Shalom uvracha to all of the wonderful B’nai Shalom members, families, and friends: I hope and trust that, following the inspiring and moving Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services, the holidays of Sukkot, Shmini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah, brought additional … Continue reading →
RABBI DVORIN AND ROBIN will be joining us for Shabbat on October 26th and 27th. Friday night services will begin at 5:40 pm with Mincha, followed by Kabbalat Shabbat. Saturday morning Minyan is at 9:00 am, followed by Kiddush. Saturday … Continue reading →
Dear B’nai Shalom Families, Members, and Friends: As you read this month’s bulletin, Jews worldwide are thinking about, and preparing for the upcoming High Holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. This is part and parcel of the substantive and … Continue reading →
Dear B’nai Shalom members, families, and friends: As you read this month’s bulletin, we will be preparing to enter the Hebrew month of Elul. Many people may recognize the name “Elul” as the month that precedes Rosh Hashanah and all … Continue reading →
Dear B’nai Shalom members, families, and friends: With summer upon us, many families begin to view this portion of the calendar as a time when one’s existence is far more enhanced by virtue of blue skies, sunshiny days, pleasant weather, … Continue reading →
Dear B’nai Shalom members, friends, and families: With the most recent chag (holiday) of Shavuot now behind us, we view an extended period of time on the Jewish calendar in which the majority of the upcoming time truly lays “fallow.” … Continue reading →
Dear Members, Friends, and Families of B’nai Shalom: Even as you are reading this synagogue bulletin, we will be in the midst of “Counting the Omer”, counting the days and weeks between the festive holidays of Passover and Shavuot. The … Continue reading →
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Dear B’nai Shalom members, families, and friends: With the all encompassing holiday of Passover looming large over us, we focus on our preparations for the festival — which is the holiday on our calendar with the most mitzvot (commandments), traditions, … Continue reading →
Dear B’nai Shalom families, members, and friends: With this being Chodesh Adar, the Hebrew month of Adar, our full attention turns to the joyous, festive holiday of Purim. One could view Purim as the holiest of all holidays by way … Continue reading →
