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Chabad of Kingston's Student Centre is located in Kingston, Ontario.

Rabbi Sruly and Esti's mission is reach out to every Jewish young adult and offer them a way to connect to their Jewish roots within a warm, welcoming, and stimulating environment. Holiday celebrations, Shabbat dinners, community service programs, guest lectures, and Jewish study classes are some of the programs that are offered through the Chabad Student Centre.

Rabbi Sruly and Esti make themselves available for both the spiritual and physical well-being of Jewish students.
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Shabbat & Holidays
Candle Lighting Times
Kingston, ON
Light Candles at
4:31 PM  -  Friday, November 6
Shabbat Ends
5:33 PM  -  Shabbat, November 7
Weekly Torah Portion
Chayei Sarah
Upcoming Holiday
Chanukah
Dec. 4 - Dec. 12
Daily Thought
Feminine Bread
The Talmud (Ta'anit 23b) mentions that a woman's charity is greater than a man's. She gives the starving beggar a loaf of bread, while he only provides the means to attain it. Read that in its inner sense and you will see that it is forever: A man’s way is to serve your impoverished soul ideas—perhaps you will be wise enough to translate those ideas into deeds. But a woman goes straight for the stomach and the...