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Welcome to the 10 and 10 Minyan, an exciting and innovative new Jewish Tefillah Service
located in the Pico-Robertson area of Los Angeles, which is modeled after Shira Hadasha in
Jerusalem. Our Minyan will start off operating on a monthly basis on Friday Nights. A woman
will lead a lively and song filled Kabalat Shabbat and men will lead Mincha and Ma'ariv. Our
Minyan embraces as a religious value the inclusion of both men and women in leadership and
ritual participation with a commitment to halakhah and Tefillah. Within the context of our
halakhic duty to daven, we strive to make Tefillah a spiritual celebration that connects to and
nurtures our religious lives as individuals and as a community. The mehitzah (partition) in our
Minyan runs approximately down the middle of our space, so that the men’s and women’s
sections are side by side. Most importantly, we will only begin those parts of the service that
require a Minyan with presence of both both ten men and ten women. We hope to make the
most of this opportunity to grow and nurture a community and an environment where everyone
can feel involved in a truly engaging Tefillah experience. To learn more please email 10and10Minyan@yahoogroups.com.
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11/25/2007
Altshul Brooklyn Egal
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Altshul Brooklyn Egal
A traditional egalitarian minyan in and around Park Slope
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November 12, 2007
Kabbalat Shabbat & Maariv Followed by Hosted Dinners, Friday, 11/16 6:30pm
We will meet Friday, November 16th for Kabbalat Shabbat and Maariv at 6:30 PM in the Beth Elohim
Rotunda, downstairs in the Sanctuary Building.
Following services will be Altshul community hosted dinners in homes throughout the neighborhood. If
you are interested in being a host or being hosted, please contact brooklynegalminyan@gmail.com.
Please include your address and any dietary restrictions.
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October 29, 2007
Upcoming Minyanim
* Upcoming Shabbat Morning Minyan, 11/10
Altshul will meet on Saturday, November 10th at 10AM in the Beth Elohim Library, 274 Garfield Place,
Brooklyn, NY 11215. If you are interested in reading Torah, helping with set up, or being a greeter,
please email brooklynegalminyan@gmail.com.
* Upcoming Kabbalat Shabbat & Maariv Friday, 11/16
We will meet Friday, November 16th for Kabbalat Shabbat and Maariv at at 6:30 PM in the Beth
Elohim Rotunda, downstairs in the Sanctuary Building.
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Altshul Community Meetings
We will hold two community meetings (11/1 and 11/4) to share your thoughts and ideas about building
our community. Please contact brooklynegalminyan@gmail.com if you would like to submit your input
in advance.
On Thursday 11/1, we will be meeting at 7:30pm at Sarah and David’s — 255 13th St., Apt. 2, btwn 4th
and 5th Aves.
http://www.brooklynegalminyan.org/
11/25/2007
Atlanta Chevre Minyan
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Atlanta Chevre Minyan
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Welcome to the Atlanta Chevre Minyan! Founded by young professionals and grad students throughout Atlanta, our mi
by principles of Halacha. To learn more about what to expect from our services, read about our Vision and the Experi
monthly series of Divrei Tefillah (elucidations of prayer) available online.
Connecting the Chevre
To help us get to know you better and foster continued participation in our growing community, please fill out our shor
Learning Session
Join us Wednesday, November 14th at 7:30 PM for a shiur (class/study): "Genesis/Bereshit Stories" led by Peggy Echt
at the JCC at Zaban Park (Tilly Mill). A $5 donation is welcome. Please refer to the Evite for more details.
Monthly Minyan
Our next Kabbalat Shabbat will be held on Friday, November 16 at 6:00 PM. Rather than a post-service Kiddush, pl
nosh and candlelighting. Services will begin at 6:30 PM. RSVP through the Evite for join us for the minyan. Add your n
yet! The cutoff for dinner reservations is Wednesday, November 14th at 4 PM. RSVP through EventBrite.
Ilene S 's - Address and Map available upon RSVP
Toco Hills, Atlanta, Georgia
Services are welcome to all! If you would like Shabbat Hospitality, please indicate so on your Evite response by Wedne
you. To assist in the hospitality expenses, dinners will now cost $10 per person payable through PayPal to payments@
Mark your calendars!
