Instructor: Rebbetzin Leah Baron Join us as we delve into the deeper meaning of the Hebrew alphabet.

We will learn how everything in the Torah is there for a reason, even how the letters are written and designed.

Location: 9785 Route 99, Ellicott City, MD 21042

Time: 5:00-5:45 PM

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Nitzavim-Vayelech: Behind the Mask

The Torah warns that G-d may leave the Jewish people and conceal His face from them. But Rashi sweetens the pill and tells us that this isn't literal. Consolation in the concealment.

Location: 9785 Route 99, Ellicott City, MD 21042
Time: 6:00-7:00 PM

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The Rosh Hashana Service is a sacred gathering that marks the Jewish New Year. It includes prayers, shofar blowing, and moments for personal reflection. It offers a meaningful opportunity for individuals to connect with their spirituality, seek forgiveness, and set intentions for the year ahead.

The Rosh Hashana Service is a sacred gathering that marks the Jewish New Year. It includes prayers, shofar blowing, and moments for personal reflection. It offers a meaningful opportunity for individuals to connect with their spirituality, seek forgiveness, and set intentions for the year ahead.

The Rosh Hashana Service is a sacred gathering that marks the Jewish New Year. It includes prayers, shofar blowing, and moments for personal reflection. It offers a meaningful opportunity for individuals to connect with their spirituality, seek forgiveness, and set intentions for the year ahead.

The Rosh Hashana Service is a sacred gathering that marks the Jewish New Year. It includes prayers, shofar blowing, and moments for personal reflection. It offers a meaningful opportunity for individuals to connect with their spirituality, seek forgiveness, and set intentions for the year ahead.

Join us for a family-friendly Rosh Hashanah event in our beautiful garden. Hear the Shofar, participate in the Tashlich ceremony by the water, and enjoy delicious treats.

The Rosh Hashana Service is a sacred gathering that marks the Jewish New Year. It includes prayers, shofar blowing, and moments for personal reflection. It offers a meaningful opportunity for individuals to connect with their spirituality, seek forgiveness, and set intentions for the year ahead.

The Rosh Hashana Service is a sacred gathering that marks the Jewish New Year. It includes prayers, shofar blowing, and moments for personal reflection. It offers a meaningful opportunity for individuals to connect with their spirituality, seek forgiveness, and set intentions for the year ahead.

The Rosh Hashana Service is a sacred gathering that marks the Jewish New Year. It includes prayers, shofar blowing, and moments for personal reflection. It offers a meaningful opportunity for individuals to connect with their spirituality, seek forgiveness, and set intentions for the year ahead.

The Rosh Hashana Service is a sacred gathering that marks the Jewish New Year. It includes prayers, shofar blowing, and moments for personal reflection. It offers a meaningful opportunity for individuals to connect with their spirituality, seek forgiveness, and set intentions for the year ahead.

Kol Nidrei nullifies vows and promises made to God, allowing individuals to approach the day with sincerity and seek forgiveness for any unfulfilled obligations. It serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of personal accountability and the opportunity for spiritual renewal that Yom Kippur brings.

The Yom Kippur is a solemn and introspective gathering that commemorates the Jewish Day of Atonement. It is a time for repentance, forgiveness, and spiritual reflection. The service typically includes prayers, fasting, and communal confession of sins.

Come together in reflection and remembrance. The Yizkor Memorial Service includes special prayers and readings that evoke memories of those who have passed away. It is an opportunity for mourners to connect with their grief, pay tribute to their loved ones, and seek comfort and solace in the community.

Mincha and Neilah capture the essence of Yom Kippur by emphasizing repentance, reflection, and the quest of forgiveness. They provide an important time for people to reflect on their actions, reconcile with their Creator, and seek a new beginning as the day comes to an end.

Step into the Sukkah for a special Jewish Business Lunch featuring artisan, custom-made pizzas, meaningful conversation, and powerful networking.

We’re thrilled to highlight Andrew Hinton, CEO of GL Capital, who will lead an engaging networking session.

✨ What’s on the Menu:
🍕 Artisan Pizza Pop-Up – Fresh, custom-made pizzas with your favorite toppings
🤝 Networking Session – Connect with professionals and entrepreneurs.
🌿 Sukkah Setting – Celebrate the season with community and connection

Don’t miss this chance to enjoy great food, build valuable connections, and be inspired.

👉 RSVP today — space is

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Quack, quack! 🦆 Come join us as we celebrate Moussia's 2nd Birthday with fun, laughter, and plenty of ducks!

We’re so excited to share this special day with you! Your presence is the greatest gift, but if you’d like to make Moshe’s day extra special, here’s her birthday registry:
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Let’s splash, play, and celebrate together! 💛

On Tuesday, October 14, 2025, the Jewish community of Howard County will gather at Chabad Lubavitch of Howard County for a memorial service honoring the over 1,200 victims of the October 7, 2023, Hamas terror attacks in Israel. The event, organized by Chabad, will feature the recitation of the Yizkor prayer and a candle-lighting ceremony to honor the victims. The program will also include a special children's program (childcare throughout) a joyous Simchat Torah celebration, a holiday that marks the completion of the Torah reading cycle, with singing, dancing, and a Kosher dinner. Event Recap: What: Yizkor Memorial Service and Simchat Torah Celebration-Special seperate children's program at 6:30 PM-childcare available throughout-intergenerational candle lighting and Simchat Torah dancing