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We are the first UK Lubavitch Children’s Centre (LCC) based in Stamford Hill. The LCC is a purpose built, state of the art facility providing culturally sensitive child and adult services in a comfortable, welcoming and multi-lingual environment. The Centre has developed the existing educational, cultural, spiritual and communal provision of the Lubavitch Centre into a one-stop shop of services. Providing for the welfare of babies, children and adults and making sure to meet their needs. LCC is home away from home at the very heart of the Chareidi community.
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How were the Ten Commandments given? Five on one tablet and five on a second tablet. This means that "Do not murder" corresponds to "I am G-d your G-d." What is this analogous to? To a king of flesh and blood who entered a country and put up portraits of himself, and made statues of himself, and minted coins with his image. After a while, the people of the country overturned his portraits, broke his statues and invalidated his coins, thereby reducing the image of the king. So, too, one who sheds blood reduces the image of the King, as it is written (Genesis 9:6): "One who spills a man's blood... for...
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