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.

Real Teen Theater presents Face Forward: Growing Up in Nazi Germany, a play by Brendon Votipka.
The story of three teens with diverse identities and hopes experience the tensions of the early years of Nazism in Germany. The tensions between hopes and fears, fitting in and heroism will feel highly relevant in our time of political stress. A discussion of the play's themes will follow the one act play.

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.
Free to members; donations encouraged via our online system.

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.

We unite with the mission of the project of listening, connecting, and acting for justice. Being a partner is a way of publicly identifying your congregation with this project and its basic goals. Formally partnering is a way of showing solidarity with our Native neighbors in this region. Watch at 2PM here on October 18.

Helping raise funds for four projects that our Indigenous partners have chosen:

Read thru the weekly parsha and respond to a close reading of the text. All are welcome.

Please check your emails for "How to Participate" or contact our office for the link.

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.

Our sukkah building team will meet at 11Am and work together until the basic structure is up.
Handy with tools? Like to work on teams? Come participate in this mitzvah!