From Hebrew School and Adult Education to CTeen, Camp Gan Israel, and the Shul itself — Jewish living for every age and stage of life.
A Hebrew School kids don't want to miss — Judaism through art and music in a hands-on, meaningful approach, powered by the Aleph Champ reading program. Every Jewish child is welcome, regardless of affiliation, observance, or prior knowledge.
The Chabad teen club: strong Jewish friendships, community-service hours (SSL eligible) at every event, and the legendary International CTeen Shabbaton in New York City.
Home to the happiest campers in South Sarasota County — trips, sports, swimming, art, and Jewish pride. Mini Gan Izzy (ages 2–4), Gan Izzy (K–8th grade), and the Junior Counselors leadership program (9th–12th).
Shabbat and holiday services that are joyous, engaging and uplifting — lively singing, continuous explanations, a warm welcome whatever your background, and a delicious Kiddush after services.
Torah Class every Shabbat at 9:30 AM, Chassidut Class on Sunday mornings at 8:00 AM, and the Sunday Tefillin Club at 8:30 AM — learning for every background, no experience needed.
Often it takes just minutes to change a person's entire week. Visit a senior with Smile on Seniors, deliver challah and Shabbat meals with Loaves of Love, or lend your hands at an event or a holiday program — we match you with the opportunity that fits.
Learning, baking, and Shabbat — three standing invitations, none of which asks you to know anything in advance.
Braid challah together, take one home, and send the rest out through Loaves of Love. No set dates — join the list and we'll tell you when the next one is.
Join the list
A weekly hour of reading, honest conversation and coffee with Rebbetzin Chaya Rivka. This season: “Toward a Meaningful Life.” No preparation needed, even mid-season.
Visit the book club
Two flames and one blessing — the simplest mitzvah in Judaism, and the one that starts Shabbat. This week's time, the blessing, and how it's done.
This week's timeEvery one of these runs on volunteers, and there is always room for another pair of hands.
Join the Volunteer Circle
Tell us a little about yourself and we'll point you to the programs that fit — or just come for a Shabbat and see it all in person.