November
November
December
December
14: ACM Learns!
16: Friday Night Minyan
7: Friday Night Minyan
9: Townhall Meeting (Details forthcoming)
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11/25/2007
Cambridge Minyan
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Upcoming Events:
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Shabbat times for
Cambridge, MA 02139
Welcome to the Cambridge Minyan
website! We meet monthly for Shabbat
morning davening, Friday night potluck
dinners, and other holiday events.
Candle lighting: 3:55pm
on Friday, 30 Nov 2007
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Michael J. Radwin. All rights reserved.
Our goal is to foster vibrant traditional
egalitarian davening in Cambridge, and to
build community through prayer and other
programs.
Contact
us
at
info@cambridgeminyan.org, and click here to
see this week's community postings.
Cambridge Minyan is entirely volunteer-run
and member-supported. Our community is
growing, and we are increasing the events
and services that we plan. We invite people
to give a suggested membership donation of
$54 per person to help cover our costs and
enable us to plan more events. You can use
Paypal to make a donation with this button thank you!
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volunteer support. You
can get more information
at www.nceruv.org.
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http://www.cambridgeminyan.org/
11/25/2007
Chavurah Masarti
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Chavurah Masarti
Lynchburg, Virginia
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Welcome Chaverim! You have reached the website for Chavurah Masarti in beautiful Lynchburg, Virginia. This site is designed to he
our members communicate with one another about activities and to share resources. Please select from the options in the menu at the lef
this page or explore different categories of activity below.
If you are a non-member and you would like to learn more about Jewish life in Lynchburg, Virginia, please do not hesitate to contact u
You can reach us at: webmaster@chavurahmasarti.org.
Shalom ul'hitraot.
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11/25/2007
Chavurat
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Behold, how good and how pleasant it is
For brothers to dwell together in unity.
Next Shabbat Service
Saturday, November 10
10:00 AM: Service
The December Shabbat Morning service will be held December 10, which will be both Chanukah and Rosh Chodesh.
What Is Chavurat Achim?
Chavurat Achim is an informal community committed to the continuation of egalitarian religious services in the Greater
Waterbury area with the maximum participation of all its members and friends.
What Services Does Chavurat Achim Provide?
Chavurat Achim holds Shabbat services approximately once a month. It will also help organize yahrzeit minyanim during
the week when needed.
Chavurat Achim will also hold special Shabbat and other services in homes of community members who are physically
unable to leave their homes to attend services in a regular synagogue.
Where Are Services Held?
Services are generally held in private homes. When weather permits, portions of some services may be held outdoors. To
learn where a particular service will be held, call Meyr Bram at (203) 755-9562, fill out our Chavurat Achim Inquiry Form
or send email to info@chavuratachim.org.
If attendance becomes too large for private homes, other locations will be found.
How Are Chavurat Achim Services Different?
Chavurat Achim services are highly interactive. There is no formal leader and there is lots of questions, with the Torah
discussion led by a different participant each month.
Services are conducted in private homes, sitting comfortably around a living room. Using the philosophy that nobody should
stand alone during a difficult time, everyone stands and says kaddish together during the mourner's kaddish and the names
of Israeli victims of terrorist attacks are remembered at each service.
Anyone there can decide they want to include, or skip, a particular prayer.
Newsletters
Chavurat Achim sporadically publishes a newsletter.
5766 (Fall 2005) Issue
http://chavuratachim.org/index.php?content=index&title=Chavurat&20Achim
11/25/2007
Chico Havurah--an Inclusive Jewish Community
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Home | Contact | Calendar | News & Events | Havurah Happenings
The Chico Havurah was formed in the summer of 2003 to give Jews in
Chico an alternative to the traditional Jewish synagogue experience. Jews in
this area mirror the growing diversity of Jewish communities across the nation,
who come from a range of traditions and are increasingly made up of interfaith
couples. What is the ideal Jewish community? How can we uniquely celebrate
the power of the Shabbat? How do we-individually and collectively-know the
unknowable? It is these and many other questions we are trying to answer. We
will strive to do so in an atmosphere of "joyful community", study of Torah,
democratic process, and enhancement of spirituality through tikkun olam by
doing our part to repair the world. That is our mission statement and we are
seeking congregants who share our values.
