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('''Hebrew:''' בית אהבה ותפילה צפת / '''Other Names:''' Carlebach Minyan of Tzfat / '''Definition:'''  A center and minyan in Safed run according to the teachings of Shlomo Carlebach.)
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|header1 = Hebrew:
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|data2  = בית אהבה ותפילה צפת
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|header5 = Other Names:
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|data6  = Carlebach Minyan of Tzfat
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|header7 = Description:
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|data8  = A center and minyan in Safed run according to the teachings of Shlomo Carlebach.}}
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The House of Love and Prayer in [[Safed]] is a new community in Safed. It offers minyonim and events based on the philosophy of the outreach rabbi and musician, Shlomo Carlebach.
 
The House of Love and Prayer in [[Safed]] is a new community in Safed. It offers minyonim and events based on the philosophy of the outreach rabbi and musician, Shlomo Carlebach.
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=== The First House of Love and Prayer ===
 
=== The First House of Love and Prayer ===
In the 1960s Shlomo established the House of Love and Prayer on Arguello Blvd. in San Francisco. He was determined to place himself in the area where he could make a difference to the disenchanted young Jewish hippies who were roaming the area. During those years he succeeded in bringing many Jews of all ages and backgrounds back to their people.
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In the 1960s Shlomo established the House of Love and Prayer in the middle of the Haight Ashbury section of San Francisco. He was determined to place himself in the area where he could make a difference to the disenchanted young Jewish hippies who were roaming the area. During those years he succeeded in bringing many Jews of all ages and backgrounds back to their people.
  
 
=== Carlebach Style and Philosophy ===
 
=== Carlebach Style and Philosophy ===
Carlebach died in 1994 but many followers and admirers established “Carlebach minyans” in locations throughout the world. The people who lead these prayer groups make every attempt to adhere to Shlomo’s philosophy of acceptance and inclusion. The services include the many “niggunim” -- tunes -- that Shlomo composed for Sabbath, holiday and day-to-day worship.
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Carlebach died in 1996 but many followers and admirers established “Carlebach minyans” in locations throughout the world. The people who lead these prayer groups make every attempt to adhere to Shlomo’s philosophy of acceptance and inclusion. The services include the many “niggunim” -- tunes -- that Shlomo composed for Sabbath, holiday and day-to-day worship.
  
 
== House of Love and Prayer Tzfat ==
 
== House of Love and Prayer Tzfat ==
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=== Location ===
 
=== Location ===
The House of Love and Prayer is housed on arlozorov st. 102 above the maccabi medical center in the artist colony of safed.
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The House of Love and Prayer is housed in the [[Khan of the White Donkey Safed|Khan of the White Donkey]] in the artist colony of safed.
  
 
=== Philosophy ===
 
=== Philosophy ===
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