About 200 people from the Monmouth County, NJ area enjoyed Shabbos at the Chabad House in Manalapan. The Scholar in Residence was Rabbi Shea Hecht, who spoke about marriage and cult busting, areas in which he has had much experience, as well as in counseling couples and teens.

Shabbaton Creates Strong Sense of Community

About 200 people from the Monmouth County, NJ area enjoyed Shabbos at the Chabad House in Manalapan. The Scholar in Residence was Rabbi Shea Hecht, who spoke about marriage and cult busting, areas in which he has had much experience, as well as in counseling couples and teens.

With his unique sense of humor and charisma, Rabbi Hecht captivated his audience throughout the weekend.

Delicious food, prepared by Park East Kosher Caterers of New York City, was plentiful and enjoyed by all who participated.

“There was a strong feeling of community and family as we experienced the whole weekend together. I can’t wait until the next Shabbaton,” said Linda Ross of Manalapan.

“Among the special accomplishments of the Shabbaton was that a number of families experienced a complete Shabbos for the very first time,” said Rabbi Levi Wolosow, who organized the event.

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