Join our community for a men’s trip to…

The Ohel

The resting place of the Rebbe, of righteous memory
The Rebbe

Our Sages declare that the righteous are even greater after their passing than during their lifetime. Millions of people from around the world visit the Rebbe’s resting place (the Ohel) to pray, connect, be inspired, and seek his blessing for all their needs.

As we begin the new year, our community will have the opportunity to make a special trip to the Rebbe’s Ohel.

Date
Sunday, October 25
Depart
7:00 AM
from O’Hare (ORD)
Return
9:30 PM
from LaGuardia (LGA)
Cost
$100 per person
airfare not included
Sunday, October 25

The Day’s Itinerary

7:00 AM
Departure
Flight departs for New York.
10:20 AM
Welcome to New York!
Arrive at LaGuardia Airport.
10:30 AM
Depart for the Ohel
Board the bus for the Ohel.
11:15 AM
Shacharis at the Ohel
Begin with morning prayers.
12:15 PM
Brunch
Enjoy a delicious brunch together.
12:45 PM
Inspiration with Rabbi Shais Taub
An inspiring and meaningful session to prepare for our visit to the Rebbe.
1:30 PM
Preparing for the Ohel
Take time for reflection and writing a Pan — a letter to the Rebbe.
2:00 PM
Visit to the Rebbe’s Ohel
A sacred opportunity for prayer, reflection, and connection.
2:30 PM
Continue to Chabad World Headquarters
Board the bus to Crown Heights, in Brooklyn.
3:30 PM
Visit the Rebbe’s Study
Visit the sacred study where the Rebbe spent much of his time studying Torah, praying, and caring for the Jewish people.
4:00 PM
Experience 770 & Crown Heights
Visit 770 and the Chabad central library, followed by time to explore Kingston Avenue, the main street of Crown Heights.
5:30 PM
Dinner Together
Conclude the trip with a dinner - farbrengen at a local restaurant.
7:00 PM
Depart for LGA
Board the bus for our return flight home.
9:30 PM
Flight Home
Return flight departs LaGuardia (LGA).

In Their Words

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At the Ohel, you feel the Rebbe’s presence. You feel safe. You feel heard. There is a profound sense of comfort and spiritual connection that is difficult to explain unless you experience it for yourself.

Judith Katz
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When I visit the Ohel it is not just to pray in a very sacred place, but to appreciate that the reason it is so important to me, … The Rebbe brought Judaism into my home, my children’s homes, and countless others.

Dr. David Finn

Join us on Sunday, October 25th, for this meaningful and inspiring experience.

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