Chabad of Southern RI

12/07/2023

Your Light Matters!
In recent times, Social Media has become a very dark place. This Chanukah, flood your social media platforms with light! Here is how:
🕎 Light
📷 Snap
📲 Post
Share your menorah selfie and tag

10/11/2023

Stand with Israel through the power of Mitzvahs
Join our local campaign, part of a monumental global effort to pledge one million mitzvahs for the peace and safety of the Holy Land.
Pledge Now: chabadsri.com/mitzvah4israel

10/04/2023

Did you get a chance to shake the lulav and etrog yet?
Come on over to our beautiful sukka & make a blessing on the lulav and esrog.
Enjoy a piece of cake in the sukka and say the blessing “leisheiv basukka”.
Let us know whens a good time for you to stop by!

09/15/2023

09/07/2023

Rosh Hashana is around the corner!
Chabadsri.com/highholidays

08/31/2023

So excited for the Mega Challah Bake
For Women and Girls ages 10 and up
looking forward!!
RSVP required

08/08/2023

And once again homemade challah is available for Shabbat this week!

Dm us if you would like one or 📞 (401) 515 5833

05/25/2023

Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow!
Here's a sneak peak of the menu!

Candlelighting in South County, RI is 7:47 pm

05/14/2023

As we approach the upcoming Jewish holiday of Shavuot, I want to take a moment to reflect on the unique connection between this holiday and Mother's Day.

Shavuot commemorates the giving of the Torah to the Jewish people at Mount Sinai. It represents the special relationship between God and the Jewish people, with the Torah serving as the ketubah or marriage contract. Our children are the future guarantors for keeping the Torah and ensuring our legacy and future.

Similarly, Mother's Day is a holiday that celebrates the special bond between mothers and their children. It is a day to honor and appreciate all that our mothers do for us, and to recognize their importance in shaping our lives and values.

Let us take this opportunity to honor our mothers and also honor ourselves for everything we do to ensure our children honor Hashem's Torah and Mitzvot, including one of the main ten commandments to honor your mother and father. May we all be blessed with long lives, health, wealth, and nachas from our families, and may we enter the holiday of Shavuot with happiness and joy in our hearts.

05/05/2023

Today is “Pesach Sheni”, the second Passover. In temple times, those who were ritually impure when it was time to bring the pascal offering would have a second chance to bring it on this day. The second Passover teaches us that it is never too late. There is always another opportunity to do something positive. Even if yesterday was not a good day, today we can start anew, and there are many minutes in today to fill with goodness.

Light Shabbat candles in South County at 7:28 pm.
Shabbat Shalom!