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  • Shavuot 2026Celebrate the holiday of the giving of the Torah.
    Shavuot Dairy Celebration - Friday, May 22 - 5:00 pm
    Yizkor Services - Shabbat, May 23 - Approx 11 am     rsvp here
  • JLI: Journey of the Soul6 Tuesday evenings at Chabad of Camarillo
    Starting May 12th
    A fresh look at life, death, and the rest - in peace.     Register here
  • Mommy & Me: Spring SessionMay 3 & May 17
  • Gan Camarillo PreschoolSign up your little one for a Jewish preschool experience for the 2026-27 academic year. more info & enrollement
  • Planned GivingLeave an eternal Legacy to the Jewish Community of Camarillo. Remember Chabad in your will. more info
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The court is obligated to straighten the roads to the cities of refuge, to repair them and broaden them. They must remove all impediments and obstacles... "Refuge, Refuge" was written at all crossroads so that the murderers should recognize the way and turn there...
Mishneh Torah, Laws Regarding Murder and the Preservation of Life, 8:5
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