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Under the direction of Rabbi Sadya Davidoff and his wife Shimona, Chabad of Shoreline, founded in 2018, offers many programs, services, and events to all ages in the Jewish community of the Shoreline area.
"Our goal is building a lasting edifice upon which the community feels uplifted through engaging programs, nourishing connections, spiritual enrichment and unconditional love. "
Our mission
"Our goal is building a lasting edifice upon which the community feels uplifted through engaging programs, nourishing connections, spiritual enrichment and unconditional love. "
Learning & Inspiration
- What You Need to Know About Standing or Sitting During PrayerStand for this, sit for that, stand again a moment later. To the uninitiated, it can look almost cho... Read More
- Take the Rosh Hashanah Who Am I QuizTest your Rosh Hashanah knowledge! Read More
- Is Judaism Firm and Fixed or Dynamic with Change?The combined parsha of Nitzavim and Vayelech encapsulates two opposite features: Torah’s firm founda... Read More
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Daily Quote
On the day that the Holy Temple was destroyed, a Jew was plowing his field when his cow suddenly called out. An Arab was passing by and heard the call of the cow. Said the Arab to the Jew: "Son of Judah! Unyoke your cow, free the stake of your plow, for your Holy Temple has now been destroyed." The cow then called a second time. Said the Arab to the Jew: "Son of Judah! Yoke your cow, reset the stake of your plow, for Moshiach has now been born."
Jerusalem Talmud, Berachot 2:4






