The Claire Lifshitz Women's Mikvah Your local mikvah in College Station
✡ Rabbi Yossi Lazaroff Location: College Station, Texas, United States
About Located in College Station, United States, The Claire Lifshitz Women's Mikvah provides mikvah facilities for the local community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Yossi Lazaroff. The mikvah is affiliated with Chabad At Texas A & M University. Opening times: By Appt Only.
Activities & entertainment By Appt Only
For children & families 1295Location Address: 201 Live Oak St (Eisenhower) College Station, TX 77840 USA
Tags Women\'s Mikvah · Side By Side · Bor Min Hatzad · Bor Al Gabai Bor · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing The Claire Lifshitz Women's Mikvah serves as a vital resource for the Jewish community in College Station, Texas. Located on Live Oak Street, this facility provides a convenient space for Taharat HaMishpacha. It supports both local residents and visitors to the Brazos Valley region.
This mikvah is an integral part of the Chabad At Texas A&M University network. It offers a modern and welcoming environment for women attending to this significant mitzvah. The facility ensures that Jewish life can flourish in this university town through high standards of halachic observance.
The establishment reflects a deep commitment to purity and tradition within a modern setting. It aims to make the experience comfortable and meaningful for every woman who visits. The presence of this mikvah strengthens the foundation of the growing Jewish community in Central Texas.
About the area Situated at 201 Live Oak Street within the Eisenhower area, the mikvah is easy to access. It is located near the heart of College Station, home to Texas A&M University. This central position makes it reachable for students and faculty alike.
Proximity to the University
The mikvah is just a few minutes from the main university campus. Most visitors find the drive short from the surrounding residential neighborhoods. The area is generally quiet, providing the necessary privacy for those visiting the facility. Parking is available on-site, making arrivals and departures discreet and simple.
College Station sits in the "Texas Triangle," between Houston, Dallas, and Austin. For travelers passing through Central Texas, this is often the most accessible mikvah. Its location relative to the Rohr Chabad Jewish Center makes it a hub for local Jewish activity.
Nearby Jewish landmarks College Station is known for its academic energy and friendly atmosphere. While the Jewish community is spread out, several key resources are within a short distance of this location.
Rohr Chabad Jewish Center at Texas A&M University.
Hillel at Texas A&M.
Wolf Pen Creek Park for outdoor walking.
Post Oak Mall for shopping needs.
Texas A&M University campus landmarks.
Most Jewish residents and students gather around the university area for classes and social events. The presence of a dedicated mikvah adds an essential pillar to the local infrastructure. It supports the growth of young families and resident professionals in the Brazos Valley.
What to expect Visitors can expect a clean, well-maintained, and respectful environment. The facility is designed to provide a serene atmosphere for preparation and immersion. Every detail is handled with care to ensure a positive experience.
Halachic Standards and Design
The mikvah is built according to strict halachic requirements to meet various customs and traditions. The construction includes specific technical details to ensure the highest level of ritual purity. The features of the facility include:
Side By Side pool design.
Bor Min Hatzad configurations.
Bor Al Gabai Bor options.
Private preparation rooms.
Supplies for personal grooming and hygiene.
Privacy is a top priority at The Claire Lifshitz Women's Mikvah. Appointments are staggered to ensure that no two visitors meet. The staff provides helpful guidance for those new to the practice or visiting for the first time. Supervision by Rabbi Yossi Lazaroff ensures all customs are strictly followed and maintained.
Frequently asked questions Do I need to make an appointment? garden The mikvah operates by appointment only to ensure privacy and proper preparation time.
Who provides the kashrut supervision? The mikvah is under the halachic supervision of Rabbi Yossi Lazaroff.
Is this a women's mikvah? Yes, this facility is specifically a women's mikvah.
What organization is the mikvah part of? It is affiliated with Chabad At Texas A&M University and serves the wider College Station community.
