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  • Sell Your Chametz OnlineSince it is prohibited to possess chametz on Pesach, any chametz left undisposed must be sold to a non-Jew. More Info
  • Mission / VisionAs San Antonio and its suburbs continue to grow and expand (along the IH10 corridor and beyond), Chabad of Boerne will serve as a spiritual home to Jews in Boerne/Kendall County and in the surrounding counties of Kerr and Gillespie as well. Our mission is to create a warm and inviting Jewish presence in the city and serve as a conduit to Educate, Inspire, and Connect with our fellow Jews and the broader community. Read More
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  • Meet Our Staff / FamilyRabbi Yossi & Malkie Marrus bring many years of spiritual, rabbinic, outreach, and educational experience as they embark on this new project. Hailing originally from New York and Chicago, they have spent the last twenty five years active in all facets of our Jewish community. They are passionate about bringing the beauty and warmth of the Jewish tradition to everyone they encounter. Read More
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Rabbi Yossi & Malkie Marrus bring many years of spiritual, rabbinic, outreach, and educational experience as they embark on this new project. Hailing originally from New York and Chicago, they have spent the last twenty five years active in all facets of our Jewish community. They are passionate about bringing the beauty and warmth of the Jewish tradition to everyone they encounter.
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