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Launched in September 2003, Lubavitch of Finland is your address for everything Jewish. From students to retirees, young professionals to moms, dads and kids, there is something for everyone here. Our website is your virtual Jewish Community Center. Check our calendar to stay updated on upcoming events, browse and download from our extensive audio and video sections, dig through our knowledge base for an informative article, and so much more.
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  • What You Need to Know About Setting Up a Child's BedroomBy surrounding children with reminders of Torah and mitzvot, we help instill faith and good habits t... Read More
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