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Our mission is to provide for the material and spiritual needs of all Jewish individuals and families in Saskatoon and region, regardless of background or affiliation, by providing educational, cultural, and social activities.

To strengthen the Saskatoon Jewish community by promoting Jewish awareness, study, and celebration.

To make the Chabad Jewish Centre of Saskatoon a place where every Jew can explore his/her Jewish heritage through learning, in a warm, non-judgmental atmosphere.
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“The man Moses was more humble than any human being on the face of the earth.” (Numbers 12:3) Moses didn’t fool himself. He knew how good he was. He knew he stood on a level beyond any other human being. Yet he was humbled before them. Because he knew that all that he had achieved was only with the capabilities given to him from Above. He figured that if someone else were given these same capabilities, that person would achieve as much as him. And who...
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