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 Koshering Services

If you are moving into a new home, or would like to kosher your current residence, but are not sure what is involved, Don't Despair. Chabad is here. Call us at 444-6770 and we will be happy to come to your home to familiarize you with the laws and customs of keeping Kosher, and to help you with Koshering your dishes, cooking utensils and appliances.

Prison Visitations

On a regular basis, Rabbi Labkowski visits Correctional Facilities to spend time with the Jewish inmates in Torah discussion group, putting on Tefillin and holding a prayer service. Before and during holidays we have special services and programs. If you know of anyone who we could visit e-mail Rabbi Labkowski at Rabbi@JewishOakland.com give us a call at 444-6770.

Mezuzah house calls

Is your Mezuzah a blessing? If it's an "original" hand written Mezuzah on scared parchment, if it's written in Torah script by an ordained and dedicated scribe, then it identifies, sanctifies and protects your home with its blessing. But, if you are not sure, or your Mezuzah has been up for more than 7 years, which according to Jewish Law, it should be inspected to ensure that the ink has not faded and that parchment is still intact. Call us at 444-6770 and we will be happy to come to your home, free of charge, and inspect your Mezuzah. If you are moving into a new home, apartment, or office, we will help you make the proper blessings and put up the Mezuzah correctly.

Hospital Visitations

On a weekly basis, Rabbi Labkowski visits Jewish patients, whether affiliated or not, at the local hospitals, to recite a prayer, get the Hebrew name for the "Mi-Sheberach" to be recited in the synagogue, and offer any other assistance that might be needed.

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Chabad Jewish Center of Oakland & Piedmont, 3718 Grand Ave, Oakland, CA 94610 Phone: 510 545-6770

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