Spokane, WA — In a South Hill home stocked with kosher food and religious books in both Hebrew and English, where visitors are often welcomed with an offering of food and the strains of klezmer music, Rabbi Yisroel Hahn shares his faith.
“Every Jew is welcome here,” says the rabbi, a bearded young man dressed in a dark suit, a red tie and a black yarmulke. “We are here with an unconditional love for every Jew, regardless of their background or affiliation.”
Chabad Center of Spokane opens its doors to all Jews
Spokane, WA — In a South Hill home stocked with kosher food and religious books in both Hebrew and English, where visitors are often welcomed with an offering of food and the strains of klezmer music, Rabbi Yisroel Hahn shares his faith.
“Every Jew is welcome here,” says the rabbi, a bearded young man dressed in a dark suit, a red tie and a black yarmulke. “We are here with an unconditional love for every Jew, regardless of their background or affiliation.”
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