Welcome to

Chabad of Southern Delaware

Where every Jew is family.

Upcoming Events

A Taste Of Shabbat, Friday, Nov 22

Chanukah ‘24

Women’s Book Club

Past Events

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Ongoing Offerings:

  • Grab A Coffee

    Want to shmooze? New to town? Have a question?

    Reach out to grab a coffee!

  • Jewish Women's Club

    Join together with other Jewish women for exciting programs and events!

  • Weekly Torah Study

    Dive into the weekly Torah portion and resurface with a new found appreciation for the text and its relevance to us!

  • Children's Programs

    Bring your little one to a Pre-Holiday program geared for both parent and child.

    We even have a Jewish Day Camp!

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About Us

Chabad of Southern Delaware, established in 2022, is proud to serve the flourishing Jewish community in our region. We are dedicated to fostering a sense of belonging, spirituality, and unity among our diverse members. Through weekly classes, monthly community breakfasts, engaging educational programs, senior visitations, and our vibrant Jewish day camp, we aim to provide a warm and welcoming environment for people of all ages. Our commitment to community building and the preservation of Jewish traditions drives our passion to connect, inspire, and enrich the lives of those we serve. Join us in this exciting journey as we grow together as a close-knit, thriving community.

What is Chabad?

Chabad-Lubavitch is a major movement within mainstream Jewish tradition with its roots in the Chassidic movement of the 18th century. In Czarist and Communist Russia, the leaders of Chabad led the struggle for the survival of Torah Judaism, often facing imprisonment and relentless persecution for their activities. After the Holocaust, under the direction of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchaak Schneerson and his successor, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, Chabad became a worldwide movement, caring for the spiritual and material needs of all Jews, wherever they could be found.

Today, over 3,500 Chabad institutions are located in more than 85 countries, with a new center opening on the average every ten days. In South Africa, South America, Russia, Australia, Asia, the UK, and many parts of the USA, Chabad has become the most dynamic and dominant force within the Jewish community.