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Chabad of Putnam

Chabad House

Chabad House in Carmel, New York, led by Rabbi Avi Korer.

A : Chabad is inclusive and non-judgmental, and our programs are open to all Jews. In fact, the majority of people who participate in programs at Chabad are not Orthodox. The teachings of Chabad are imbued with the renowned Chassidic spirit and joy, but in no way is the commitment to an Orthodox lifestyle a prerequisite to one's acceptance at Chabad functions.

Chabad is inclusive and non-judgmental, and our programs are open to all Jews. In fact, the majority of people who participate in programs at Chabad are not Orthodox. The teachings of Chabad are imbued with the renowned Chassidic spirit and joy, but in no way is the commitment to an Orthodox lifestyle a prerequisite to one's acceptance at Chabad functions.

A: Chabad is not out to make one Orthodox. Chabad is an educational organization dedicated to helping every Jew, regardless of background, affiliation, or personal level of observance, to increase their level of Jewish knowledge, enthusiasm, and commitment. Chabad invites you to explore the complex areas of Jewish religion, tradition, and practice in an open-minded and non-judgmental atmosphere. All of Chabad's classes, programs, and services are designed to heighten the awareness and lend valuable insight into one's heritage, traditions, religious practice, laws and rituals. Each individual is invited to participate, study, and learn. Each individual makes his or her own respective religious lifestyle decisions at his or her own pace. Each mitzvah stands on its own as an important step in ones personal growth.

Chabad is not out to make one Orthodox. Chabad is an educational organization dedicated to helping every Jew, regardless of background, affiliation, or personal level of observance, to increase their level of Jewish knowledge, enthusiasm, and commitment. Chabad invites you to explore the complex areas of Jewish religion, tradition, and practice in an open-minded and non-judgmental atmosphere. All of Chabad's classes, programs, and services are designed to heighten the awareness and lend valuable insight into one's heritage, traditions, religious practice, laws and rituals. Each individual is invited to participate, study, and learn. Each individual makes his or her own respective religious lifestyle decisions at his or her own pace. Each mitzvah stands on its own as an important step in ones personal growth.

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Schedule

Shabbat morning services are at 10:00 am at 5 Fair Street Carmel NY 10512
Candle Lighting 6:53pm
Evening Services: 6:45pm
Morning Services: 10:00am
Candle lighting after 7:50pm
Candle Lighting - Fast begins 6:37pm
One Hour Yom Kippur & Yizkor Service 11:00am
Mincha: 5:30 pm

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Programs

Synagogue Services
High Holidays
Kiddush
High Holiday Reservations
Rosh Hashanah Dinner
Synagogue
Tanya Class: The Long Short Way:
One to one Torah study & Tutoring
Holocaust Lending Library
Kosher Chinese and Movie
Online Kosher Market
Adult Education
Hebrew School
BAT Mitzvah Club
CTeen
Bar/Bat Mitzvah

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People

Rabbi Avi KorerCo-director
Mrs. Michal KorerCo-director

What they offer

Chabad of Putnam is a Chabad house in Carmel, led by Rabbi Avi Korer.

There is a synagogue on the premises. Visitors are welcomed for Shabbat and holiday meals. They kosher kitchens for the community.

Classes run regularly and one-to-one study can be arranged.

For children there is after-school programmes, a children's club and a mother-and-child group.

Older children and young adults have a teen club, bar and bat mitzvah instruction and a bat mitzvah club.

They officiate at weddings 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 and works with children with special needs.

There is a women's group. Mezuzos and tefillin can be checked here.