Authentic democracy
As a creative, inclusive Jewish community, we embrace "authentic democracy",
which establishes that all major decisions made by the Chico Havurah will be
decided by a vote of all members 13 years and older with each individual
having a vote.
Spiritual leadership
Chico Havurah was formed under the spiritual guidance of Rabbi Yitzhak
Nates, a Reconstructionist rabbi. This branch of Judaism honors tradition while
recognizing that individuals must find personal meaning in the ways they
practice the ancient wisdom of our ancestors. We continue to work
collaboratively with guest rabbis to develop strong programs in learning,
relationship, and social action.
Membership
Just as spirituality has no one definition, so does Judaism accept a wide variety
of paths that lead to the Divine. Our Havurah members are diverse in belief and
interests: Some individuals focus on Torah study, others on the divinity in
human relationships, love of nature, meditation, and social action. We support
each other as we search for a practice that enhances our lives.
Services
Shabbat services, followed by an Oneg Shabbat, are held every Friday at 7:00
p.m. See calendar for up-to-date schedule.
We are delighted to announce that as of Friday night July 28, all services and
classes (unless otherwise specified) will be held at The Congregational Church,
1190 East First Ave. ( the corner of Downing & East 1st Ave.)(map)
http://web.archive.org/web/20070807010620/http://www.chicohavurah.org/
11/21/2007
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DARCHEI NOAM
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A modern Orthodox congregation in St. Louis Park
In the Community
This Week
Parshat Vayishlach
We extend our condolences to the Shapiro and
Tychman families on the passing, last Shabbat,
of Al Tychman. Al was the husband of Deera
Tychman, and father of Judy Shapiro and David
and Johnny Tychman. Al was a tremendous
friend and supporter of the Jewish community
and of Darchei Noam, and will be greatly
missed. May the family know no more sorrow.
We wish a refuah shelema to Lisa Donath who
was injured in an accident in New York on
Wednesday. Please keep Elisa Miriam bat
Pesia Henya in your prayers for a swift and
complete recovery.
Please remember to close the door to the
shul when you enter or exit. In consideration of
those with chemical sensitivities, please refrain
from wearing perfume and cologne in shul.
Remember to check the eruv status before
Shabbat - 612-640-ERUV (3788).
Links
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Congregation Darchei Noam
5224 Minnetonka Blvd. at Salem
612-920-3424
Coming Events
Shabbaton with Rabbi Ozer Glickman, a Rosh Yeshiva at
Yeshiva University, will join us for the Shabbat of November
30-December 1. Rabbi Glickman will speak Friday night and
Saturday, and may present a program for teens Saturday
afternoon. Send in the flyer with a full schedule and dinner
reservation form. Full Details on the page.
For people wishing to pay their dues or make a donation to
Darchei Noam by credit card, there is now a "Donate" page on
our web site which links to our PayPal account:
http://darcheinoammn.org/donate/donate.htm Why not give it
a try by making a donation today?!
We have Kiddush sponsorships open. Please contact Judy
Shapiro at 952-927-4706 to reserve an open week!
As Darchei Noam does not yet have our own Rabbi, please
remember that Rabbi Shagalow is available for funerals and
other life-cycle events.
Home | About us | News | Calendar | In the Community | Links | Contact Donate
http://www.darcheinoammn.org/
11/25/2007
Darkhei Noam
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Darkhei Noam is proud to announce its schedule of upcoming special
events. Please note: Many of these events require pre-registration.
Shabbat Chanukah: December 8, 2007. Services: 9:00 AM
Rabbi Ethan Tucker, Text study topic: Halakhah as Common
Sense: Reclaiming the Language of Jewish Law.
Special “Lunch and Learn” program after shul. Rabbi Tucker will speak on
the topic: Gender and Prayer Leading: Next Steps? Building on the
assumption that women can read Torah where kevod hatzibbur is not an
issue, we will explore the questions surrounding their leadership of other
items in the tefillah that require a minyan, such as kaddish, kedushah and
barkhu.
Next Meeting - Shabbat, Dec.
1, Parshat Vayeishev,
9:00AM
The Minyan meets at the
Heschel School, 89th Street
between West End &
Broadway
Click here for a complete
schedule
**Pre-Registration Required. Buffet Lunch will be served.** To Register
Form, please open this attachment.
