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Chabad of Greater Boynton is a vibrant center for Jewish life serving individuals and families of all backgrounds. Through prayer services, educational programs, youth initiatives, holiday events, and community outreach, Chabad strives to create a welcoming home for every Jew.
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No. Chabad's doors are open to everyone, regardless of affiliation, background, level of observance, or ability to pay. While membership helps support our work, all are welcome to participate in our programs and services.
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Chabad-Lubavitch is a worldwide Jewish movement dedicated to strengthening Jewish life and identity. We welcome Jews from every background and strive to create an inclusive and non-judgmental environment.
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Daily, Shabbat, and holiday services are held 365 days a year. Please visit our Shul page for the most up-to-date schedule.
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Absolutely. Whether you're attending services regularly or visiting for the first time, you'll find a warm and welcoming environment.
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No, except for the High Holidays.
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Membership benefits may include High Holiday seating and other opportunities for participation. Please contact the office for current membership details.
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Yes. We welcome both full-time and seasonal residents and offer membership options designed to meet a variety of needs.
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Yes. We welcome participants from all backgrounds and levels of Jewish knowledge and experience.
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Absolutely. Visitors are always welcome to join us for services, classes, and community events.
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Yes. Information about the local eruv, including maps and status updates, is available here.
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We would be happy to help. Please contact our office and a member of our team will be glad to answer questions about the community, schools, housing, and local resources.
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Yes. Sponsorship opportunities are available year-round to honor special occasions, commemorate loved ones, or celebrate milestones. Click here to reserve your sponsorship.
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Yes. Chabad is home to a beautiful women's mikvah serving the community. For information regarding appointments, policies, and contact information, please visit the Mikvah website. Chabad also has a Keilim Mikvah on its campus.
Still have questions?
We would love to hear from you. Contact our office at any time, and we'll be happy to help.