09/11/2026
As we welcome a new year, we are looking back with tremendous gratitude at some of the moments you helped make possible.
Swipe through for a glimpse of an incredible year of Jewish life in Flagstaff. ❤️
Thank you for being part of this story and helping Jewish life in Flagstaff continue to grow and flourish.
L’Shana Tova Umetuka! 🍎🍯
HIGH HOLIDAYS
Our community welcomed the Jewish year with meaningful services, festive meals, Sukkah celebrations, and the joyful dancing of Simchat Torah.
CHANUKAH
Eight incredible events brought Chanukah to life, from the Art of Latkes and Home Depot Workshop to the Mega Bowl kickoff, Grand Menorah Lighting, and Chanukah on Ice.
BAGELS & BOLO TIES
Our first Bagels & Bolo Ties honored the life and legacy of Dr. Merrill Abeshaus, OBM, through shared memories, the dedication of a new plaque, and Baskets of Joy assembled in his memory.
HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS
From the joy of Purim and the traditions of Passover to Lag B’Omer and Shavuot, each holiday brought special opportunities to celebrate and connect.
SUMMER IN FLAGSTAFF
The summer featured themed Shabbat dinners, unique community programs, and our Summer Soirée celebrating 20 years of Chabad of Flagstaff.
JEWISH WOMEN’S CIRCLE
Monthly Torah & Tea and Sisterhood gatherings brought women together for creativity, learning, and friendship, culminating in the 6th Annual Mega Challah Bake.
CHABAD AT NAU
Students found a home for Shabbat, holidays, Jewish learning, and friendship, from welcoming new students to an unforgettable New York Shabbaton.
CAMP CANYON
Our biggest summer yet welcomed 128 campers for five incredible weeks of adventure, creativity, friendship, and Jewish spirit.
TEVA TOTS PRESCHOOL
Our youngest learners explored, created, and grew through hands-on learning, holiday celebrations, and meaningful Jewish traditions.
HEBREW SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
Interactive lessons, creative projects, and holiday experiences helped students deepen their knowledge and build lasting Jewish pride.
WELCOMING VISITORS
Thousands of visitors found a Jewish home in Flagstaff, including 270 YTT teens, 160 Camp Morasha teens, and 200 people gathered for one unforgettable
