Saratoga Chabad
Torah Springs Eternal - Refreshing!
130 Circular Street, Saratoga Springs NY 12866
(518) 526-0773 / 584-7702  saratora@aol.com
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YOU'RE WELCOME TO OUR PASSOVER SEDERS!
Homestyle and traditional, our communal Seders have lots of flavor, warmth and inspiration. Both Seders start at 7:30pm, on Monday 3/25 and Tuesday 3/26 and will be held at Saratoga Chabad. Suggested cost is $18pp or $10 per child, to be arranged before the holiday. No one will be turned away for a lack of funds. Call Rabbi Abba and Raizel at 526-0773 for more info or to RSV.
 
PASSOVER QUESTIONS, LOOKING FOR MATZAH, SELLING CHAMETZ?
Call Rabbi Abba 526-0773 with all your Passover questions. Limited handmade Shmurah Matzah is also available for your home Seders.
 
UPCOMING SHABBAT WEEKENDS
Stay tuned for Shabbos Minyans, Kiddush, and Friday Night Dinners at Chabad. Call us for more details.
 

 
CHALLAH WITH LOVE AND HOME-VISITS
Call 526-0773 or email: saratora@aol.com to schedule or for more info.
 
TUESDAY'S KABBALAH & PARSHA CLASS
Class begins anew starting November 20th. Call for info.


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PFUN DAY - LIVE JEWISH MUSIC, MAGIC, CRAFTS AND MORE
PFUN stands for Passover Fun, with dynamic Jewish music duo: father and son Moshe and Mendy Antellis (a Jewish-Star finalist), arts and crafts station,and magic show, with tasty Passover dinner buffet. Suggested donation is $7pp or $25 per family. Fun for all ages at Saratoga Chabad.

LEO ZISMAN, HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR AND AUTHOR
Leo "Laibel" survived the Holocaust as a child with his brother, sole survivors of a prominent family from Kovno, came to America with nothing, became an engineer, built a business and a family of which he is proud. He recently wrote a memoir "I Believe" that is a powerful testament to his resilience, determination and dedication, and those who inspired and helped him on his journey. He will speak at Saratoga Chabad on May 6th, 7pm. $10 suggested contribution.
 
PLACES 2 GO, THINGS 2 DO IN THE CAPITAL-SARATOGA REGION
Locals and tourists alike enjoy this growing listing of quality family-friendly and wallet-friendly outings in and around the greater Capital-Saratoga Region of Northeastern New York State. Download the 3-page PDF please email us any updates and ideas you have for future updated editions.

THE LAKE GEORGE SUMMER MINYAN

Daily Shachris, Mincha and Maariv Minyan in Lake George during the busy tourist season - until approx Aug 30th. For more info call (518) 522-THRU.
 
TUESDAY TORAH WITH RABBI ABBA
1pm weekly Parsha (Torah portion) class at Saratoga Chabad open to all interested, and for all levels of Jewish learning. Call ahead for more info.
 
"TASTE OF TRADITION" IS BACK AT HIGH ROCK FARMERS MARKET
Look for Saratoga Chabad's hallmark traditional foods, made homestyle and Kosher, for sale each Wednesday between 3-6pm at the High Rock Farmers Market behind Broadway. Stop by for good food, or for a meaningful conversation.
 

 
SUMMERTIME MINYAN BOOST
Thanks to the many travelers and tourists in Saratoga for the beautiful and busy summer season, we've had several nice-sized Shabbos Minyans for all three prayer services and several more weekends are in the works. Of course, local Saratogians are always most welcome!

For up-to-date Shabbos Minyan info, call Rabbi Abba at 526-0773. After every Shabbat morning prayer service we have a delicious Kiddush buffet.
 


 
NEW WEEKLY TORAH CLASSES STARTING AT CHABAD
Come join the discussion! A new Thursday "Lunch 'n Learn" as well as a TBA weekday evening Torah study class are starting up again at Saratoga Chabad. Classes are geared to all levels of Jewish learning and backgrounds. For topics and times, and any other info call Rabbi Abba at 526-0773.
 
 
 
KOSHER FOOD PANTRY
If you know someone in need of assistance, who'd appreciate a food package please call/email Rabbi Abba. Contributions are also welcome to help defray the cost of the food delivered to needy families around the Capital Region. People on fixed limited incomes, or part-time or no employment are at the greatest need during the current economic downturn.