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CHABAD-LUBAVITCH WORLDWIDE
Welcome Home.
COMMUNITY
You have just imagined The Chabad House of Asheville —
JEWISH EDUCATION
Imagine a place where learning and laughter, sacred and
secular, spiritual and physical, come together in an inviting
atmosphere of warmth and belonging.
WHAT IS CHABAD?
Imagine a place where children play, learn, and develop their
identities; where young adults and seniors share their wisdom;
where parents transmit the joys and beauty of our heritage
to the next generation.
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Imagine a place where every person feels at home.
THE CHABAD HOUSE SYNAGOGUE
IMAGINE
“We really are all leaves
on a single tree, cells of
a single body, all a
part of one soul.
‘Outreach’ is a word
that creates artificial
distinctions. It
implies that some of
us are ‘out’, and
some of us are ‘in’.
So we don’t reach
out to anybody.
We gather
all together.”
RABBI SHAYA SUSSKIND,
DIRECTOR & SPIRITUAL LEADER,
CHABAD-LUBAVITCH—
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
“When Jews from various locations meet…
They are not separate entities who happened to meet by
chance. Quite the contrary; they are one entity, one people
who just happen to be dispersed. And when they meet,
their inner truth is revealed—that they are one people.”
THE REBBE, AUGUST 19, 1976
WHAT IS CHABAD?
AN ORGANIZATION
CHABAD-LUBAVITCH
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“Lubavitch” is the name of the town in White
Russia where the movement was based for
more than a century. Appropriately, the word
The Harvard senior, the teenage
trekker, the Asheville artist, the
Israeli soldier, the Talmudic scholar,
the new parent, the relocated
newcomer, the community leader,
the counter-culture editor, the highpowered lawyer, the curious gentile,
the struggling entrepreneur, the new
convert, Orthodox, Conservative,
Reform, Reconstructionist, atheist,
humanistic,
unaffiliated—all
feel
comfortable with and rely upon The
Chabad House.
THE CHABAD HOUSE SYNAGOGUE
The word “Chabad” is a Hebrew acronym for
Wisdom, Comprehension and Knowledge.
The movement’s system of Jewish
philosophy, teaches understanding and
recognition of the Creator, the role and
purpose of creation, and the importance and
unique mission of each Creature.
WHO WE SERVE
Inspiring
Jewish learning
citywide, The
Chabad House
transforms
Jewish life, and
unites the Jewish
community
through
Torah study.
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A PHILOSOPHY
CHABAD-LUBAVITCH
With a love for Jewish life and an ardor
for living Jewishly, The Chabad House
provides social, educational, and
religious opportunities in Asheville,
satisfying the hearts and minds of all.
The Chabad House – a Center for
Jewish Living and Learning is open to
everyone. At Chabad, a human life is
a Universe… and The Chabad
House is designed to house it.
JEWISH EDUCATION
Chabad’s international network of over 4,000
Chabad-Lubavitch centers in more than 65
countries, has created a living Jewish
community within the reach of any Jew,
nearly anywhere on the globe, ensuring
universal Jewish awareness with the eternal
promise of Jewish continuity.
THE CONNECTION
THE CHABAD HOUSE OF
ASHEVILLE
WHAT IS CHABAD?
Chabad-Lubavitch, an organization that
derives its impulse and inspiration from a
passion for Judaism and a love for Jewish
people, and all mankind, the call has always
been the same. Governments change, the
map is rearranged, yet Chabad-Lubavitch
never stops responding to the call of the
Jewish soul. Indeed, actions of lovingkindness, and Jewish living and learning are
not items on our agenda. They are the
agenda. Yesterday, today and tomorrow.
Lubavitch in Russian means the “city of
brotherly love.” Thus Lubavitch conveys
the essence of the responsibility and love
engendered by the Chabad philosophy
toward every individual.
JEWISH EDUCATION
CHILDREN
CHABAD HEBREW SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
“Our daughter has been attending Chabad Hebrew School of the Arts
for three years. She loves it and really never wants to miss a day! Aeden
is six years old and already has become highly engaged in Jewish
learning, understanding its application in daily life.”
