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Chabad of Key Largo is dedicated to promoting and strengthening Jewish awareness, pride, and observance, by providing educational, cultural, and social services to all Jewish individuals regardless of background, philosophy, or level of commitment. The fundamental principle of Chabad is unconditional love and acceptance of every Jew. We are proud to service the Communities of the Upper Keys & Key Largo.

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Rabbi Yisroel & Leah Shur
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Key Largo, FL 33037
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7:19 PM  -  Friday, March 28
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8:11 PM  -  Shabbat, March 29
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Apr. 12 - Apr. 20
Daily Thought
Special Soldiers
One of the most unforgettable talks I ever heard from the Rebbe was the time he spoke to the handicapped Israeli soldiers. Make that “the special Israeli soldiers”: Each and every person is given all he needs to accomplish his mission in this world. But each of us have different missions, and therefore need different powers to accomplish them. Yet none of us has an easier time than any other. Therefore, if you see a human being who appears deficient or “handicapped,” know that in truth that person must have compensatory powers others do not have. Do not call him...