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7:30 pm Kabbalat Shabbat Service In celebration of World Space Week (October 4 - 10), during this congregant-led service we will explore prayers and readings referring to the majesty of God's creation of the heavens. This week’s parsha, “Noach" (Noah), reminds us that we may not turn our back on the earth, while we […] |
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10:00 am  Shabbat Morning Service with Rabbi Doug Heifetz Did Hagar Really Come Back? For Parshat Vayera, we'll read about the expulsion of Hagar, Abraham's first wife. The story tells of her cruel treatment at Abraham and Sarah's hands. However, in spite of her misfortune, many commentators imagine that this episode didn't end her […] |
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10:00 am  Shabbat Morning Service with Rabbi Doug Heifetz When Slow and Steady Wins the Race The Torah readings at this time of year bring us the narratives of Isaac, the middle one in a line of three classic Jewish patriarchs from the biblical Book of Genesis. In many ways, Isaac is the least […] |
