Chabad-Lubavitch of Greater Boynton

The Inside Scoop on the Chevra KadishaIt is considered a sacred duty and a great kindness to be a part of the Chevra Kadisha, and it is... Read More
Check Out Our New Kosher Cooking SiteRedesigned from the ground up, this new site offers users
a chance to explore classic and modern... Read More
What Does "Vort" Mean?Nothing is simple in Yiddish, and even the simplest vort takes on the most delightful meanings. Read More
It’s the Month of Elul: Time to Check Mezuzahs and TefillinPractitioners of an ancient and holy art describe their work Read More
Impressions From My Baby’s HospitalizationSharing a hospital room provides a glimpse into the life of fellow sufferers, which helps to put... Read More

Elul 9, 5778

Jewish History

Nachmanides Renews Jerusalem community
Nachmanides (Rabbi Moshe ben Nachman, 1194-1270) arrived in Jerusalem, after...

Laws and Customs

Elul Observances
As the last month of the Jewish year, Elul is traditionaly a time of...

Candle Lighting Times

Boynton Beach, FL 33437

Light Candles at

7:31 PM - Friday, August 24

Shabbat Ends

8:23 PM - Shabbat, August 25

Weekly Torah Portion

Ki Teitzei

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Rosh Hashanah

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Chabad Updates

ERUV IS UP!

Tisha B'av Shabbat
Early Mincha 4PM
Fast begins 8:09 PM
Shabbat Ends 8:51 PM
Maariv 9 PM, Followed by Eicha
Shachrit 8 AM
Followed by Kinot No Tallis/Teffilin
2 PM Community Presentation
by, Susan & Eugene Kornhaber
7:30 PM - Mincha with Tallis/Teffilin
8:15 Maariv, 8:40 Fast Ends

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Weekly Magazine

What Does "Vort" Mean?

Nothing is simple in Yiddish, and even the simplest vort takes on the most delightful meanings.

The Chevra Kadisha

It is considered a sacred duty and a great kindness to be a part of the Chevra Kadisha, and it is an honor to be included in this group of dedicated volunteers.

By Menachem Posner

Beautiful Women on the Battlefield and the Power of ‘No’

Torah doesn’t permit us to have whatever we want just because we want it.

By Hanna Perlberger

Facing My Decision: Why Stay Religious?

I was sure that my future would not hold the religious beliefs I had grown up with. To me, the rules and guidelines I was forced to keep in school were all that was keeping me religious.

By Etti Krinsky

A Mother’s Perspective: Impressions from My Baby’s Hospitalization

Sharing a hospital room provides a glimpse into the life of fellow sufferers, which helps to put the trials and tribulations of life into perspective.

By Sari Blum

The Shul Where Every Jew is Warmly Welcome!