SHIFRA & JORDY AHLERS, AEDEN’S PARENTS
“Chabad’s Hebrew School of the Arts meets the
highest standards of a Sunday and Hebrew
School education, and then offers more. Our
spiral hands-on curriculum, involving all types of
learners, enjoys a well-earned reputation for
excellence in Jewish Education. Families of all
backgrounds and levels of observances feel
comfortable and welcomed. Each child is
considered a precious asset to our class.
That is why families like yours, have called
our place, home.”
“We have been amazed how much Hebrew our daughter has learned in
only a single hour a week. The program is certainly challenging,
somehow combining games and crafts with academic rigor. The source
of our daughter’s love for Hebrew School lies in Chana’s excitement
and gift for teaching.”
ELIZABETH & JOSH BERNSTEIN, ANNA’S PARENTS
“My daughters love Hebrew School, because they have fun while learning
about Judaism. In fact, all of my family members appreciate this
creative learning environment where we all are made to feel welcome.”
CHARLIE & LARA HUME, JAZLYN & TOVA’S PARENTS
CHANA SUSSKIND, DIRECTOR,
CHABAD HEBREW SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
An eternal gift that lasts forever:
A Jewish Education at Chabad that will
keep children passionate about Jewish
Learning and Living for a lifetime.
THE CHABAD HOUSE SYNAGOGUE
The newest club in town, for American Jewish girls…turning
12. Open to all girls in the community regardless of affiliation,
the Bat Mitzvah Club is for girls, by girls, and starring girls.
Activities, meaningful learning, trips, friendships, and service
projects ensure that the girls celebrate one of the most special
times in their lives, in a most meaningul and fun way!
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JEWISH EDUCATION
BAT MITZVAH CLUB
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For American Jewish Girls
JEWISH EDUCATION
TEENS
JLI Teens was
conceived and
developed with
today’s teenager
in mind.
Courses such as
“MySpace/YourSpace: Is My Life
Any of Your Business?” and
“Welcome to Hollywood: Jewish
Wisdom on Fame, Romance,
and the Pursuit of Happiness,”
are two examples of the fresh
and fascinating curriculum that
is taught in a JLI Teen class.
Youth is life at
high intensity.
The Chabad
House provides a
Jewish focus for
just that passion.
“JLI Teens
provides an
environment in
which I am able
to quench my
thirst for Jewish knowledge.
Through collaborative
exploration and discussion,
we analyze various
perspectives on controversial
issues, and are thus able to
solidify our personal views.”
ELIZABETH GERGEL, 11TH GRADE,
ASHEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
“I like JLI Teens
because we talk
about things
that we don’t
usually talk
about at school, like the value
of money and real happiness.
It is a nice, laid-back
environment where we’re not
forced to learn but we enjoy
learning.”
TAL AVISHAI, 10TH GRADE,
AC REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL
“I really enjoy
JLI Teens
because I get to
socialize with
other Jewish
kids my age and eat some
good food while discussing
issues important to us,
learning to connect these issues
to Judaism. Rabbi Susskind is
a great teacher and the
discussions he leads are
thoughtful and eye-opening.”
ERIN PALY, 10TH GRADE,
CAROLINA DAY SCHOOL
JEWISH EDUCATION
ADULTS
ASHEVILLE JEWISH
LEARNING INSTITUTE (JLI)
Designed for the contemporary Jewish woman, the Asheville
Jewish Women’s circle is an ever-growing group of women who
come together to socialize, learn, and discover the power of
Jewish femininity in today’s world. Open to the entire community,
the JWC offers innovative workshops, discussions, and creative
activities, exploring current issues and relevant topics that lie at the hearts of us
all. It is always a special ladies night out, rejuvenating body and soul!
