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Chabad of Ahwatukee is dedicated to reaching out to and interacting with the region's diverse Jewish community. we seek to provide space for the Jewish members of Ahwatukee to come together, helping and learning from one another. In this manner, together, we aim to light the torch of Jewish tradition and instill a sense of Jewish pride in the village of Ahwatukee.
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  • Can I Use (or Reuse) a Yahrzeit Candle for Something Else?Is it considered a candle made specifically for the departed? Read More
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Candle Lighting Times
Ahwatukee
Light Candles at
6:12 PM  -  Friday, September 18
Shabbat Ends
7:06 PM  -  Shabbat, September 19
Light Holiday Candles at
6:09 PM  -  Sunday, September 20
Holiday Ends
7:03 PM  -  Monday, September 21
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Ha'azinu
Upcoming Holiday
Yom Kippur
Sep. 20 - Sep. 21
Daily Thought
Recovery
On Yom Kippur, we are all in recovery. Recovery of our true selves. Look beneath the stormy waves of life, beyond the failures, the guilt, and the pride. Beneath the surface dwells a calm, pure soul that only desires to fulfill the divine purpose for which it came to this place. To run to do a mitzvah. To absorb the wisdom of Torah. To find an infinite G‑d in all you do upon this earth. Embrace that essence. Return to it. Recover that which is truly...
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