Join us for Shabbat services, Friday night at 6:30 PM on zoom, and on Saturday morning at 10 AM – “hybrid” service, both in person and on zoom.
We meet on Zoom for Kabbalat Shabbat services on Friday evenings at 6:30 PM, and in person (and Zoom) for Shacharit services on Shabbat morning at 10:00.
On Friday nights, we continue to meet only on Zoom. Our Friday night Kabbalat Shabbat is a meaningful and spiritual musical service, presented with musical accompaniment in both English and Hebrew. We include prayers for healing and the Mourner’s Kaddish.
We meet each Friday at 6:30 PM.
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Saturday mornings:
Every Shabbat morning, we are meeting in person – indoors at the shul. 10:00 AM every Shabbat. Our Shabbat Shacharit service is more traditional, some English, but mostly Hebrew. A highlight of our Saturday service is our Torah discussion and reading. We will continue to stream services on Zoom for those who would like to continue joining us from home.
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Shabbat Shalom!
This week’s parasha is
B’shalach
Exodus 13:17−17:16
SUMMARY
- The Children of Israel escape across the Sea of Reeds from Pharaoh and his army, who drown when God drives back the sea. (13:17-14:31)
- Moses and the Israelites sing a song praising Adonai. (15:1-21)
- In the wilderness, God provides the grumbling Israelites with quails and manna. God instructs the Israelites to gather and prepare on the sixth day food needed for Shabbat. (15:22-16:36)
- The people complain about the lack of water. Moses hits a rock with his rod and brings forth water. (17:1-7)
- Israel defeats Amalek, Israel’s eternal enemy. God vows to blot out the memory of Amalek from the world. (17:8-16)
This Shabbat, we remember the following Yahrzeits:
| Zichronam Livracha! May their memories be a blessing! |
