Cultivating proud, authentic and joyous Jewish life in the heart of the Park Cities
We are Chabad Park Cities
A hub for Jews of all ages to connect and become inspired. Our goal is to support each Jew’s ever-evolving journey, no matter his or her stage of life.
Coming up on the CPC calendar…
Upcoming Community Events
Explore the origins, structure, and profound themes of Jewish prayer in our new bi-monthly adult education course. This series will help you uncover the meaning behind the words and master the traditional tunes that bring this vital conversation with G-d to life.
We’re bringing the heart and soul of the High Holidays to the Park Cities. Join for connective and meaningful Yom Kippur services.
Bring your little along for a special, age appropriate service on Yom Kippur so they can play while you pray. Light lunch & Snacks provided
The Fast is over, feast on! Join us after Yom Kippur for bagels, schmear, and all the fixings.
A curated Shabbat dinner experience for couples in the Sukkah! Happy hour, candle lighting, Shabbat services, and a delicious three course dinner.
Step into the joy of Sukkot with a festive community brunch. Pop in for bagels, a brunch spread, donuts, mimosas, chocolate milk for the kiddos, and lulav shakes for all!
Simchat Torah in the Park Cities! Join us to commemorate October 7th while holding joy for the precious Torah. Meaningful and age-appropriate childrens program followed by a top shelf - open bar, dance party for the adults.
Park Cities Shul
- SHABBAT EVENING SERVICES 6:30pm Winter Fridays | 7:00pm Spring/Summer Fridays
- SHABBAT DAY SERVICES 10:30am, followed by community Shabbat Lunch
Welcome!
Chabad of the Park Cities is a hub for Jews of all ages and stages to connect and get inspired. In addition to holiday-centric events for young couples and families, we offer Mommy & Me, Bar & Bat Mitzvah lessons, a weekly Shabbat minyan, weekly Chassidic and Jewish philosophy classes, and so much more. There are so many ways to get involved in this community!
WE LOOK FORWARD TO CONNECTING WITH YOU!
Baruch & Mooka Hecht
Weekly Torah thoughts and other Jewish gems
How can one be commanded to love? It isn't possible to love on demand?!
When communicating with another, whether our child, a friend, or even when speaking to ourselves, we must remember HOW to give it over.
If we want our Judaism to be meaningful, if we want it to be meaningful to our children, then we have to do it consistently.
The journey toward the goal, the very process is the purpose? The struggle through the tough days, the enjoyment of the good ones.
How ironic that some of the most beautiful blessings, some of which tell about the redemption of the Jews and downfall of their enemies is coming from the very source that wanted to curse them!
The one where Moses hits the rock instead of speaking to it. He went against G-ds command and as a result, was barred entry into the land of Israel.
Conflict resolution. That is a hot topic these days and for good reason. This is a vital part of social interactions and interpersonal relationships. We can all improve in this area!
What does Torah have to say about it?
There is a concept in Jewish Law that when there is a dispute we are to follow the majority - ‘Holchin acher harov'.
When you strike a match in order to light a candle, it takes a second or two for the flame to ignite the wick.
Every letter in Torah contains wisdom and lessons for us. Why would the Torah seemingly just copy and paste?
The most precious things in our lives are accounted for. We count things that are important to us, sometimes we'll count them over and over again.
This seems kind of peculiar, why not clean out the whole ash pile, why wait until it accumulated to become too large?
The last few weeks and months have been wild for Jews across the globe, especially on the college campuses.
Okay, so John gossiped and was struck with tza'raat. I get why he'd have a terrible rash, but his clothing and house break out too? Make it make sense…
Let's examine fish. If a fish has scales, it should have fins too, don't all fish have fins? Why does the Torah list both?
Support Chabad Park Cities
Chabad of the Park Cities is a beacon of light in the Park Cities. Your donation is an impactful way to support and sustain our wide range of programs and helps us flourish.
Whether monthly or annually, large or small, each donor’s support is vital to our success. So if you love what we’re doing, and you’re able to give, please consider donating.
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