ABOUT US
Chabad of Georgia regional headquarters represents the global Chabad- Lubavitch movement, which has permeated Jewish life worldwide in an unprecedented fashion. Chabad teachings impart an unconditional love for every Jew wherever he or she may be geographically, inspiring us to provide friendship, assistance, and inspiration for every Jew's journey through life.
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The Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson of blessed memory, radiated love for every Jew, and in this spirit, dispatched his followers to Jewish communities around the globe, encouraging them to build communities and infuse them with life.
Energized by the Rebbe's deep faith in the power of the individual, his emissaries to Georgia, Rabbi Yossi and Dassie New, have made it their mission since their arrival in 1984 to ignite the Jewish spark within every Jew in Georgia, infusing them with love for their heritage and inspiring them to enrich their lives Jewishly.
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From its modest beginnings with the establishment of Congregation Beth Tefillah as the warm and welcoming base, to its current extensive scope of operations, Chabad of Georgia has earned the deep respect of the community. Chabad of Georgia Regional Headquarters serves as the comprehensive umbrella organization encompassing the robust network of Chabad operations throughout the state designed to infuse Jewish life with joy and energy. It supports the growth of new centers, develops resources for centralized programs, and provides the foundation for the entire region's Chabad activities.
Chabad of Georgia Timeline

































1984
Chabad of Georgia Regional Headquarters established
1984
Congregation Beth Tefillah is Established
1986
Camp Gan Israel is established
1988
Chaya Mushka Children's House is Established
1991
Chabad of Cobb established
1996
Chabad of Augusta established
1996
Congregation Beth Tefilah building inaguration
1997
Chabad Intown Established
1998
Chabad North Fulton established
2000
Chabad of Gwinnett Established
2001
Chabad @ Emory University established
2005
Chabad @ UGA Established
2005- 2010
David & Gertrude Silver Atlanta Smicha program
2006
Chabad North Fulton Mikvah "Mei Menachem" inauguration
2006
Friendship Circle of Atlanta Established
2007
Chabad Israeli Center of Atlanta Established
2008
Chabad @KSU/ Kennesaw Established
2008
Chabad of cobb building inauguration
2010
CMCH Elementary opens its doors
2011
Chabad of Peachtree city Established
2011
Chabad of Downtown Universities Established
2011
Chabad @ KSU/ Kennesaw building inauguration
2012-2016
David & Gertrude Silver Atlanta Dayanut Program
2015
Chabad Isreali Center building inauguration
2015
Chabad Downtown Universities Building inauguration
2015
Chabad of cobb Mikvah "Mei Menachem" inauguration
2016
Chabad of Forsyth County Established
2016
Chabad of Toco Hills Established
2018
Chabad of Savannah established
2018
Chabad Decatur Established
2018
Chabad Intown building inauguration
2019
Chabad North Fulton, "Rashi's Campus" building inauguration
2019
Congregation Beth Tefillah Mikvah "Mei Shifra inauguration
Meet Our Lamplighters

Rabbi Yossi & Dassie
New
Chabad of Georgia

Rabbi Yossi & Esther
Lerman
Chabad of Gwinnett

Rabbi Yossi & Shternie
Lew
Chabad of Peachtree City

Rabbi Zalman & Chanie
Fisher
Chabad of Augusta




Rabbi Eliyahu & Dena
Schusterman
Chabad of Intown
Rabbi Hirshy & Devorah Leah
Minkowitz
Chabad of North Fulton
Rabbi Efraim & Chanie
Silverman
Chabad of Cobb
Rabbi Zalman & Miriam
Lipskier
Chabad at Emory

Rabbi Ari & Leah
Solish
Chabad of Intown



Rabbi Michoel & Chana
Refson
Chabad at UGA
Rabbi Mendy & Liba
Gurary
Chabad Israeli Center
Rabbi Zalman Nechamie
Charytan
Chabad of Kennesaw




Rabbi Isser & Musha
New
Chabad of Georgia
Rabbi Shlomo & Shifra
Sharfstien
Chabad of Downtown Universities
Rabbi Yale & Rickelle
New
Chabad of Toco Hills/ Friendship Circle Atlanta
Rabbi Michoel & Elana
Druin
CMCH Elementary School




Rabbi Gedalya & Ruthie
Hertz
Chabad of North Fulton
Rabbi Alex & Esti
Piekarsky
Chabad Israeli Center
Rabbi Levi & Chaish
Mentz
Chabad of Forsyth
Rabbi Avremi & Bracha
Slavaticki
Chabad of Decatur

