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  • High HolidaysDuring the High Holidays, the doors to heaven are open to all... So are ours! Join us for warm, welcoming & uplifting holiday services RSVP
  • Sukkot & Simchat TorahChabad invites you to join us for a Sukkos dinner! Celebrate this beautiful holiday in style, along with family and friends! More Information
  • Order your Lulav & EtrogWant to make a blessing on your very own Lulav & Etrog this Sukkot? Purchase your own set this year! Read More
  • Mikvah RenovationChabad is completely renovating the Mikvah, Sukkah, Preschool play area, windows and more!
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High Holidays

Join us for warm, welcoming & uplifting holiday services

Sukkah Dinner & Simchat Torah

Come join our holiday meal!

Order your Lulav & Etrog

Purchase your own set this year!

NEW: Preschool!

Watch your child blossom!

NEW: Hebrew School!

Where children learn and love their Judaism!

About
Chabad of New Mexico, headquartered in Albuquerque, was established with the blessing of the Lubavitcher Rebbe in 1992, and is directed by Rabbi Chaim Schmukler and his wife Devorah Leah.

Chabad of New Mexico has helped foster Jewish awareness, education, assistance and service throughout the State of New Mexico. Since its establishment, Chabad of New Mexico has had the privilege of touching the lives of thousands of people throughout the State with the help of its wide array of educational and social programs.
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Learning & Inspiration
  • 15 Historical Events That Happened on Yom KippurQuite a number of things happened on Yom Kippur. Read More
  • Yom Kippur Explainer: Day of AtonementOnce a year, Jews stop everything: no eating, no drinking, no work and no worldly distractions. The... Read More
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Albuquerque, NM 87110
Weekly Torah Portion
Upcoming Holiday
Sep. 20 - Sep. 21
Daily Thought
People know Yom Kippur as a day of repentance and forgiveness. But Yom Kippur takes you far beyond that. Because repentance means regretting who you’ve become. Yom Kippur is a day when you are embraced for who you truly are. You are a pure, divine soul. Today, in that embrace, you experience the bond that divine soul has with G-d, and you want to live that way. So you rid yourself of some unbecoming things you picked up on the road, and you return home, picking up some beautiful mitzvahs...
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