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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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  • The Case of the Missing EtrogOn the cosmic mitzvah scale there really is no difference if I make a blessing over my... Read More
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6:24 PM  -  Friday, September 24
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7:23 PM  -  Shabbat, September 25
Light Holiday Candles at
6:19 PM  -  Monday, September 27
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7:18 PM  -  Tuesday, September 28
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Sep. 20 - Sep. 27
Daily Thought
One Plus One
In the Sukkah, we are all one because in essence we are a single being. But that which is outside our essence—that which makes us the individuals who we are—that is not yet one. In the unity of the Etrog, Lulav, Hadasim and Aravot, we are all one as distinct individuals, complementing one another to make a single, harmonious whole. But we remain apart at the core, united only superficially. When the two mitzvot come together, then we are one in all ways: The oneness of our essence...
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Daily Thought
One Plus One
In the Sukkah, we are all one because in essence we are a single being. But that which is outside our essence—that which makes us the individuals who we are—that is not yet one. In the unity of the Etrog, Lulav, Hadasim and Aravot, we are all one as distinct individuals, complementing one another to make a single, harmonious whole. But we remain apart at the core, united only superficially. When the two mitzvot come together, then we are one in all ways: The oneness of our essence resonates throughout the harmony of our diversity. And so it shall be in the entire creation, as a single symphony, soon, very soon.