Rabbi Ethan Tucker is a a faculty member at the Drisha Institute for
Jewish Education, where he teaches Talmud and Halakhah in the Scholars
Circle. He is also a co-founder of Mechon Hadar, and teaches Talmud and
Halakhah in the Machon's summer yeshivah, Yeshivat Hadar. Rabbi
Tucker was ordained by the Chief Rabbinate of Israel after years of study
at Yeshivat Ma'ale Gilboa and earned a PhD in Talmud and Rabbinics from
the Jewish Theological Seminary. He is a Jewish Social Entreprenurial
Fellow at the Harold Grinspoon Foundation.
Darkhei Noam meets for Shabbat morning services most weeks on
Manhattan's Upper West Side. Founded in March 2002, Darkhei Noam
provides a davening experience that is traditional, inclusive, and inspiring.
We invite you to join us.
At Darkhei Noam, women lead pesukei dezimrah, hotza'at vehakhnasat
sefer torah (the Torah service), and fully participate in keriyat ha-torah
(Torah reading). This is done in the context of a traditional minyanwith
ten men and a mehitzah.
To learn more about the halakhot surrounding women's participation in
Torah reading, you can read Rabbi Mendel Shapiro's halakhic analysis of
these issues in the Edah Journal.
Please help us cover our operating costs by becoming a member today.
Just download our membership form and mail it in. Thank you.
We invite you to learn more about our leadership team.
http://www.dnoam.org/
11/25/2007
DC Minyan - An Egalitarian Minyan
info@dcminyan.org | sitemap
It has been five years since our first meeting in February 2002 in a bookstore in Dupont
Circle. Since then, we have seen tremendous growth; not only in our members, but also in
our programming and events. Our community today includes single people as well as
families young and old. We have active members right out of college, students,
professionals of all ages, and retirees. We offer text learning, social service engagements,
happy hours, Shavuot retreats, Shabbat lunch and learns and so much more.
We welcome people of all ages, from all backgrounds and all levels of familiarity with
Jewish texts and ritual. DC Minyan relies on its members to provide the services, events,
learning programs and more that sustain our strong and vibrant community. The
membership funds we raise now help us to pay for our room rentals, speakers' fees, new
Siddurim and Chumashim, and countless other events throughout the year. Every
contribution helps us continue to provide enjoyable and meaningful services, as well as
learning and social action programs.
And membership has its privileges! As a member of DC Minyan in the coming year, you
will receive:
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Free High Holiday tickets
The Opportunity to participate in the annual membership forum
Access to important announcements and community information
Discounts on events, such as inspiring speakers at our Lunch & Learns
Access to the wealth of resources available in our community
Access to information about lifecycle events
Ritual help and support during lifecycle events
If you have not yet taken the opportunity to renew your membership or officially join DC
Minyan, we encourage you to do so as a way of giving back to the community that has
offered so much to you in the way of events, services and social network.
Please fill out our online membership form to become a member or purchase high holiday
tickets. Payment may be made via PayPal or by check. Membership fees are outlined on the
membership form. If you are unable to pay the full fee at this time and still would like to
become a member, please email the Steering Committee at sc@dcminyan.org, where we
will be happy to arrange a reduced fee or a payment plan.
We are so happy to have you as part of our growing community and hope you will join us
in helping it thrive this year by becoming an official member.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Happy Hour, 11/15, 7 pm
Brickskellers, 1523 22nd St. NW, upstairs bar
Lunch and Learn with Rabbi Dr. Judith
Hauptman, December 1
Rabbi Dr. Judith Hauptman will join us December
1 as the Scholar in Residence for Shabbat morning
services and a Lunch and Learn on "Women's Role
in Rabbinic Judaism: A Re-appraisal." Rabbi
Hauptman is the first woman ever to receive a PhD
in Talmud and has been a pioneer in the area of
equality of opportunity for women in Jewish life.
She teaches at the Jewish Theological Seminary
and founded a minyan in New York that offers
free, walk-in high holiday services to those who
are not already connected to the Jewish
community. Registration deadline is November
26th or 90 attendees, so please sign up early!
Chanukah Party, December 8
DC Minyan's annual Chanukah party will be at
Tom Tom in Adams Morgan on December 8.
