Want to keep in the loop on the latest happenings at Chabad St. Johns County in Jacksonville. Subscribe to our mailing list below. We'll send you information that is fresh, relevant, and important to you and our local community.
Printed from JewishsJohnsCounty.com
  • CTeenCTeen offers programs that bring teens together to embrace their shared faith and give back to their communities and the environment.
  • Your Source for Everything Jewish in Nocatee
  • Planned Giving Learn More.
  • Adult EducationFind answers to all of your deepest questions, or just a comfortable place to start asking, at our scholarly Torah classes. Read More
About
The center for Jewish life of St. Johns County is here to enhance Jewish awareness, pride, education and practice for all Jews regardless of age, affiliation, knowledge or level of observance, providing a nonjudgmental community environment based on unconditional love and acceptance.
We look forward to personally welcoming you at Chabad, where you will find warmth, wisdom and an all-around great time!
Participate
Monthly BLT
Adult Education
Youth Programs
Shabbat Dinners
Jewish Womens Circle
Holiday Celebrations
Connect!
Contact Us
Partner
Living Legacy
Learn Online
Learning & Inspiration
  • 10 Keys to Understanding Many Ashkenazi Family NamesGoldstein, Schapiro, Landau, Posner, Isaacs, Schwartz, Weiss, Moskowitz, Goldberg, Rosenberg … the... Read More
  • Judging Favorably - A Redefinition of the Classic UnderstandingMishneh Torah In-Depth, Article 3 - Deot Read More
  • Losh - Kneading Read More
  • The Rebbe Taught a Young Woman the Meaning of LoveMrs. Chana Sharfstein recalls one of her first private audiences with the Rebbe Read More
Shabbat & Holidays
Candle Lighting Times
St. Johns County
Light Candles at
7:56 PM  -  Friday, August 7
Shabbat Ends
8:51 PM  -  Shabbat, August 8
Weekly Torah Portion
Eikev
Upcoming Holiday
Rosh Hashanah
Sep. 18 - Sep. 20
Weekly Magazine
7 Joyous Events That Happened on the 15th of Av
A list of the joyous events that occurred on the 15th of Av, as detailed by the sages of the Talmud.
By Yanki Tauber
10 Keys to Understanding Many Ashkenazi Family Names
Goldstein, Schapiro, Landau, Posner, Isaacs, Schwartz, Weiss, Moskowitz, Goldberg, Rosenberg … the list goes on.
By Yehuda Altein
Why Is the Ketubah Written in Aramaic?
Why was it originally written in Aramaic, not Hebrew? And why is it still written in that language today?
By Yehuda Shurpin
The Challenge of Scripted Prayers
Can a person’s relationship with his Creator be expressed in a scripted prayer? Is it possible to dictate the feelings one should be conveying to G-d?
By Naftali Silberberg
Take the Jewish Wedding Quiz
By Menachem Posner
Read more »
Gallery