Chabad of Fremont Jewish Center

Dorit Reiss

8 years ago · ★ 5

I have discovered Chabad Fremont almost three years ago, and have attended their events since. My son is in their Hebrew school, and we go to all their events. They put on wonderful, carefully thought out events. Just as important is the moral support and care they put into the people that come. They are incredibly accepting of everyone - they have their own point of view, of course, but they welcome you as you are - they offer help to anyone who needed, and help when asked, generously. Rabbi Moshe is always ready to answer any question and give helpful advice. Tolerant, caring, giving, and talented - we are very lucky to have Chabad Fremont available. It enriched my family's life, and I have no doubt can enrich others.

Nancy Tobesman - GlobalWomenPower

a year ago · ★ 5

Rabbi Fuss first question was how am I and my family doing. I arrived late Rsh Hashanah knocked on his house door and he blew shofar blasts for me. He thought bring it home after service just in case. Well it was in case. Thank you Rabbi. He truly cares about the community.

Tiffany Schneider Raff

11 years ago · ★ 5

This Chabad is such a warm and inviting community and Jewish Center. I found them a couple of years ago when searching for Hebrew lessons for my son. Since they have become my go-to place for all my Jewish, spiritual and community needs. They host regular events for all the major Jewish holidays, a Hebrew school, and private tutoring and services for all Jewish life events. They are traditional and orthodox yet fully inclusive of everyone regardless of background or level of practice. Everyone feels accepted and cared for here!

Eli R.

7 years ago · ★ 5

Chabd of Fremont is a very inspiring place. Everyone and I mean EVERYONE is welcome. The young energectic couple that runs the place is friendly and wise. The 90 minutes Torah and Tea on Shabbat mornings provide an opportunity to actively learn about Judaism. That is, people sit around a table (with great home made cakes or cookies and fresh fruit), read from a few pages, and have a vivid discussion that takes its own direction. The Rabbi and Rebbezen follow Jewish tradition which is the "secret" to our survival as a nation. People like Sara Jacobsen who commented here should overcome their pride and/or sense of self-righteousness if they wish to grow spiritually.

dina n

3 years ago · ★ 5

Chabad of Fremont is a very warm shul. Everyone is very friendly. You feel welcomed in as soon as you go through the front door