ח
The weekly Torah portion
Chumash
חומש
The week's parsha, divided into seven short daily readings — Sunday's piece on Sunday, and so on through Shabbat.
What if just 10–15 minutes of Torah a day could change your life?
Discover the joy of connecting with Hashem and His Torah — on your time, from wherever you are.
Almost two years ago, inspired by Rabbi Paltiel at the International Conference of Chabad Shluchim, we launched our Daily Chitas Club here at Chabad of Venice. Today, 33 community members are part of this beautiful journey, discovering the joy of connecting with Hashem and His Torah every single day.
Three daily portions, named for their initials in Hebrew.
The week's parsha, divided into seven short daily readings — Sunday's piece on Sunday, and so on through Shabbat.
King David's Psalms, divided across the month, so each day carries its own handful of chapters to connect with Hashem.
The foundational book of Chabad teaching — about our soul, our purpose, and how to live with both.
At home, while driving, on a walk, or in a quiet moment with your coffee.
The free Chabad.org app has every day's readings, plus the wonderful recorded classes of Rabbi Josh Gordon, of blessed memory.
No Hebrew knowledge or previous Torah background needed.
As we begin the Torah anew with Bereishit, this is the perfect time to join.
A few minutes a day with the weekly portion. That's the whole commitment.
When it feels natural, add the day's Psalms.
Complete the trio — at your own pace, whenever you're ready.
“Our members have shared how this simple daily commitment has brought new meaning, perspective, and inspiration into their lives. Imagine the nachat we can bring Hashem by making His Torah part of our everyday lives!
A beautiful short film about the community that inspired our club — the people who learn every day with Rabbi Josh Gordon's classes.
This is my third cycle of Chitas, and it has become such a vital part of my daily studies that it is hard to imagine my life without listening to Rabbi Gordon’s voice every morning. His introductions to new chapters, his jokes, and his reflections on the connection between “there and then” and “here and now” have become as important to me as Rashi’s commentaries on the Torah.
No matter how many times I listen to the same material, I always discover something new — a new thought that makes me think differently, see things from another perspective, and feel as though a new door is opening into the unknown. It is a wonder that never ceases to amaze me.
Another wonder is the feeling that I am always surrounded by an entire world — connected to the past and the present, to generations that came before me and to the life around me. I feel the Divine presence guiding and inspiring me. I know that I am never alone.
Start today and be part of a growing community of Jews making Torah learning a daily part of their lives.
Chabad.org Daily Torah Study — every day's readings and classes.
Daily encouragement and a community learning alongside you. Rabbi Sholom will personally help you get started.
Join the groupThat's it — a few minutes with today's reading. Add Tehillim and Tanya whenever you're ready.
One day. One lesson. A brighter tomorrow.