Continue our conversation with Rabbi Rhonda Shapiro Reiser on the history of Jewish magic. Raabi Rhonda is a student of primary documents from the history of Jewish medicine, magic, and healing. She is a regular and popular guest in our "Fifth Shabbat" series, a havdallah program featuring discussions of Jewish esotericism.
Please register here. Free to members; donations encouraged via our online system. Suggested donation $18.
Let's meet on Zoom for kiddush (a glass of wine with blessings) and kibbitz (catching up) followed by a musical kabbalat Shabbat service. It's okay to just come for kiddush!
Shabbat will be hosted on Zoom. The room ID will be distrubted in our bi-weekly "How ton Participate" email. Please contact our office to receive this announcement.
Continue our conversation with Rabbi Rhonda Shapiro-Rieser on the history of Jewish magic. Raabi Rhonda is a student of primary documents from the history of Jewish medicine, magic, and healing. She is a regular and popular guest in our "Fifth Shabbat" series, a havdallah program featuring discussions of Jewish esotericism.
Please register here. Please support this class with a donation of $10-18, payable via our online system.
End of Sukkoth Service with Torah study (not a torah service) and Yizkor
Young adults (20's & 30's) are invited to network and hang out at the sukkah Wednesday evening.
Bring hot tea, masks and a blanket, beach chairs if you have them. No formal program - meet and greet.
Stop by the sukkah between 4 and 6PM to use the lulav and etrog and observe the mitzvah of dwelling in that fragile house.
Besides study and conversation, we'll have a chance to harvest apples, for our own use and for donations to food banks, at our friend and neighbor's home down the street.
All ages welcome
We plan to broadcast on Zoom from the Sukkah. A few of us can attend in person.
We'll read the book of Kohelet, Solomon's philosophical song of his old age, together after a song-filled morning worship.
Join on Zoom or in person. Please check your emails for "How to Participate" or contact our office for the link.
Peggy and Rhonda will explore with our families the important ideas of Yom Kippur: being grateful for our lives, saying sorry and forgiving others, and making justice. Kids should bring a stuffed animal, and a picture of loved one who has passed away if they have one.
Please check your emails for "How to Participate" or contact our office for the link.
Please join Peggy and Rhonda for an erev Sukkot and Shabbat celebration on Friday, October 2, at 5:30 PM on Zoom. Please check your emails for "How to Participate" or contact our office for the link.
Socially Distant Sukkah Gathering at Temple Israel with music, learning, and conversations.
PS: No plans for a meal together....
