Somewhere at a Chabad center near you, there is a chair. And it is yours. So come claim it this High Holiday season.
Every Chabad center is a bit different, but there are some things you can come to expect: a welcoming rabbi, fellow Jews from a wide range of backgrounds, heartfelt prayers, and a holiday experience to get your Jewish year rolling in the right direction.
Don’t know Hebrew? No problem; most of our centers offer bilingual prayer books.
You don’t know anybody? That’s OK; the natives are friendly.
Worried that you don’t have membership? Most Chabad communities don’t have membership. If you’re a Member of the Tribe, you’re a member of Chabad.
So head over to Chabad.org/Centers and claim your seat this season.
Your Friends at Chabad
PS: Rosh Hashanah begins on Sept. 11 before Sundown and runs through Sept. 13 in the evening. Yom Kippur starts before Sundown on Sept. 20 and ends the following nightfall. The most important time to show up is Sunday, the second day of Rosh Hashanah, when we’ll be blowing the shofar. Be there!
