Shabbat Dinners at Chabad. Zero pressure. Total pleasure.

As more and more Stanfordites are exposed to the sensational serenity and spirituality that suffuses the Shabbat, Chabad House at Stanford continues to provide a multidimensional experience, with the perfect mix of food, drink, song and ideas.
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Kickoff Shabbat Dinner Jan 11th, Services 7pm, Dinner 7:30

Learn Rachel’s skills and secrets to cook a gourmet Shabbat dinner in just 2 hours. Including Gefilte fish, Matza ball soup, Kugals and much more.
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Thursday, Feb 21st at 7:30pm

Location: Chabad House at Stanford – 1289 College Avenue

Linking Hearts at Stanford extends a helping hand to families who have children with special needs and involves them in a full range of social and Jewish experiences.

The program includes: weekly visitations by the students to the homes of their Special Friends, field trips and holiday programs.

To volunteer please contact Rachel by clicking here

Where does Judaism differ from Christianity and Humanism? Did G-d really speak to us at Sinai? Why do bad things happen to good people?

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Location: Chabad House at Stanford – 1289 College Avenue

A series of lunchtime discussions, exploring themes drawn from Judaism's rich 3,000-year tradition. Join this stimulating learning community for open discussion, debate and analysis.
Feb 13th, Feb 20th, Feb 27th, March 5th
Location: Old Union, 520 Lasuen Mall,
The Circle, 3rd floor Room 316 click here for directions
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A series of lunchtime seminars, exploring themes drawn from Judaism's rich 3,000-year legal tradition. Join this stimulating learning community for open discussion, debate and analysis.

Location: Law School

For more information contact Rabbi Dov by clicking here

Weekend you don't want to miss!
Celebrate together with 500 Jewish college students from 18 campuses across the West Coast. Shabbat meals, Jewish discussions, BBQ, beach activities, and more. Friday-Sunday, Feb 8th-10th in Santa Barbara 

Keynote address by nationally syndicated talk show host Dennis Prager:
“Why Judaism and Israel Should Matter to You” to RSVP click here

Join us for an eight-week course on the foundations of Jewish life. Blending the spiritual and the practical, "The Essentials" will deepen your knowledge and appreciation of Judaism.

G-d, Torah and the Jews • Shabbat-An Island in Time • Kosher-A Diet for the Soul • Holiday and Holy Day-The Jewish Calendar • Prayer-Is Anyone Listening? • Jewish Lifecycles • Sexuality and Intimacy • Mitzvot-The Building Blocks of Judaism

Join us with family and friends for Shabbat.

February 22nd Services: 7pm - Dinner: 7:30pm

Location: Chabad House at Stanford – 1289 College Avenue
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Shabbat Video: Shabbat presentation

Pamper yourself at our first ever spa event. With professional spa services, salad bar, & some Purim soul food too.
March 4th at 7:30pm

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Location: Chabad House at Stanford – 1289 College Avenue

• Megillah Reading
• Song and Dance
• Food and fun
Thursday, March 20 at 9:30pm
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Location: To Be Announced

The Rohr Scholars will be awarded $5,000 towards tuition, room and board at the Mayanot Institute of Jewish Studies, located in Jerusalem. We invite you to acquire a solid grounding in the fundamentals of Jewish thought. This is your opportunity to explore the issues that have challenged Jewish thinkers for centuries - in an intimate and intellectually open atmosphere in the heart of Jerusalem.

Apply today Mayanot.edu

The Chabad House at Stanford will offer a free Mezuzah to any Stanford student who needs one for their dorm room or apartment. Ancient tradition teaches that this small mitzvah brings blessing and serenity to your home. A person introduces holiness and harmony into the world by placing a Mezuzah on his or her door.

For more information please contact Rachel by clicking here

The Chabad House at Stanford will offer a free pair of Tefillin to any Stanford student who is committed to putting on Tefillin on a regular basis. Tefillin (small black boxes containing sacred texts that are tied around the arms and above the forehead) is one of the most significant Mitzvot of the Bible. It has been observed and cherished for thousands of years.

For more information contact our office by clicking here

Have questions? Want opinions? Looking for discussions? Seeking Advice? Need to talk? Meet up with the Rabbi or Rebbetzin for an informal chat.

To set up a shmooze session, drop Dov a line by clicking here

Pre-register for Birthright this summer Free 10-day trip to Israel. Make sure you're doing it with the Chabad at Stanford crew! Guaranteed to be the best trip you can ever have.

tour, hike and jeep throughout Israel • climb the ancient fortress of Masada • float in the Dead Sea • enjoy the culture, and excitement of Jerusalem & Tel Aviv • experience a warm and fun-filled traditional Shabbat • meet Israeli students, soldiers, politicians & business leaders Israelexpress.org