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Chabad Lincoln Park delivers a warm, inviting, and soulful Judaism to Jews in Lincoln Park. It melds a classical approach with a modern twist. Judaism and one's relationship with God could be dynamic, beautiful, personal and deeply sincere. A special formula of excellence has catapulted Chabad Lincoln Park into the success story it is. Hundreds of children, college students, young professionals and local families have made their way through our doors: learning, praying, connecting, eating, taking ownership of their Judaism, and asking themselves how will I make a difference to the Jewish people?
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  • LIVE: Evening of Tribute to the RebbetzenVirtual Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries Starts Sun. 8:30 p.m. Eastern Read More
  • A Legacy of Sacrifice and LoveA Tribute to Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson, of Righteous Memory Read More
  • On Turning 70 and Missed OpportunitiesMore important than wondering “What if?” about the past is asking, “What now? Read More
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4:41 PM  -  Friday, January 28
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5:46 PM  -  Shabbat, January 29
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Mar. 16 - Mar. 17
Daily Thought
Post-Sinai
Before Sinai, there was earth and there was heaven. If you wanted one, you abandoned the other. At Sinai, the boundaries of heaven and earth were breached and the human being was empowered to fuse the two: To raise the earthly into the realm of the spirit, and to bring heaven down to earth. Before Mount Sinai, the coarse material of which the world is made could not be elevated. It could be used as a medium, an aid in achieving enlightenment, but it itself could not be enlightened. The spirit was raised, but the earth remained dark. At Sinai we were...
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Daily Thought
Post-Sinai
Before Sinai, there was earth and there was heaven. If you wanted one, you abandoned the other. At Sinai, the boundaries of heaven and earth were breached and the human being was empowered to fuse the two: To raise the earthly into the realm of the spirit, and to bring heaven down to earth. Before Mount Sinai, the coarse material of which the world is made could not be elevated. It could be used as a medium, an aid in achieving enlightenment, but it itself could not be enlightened. The spirit was raised, but the earth remained dark. At Sinai we were empowered to take physical objects and transform them...