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Step into Chabad of The Hamptons for an unparalleled Jewish experience. At Chabad we believe in the importance of the individual and the significance of every Mitzvah- good deed. We aim to make Judaism an accessible reality for all Jews regardless of background or affiliation. No matter how you see yourself, at Chabad we see you as Jewish. No labels. No differences. At Chabad you are family. You will find the atmosphere casual, the service traditional, and the mood uplifting. Our community is a budding family and our motto is Jewish. Done Joyfully!
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East Hampton, NY 11937
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7:23 PM  -  Friday, August 19
Shabbat Ends
8:23 PM  -  Shabbat, August 20
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Rosh Hashanah
Sep. 25 - Sep. 27
Daily Thought
Bread of Dissatisfaction
He made you hungry, He made you starve, He fed you manna… (Deut. 8:3) Torah could only be given to people who had consumed manna. (Midrash Tanchuma 20:2) It wasn’t that manna didn’t satisfy hunger. Manna was food, nourishing food. But it was food that caused you to feel dissatisfied. That was its nourishment. Your manna might have tasted to you like a succulent grilled steak. But it was a spiritual, not a tangible experience—and that left you yearning for something beyond that experience, something a physical body could never really have. This was crucial to the plan. As the rabbis taught, “The secrets of Torah can be transmitted only to one whose heart troubles him incessantly from inside.”...