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Chabad of Green Valley

Future site of the Chabad of Green Valley located on southeast corner of Kenneth Avenue and Carnegie Drive in Henderson, Nevada.
Future site of the Chabad of Green Valley located on southeast corner of Kenneth Avenue and Carnegie Drive in Henderson, Nevada.

Rabbi Mendy Harlig and Rebbetzin Chaya Harlig established Chabad of Green Valley/Henderson out of their home in 1998, where they offered religious services, holiday celebrations and classes to the local Jewish community.  In 2002, they moved into the Eastern Ave storefront, enabling the center to enhance its existing services and expand into a wider variety of programs benefiting the community.  Chabad of Green Valley/Henderson has recently had a groundbreaking on the site of their new property, located on Carnegie St. between Kenneth Ave. and Horizon Ridge Pkwy, where they will be building the Chabad of Henderson Jewish Community Center.  Here, they will have a sanctuary, a pre-school, a social center and Henderson's first Mikvah, as well as much more.

 

Chabad of Green Valley/Henderson offers a full schedule of prayer services, Shabbatons, adult education classes and women's events.  The Hebrew School offers a fun, interactive educational program and there are Children's programs for the holidays.  Rabbi Mendy and Rebbetzin Chaya provide an array of social services, including hospital, nursing home and prison visitations, crisis counseling, kosher supervision services, help to the needy, and chaplaincy services with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police.

 

 

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