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Chabad at Chapman University

Campus Chabad House

Campus Chabad House in Orange, California, led by Rabbi Eliezer Gurary.

Chabad at Chapman University was founded on the principle that Jewish students, regardless of personal practice, deserve a space on campus where they can feel comfortable, without labels or judgment. At Chabad, we consider it a distinct privilege to facilitate your Jewish journey.

Throughout the week, students gather at Chabad for meaningful experiences, warm meals, inspiring conversations, and Jewish life on campus. Join us for weekly Shabbat dinners every Friday evening, Shabbat morning services on Saturdays, holiday celebrations and services, learning opportunities, and special events throughout the year.

Our programs and services are provided during the school year, while students are on campus.

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Schedule

Services – 6:30 pm
Shabbat Dinner at 7:00 pm
Join us every Friday night at 6:30 pm and Saturday morning at 11:30 am.

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Programs

Purim Boat Bash 2025
Holidays
Social Events
Mezuzah Order Form
Shabbat Dinner
Mezuzah Bank
Chanukah
Shabbat Dinner (Every Friday)
Holiday Services (Every holiday)

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People

Rabbi Eliezer GuraryCo-director
Mrs. Mushky GuraryCo-director

What they offer

Chabad at Chapman University is a Chabad house on campus in Orange, led by Rabbi Eliezer Gurary.

There is a synagogue on the premises. Visitors are welcomed for Shabbat and holiday meals. Kosher meals are available on a meal plan. Accommodation for guests can be arranged. A kosher store is run here. There is a Judaica shop. They kosher kitchens for the community.

Classes run regularly, one-to-one study can be arranged and public lectures are held. There is a library.

Older children and young adults have bar and bat mitzvah instruction, a bar mitzvah club, a bat mitzvah club and a circle for international students.

They officiate at weddings, circumcisions and funerals. Couples are prepared for marriage. A chevra kadisha serves the community.

The center visits patients in hospital, visits Jewish prisoners, serves military personnel, looks after the elderly, works with children with special needs, distributes food packages, provides humanitarian aid, runs a soup kitchen, runs a free loan fund, helps people who are homeless, runs medical services, helps people find work, counsels families facing cults and missionaries and runs a club for seniors.

There is a women's group. There is a men's club. Holiday programs run through the year, hands on. Mezuzos and tefillin can be checked here. A mitzvah tank goes out from here. The building is wheelchair accessible. They publish. Genealogy research is offered.