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Kol Haneshamah Music Connections with Cantor Young

Members Register Here Guests Register Here Join Cantor Young in exploring our sacred texts through music and art. Learn about the evolution of Jewish music and the creative expression of our identity and experiences. Together, we will tap into our creative souls to find our own unique ways to evaluate our prayers.

Soul Stitchers Monthly Meeting

Soul Stichers is meeting in person! As a tribute to Nikki Zarefsky z”l, Soul Stitchers meets for knitting and connecting as we create shawls to warm people during services and healing shawls to bring warmth to those in need. We will share a meal and enjoy each other's company before the end of the year. ...

Beit Shammai v. Beit Hillel—Legends and History Led by Barry Wimpfheimer

Members Register Here Guests Register Here The figures of Shammai and Hillel and the schools named after these figures are foundational to rabbinic Judaism. But what do we know about historical figures, and how can we distinguish fact from fiction? This class is two sessions, once on Friday, December 13, and the second on December ...

Event Series Soul Stitchers Monthly Meeting

Soul Stitchers Monthly Meeting

Soul Stichers is back! As a tribute to Nikki Zarefsky z”l, Soul Stitchers meets for knitting and connecting as we create shawls to warm people during services and healing shawls to bring warmth to those in need. Newcomers are welcome and encouraged to join! Please email the office for a link to the zoom

A Morning of Blessings with Rabbi David Teutsch and Marilyn Price

Members Register Here Guests Register Here Judaism is blessed with Brachot (Blessings) for just about everything, which makes us aware of our need to be grateful for the gifts we have been given. In 2017, Beth Emet’s Marilyn Price, storyteller/puppeteer, author, and educator, partnered with Rabbi David Teutsch to create From Blessings to Gradititude and ...

A Schindler’s List Survivor’s Story Never Told

Members Register Here Guests Register Here *You must register if you're interested in joining virtually On Yom Kippur Day, October 1993, the rabbi’s sermon in our synagogue was the story of the upcoming release next month of the movie “Schindler’s List.”  It had been five years since my mother had passed away.  At the end ...