7:30 pm Holocaust Remembrance Day Kabbalat Shabbat Service with Rabbi Doug Heifetz The Rise of Fascism & The Tower of Babel For Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) we reflect on the rise of the Nazi fascist movement. As part of our service, we will read the biblical story of the Tower of Babel, which many […]
7:30 pm Passover: Embracing Matzah Kabbalat Shabbat Service with Rabbi Doug Heifetz No Room for Fluff - The Inner Meaning of Matzah During our service on this night before Passover, we explore the spiritual meaning of matzah and the avoidance of leavened products during Passover. Beyond the most obvious dietary meanings, Jewish tradition has often associated […]
7:30 pm National Refugee Shabbat Program Speaker: Arlene J.M. Grant, Esq. Please join us for our National Refugee Shabbat program, “We Shall Do Strangers No Wrong.” We will discuss the significance of Tikkun Olam to reunite families separated due to unjust immigration laws. We will explore ways to support reunification and families through established advocacy […]