Join an intriguing and personal monthly Torah
discussion at the Rosh Chodesh group. You’ll
appreciate the seamless blend between the practial
and the mystical, and the contemporary relevance
to the life of the Jewish woman. Hosted by a
different community member each month, light
refreshments are always served. The Rosh Chodesh
group is free of charge, and open to all Jewish
women in our community.
“It is so nice to be able to get together with other Jewish women, enjoy their
company, have a great time during the program and take home tools that I
can use as a Jewish wife and mother as well.”
DEVORAH HOLAN
“I grew up in a small town that only had two Jewish families.
When I look around the room at the Women’s Circle, I see a room full of
Jewish women, and I feel like I belong. It is always so warm and welcoming,
and I always learn something new about my Jewish heritage.”
CINDY FEILER
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ROSH CHODESH GROUP
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JEWISH WOMEN’S CIRCLE
THE CHABAD HOUSE SYNAGOGUE
“Bernie and I found the classes thought provoking, intelligent, very interesting and
enjoyable. We especially liked the way the Rabbi responded to questions and
statements from the students. He always shows respect and thoughtfulness in his
responses. He carries a wealth of knowledge – that is obvious; however, he
always came across as interested in what we had to say. A wonderful teacher…
we will come back for more classes. Thank you so much for all we have begun to
learn at Chabad.” BERNIE & ARLENE FARROW
JEWISH EDUCATION
Aspiring to be the pre-eminent provider of adult
Jewish education, the students at the Asheville branch
of the worldwide Jewish Learning Institute are made
up of people from all walks of life. Drawing on
research-based instructional design
and cutting-edge approaches to
adult learning, JLI’s innovative
presentation of traditional Judaism is
designed to be both intellectually
rigorous and highly accessible.
Built for the
whole community…
“It’s the warmth
and spirituality
that draws me
to Chabad. I
have always
felt strongly
about being
Jewish. Chabad reinforces my
Jewish identity and brings me
back to my grandparents and
all those beginnings which
defined who I am as a Jewish
person today.”
ARLENE DOLOBOFF,
ASHEVILLE RESIDENT OF 50 YEARS
Jack and Arlene were one of
the founding families of
The Chabad House.
“They’re looking out for you.
Once you go to The Chabad
House, you feel connected. It’s
a support system. You feel they
really care. You feel welcomed.
You’re not just an individual.
You’re part of a community.”
GABE ROSENBERG,
STUDENT, UNC–ASHEVILLE
Gabe is a Mass Communication
major at the University of
North Carolina–Asheville.
LIFE CYCLE EVENTS
“When I came to Asheville two years ago, I
looked for a place where my son could study
for his Bar Mitzvah. At Chabad, they make
you feel that whatever kind of Jew you are,
you are welcomed. It was heart-warming that
somebody actually wanted my family without
any strings attached. I feel so indebted to
Chabad for everything.”
“My life changed drastically when David died
and they were very supportive. They lifted me
up. It wasn’t that I needed spiritual support.
They were giving me human support. …They
were and continue to be there for me.”
JILL ZIMERMAN
SIGALLY CHEEK
“We just arrived home in Monsey, and wanted to
thank you so much for the wonderful Kosher meals
you provided for our short stay in Asheville. You
have to let us know the secret to that unbelievable
bread in the chicken sandwich! Thanks for being
so helpful in organizing everything, and for taking
the time to chat with us when we stopped by
Chabad House. You should be successful with all
you are doing for the Asheville Jewish Community.”
ADRIENNE & LEON S., MONSEY, NEW YORK
HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS
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JENNIFER & HENRY WATKINS
JONATHAN & STACY FELDMAN
Established in 2006 by the Chabad House, the AKC
provides Kosher catering, supervision, facility rental,
and support to the Asheville Jewish community as
well as its visitors. Whether you already do keep
Kosher, or are beginning to think about keeping a
Kosher home; or are visiting the area and need to
arrange for kosher meals during your stay, the
Chabad House is there for you to make it happen.
