I called âChabad of The Woodlandsâ office today to share that my husband and I wanted to observe the holidays coming up (Sukkot) And mentioned to the gentleman that answered the phone that I wasnât jewish, but that I am very interested in learning of the Jewish faith.
When he asked if I was Jewish again, I shared I wasnât and was âdeclinedâ to attend the events.
When confused and puzzled I made sure to advise the young man that if this was a nonprofit organization( which it is) it should be inclusive to all- he stated they needed to make sure they had adequate space for the Jewish community there first. This is not inclusivity*.
I typically donât write bad reviews because I feel itâs a bit crass and tacky but I have to say, if you arenât Jewish⌠itâs best to reconsider attending here.
For other options be sure to contact âUptown Houston Chabadâ they were extremely welcoming and even though itâs a drive for us, we are willing to go where we are welcomed.
I hope in the future this location is more open to the rest of...
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