With thanks to Haim Cohen Photography .
Friday, May 19, 2006
Sunday, April 16, 2006
Washington Place 5766
Washington Place bichvoda uveatzma.
The Rabbi and Rebbetzin who make it happen.
A Seder table fit for a Governor.
Washington Place 5766
Executive Chef Yudi
Plating a Seder Plate 101
In true Chabad of Hawaii spirit I shall take the liberty to plagiarize by captioning this "Hurricane Pearl"
The People of the Model Seder
YDB contemplating some deep insights in the Haggada.
Ben looking the part as one of the Men in Black.
Sonya lighting the holiday candles.
Estee just looking as photogenic as she always does.
DLCHS Pre Pesach Classes
Enjoying the Hebrew School Model Seder.
Rabbi Eli with the older class.
More to come when I am on a better internet connection.
Sunday, March 19, 2006
Chabad in the Honolulu Advertiser!
Purim fest survives torrents
For a few moments Tuesday, two young rabbis driving Kaua'i's drenched highway came to know the meaning of "torrential rain."
Yet rabbis Yossel Groner of Melbourne, Australia, and Dovid Tilson of Randolph, N.J., braved the rain-slicked roads on Tuesday, the day Kaua'i saw fatal flooding that swept away homes, because of the concept of "hashgacha protis," or divine providence. They knew where they were meant to be — celebrating the joyous Jewish festival of Purim.
The two 20-year-olds, here for Orthodox rabbinical training, heard their hearts thumping in their chests as fast as the windshield wipers, set on full blast in the unrelenting rain, as they slowly made their way from the airport to Kapa'a Park, where the Purim festival was to take place.
"We were still here on a mission," said Tilson, "and we were going to go on with it. We were not going to let (our fears) get in the way." continue...
For a few moments Tuesday, two young rabbis driving Kaua'i's drenched highway came to know the meaning of "torrential rain."
Yet rabbis Yossel Groner of Melbourne, Australia, and Dovid Tilson of Randolph, N.J., braved the rain-slicked roads on Tuesday, the day Kaua'i saw fatal flooding that swept away homes, because of the concept of "hashgacha protis," or divine providence. They knew where they were meant to be — celebrating the joyous Jewish festival of Purim.
The two 20-year-olds, here for Orthodox rabbinical training, heard their hearts thumping in their chests as fast as the windshield wipers, set on full blast in the unrelenting rain, as they slowly made their way from the airport to Kapa'a Park, where the Purim festival was to take place.
"We were still here on a mission," said Tilson, "and we were going to go on with it. We were not going to let (our fears) get in the way." continue...
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Governor Linda Lingle Receives Mishloach Manos
This Purim as every Purim the Governor received a visit from the Krasnjansky children who came to deliver her Mishloach Manos. We were very honored that the Governor came out to meet us and spent some time having a 'hamishe shmooz' with us.
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
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