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Thu, October 8, 2026 - 10:00am
Torah and Tea
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Thu, October 8, 2026 - 7:00pm - 8:30pm
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Sat, October 10, 2026 - 10:00am
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Sat, October 10, 2026 - 6:30pm - 8:00pm
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Sun, October 11, 2026 - 10:00am - 12:00pm
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Daily Thought
Adam trudged past the gates of Eden, his head low, his heart heavy with the pain of remorse.
Suddenly he stopped. A thought had struck him.
He turned to the heavens and exclaimed, “You had this planned! You put that fruit there knowing I would choose to eat from it!”
“But tell me: Why?
The heavens were silent.
But we have found an answer.
Without failure, we can never truly reach into the depths of our souls. We cannot know that our choices matter, and that we hold our destiny in our...
Featured Events
Discover the Torah's timeless wisdom through engaging, text-based discussions of the weekly Torah portion and upcoming Jewish holidays that challenge the mind, uplift the spirit, and inspire the heart.
Each week, we explore contemporary issues through the lens of Torah, uncovering fresh insights and practical lessons for everyday life.
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Each week, we explore contemporary issues through the lens of Torah, uncovering fresh insights and practical lessons for everyday life.
Why do soulmates exist, and how do you find yours? What actually happens to your soul when you sleep? Have you lived before, and if so, what did you come back to finish? This six-week course takes the most fascinating ideas in kabbalah and unlocks them with the clarity and depth they’ve always deserved. You’ll leave with a completely new way of seeing yourself and everything around you.
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Are you a “Chabad person”?
At Chabad we value you. Whether you’ve lived in Harford County all your life or moved here recently,
your life experiences and beliefs are worthy of being shared and welcomed. If you’re open to traditional services and love asking Jewish-flavored questions, come find your spirit and your people here.
So, are YOU a “Chabad person”?
your life experiences and beliefs are worthy of being shared and welcomed. If you’re open to traditional services and love asking Jewish-flavored questions, come find your spirit and your people here.

