Chabad Community Synagogue is open to all.  Jewish and non-Jewish, affiliated and unaffiliated, observant or non-observant — you are welcome at Chabad!

There are no tickets.  No labels.  No judging.  Instead, you will find great coffee, great people, Hebrew/English prayer books, and of course, great Rabbis :)

It's true, you don't need to be a member to attend services at Chabad.  But membership does have its benefits! Read below for all the details, but most importantly, choose to connect your family to a synagogue and community.

At Chabad, there's no need to worry about not being religious enough – seriously, we don’t have a "religious enough" meter at the door!  Whether you light Shabbat candles every week or just occasionally light your BBQ, you’re welcome here.  Besides, who's to say who is, and who isn't, religious!

Many folks at Chabad don’t consider themselves particularly observant, and that's okay too.  The only thing we take seriously is making sure everyone feels at home, enjoys the company, and never leaves without a smile (and probably a slice of kugel).

So, come as you are, because at Chabad, you’re already family.

At Chabad, everyone is welcomed with a big, inclusive hug—regardless of where they fall on the spectrum of Jewish identity or personal life.

Whether you're intermarried, straight, gay, liberal or conservative, Chabad is here to embrace you and your spouse or partner.  It’s like a giant Jewish melting pot where labels get left at the door and warm smiles take their place.

The focus is on community, connection, and enjoying each other’s company—whether you’re debating the nuances of kosher pizza or just savoring the company of new friends.  In the Chabad family, everyone’s got a seat at the table and a place in our heart.

At Chabad, every Jew is greeted with open arms and a hearty "Shalom!"  It doesn’t matter if you’re fluent in Hebrew or if your Hebrew vocabulary consists solely of "Shalom" and "Mazel Tov."   Most of our members struggle to read a menu in a kosher deli, let alone a siddur.

But don't worry—the prayer books are in Hebrew and English, and everything is explained.  Everyone loves the camaraderie, the warmth, and, let’s be honest, the endless supply of delicious kugel.

Chabad is like the ultimate Jewish family reunion—everyone’s welcome, nobody’s judged, and there’s always room for one more at the table.