Ein Yaakov was written by Jacob ibn Habib & was first published in Salonica in 1516. The object of the author was to familiarize the public with the ethical spirit of Talmudic literature, the Aggadah. Much of the Aggadah is understood as containing a hidden, allegorical dimension, in addition to its overt, literal sense. Ein Yaakov has been studied since its publication by those desiring an introduction to the Talmud through its stories.

Join us for (morning services) davening every morning, well have fresh coffee and a little learning afterward.

Ein Yaakov was written by Jacob ibn Habib & was first published in Salonica in 1516. The object of the author was to familiarize the public with the ethical spirit of Talmudic literature, the Aggadah. Much of the Aggadah is understood as containing a hidden, allegorical dimension, in addition to its overt, literal sense. Ein Yaakov has been studied since its publication by those desiring an introduction to the Talmud through its stories.

Join us for (morning services) davening every morning, well have fresh coffee and a little learning afterward.

Lively Prayer Services followed by a fun and filling meal. Plenty of food, song, stories, great company, and thought provoking discussion. Every Friday Night, at Chabad 521 A1A N. Ponte Vedra across the Library. For more information please call 904-285-1588

An in depth lesson of Chasidus.

Lively Prayer Services followed by a light Kiddush and meal.

Join us for (morning services) davening every morning, well have fresh coffee and a little learning afterward.

Ein Yaakov was written by Jacob ibn Habib & was first published in Salonica in 1516. The object of the author was to familiarize the public with the ethical spirit of Talmudic literature, the Aggadah. Much of the Aggadah is understood as containing a hidden, allegorical dimension, in addition to its overt, literal sense. Ein Yaakov has been studied since its publication by those desiring an introduction to the Talmud through its stories.

Join us for (morning services) davening every morning, well have fresh coffee and a little learning afterward.

Ein Yaakov was written by Jacob ibn Habib & was first published in Salonica in 1516. The object of the author was to familiarize the public with the ethical spirit of Talmudic literature, the Aggadah. Much of the Aggadah is understood as containing a hidden, allegorical dimension, in addition to its overt, literal sense. Ein Yaakov has been studied since its publication by those desiring an introduction to the Talmud through its stories.

Join us for (morning services) davening every morning, well have fresh coffee and a little learning afterward.

For more information and Registration please call Leah Kurinsky at 904-285-1588
Our Mommy and Me provides a weekly opportunity for toddlers with their mothers to learn and share new experiences together and be exposed to varied stimulating and challenging experiences in a warm environment. Come meet other parents and help your child master new skills and have fun.
Arts’n’Crafts* Kiddy Exercises* Baking* Music* Parachute Play.

Ein Yaakov was written by Jacob ibn Habib & was first published in Salonica in 1516. The object of the author was to familiarize the public with the ethical spirit of Talmudic literature, the Aggadah. Much of the Aggadah is understood as containing a hidden, allegorical dimension, in addition to its overt, literal sense. Ein Yaakov has been studied since its publication by those desiring an introduction to the Talmud through its stories.

Join us for (morning services) davening every morning, well have fresh coffee and a little learning afterward.

Journey into the Soul of the Weekly Torah Portion

The Book of Numbers: A 10 Part Journey

The Book of Numbers
recounts the struggles and the triumphs
of our ancestors’ travels in the wilderness-
A metaphor for our own journey through life.

The journey taught them how to bring life,
spiritual and physical, even to a desert.
The destination kept them mindful that
a journey is also a preparation
for something much greater.

Ein Yaakov was written by Jacob ibn Habib & was first published in Salonica in 1516. The object of the author was to familiarize the public with the ethical spirit of Talmudic literature, the Aggadah. Much of the Aggadah is understood as containing a hidden, allegorical dimension, in addition to its overt, literal sense. Ein Yaakov has been studied since its publication by those desiring an introduction to the Talmud through its stories.

Join us for (morning services) davening every morning, well have fresh coffee and a little learning afterward.

Join us for (morning services) davening every morning, well have fresh coffee and a little learning afterward.

An in depth lesson of Chasidus.