Chabad at Lake Tahoe

The Rebbe and the Dodger Fan and the lesson in Judaism. The Rebbe surprised the three Americans with the question he addressed to the youngster: "Are you a baseball fan?" The Bar-Mitzvah boy replied that he was.... "Which team are you a fan of the Yankees or the Dodgers?" The Dodgers, replied the boy.

Candle lighting tonight at 5:51 Shabbat Morning Davening at 10:00AM Motzai Shabbat (Saturday) Maariv at 7pm followed by Havdalah In the Richler's Yard... Please come wearing your mask and stay six feet apart Join us JFK (Just for Kiddush) at 12

The story of Noah is perhaps the most epic biblical narrative. Despite the passage of time, it continues to live in the consciousness of humanity, as the subject of Hollywood movies, archaeological adventures, material for theme parks and, most recently, life-size replicas (one of which actually travels around the world). What is it about the story of the flood that makes it so universally relatable and so prevalent in the narratives of cultures around the world? And what is... its message to contemporary times? Take a journey into the world of Noah with the Talmudic sages, Chassidic masters and Kabbalists as your guides, as we navigate the events that unfold in what was a literal watershed moment in the development of human civilization. Shortly after the creation of the world, at the dawn of civilization, things went very, very wrong. People became corrupt. Depravity and violence reared their ugly heads. It got so ugly, that the world was on the verge of destruction. Noah was tasked with saving humanity. Unable to do so, he is instructed to build an ark so that he and his family, together with a range of different animals, could ride out the storm. We all know the story. Or do we?

Mitzvah opportunity tomorrow afternoon, PM us if you can drive a senior to his Barton appointment, just a few block away from his home.

Wise Men of Jerusalem - Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz

Shabbat Shalom from beautiful Lake Tahoe Candle lighting today is at 6:00pm Shabbat Morning Davening at 10:00AM. Join us for a deluxe JFK (Just for Kiddush) at 12. This weeks Kiddush is co-sponsored by Lee Abramovitz and in honor of Shabbos Bereishit. ... Mazel Tov to Lee Abromowitz on his 40th anniversary of his Bar Mitzvah.

Chassidic Rabbi and Award-Winning Professor Is Colorado’s First Jewish Military Chaplain

The joy of Sukkot was felt all around this year with our community Sukkah, holiday davenings, Sushi lunch, Simchat Torah celebrations and our Sukkah mobile. What a joyous and meaningful week it was with our Tahoe community. Thank you to those who joined and to our sponsors for making it happen. May the love and joy of this holiday season bring forth an abundance of blessings to this new year. Lchaim!

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach! Candle lighting today is at 6:11 Please join us for In-person Shabbat and Simchat Torah services at 10am at the Richler’s backyard.

Welcome to the COVID era "Sukkah Hop" A Mobile Sukkah Coming to YOUR home - Hop on for 15 minutes of holiday joy! PM us for a time slot- Individually wrapped kosher treats - Shake the Lulav and Esrog. ... Thank you Mike Abel and Yonah Lessard for helping build the Sukkah mobile.

Please join us as we celebrate the beautiful holiday of Sukkot with the Lake Tahoe Jewish Community. Gourmet Sushi bar by a top local sushi chef Say L'chaim in the Sukkah Fun for the whole family... RSVP Required

Candle light tonight in Lake Tahoe is at 6:30. Wishing you a Gmar Chatima Tova

Shabbat Shalom! Candle lighting today is at 6:33. Shabbat Morning Davening at 10:00AM In the Richler's Yard (Please stay off the neighbors lawn)... Please come wearing your mask and stay six feet apart Join us for JFK (Just for Kiddush) at 12

Challenge yourself with the Yom Kippur Quiz!