Jewish Community of Lighthouse Point

Description

The main goal he set for himself and for the entire Chabad-Lubavitch movement was to reach out to all Jews with the kindness of the Torah. He immediately began sending his emissaries, trained Rabbis, to Jews all over the world. These emissaries, "Shluchim”, in Hebrew, at first numbered a few dozen. Now, fifty years later, thousands of Chabad Shluchim live in all remote corners of the world, spreading the message of Torah, Mitzvot and Jewish identity. They work to enhance Jewish Community life, bringing Jews together and promoting the pleasantness of Torah and its Mitzvot, no matter where they go. Their Community Centers, called Chabad Houses, form the resource from which Jewish Community life is promoted. Everywhere there is a Chabad House, you will find the attending Shluchim promoting Jewish Community life, including providing educational programs for both young and old, home and hospital visitations, bar-mitzvah and marriage services, funeral services, and synagogue services. Chabad philosophy maintains that the very word "Jew” refers to the indestructible soul of the Jewish person, rather than to religious practice. Certainly there is no such thing as a "bad Jew” because the soul is what makes the person Jewish, not the person's religious behavior. Thus Chabad accepts all Jews as a matter of principle. You don't have to become a member of Chabad, because you're already a member—you're Jewish. For this reason Chabad sees all Jews as family, greeting them warmly with love