New for this year: We will be holding services at our new location!
5024 S Bur Oak Pl, Suite 200
Please RSVP to help us prepare

At Chabad Jewish Center of South Dakota  everyone feels welcome and at home. You may see yourself as unaffiliated, Reform, Conservative, or Orthodox. We see you as Jewish. No labels. No differences. Chabad is a home for every kind of Jew. So join us for the most inspiring and meaningful High Holiday services.

Our services are led in English, and are refreshingly casual and easy to follow. The prayers and songs are recited in both English and Hebrew and all are active participants in the service.

Young families: We make every effort for you to participate and enjoy  your time. The Gan classroom will be open for play during the above-mentioned services and the children will enjoy a special service, tailored for them. There will be teachers in our Gan class during services. Please RSVP to reserve your child's spot. The child care and children's service is free of charge!

Check out the schedule below, and choose the services/times that appeal to you. 
​No affiliation, membership, tickets, or fees necessary.

​FAQs about our services

 

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FAQs

• I am not religious; can I come to services at Chabad?

At Chabad Jewish Center of South Dakota, we welcome people from all Jewish backgrounds, affiliations or non-affiliations. The fact that you are even considering coming to High Holiday services shows your commitment to the Jewish faith and a Jewish spark. Even if you consider yourself unaffiliated or not religious, you are sure to enjoy the services at Chabad of South Dakota.

• How can I learn about the High Holidays?

You can read more about the High Holidays here.

• What is unique about services at Chabad Jewish Center of South Dakota?

The mission of Chabad of South Dakota is to create an invigorating and inspiring Jewish learning and experiential atmosphere. Services are traditional while including a super friendly environment. The prayer books are in English and Hebrew. The Rabbi is friendly and provides a running commentary throughout the service, bringing meaning and joy (plus some jokes) into the prayer experience. The fellow congregants are from diverse backgrounds yet we all feel part of the extended Jewish family.
Even if its been years since you have attended a service - you will enjoy this. After all, family is always welcome ;).

• Are reservations required?

While reservations are usually not required, they are appreciated so that we can make sure to prepare properly.

• How about membership?

Chabad does not have membership. You do not need to pay to pray! If you would like to make a donation for the service- it is greatly appreciated and you have that option here.

• Do you have family seating at services?

In the synagogue there are different arrangements for spiritual and social times according to tradition. During actual synagogue prayer services there are separate men's and women's seating areas.
When men and women get together it is a social event by its very nature. Prayer time on the other hand is a more private event and during the service it is important to allow those we love, as well as other congregants, the space to have private time between them and G‑d without social distractions.
The Kiddush following services is more social and everyone is welcome to sit with their spouses, families and friends.

• What time and where are services?

The full schedule and location can be found above. You can pick as many services you would like to attend. Due to possible last minute changes, please RSVP to stay updated. 
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• Is there a charge to attend?

In short: NO
The whole story: Chabad Jewish Center of South Dakota is independently funded by generous participants who choose to donate according to their ability. If you can afford to make a high holiday donation, to help cover the costs, that is very appreciated.

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Have a question that didn't make it to this list? Email [email protected] and we will G‑d willing reply within 24 hours!