Chabad of Ahwatukee

10/09/2026

This Shabbat is Shabbos Bereishis, the first Shabbat of a brand new Torah cycle!

What a powerful opportunity to begin the year with renewed inspiration, purpose, and blessings!

Join us at our monthly Shabbat Experience this Saturday at 10am

09/24/2026

See you for Coffee in the Sukkah!
ChabadAhwatukee.com/coffee

09/24/2026

New York Deli in the Sukkah

Celebrate Sukkot with Chabad of Ahwatukee!

Join us for New York deli, good conversation, and time together in the Sukkah.

📅 Tuesday, September 29
🌿 In the Sukkah
💙 Free of charge

Everyone is welcome!

More info: ChabadAhwatukee.com/deli

09/20/2026

Yom Kippur is almost here.

As we prepare for the holiest day of the year, here is our full Yom Kippur schedule at Chabad of Ahwatukee.

Whether you’ll be joining us for Kol Nidrei, Yizkor, Ne’ilah, or the full day, we look forward to sharing this meaningful day together.

No membership required. Everyone is welcome.

For the full details:
ChabadAhwatukee.com/HH

09/17/2026

Remember a loved one this Yom Kippur.

You can add their name to our Yizkor Memorial Booklet, which will be used during this year’s Yizkor memorial service.

It’s a meaningful way to honor their memory and keep them close during this special time.

Add a name here:
https://www.chabadahwatukee.com/templates/articlecco_cdo/aid/7306410/jewish/Yizkor-Memorial-Booklet.htm

09/17/2026

After an inspiring Rosh Hashanah, we’re looking forward to the holiest day of the year. Yom Kippur.

Join us at Chabad of Ahwatukee as we come together for a meaningful Yom Kippur.

📅 Yom Kippur: Sunday evening, September 20 – Monday, September 21

No membership. No charge. Everyone is welcome.

Learn more and see the schedule: ChabadAhwatukee.com/hh

09/14/2026

Torah and tea this Wednesday!
RSVP at ChabadAhwatukee.com/women

09/04/2026

Please join us for the first Saturday of the month! Sep 5 at 10:00am
Pm for address!

08/31/2026

The High Holidays are in the air!

This year, Rosh Hoshana, the start of the High Holy Days, begins on the evening of Sept. 11 – the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on New York City, the Pentagon and Pennsylvania.

And for Chabad of Ahwatukee spiritual leader Rabbi Levy Minsky, that date has a particularly poignant meaning.

Continued at https://www.ahwatukee.com/community_focus/9-11-adds-poignant-touch-to-jewish-new-year/article_9185f04b-4522-43ce-a95f-9973f09b71d8.html.