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The Chabad New Canaan Jewish Center is dedicated to strengthening and building the New Canaan Jewish Community by offering local Jewish resources that bring more positivity, Jewish education, charitable activity, good deeds and blessing to our lovely town.

We are about Judaism, not affiliation. Regardless of your background, and however you choose to define your level of Jewish observance or identity, the Chabad New Canaan Jewish Center can add spirituality, joy, study, community and connection for you and your family.

Everyone is welcome!
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This must be the house of G‑d, and this is the gate of heaven . . .
Jacob, upon waking from his “angels on the ladder” dream on Mount Moriah (Genesis 28:17)
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Learning & Inspiration
  • Living with MoshiachWhile discussing the laws of the Red Heifer, Maimonides goes on to detail by whom each of them were... Read More
  • Chabad.org Unveils ‘Chabad.org Labs’New “soul-centered” platform harnesses AI for Torah study and Jewish practice Read More
  • Thousands of Chabad Rabbis Pray at the Rebbe’s Ohel, High Point of 43rd Intl. Conference of EmissariesPHOTO GALLERY: From Jerusalem to Atlanta, emissaries come “back to the source” for the year ahead Read More
  • Shabbat Candles in Two Minutes A quick and cute introduction to lighting Shabbat candles. Read More
  • LIVE: Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch EmissariesJoin 6,500 Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries and lay leaders, live from 1 p.m. ET on Sunday. Read More
  • How to Celebrate Shabbat at HomeEven if you are alone, sing loudly, read some ideas from the weekly Torah portion, and just enjoy th... Read More