New HampshireÂ’s Jewish community turned out last Sunday to celebrate the groundbreaking of a new facility that will become home to ChabadÂ’s programs and services. Upon completion, the Chabad Center for Jewish Living will feature New HampshireÂ’s first state-of-the-art mikvah, a synagogue, and a library with a stone hearth fire place.
According to Rabbi Levi Krinsky, director of Chabad Lubavitch of New Hampshire, the new center will reflect the unique style and needs of New HampshireÂ’s Jewish community.
“In planning the center we sought to capture the New England atmosphere,” Krinsky says. “We want to build a cozy place where every Jew can feel comfortable.”
Here since 1990, the Krinskys have been making many feel comfortable. Richard Winneg, a distinguished, longtime activist for Jewish causes in New Hampshire, spoke warmly of the contribution that Chabad is making to the cityÂ’s Jewish life.
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According to Rabbi Levi Krinsky, director of Chabad Lubavitch of New Hampshire, the new center will reflect the unique style and needs of New HampshireÂ’s Jewish community.
“In planning the center we sought to capture the New England atmosphere,” Krinsky says. “We want to build a cozy place where every Jew can feel comfortable.”
Here since 1990, the Krinskys have been making many feel comfortable. Richard Winneg, a distinguished, longtime activist for Jewish causes in New Hampshire, spoke warmly of the contribution that Chabad is making to the cityÂ’s Jewish life.
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