- Welcome!Welcome to Chabad Lubavitch of Utah - Your Source for Judaism & Everything Jewish in Salt Lake City and Utah! About Us
- Rosh Hashana Communal DinnerJoin us for traditional Holiday foods, and great company with your fellow Utah Jews! RSVP NOW!
- Visitor InfoWelcome home! We are looking forward to meeting you during your stay. Please click here for more information regarding Kosher Food, accommodations, Minyanim and more! Read More
- JUDA Hebrew SchoolImagine a Hebrew School where kids don’t want to miss a day! They come in with a smile and leave humming the tune to a Hebrew song. Imagine a child who feels the warmth and spirit of Judaism… and then imagine the pride of their parents! REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
- Ladies NightThe Jewish Women's Circle of Salt Lake City is always a bustling and exciting place to be. Catch yourself at our upcoming Babka Bake and enjoy the night away with friends new and old! more info
About
Chabad Lubavitch of Utah is committed to the themes on which the Chabad movement is based: a love for G‑d, a love for Torah, and a love for the Jewish people. Chabad welcomes every Jew into an inviting and non-judgmental environment in which to experience our heritage. Through classes, Holiday events, Services, and programming for all ages, the Salt Lake City community will be constantly enriched with the beauty of Judaism.
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Upcoming Events
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Thu, August 27, 2026 - 7:30am
Morning Services
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Sat, August 29, 2026 - 9:30am
Shabbat Services
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Sun, August 30, 2026 - 9:00am
Shacharit
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Mon, August 31, 2026 - 7:30am
Morning Services
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Thu, September 3, 2026 - 7:30am
Morning Services
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Daily Thought
Once the promised land was settled, every
household brought a sample of their first fruits to the Temple every year and
thanked G‑d for the land.
But not until all Jews were safe and settled,
each on their own plot of land.
Because that is the way the Jewish nation
operates: Like brothers and sisters.
Not one of us can feel thoroughly grateful for
their own welfare until everyone else is taken care of. Likutei Sichot vol. 9, p. 152.







