Chabad at Purdue Programs! |
Shabbat Dinner
Turn Friday night into Shabbat by joining all your fellow Jewish students for a free delicious, home-made, 4 course Shabbat dinner. What better way to end your week than to chill and hang out with friends in the warm atmosphere of Shabbat? Plus, no one says no to a hot bowl of matzah-ball soup! No prior experience necessary! Walk-ins welcome.
Shabbat services takes place every Friday night of the semester at 6:15 pm followed by dinner at 7:00 at Chabad.
Shabbat services takes place every Friday night of the semester at 6:15 pm followed by dinner at 7:00 at Chabad.
Sinai Scholars Society
Is Judaism a religion? Sinai Scholars is Chabad on Campus’ premier educational program offering classes on the fundamentals of the Jewish faith, tradition and philosophy. It is currently being taught at more than 100 campuses around the world!
Sinai Scholars Society integrates the study of classic Jewish texts, social programming, and national networking opportunities to provide a fresh and exciting context for Jewish life and learning on the university campus. Sinai Scholars invites students to engage in an open community of study and self-discovery that will help them to become passionate, informed Jewish leaders on campus and in their respective communities.
What do drones and nanny-cams have to do with Judaism? Good news! To find out (this, and more!), join this 8 week course and receive a $350 stipend! Space is limited to only 10 students, so hurry and sign up!
For more info and to sign up, visit Sinai Scholars Society.
Sinai Scholars Society integrates the study of classic Jewish texts, social programming, and national networking opportunities to provide a fresh and exciting context for Jewish life and learning on the university campus. Sinai Scholars invites students to engage in an open community of study and self-discovery that will help them to become passionate, informed Jewish leaders on campus and in their respective communities.
What do drones and nanny-cams have to do with Judaism? Good news! To find out (this, and more!), join this 8 week course and receive a $350 stipend! Space is limited to only 10 students, so hurry and sign up!
For more info and to sign up, visit Sinai Scholars Society.
High Holidays with Meaning and Joy
Are you looking for an English-friendly and lively service for the High Holidays? Are you looking for the best Rosh Hashana Dinner in town? How about a meal before and after the Yom Kippur fast? We've got you covered. Here at Chabad we offer services, meals, and everything in between for you to experience the High Holidays in a warm and homey atmosphere. So join Chabad at Purdue for an unforgettable and uplifting High Holidays that will leave you inspired and invigorated! Rosh Hashana Services and Meals Schedule TBA. NO CHARGE FOR STUDENTS.
Mezuza Bank
Our Mezuzah Lending Bank enables all students to proudly display their Jewish pride on the doors of their very own room! The word is spreading like wild-fire and pretty soon we imagine and hope that every room with a Jewish student will have a Mezuzah proudly adorning its entrance. A Mezuzah is a scroll which has inscribed in it the holy words of the Shema prayer. It is customary to have one hung on the doorpost. This Mitzvah brings protection, and is a proud show of our Judaism. Let's turn a "Room of a Jew" into "A Jewish Room." To get your own Mezuzah hung up in your room call Rabbi Levi 765-429-7678.
Kosher BLT - Bagels, Lox, and Tefillen
Doesn't get more Jewish than this! A FRESH bagel breakfast with lox and cream cheese? Now that's one you can't resist. Top it off with an entertaining and inspiring Torah thought from the Rabbi, and you're game! Takes place twice a month on Sunday mornings at AEPI.
Chicken Soup Express!
OY VEY! Feeling sick or under the weather? Call the Chicken Soup Express for a FREE chicken-soup delivery, right to your door. A steaming bowl of Adina's matzah-ball-soup should cure you in no time. Just text 765-429-7678 to order!
NYC Shabbaton
Shabbat at Chabad is an unforgettable experience. But how about spending Shabbat at Chabad - together with hundreds of other Jewish students from your state, your region, or even from all over the world? Every year in the Fall, the Chabad on Campus International Student Shabbaton brings together nearly 1,000 students from over 100 schools around the world, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe and South America. Join your fellow students for a uniquely memorable cultural and educational experience at Chabad’s world headquarters, including spirited Shabbat dinners, discussions, networking, Saturday night mega event, educational workshops, tours of NYC and more! For more info and to register visit JewishWeekend.org
The Kosher Korner
Thanks to a generous sponsor, a new program has been launched: Kosher poultry on Campus! A large freezer has been purchased and is filled with all your favorite kosher chicken and meats. All frozen chicken and meats are from Chicago and are kosher certified. Feel free to contact us and we will have it ready for you.
One-on-one Study
Have some questions? Want to learn something specific? Maybe you just want to sit and talk with the Rabbi? It's Levi with the guys, and Adina with the girls for a chat or a personal study session. Get in touch and let us know when you'd like to meet!