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Sat |
| - 10:00am Summer Reading Club: The Ruined House by Ruby Namdar
| - 7:30pm Summer Beit Midrash - The Keys to Living a Long Life: Honoring & Releasing with Rabbi Mitchell Berkowitz
| | | - 7:00pm Kabbalat Shabbat Summer Service
- 8:19pm Candle Lighting
| Rosh Chodesh Tammuz Korach - 10:45am Tot Shabbat
- 10:45am Summer Speaker - Reflections on B’nai Israel’s Recent Jewish Heritage Tour to Buenos Aires, Argentina with Peggy Pearlstein
- 9:02pm Havdalah
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| | - 7:30pm Summer Beit Midrash - “Why Are the Holidays So Late This Year?” Introduction to the Jewish Calendar with Cantor Sarah Bolts
| | | - 7:00pm Kabbalat Shabbat Summer Service
- 8:17pm Candle Lighting
| Chukat - 10:45am Tot Shabbat
- 10:45am Summer Speaker - Sephardic Jews: Experiencing a New Golden Age in America with Larry Bensignor
- 8:59pm Havdalah
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- 11:30am Lunch for Interfaith Works Women’s Shelter
| | - 7:30pm Summer Beit Midrash - Wait a Minute…God Isn’t Perfect? with Rabbi Michael Safra
| | | - 7:00pm Kabbalat Shabbat Summer Service
- 8:13pm Candle Lighting
| Balak - 10:45am Tot Shabbat
- 10:45am Summer Speaker - Reflections and Insights From Three Years of Shlichut with Hagai Dagan-Schlachter
- 8:55pm Havdalah
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| - 10:00am Summer Reading Club: The Ruined House by Ruby Namdar
| | | | - 7:00pm Kabbalat Shabbat Summer Service
- 8:07pm Candle Lighting
| Pinchas - 10:45am Tot Shabbat
- 10:45am Summer Speaker - I Lost My Parents but Found Them, and More, in a Year (Plus) of Daily Minyan with Diane Saltzman
- 8:49pm Havdalah
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| | - 7:30pm Summer Beit Midrash - How to Bridge the Divide with Rabbi Cheryl Stone
| | | - 7:00pm Kabbalat Shabbat Summer Service
- 8:00pm Candle Lighting
| Shabbat Mevarchim Matot-Masei - 10:45am Tot Shabbat
- 10:45am Summer Speaker - The Legal Battle Against Campus Anti-Semitism with Denise Katz-Prober
- 8:42pm Havdalah
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Sunday, July 7, 2024 • 1 Tammuz 5784
Monday, July 8, 2024 • 2 Tammuz 5784
Tuesday, July 9, 2024 • 3 Tammuz 5784
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7:30pm |
9:00pm |
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The Jewish calendar is endlessly fascinating! Did you know that it’s set up so that the holidays never fall on certain days? Or that Rosh Hashanah is not actually the first day of the year? This class provides an overview of the Jewish calendar and some of its interesting features.
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Wednesday, July 10, 2024 • 4 Tammuz 5784
Thursday, July 11, 2024 • 5 Tammuz 5784
Friday, July 12, 2024 • 6 Tammuz 5784
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7:00pm |
7:45pm |
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8:17pm |
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Candle Lighting
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Shabbat, July 13, 2024 • 7 Tammuz 5784
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Parshat Chukat
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10:45am |
11:30am |
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Designed for the youngest members of our congregational family, Tot Shabbat meets weekly to sing, learn, and pray together with Tot Shabbat leaders, Morah Juliann Goldman and Lily Pollack.
Beginning July 1, this service is followed by a Family Kiddush.
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10:45am |
11:15am |
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Sephardic Jews trace their roots back to the Golden Age of Judaism, on the Iberian Peninsula, before 1492. Today, the American Sephardic community is strong and vibrant. Join us 522 years after the Expulsion, to the month, when Sephardi and congregational member Larry Bensignor describes his family's heritage and legacy, the century-old Sephardic Jewish Brotherhood of America and the organization's recently adopted strategic plan for the future.
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8:59pm |
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Havdalah
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Mon, December 23 2024 22 Kislev 5785
