Jewish Review
Rabbi Avrohom Yitzchok Perlstein and his wife Fruma
and children Chaya Mushka and Tzvi have moved to
Salem to open a Chabad Center in the state's capital.
and children Chaya Mushka and Tzvi have moved to
Salem to open a Chabad Center in the state's capital.
Chabad of Oregon now has centers in five cities: Portland, Ashland, Eugene, Hillsboro and now Salem. All of the centers are non-judgmental and devoted to reaching out to all Jews regardless of their level of observance, said Chabad of Oregon Director Rabbi Moshe Wilhelm.
Rabbi Avrohom Yitzchok Perlstein and his wife Fruma moved to Salem at the end of February with their two children 17-month-old Tzvi and 2-month-old Chaya Mushka. The couple had been serving as program directors of the Chabad Center in Bayside, Wisc. The rabbi is originally from Chicago and his wife grew up in St. Paul, Minn.
Chabad of Oregon Expands to Capital
Jewish Review
Rabbi Avrohom Yitzchok Perlstein and his wife Fruma
and children Chaya Mushka and Tzvi have moved to
Salem to open a Chabad Center in the state’s capital.
and children Chaya Mushka and Tzvi have moved to
Salem to open a Chabad Center in the state’s capital.
Salem, OR — A Midwestern couple became the latest rabbinic family to move to Oregon to open a Chabad Center.
Chabad of Oregon now has centers in five cities: Portland, Ashland, Eugene, Hillsboro and now Salem. All of the centers are non-judgmental and devoted to reaching out to all Jews regardless of their level of observance, said Chabad of Oregon Director Rabbi Moshe Wilhelm.
Rabbi Avrohom Yitzchok Perlstein and his wife Fruma moved to Salem at the end of February with their two children 17-month-old Tzvi and 2-month-old Chaya Mushka. The couple had been serving as program directors of the Chabad Center in Bayside, Wisc. The rabbi is originally from Chicago and his wife grew up in St. Paul, Minn.
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