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There are two sorts of inner convictions of the soul, this thing we call faith. Unbound by the confines of space and time, your soul sees a reality your mind cannot fathom. From that vision seeps down a conviction that G-d is with you, that He is good, and that there is really nothing else but Him. Not because you understand. But because your soul sees that this is so. And she sees with a clarity and certainty the flesh eye could never attain. Nevertheless, a higher vision means there are two and not one: There is you and there is the vision you perceive. And if there are two, two can be separated. So that, when darkness and confusion...
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Chabad of West Houston is dedicated to igniting and strengthening the Jewish spark within every Jew in West Houston & Katy by promoting Jewish pride, study and celebration. Under the guidance of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, we service families and individuals looking for a non-judgemental, accepting, personalized Jewish experience and have established a warm and traditional synagogue where everyone is made to feel welcome and comfortable. We provide for the spiritual needs of all Jews living in West Houston & Katy - regardless of their affiliation or finances. We have an “open-door policy” with no obligatory dues in order to belong to our synagogue or programs as we believe that every Jew is already a member. We aim to provide Ahavat Yisrael (unconditional love) to all Jews and to assist, help and infuse the commuity with exciting programming and Jewish experiences. We have synagogue services and Shabbat Experiences, learning classes, latino gatherings, womens events, teen programs, Hebrew School, 60+ events, disabled community services as well as services for retirement homes and Jewish inmates. At Chabad West Houston, we have something for everyone!
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