THE CHABAD HOUSE SYNAGOGUE
“Chabad embraced our whole family. From
our 5 year old through our children’s
grandparents, everyone is valued. We have
enjoyed seeing how the Rabbi interacts with
our children. He’s not only interesting, he’s
interested. This is true whether it’s the 5 year
old or the 15 year old. He adjusts his style
accordingly, and is flexible in his interactions
even while sticking to tradition.”
COMMUNITY
“The Rabbi and
Chana were so
amazing and
supportive to us
when our daughter
Thalia was born. Chana prepared food for us
to last several weeks and actually delivered it
to the hospital. Rabbi Susskind tailored the
naming ceremony to our family’s needs and
the community was there to share this special
time with us.”
ASHEVILLE
KASHRUTH
COMMISSION
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network and warm friendships
that are an inevitable part
of this vibrant, growing
community.
The prayer book is bilingual
and various English readings
are included during the weekly
Shabbat service. Song and
commentary add meaning
and participation to the
prayers. An important part
of Shabbat is the Kiddush
Luncheon that follows the
Shabbat morning services,
where friendships are
created and nurtured and
everyone’s special occasions
are celebrated.
When the High Holidays
come around, Chabad makes
sure that everyone feels right
at home. Traditional prayers,
song and reflection incorporate modern themes so that
first-time, occasional, and
veteran synagogue-goers all
experience a sense of
fulfillment. A special junior
congregation caters specifically to the up and coming
generation, so that even the
young congregants can enjoy
a meaningful and personalized experience.
WEEKLY
TORAH STUDY
ELLIE GOLDSTEIN
“We look forward to coming to Shul to celebrate Shabbat with our family
and friends. The synagogue environment reflects love, respect and concern
for each individual. We feel it every time we walk through the doorway.
Our children think of Chabad as part of their family... we are blessed to be
a part of this congregation.”
JORDY AND SHIFRA AHLERS
“The Rabbi reveals remarkable
lessons from the Torah and we
are all left wanting more of his
wisdom and magical stories
each week. Yet everyone’s
ideas and questions are
considered amid a lively
and meaningful exchange.”
JUDY DUNCAN
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“The classes have got me
thinking… it is the type of
learning that I can transform
to real life.”
THE CHABAD HOUSE SYNAGOGUE
It is comforting that
while living in an
ever–changing
world, we can seek
relevance and
direction from a
never-changing
Torah. Discussing
the Torah’s
contemporary
relevance each week
is a special time at
Chabad, for all who
participate.
WWW.CHABADASHEVILLE.ORG
www.ChabadAsheville.org makes great on-line Jewish resources come alive—with the click of your
mouse. While you sit in the convenience of your living room/office/deck/boat/golf cart—wherever
you like to hang out. From Sinai to Cyberspace, Chabad’s interactive website transcends all
boundaries serving anyone seeking exposure to Jewish thought, history,
customs, and stories that link our tradition to today’s meaningful issues.
JEWISH
ART CALENDAR
ChabadLubavitch
publications of
quality and
depth are
designed for
families, adults,
and children, of
all backgrounds.
The Asheville Jewish Art Calendar, Western
North Carolina’s only secular and Jewish
combined calendar, is a beautiful addition to
your home or office. Mailed out annually, the
calendar features business advertisements,
family anniversaries, and community holiday
celebrations, including relevant information,
illustrations and Jewish customs pertaining to
the month.
KOSHER
COMMUNITY
COOKBOOK
Tastes of Jewish Asheville,
Asheville’s Kosher
Community Cookbook is a
publication created from the
loving kitchens of Jewish
Women across Western North
Carolina. This all-new 2010
Chabad publication meets the needs of today’s
contemporary Jewish family, by responding to
current trends. With the growing interest in
traditional Judaism, and more people seeking
to create the unique atmosphere of a warm
Jewish home, coupled with society as a whole
adapting a more natural and healthy lifestyle,
the cookbook intends to satisfy the souls and
tastes of our community.
www. SpotlightDesign.com
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660 Merrimon Avenue, Suite C • Asheville, NC 28804
828-505-0746 • info@ChabadAsheville.org
www.ChabadAsheville.org