Join Rabbi Bleich each week for an hour of Torah study. Feel free to drop by any week, as the classes are each stand-alone.

Chabad House Security Meeting with local law enforcement. Please e mail rabbi@wwjewish.org for more info.

Join us for a happy and meaningful Kabalat Shabbat (we always gather, we dont always have a minyan).

Please join us for Shabbat service followed by a kiddush lunch each week!

Join Rabbi Bleich each week for an hour of Torah study. Feel free to drop by any week, as the classes are each stand-alone.

Yud-Tes Kislev is the anniversary of the passing of R. Dovber, the Maggid of Mezritch, in 1772, and anniversary of the release from capital sentence and imprisonment of his disciple, Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, in 1798 and is celebrated as a Chassidic holiday amongst Chabad Chassidim. Yud-Tes Kislev marks the "birth" of Chassidism: the day it was allowed to emerge from the womb of mysticism into the light of day, to grow and develop as an integral part of Torah and Jewish life. Rabbi Feller is the longest serving Rabbi in the Midwest & is the senior Chabad Representative to the "Upper Midwest" region of the US. A master orator and passionate educator, Rabbi feller is a sought out lecturer and serves as a personal mentor to many. Rabbi Feller is a board member of the Merkos, the prestigious educational arm of the international Chabad-Lubavitch movement.

Join us for a happy and meaningful Kabalat Shabbat (we always gather, we dont always have a minyan).

Please e mail rabbi@wwjewish.org for more info

Please join us for Shabbat service followed by a kiddush lunch each week!

Join us for a happy and meaningful Kabalat Shabbat (we always gather, we dont always have a minyan).

In today’s society, it is natural to be concerned about the rights of a consumer and less in vogue to worry about the interests of the vendor. In reality, however, good and evil is done by all of us. Because so much of society focuses on consumer rights, too often, customers are absorbed in a sense of entitlement. Do bargain hunting, taking advantage of a vendor’s liberal return policies, window shopping, and such constitute ethical shopping behaviors compatible with the Jewish value system?

Join us for a happy and meaningful Kabalat Shabbat (we always gather, we dont always have a minyan).

Please join us for Shabbat service followed by a kiddush lunch each week!

Join Rabbi Bleich each week for an hour of Torah study. Feel free to drop by any week, as the classes are each stand-alone.