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About
Chabad of East Lakeview is a vibrant Jewish center located in the heart of Chicago's beautiful Lakeview neighborhood. Regardless of your background or affiliation, we hope you will join us for a true Jewish experience. Enjoy uplifting Friday night dinners and services, delve into our challenging and relevant adult education offerings, present your kids with an exciting Jewish learning venue, and participate in our holiday celebrations.
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Programs
High Holidays Appeal

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Fresh Challah For Shabbos

Order Fresh Challah from Tel Aviv Bakery

Synagogue Services

Join us for regular services

Planned Giving

Help ensure a bright future for Judaism in our community.

Learning & Inspiration
  • What You Need to Know About Leading PrayersDiscover who is fit to lead, what to wear, what to recite aloud, and when to pause. Read More
Jewish History
Kislev 5, 5785
Jewish History
  • Maharsha

    Kislev 5 is the yahrtzeit (date of the passing) of Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Eidels (...

Shabbat & Holidays
Candle Lighting Times
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Weekly Torah Portion
Upcoming Holiday
Dec. 25 - Jan. 2
Daily Thought
Abraham stood over them under the tree and they ate.—Genesis 18:8 When Abraham stood over them, only then were the angels capable of eating and elevating their food.—Rabbi Dov Ber of Lubavitch What more spiritual activity could there be than eating, when it is done not only with the mouth, but with the mind and the soul? When a human being eats and his mind and soul are engaged, he separates the good from the bad, the divine from the mundane. The food rises to a higher realm. And then the divine sparks he has discovered within the food carry him yet higher. The angels are incapable of such a feat—unless a human soul provides them the...
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