“Good will prevail over evil”. These words encapsulate the spirit of Northridge Chabad. It is a sentiment echoed by Rabbi Eli Rivkin. He is the Director of Chabad of Northridge.
Welcome to Northridge Chabad. Here faith meets community. The Northridge Chabad is part of a global network. These Chabad centers share a mission. They spread the light of Chanukah. From distant Australia to bustling Hong Kong.
The Chanukah outreach campaign is especially important. Thousands of Chabad centers participate across the globe. They stage public displays of the Menorah. These symbolic lights shine brightly. They reach people from Africa to Columbia. Even New York City and the White House lawn join in. Hundreds of thousands experience the joy of Chanukah with Chabad.
Rabbi Yossi Spritzer directs Chabad in Chatsworth. He highlights Chanukah’s meaning. It enriches our lives with the light of tradition. In ancient times ancestors rededicated the Temple. They used the Menorah in Jerusalem. Today we rededicate ourselves. We commit to making the world better. We commit to making the world brighter.
Rabbi Eli Rivkin emphasizes Chanukah’s universal message. Good will ultimately win over evil. Freedom will triumph over oppression. Light will overcome darkness. Northridge Chabad embodies this message. It shares it with the community. It connects with people through faith and celebration.
Northridge Chabad invites everyone to experience this joy. They share the warmth. They share the strength. They share the inspiration. They spread the light of tradition. Northridge Chabad continues to be a beacon. It shares the message of Chanukah. It shares the message of hope.