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Feature Story in Galveston Daily News - June 10, 2022
The concept of a special summer experience for Jewish youth may trace back to a summer camp back in the New York City of 1893, but Rabbi Yitzchok Schmukler, director of the Chabad of the Bay Area, tells Our Faith that he is opening what will be the first Jewish day camp in our Bay Area now.
It will run for two weeks from Monday, July 11, through Friday, July 22, and will be hosted by Chabad under the name Camp Gan Israel (CGI). The CGI tradition dates back to 1956 and welcomes youth from all Jewish traditions at sites all over the United States.
It will run for two weeks from Monday, July 11, through Friday, July 22, and will be hosted by Chabad under the name Camp Gan Israel (CGI). The CGI tradition dates back to 1956 and welcomes youth from all Jewish traditions at sites all over the United States.
How the Rebbe’s vision on education united lawmakers, educators and rabbis to bring ethics into the classroom
Part 9: Chabad Of The Bay Area
By VICKI SAMUELS•Thu, Jan 17, 2019
In Houston’s sprawling community, Jews who have not necessarily affiliated with a synagogue find a home in Chabad. One of these such homes, Chabad of the Bay Area, is located at 2047 W. Main St., Suite B7, in League City. Co-directors Rabbi Yitzchok and Malky Schmukler primarily serve the Clear Lake, Galveston and Pearland areas.
In Houston’s sprawling community, Jews who have not necessarily affiliated with a synagogue find a home in Chabad. One of these such homes, Chabad of the Bay Area, is located at 2047 W. Main St., Suite B7, in League City. Co-directors Rabbi Yitzchok and Malky Schmukler primarily serve the Clear Lake, Galveston and Pearland areas.
Published November 3, 2017
New Torah scrolls cause for celebration at Chabad
In these days of Kindles and smartphones, eBooks have come to be better sellers than their paper and ink predecessors. How then to explain the robust and extended celebration at League City’s Chabad of the Bay Area Jewish Center over a handwritten Hebrew parchment scroll?
In these days of Kindles and smartphones, eBooks have come to be better sellers than their paper and ink predecessors. How then to explain the robust and extended celebration at League City’s Chabad of the Bay Area Jewish Center over a handwritten Hebrew parchment scroll?
Article in League City Connection about Mendel Cotlar OBM
He stood up for children who were being teased at school and warmly welcomed visiting adults at synagogue. He laughed often, but he took his torah studies seriously.
David Nesenoff to speak at Chabad Bay Area
Blogger, filmmaker, songwriter and whistleblower David Nesenoff will be speaking in the Houston area on Wednesday, Jan. 13, and Thursday, Jan 14. Open to the entire community, Nesenoff’s appearance is sponsored by Chabad of The Woodlands and Chabad of the Bay Area, respectively. He will speak on media bias, anti-Semitism and Jewish identity in modern times.
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