Additional details coming soon.
For more information, see
the web calendar or the PDF calendar.
Ongoing: DC Beit Midrash
Mondays, 7:30-9:00 pm at the JCC
Make Jewish learning part of your regular
schedule! Visit dcbeitmidrash.org.
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Welcome to Havurah BET
Brooklyn, NY
We are an informal Jewish prayer group with links to the Jewish Renewal Movement, meeting in the
homes of our members, stretching from Park Slope through Kensington and Ditmas Park to
Midwood. Leadership of services rotates and the leader has great control over the style of worship
and study.
Upcoming Schedule
In general all services are followed by a dairy/vegetarian/fish pot luck.
Date and
Service
Leader
Location
Saturday, September 29
4:30 pm
Chol Hamo'ed Sukkot
Chaim Moshe
Jeff and Paula's in Kensington
Satuday, October 27
10:30 am
Shabbat Morning Service
Jeff Marker
Jeff and Paula's in Kensington
229 East 4th St
Monday, November 12
6:30 pm
Rosh Chodesh Kislev
Paula Freedman
Friday, September 7
6:30 pm
Native American Kabbalat
Shabbat
Sally Brown
Saturday, December 8
5-8 pm
Havdalah Chanukkah
Celebration
Yehudit Moch
Friday, December 21
6:30 pm
Solstice Kabbalat Shabbat
Chaim Moshe Landes
Paula Freedman
Satuday, January 5, 2008
10:30 am
Shabbat Morning Service
Charlie Urich
Monday, January 21
Chaim Moshe Landes
http://havurahbet.org/default.aspx
11/25/2007
The Vilna Shul | hoh
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Havurah on the Hill
Havurah on the Hill brings together young adults from diverse professions and background, in support
of the Boston Center for Jewish Heritage, its mission and programs. Havurah on the Hill donations
provide vital annual operating support for the BCJH that enable the Center to preserve and restore the
Vilna Shul and its collection, create and mount exhibitions and maintain its building and programs.In
acknowledgement of their support, Havurah on the Hill participants are offered unique opportunities for
involvement with the BCJH.
On one Friday night each month, as well as on some holidays and special occasions, Havurah on the Hill
participants gather for learning services, speakers, songs and meals. In Hebrew, havurah means a
gathering of community or friends. The BCJH Havurah on the Hill seeks to reinvigorate Boston's
rapidly growing young Jewish community by taking advantage of the unique elements the Vilna Shul
has to offer.
Built in 1919, this extraordinary building was modeled after the medieval synagogues of Europe. Yet it
evokes the elegant simplicity of a colonial New England meeting house, synthesizing the old world with
the new. Distinctive features of the two-story brick building are the multi-colored stained glass Star of
David looking out over Beacon Hill's north slope, the hand-rendered art covering the walls and ceiling,
and three skylights flooding the sanctuary with natural light and imparting a spiritual quality to the
space.
The Vilna Shul, its beautiful sanctuary quiet for 20 years, rings out again with the sounds and songs of
Jewish tradition. Its social hall, worn with years and awaiting renovations, nevertheless overflows with
spirit as young Bostonians enjoy programs celebrating the traditions of their forebears.
The Boston Center for Jewish Heritage
at the Historic Vilna Shul
18 Phillips Street
Boston, MA 02114
"It is the mission of the Boston Center for Jewish Heritage to ensure the preservation of the Vilna Shul
and its sanctuary for cultural and educational programs and exhibits to foster awareness and
appreciation of the Jewish experience…" - BCJH Mission Statement
http://www.vilnashul.com/hoh/
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11/25/2007
Kehilat Hadar - The Egalitarian Minyan
www.kehilathadar.org | egalminyan@hotmail.com
Kehilat Hadar
Kehilat Hadar is an independent, egalitarian community committed to spirited
traditional prayer, study and social action. We meet for Shabbat morning services on
selected weeks, and offer holiday services and educational programs throughout the
year.
Applications for Yeshivat Hadar
now available
Click here for more information.
Fall Beit Midrash Series
Hadar CD, "Pri Eitz Hadar," Available for
Purchase
Click here to purchase yours.
Join the Hadar Mailing List!
