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Mezuzah Crew

  • Show your Jewish pride on the Outside! 

    What is a Mezuzah?  

    A Mezuzah is mounted on the doorpost of our home, reminding us of our connection to G‑d and to our heritage.

    A mezuzah is not, contrary to popular belief, the outer container. The mezuzah is actually the parchment scroll within, on which the "Shema" -- a biblical passage declaring the oneness of G‑d -- is handwritten by an expert scribe.

    The mezuzah is also a symbol of G‑d's watchful care over the home. The name of G‑d, Sha-dai, which appears on the reverse side of the parchment, is an acronym for the Hebrew words which mean "Guardian of the doorways of Israel." The placing of a mezuzah on the doors of a home or office protects the inhabitants -- whether they are inside or outside.


    How do I get one? 
    To get your own Mezuzah hung up in your room, just fill out the form below. Rabbi Aryeh will come and hang it for you!

  • Mezuzahs are available for students only at a special, subsidized price of $65 each. 

    They are meant to be placed on the doorways of all rooms in your home or apartment, excluding bathrooms. Do a quick count and let us know how many you need. 

    If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to Rabbi Aryeh!


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