Could a former train station house spiritual renewal? Here at Chabad Lubawitsch in Hanover, the answer is a resounding yes. Chabad Lubawitsch isn’t just a place of worship. It’s a vibrant center for Jewish life, education, and cultural exchange. It’s housed in the legendary Bismarckbahnhof, a former train station. This building has witnessed a fascinating transformation. Chabad Lubawitsch is dedicated to offering every Jew, regardless of background, an open door to enrich their Jewish life. They achieve this through outreach, education, and a range of social services. The center aims to help individuals and families expand their awareness, experience, and practice of Judaism. Chabad Lubawitsch is a living testament to the enduring spirit of Rabbi Binyamin Wolff. He served as rabbi in Hanover from 2005 to 2020. “Haus Benjamin,” as the center is also known, honors his memory and his dedication to strengthening Jewish awareness and intercultural tolerance. His wife, Rebbetzin Shterna Wolff, continues his legacy. She has been instrumental in shaping Chabad Lubawitsch. She is known for the annual candle lighting at Opernplatz and other large Jewish events in Lower Saxony. She is a welcoming presence for visitors and those in need. Rabbi Levi and Rebbetzin Mussi Gottlib, along with their son, now bring fresh energy to Haus Benjamin. They enrich the community with wonderful ideas. They expand offerings for children, young people, and adults. Chabad Lubawitsch stands as a beacon of hope and connection in Hanover.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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