First name:
E-mail address:
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Shabbat Morning Services
December 1 at 9:00 am in the basement of
the Second Presbyterian Church (4 West 96th
Street, at Central Park West)
Children's Playroom
During Shabbat Morning Services, Click here for
more information.
Friday Night Services and Shabbat
Dinner with Tikvat Yisrael
December 7 at 6:00 pm at the Abraham
Joshua Heschel Lower School (270 West 89th
Street between Broadway and West End) Click
here for more information and to sign up.
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Kol haKfar
Thursday, November 15, 2007
About
Friends,
Kol haKfar is an egalitarian minyan that
gathers in downtown New York City. Our
Kol haKfar gathers this Friday at 6pm to celebrate Shabbat, and to
have a potluck dinner and party to celebrate our 5th year as a
community. We'll also have a spirited drash about the parsha.
pluralistic community gathers twice a
month to celebrate kabbalat shabbat and
ma'ariv in an egalitarian, traditional
Please bring kosher dairy or vegetarian items to share. We've had
atmosphere. We also host occasional
great responses to the RSVP, but we could always use more!
Shabbat lunches and dinners. For more
information, please email us.
Anya Kamenetz and Adam Berenzweig's loft -- 6pm
138 Broadway #4C at Bedford Ave, South Williamsburg
Join the List
Take the L to Bedford, walk south. Or you can walk over the
Williamsburg Bridge.
Note from Anya and Adam:
Join the Kol haKfar email list for updates
on minyan gatherings and community
announcements.
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Fourth and transfer at Delancey/Essex, to take the JMZ one stop
over the bridge.
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Kol Sasson
Kol Sasson Congregation is an observant community in Skokie, Illinois
that strives through halakhah to enhance each individual's religious
experience. Our minyan embraces including both men and women in
leadership and ritual participation. We strive for spiritual, serious, and
enthusiastic tefillah, and thoughtful intellectual inquiry. We invite you
to
join us. To register in our database and fill out a participation form
click
here.
Our minyan has been holding weekly Erev Shabbat services in private
homes since December, 2003. We held our first High Holiday
services
in 2006, and we regularly host Shabbat morning and other holiday
services. Please visit our calendar for details. We are grateful to
Temple
Beth Israel for allowing us to use their beautiful facility for our Shabbat
morning and holiday services.
Donate!
At Kol Sasson, women lead kabbalat
shabbat,
pesukei dezimrah, the Torah service, and
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fully participate in the Torah reading. This is done in the context of a traditional minyan with
ten men and a mechitza. For a detailed discussion of the halakhot surrounding women's
participation in Torah reading and in leading some parts of the service, please visit the
links on our site.
http://www.kolsasson.org/
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Welcome
Kol Zimrah means "the voice of music". Our community takes its name from two
biblical verses that contain this phrase and represent two of our main goals:
transforming ourselves and transforming the world. Learn more.
Join our mailing list for NYC or Jerusalem
We now have services in NYC and Jerusalem.
Contact: kolzimrah at yahoo dot com
NYC
Kol Zimrah services and dinner, Friday, November 9th at 6:30 pm
Jerusalem
Kol Zimrah Davvening and Dinner: Friday, November 16
Kol Zimrah is incorporated in the state of New York as a religious corporation, with the tax benefits of a 501(c)(3).
Tax-deductible contributions can be made online via Network For Good.
Designed and maintained by FourWorldsDesign.
http://kolzimrah.info/
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The Little Minyan
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The Little Minyan is a participatory
Havurah in Columbus, Ohio
WHO WE ARE
The Little Minyan provides a spiritual home for individuals and families seeking active
participation in a Jewish community. We see the need and the opportunity to build a vibrant
21st century Jewish community through innovative and interactive approaches to prayers,
learning, and social action.
We assume a collective responsibility to ensure that every person is valued and treated
with respect. We are an inclusive, welcoming people with diverse life experiences and
backgrounds. Our commitment is further reflected in our use of gender-neutral prayer
language, egalitarian decision-making processes, and recognition for members'
participation without regard to their ability to contribute financially.
The Little Minyan is not a community where people send a check, sit back, and only join in
for High Holy Day services. We are more like a family and encourage family members to roll
up their sleeves and participate in opportunities such as our work and study teams,
worship, celebrations, Tikkun Olam, and other events. We support those who have never
participated in synagogue life, allowing them to get involved, learn, and enjoy. We make it
easy, welcoming, and interesting!
