Chabad Of Woodland Hills & Warner Center

Chabad Of Woodland Hills & Warner Center welcomes Jewish travelers and locals in Woodland Hills with Shabbat hospitality, services & Torah learning

Location: Los Angeles, California, United States

Organizer: Chabad Of Woodland Hills & Warner Center

About

A hub for Jewish life in Woodland Hills

Chabad Of Woodland Hills & Warner Center helps anchor Jewish life in Woodland Hills, Usa through hospitality, learning, and community support.

Whether you live in Woodland Hills, Usa or are visiting, this center offers a friendly place to connect, learn, and celebrate Jewish life.

Highlights include:

Synagogue services and Jewish practice support
Torah classes, adult education and Jewish learning
Children's, youth and family programming
Shabbat hospitality, holiday support and kosher assistance

Additional services may include: Chabad House, Teen Club, Bat Mitzvah Club, Regular Classes, Women's Group, Bar Mitzvah Club, Young Professionals, Men's Club.

If you are looking for Jewish life, practical help, or a warm community connection, this center is here to welcome you.

About the provider

Rabbi: Rabbi Yossi Gordon

The Chabad center is led with dedication and care, offering guidance, support, and a welcoming presence for the local Jewish community and visitors alike.

Kashrut & dining

Kashrut authority: fixed · fixed

Services

Weddings
Shabbat/Holiday Hospitality
Mezuzah Loans/Service
Women\'s Group
Marriage Prep
Regular Classes
Hospital Visitation
One-on-One Study
Mezuzah and Tefillin Checking
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Instruction
Synagogue
Adult Education
Chabad House

Location

Address: 5225 Kelvin Avenue, Woodland Hills, CA 91364, Usa

Contact

Organizer: Chabad Of Woodland Hills & Warner Center (Rabbi Yossi Gordon)
Location: Los Angeles, United States
Website: https://whchabad.com

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About this listing

Chabad of Woodland Hills & Warner Center serves as a vital pillar for Jewish life in the western San Fernando Valley. Located on Kelvin Avenue, this center provides a welcoming environment for both local residents and Jewish travelers passing through the Los Angeles area. Led by Rabbi Yossi Gordon, the organization focuses on providing spiritual guidance, educational resources, and a sense of belonging to every individual, regardless of their level of observance.

Visitors to Woodland Hills will find a comprehensive suite of services designed to facilitate Jewish practice. From daily and Shabbat services to specialized holiday programming, the center ensures that the traditions of Torah and Mitzvot are accessible to all. The atmosphere is characterized by a commitment to hospitality and a dedication to fostering a vibrant Jewish future in the Warner Center region.

About the area

Situated in the Woodland Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, the center is conveniently located near the Warner Center business district. This area is a significant commercial hub in California, making the Chabad house a frequent stop for Jewish professionals traveling for business. The facility is easily accessible from the US-101 (Ventura Freeway), which connects the neighborhood to the rest of the San Fernando Valley and the greater Los Angeles basin.

The surrounding neighborhood is residential and peaceful, offering a calm setting for prayer and study. Woodland Hills is known for its proximity to the Santa Monica Mountains, providing a suburban feel while remaining within the city limits of Los Angeles. For the observant traveler, the presence of an established Jewish community in this part of the Valley ensures that necessities such as kosher food and communal prayer are within reach.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The San Fernando Valley is home to a robust network of Jewish infrastructure. Within a short drive of Chabad of Woodland Hills & Warner Center, visitors can find several kosher grocery options and eateries concentrated along Ventura Boulevard, a major artery for the valley’s Jewish community. This includes specialized kosher butchers and bakeries that cater to the high demand for Shabbat supplies in the 91364 area.

For those looking to explore Jewish history and culture in the broader Los Angeles area, the Skirball Cultural Center is located further East, accessible via the 101 freeway. Locally, the neighborhood is known for its proximity to Topanga State Park, offering scenic hiking trails for those spending a weekend in the area. The presence of several other synagogues and reaching communities in nearby Calabasas and West Hills creates a contiguous landscape of Jewish life.

Those requiring a Mikvah or specific parchment services for Mezuzah and Tefillin checking can coordinate through the center. The region also hosts various Jewish day schools and youth programs, making it a comfortable destination for families traveling with children who seek a community-oriented environment.

What to expect

When visiting Chabad of Woodland Hills & Warner Center, guests can expect a warm, inclusive environment where communal prayer is conducted in a traditional setting. The synagogue services are structured to be accessible to those of all backgrounds, with Hebrew-English prayer books usually available to assist participants. The emphasis is on meaningful prayer and a connection to the local community.

Educational opportunities are a core component of the center's daily activity. You can expect a variety of classes ranging from the weekly Torah portion to deep dives into Jewish philosophy and Chassidic thought. For those seeking specific religious services, such as Mezuzah checking, Tefillin assistance, or marriage preparation, the center provides expert guidance and practical support.

Socially, the center hosts a variety of affinity groups, including a Women’s Group, a Men’s Club, and a Young Professionals circle. These groups provide a platform for networking and socializing within a Jewish framework. During holidays, the center often organizes community-wide events, ensuring that no Jewish person in the Woodland Hills area has to celebrate alone.

Frequently asked questions

Does this Chabad house offer programs for children and teenagers?

The center provides various youth-oriented programs, including Bar and Bat Mitzvah instruction, teen clubs, and family-centered holiday events.

Can visitors join the community for Shabbat meals?

Yes, the center offers Shabbat hospitality. It is recommended to contact Rabbi Yossi Gordon in advance to make arrangements for meals or to confirm service times.

Is there a kosher restaurant on-site?

While the center provides kosher assistance and guidance, visitors should check with the Rabbi for the most current list of supervised kosher restaurants and markets in the Woodland Hills area.

What kind of educational classes are available?

The center offers a wide range of learning opportunities, including one-on-one Torah study, adult education classes, a women's group, and a men's club.