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  • Visitor InfoNeed a place to eat on Shabbat? Where to find Kosher food? Where to stay? Looking for a place to pray? We can help you with all your Jewish needs. Read More
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  • Sukkot at ChabadChabad invites you to join us for a Sukkos Services and dinners under the stars! Celebrate this beautiful holiday in style, along with family and friends! Read More
  • Shemini Atzeres & Simchat TorahShemini Atzeres Yizkor special Service to Honor the Memory of the Oct. 7 massacre. Join us in celebrating the completion of the Torah reading cycle! We'll have with funky flags, holy torahs, rockin' Hakafot and deluxe kiddushes. Read More
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One of fourteen Houston branches of Chabad Lubavitch of Texas, Chabad of Uptown is located in the heart of the trendy Uptown area, near the Galleria, River Oaks and Memorial areas, offering Shabbat services, classes, holiday programs, a vibrant young professionals group and a mommy and me among other outreach activities.
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  • The World Needs Your Light!When the world gets darker, it’s our mission to bring more light. Read More
  • How to Shine Like the Moon in a Big Dark SkyA meditation for picking yourself up off the floor Read More
  • What You Need to Know About Haircuts in Halacha At first glance, a haircut seems like an ordinary task, but the Torah turns even a barber visit into... Read More
Daily Thought
In the month of Elul, the month before Rosh Hashanah, a signal goes out to every Jewish soul that it is time to return to the palace that is home. It is a signal both subtle and loud. Subtle, because it does not awaken even those who are closest—every soul must awaken itself. Loud, because it reaches those who have been thrown to the edge of the universe. Loud, because it is a signal of love and joy. Subtle, because it is an intimately personal call. Loud, because it provides immeasurable powers to break out of whatever holds you back, lift you above all obstacles, and carry you all the way home....