Our activities to-date include
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S’lichot Coffeehouse and Havdalah
Green Tashlich
Full High Holy Day services
Weekly intergenerational learning for families
Sukkot building and celebration
Simchat Torah celebration and party
Hanukkah party
Weekly Torah Study
Community meals before services
Active participation of our children in the worship services
Bi-weekly study groups
Active and varied Tikkun Olam program
We are organized into teams and specialized focus groups. The current groups are:
Worship Design Team
Family Learning
Lay members use their talents and energy to
plan and conduct all our worship opportunites.
Weekly intergenerational learning through group
programs, home schooling, and family
gatherings.
Tikkun Olam
We translate the benchmarks of our faith into
repairing the world through social action.
Membership
Explaining our group to prospective members
and making new members feel welcome
Hospitality
Finance
Torah Study
Helping to fulfill the 11th Commandment – Food
must be plentiful at social and worship
gatherings
Providing financial management
Weekly study to learn, discuss, and understand
the Torah portion for the week.
Research Team
Actively examines other synagogues, havurot,
and related groups in the US, as well as
Synagogue 2000/3000 summaries to gather ideas
that can be applied to the Little Minyan.
Administration
Providing internet, organizational, database, and
business support
We rent space in area churches for our services and have no plans to consider purchasing
a building. Our emphasis is on Judaic worship, learning, and social action leading to
personal and communal spiritual growth.
http://littleminyan.org/
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Where: 56 Bennett Ave. #1E
When: 4:20 PM (this Friday night, November 16th, 2007)
Minhah: TBA
Kabbalat Shabbat: Sharon Weiss
Ma'ariv: Ezra Weinberg
D'var Torah: Sara Kranzler
Please send a 'reply' email to migdalor.minyan@gmail.com and let us
know if you are coming!
2) Potluck This Week!
We are excited to have a potluck dinner after MigdalOr this week!
This gives us a chance to extend that after-davening social time into a
community meal and an opportunity to share good food and good
conversation. We already have a great turnout and good food, and
would love to have more of each! Please email
migdalor.minyan@gmail.com let us know if you can attend and
what you can bring.
3) We're Growing!
We are growing! We are cognizant of the tight space in apartments
and are looking for a more permanent home. If you have ideas about
bigger locations in the neighborhood, please email
rachberger@gmail.com.
4) Minhah Needs
Even as we grow, we continue to be tight for a minyan for minhah. It
will just get harder as Shabbat begins earlier. It is not easy to get out
of the house on time on Friday afternoon, but those extra 10
minutes of commitment to our community will really strengthen
us. If you can commit to attending on time, please email us to let
us know.
5) Schedule through December
We continue alternating Friday nights. So our schedule through the
end of the year is:
http://www.migdalorminyan.blogspot.com/
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Minyan of the Bay
Minyan hamifratz is a lay-led Jewish community made up of graduate students and young
professionals from a wide variety of Jewish backgrounds in the Palo Alto area.
We meet monthly on Friday nights for lay-led, traditional, egalitarian Shabbat services and a
vegetarian pot-luck Shabbat dinner in the homes of members of the Minyan. Our general
mission is to build and encourage a warm and vibrant Jewish community among our peers. Our
Friday night services are frequented by Jews of all denominations (and non-Jews). The food is
good too! Please join us! We are also expanding to other activities, please check back soon.
Please join our email list to recieve occasional emails about minyan events and send feedback.
We will not share your email with other organization and make our best efforts to make sure the
list is only used to bcc you on our occasional emails.
http://www.minyanhamifratz.org/Welcome.html
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September of 2004, Minyan
Na'aleh provides a Davening
experience that is traditional,
inclusive, and inspiring. We
invite you to join us.
Upcoming
Friday night, December 7. Kabalat Shabbat, 6:00pm at Crestmoor Downs.
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Minyan Rimonim at Ansche Chesed
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Minyan Rimonim, started in June 1997, is a twice a month
minyan which stresses openness and the participation of its
members.
The minyan generally meets twice a month on Shabbat
mornings in the Ansche Chesed Chapel starting at 10:00 a.m.
