Lag B'omer Parade

Neshama - Chabad Lubavitch of Manhattan Beach joins the Lag B’omer Parade in Crown Heights.

Lag B’omer is the anniversary of Rabi Shimon Bar Yocahi the author of the Zohar a book of Kabbala. It’s a special and holy day, the day the greatest secrets of the Torah were revealed.

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Save the Date - Neshama Dinner 2010

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Women's Night Out - Challa

Have you ever experienced baking your very own challah?

Challah is one of the three special mitzvos connected especially to women. Young Russian – American Jewish women join Shula throughout the year for a Women’s Night Out. Many topics are learned and discussed - this one is on making Challah.

“It was such a great experience for me to learn what my grandmother used to make in the FSU. We were never taught how its done and what the significance this has”, said Stella.

“It was just so inspirational”, said Vicky.

“We want to create an environment where women make friends, see others from the same background as themselves, learn and get inspired of our amazing heritage, said Shula Winner co-director of Neshama - Chabad Lubavitch of Manhattan Beach.

For more info on other activities visit www.ChabadManhattanBeach.com.

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Family Pesach Seder

"Lets Bake Matza..."

Chabad Neshama Hebrew School of Manhattan Beach makes a trip to the Model Matza Bakery, where parents and children experience the making of matza. The presentation includes a show of the exodus of ancient Egypt and a hands on activity of making the mazta.

“We want to expose the children to our heritage in a unique and fun way,” said Shula Winner co-director of Hebrew School.

The program is one that the children will remember for a long time.

For more on the Hebrew School visit their website www.ILoveHebrewSchool.org.

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