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Minyans:
Every First and Third Shabbat of the secular month at 10:00 AM
*Exceptions may include secular holiday weekends
Special Events:
Saturday, November 17 - Open House Shabbaton / Kiddush (and lunch). Email the
Vaad for more info.
Monday, December 24 - "Jews Night Out". Details TBA.
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numbered months)
Ellen Flax (even numbered
months)
Judy Merion
(718) 478-1319
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Minyan Tehillah - Cambridge MA
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Minyan Tehillah in Cambridge, MA, was founded in the Fall of 2003 in
an effort to create a spiritually uplifting tefillah, grounded in a
commitment to halakha and to maximizing the participation of both
women and men. Building on these goals, we have formed a vibrant,
friendly community that welcomes families and singles alike.
We meet three times a month. Starting this year after the High
Holidays, we will meet on the second and fourth Saturday
morning of each (secular) month and the third Friday evening
of each month. The minyan is held in a variety of Cambridge
locales including Congregation Eitz Chaim, Temple Beth
Shalom (also called the "Tremont St. Shul") and Harvard
Hillel. Please check the calendar for specific venue
information.
October Schedule
This year we have a new schedule! We are meeting on the 2nd and 4th Shabbat mornings of every
month and 3rd Friday nights of every month (with some small exceptions)
Shabbat morning, October 13th, 9:15am at Eitz Chayim
Friday night, October 19th, 6pm at Tremont St. Shul
Shabbat morning, October 27th, 9:15am at Eitz Chayim: with a Pot Luck Lunch 'n Learn with Dr.
Alanna Cooper (co-chair of Minyan Tehillah) discussing the history and formation of Minyan
Tehillah. Sign-up for potluck to follow.
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Minyan Urim
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3rd floor
Slifka Center
80 Wall Street
New Haven, CT 06511
minyanurim@hotmail.com
Shabbat times for New Haven, CT 06511
Candle lighting: 4:06pm on Friday, 30 Nov 2007
This week's Torah portion is Parashat Vayeshev
Havdalah (72 min): 5:35pm on Saturday, 01 Dec
2007
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About Us
We are a two years old and growing community at the Yale Slifka
Center in New Haven, CT, consisting of students from Yale University
and others from the New Haven area. In our services, we strive to
create an uplifting and song-filled tefilla while maximizing the
participation of women and men all in accordance with a traditional
halachic framework. Our community meets several times a month on
Shabbat and Jewish holidays.
Consistent with our commitment to halacha, we have sought out the
opportunities afforded by traditional Jewish sources for increasing the
inclusion of women in our tefillot. In our Shabbat morning services, both
women and men may have aliyot and read Torah and Haftarah. P’sukei
D’zimra and the Torah service are led both by women and men, while
men lead Shacharit and Mussaf. In our Friday night services, a woman
leads Kabbalat Shabbat and a man leads Ma’ariv. We have a mechitza
separating women and men during tefilla, and our custom is to wait for
10 women and 10 men to start Shacharit or Ma’ariv.
We hope you’ll find Minyan Urim to be an open and friendly
environment. Come visit us and see what we’re all about!
Contact Us
To be put on our mailing list, please contact us.
If you are interested in:
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Leading any of the tefillot, please contact
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{ Judi Janette
If you are interested in knowing more about our halakhic sources, we
would love to study them with you. Please contact either Michal BarAsher Siegal or Elitzur Bar-Asher.
Please contact our webmaster for any questions or issues regarding
this website.
Schedule
Our services meet on the 3rd floor of the Slifka Center, 80 Wall St.,
New Haven, CT 06511.
Our schedule for Fall 2007 is:
September 7, 2007
Friday Evening
6:00
p.m
September 8, 2007
Saturday
Morning
9:00
a.m.
September 13, 2007 1st day of Rosh
haShana
Thursday
Morning
9:00
a.m
September 14, 2007 2nd day of Rosh
haShana
Friday Morning
9:00
a.m.
October 5, 2007 Simchat Torah
Friday Morning
9:00
a.m.
October 20, 2007
Saturday
Morning
9:00
a.m.
October 27, 2007
Saturday
Morning
9:00
a.m.
November 10, 2007
Saturday
Morning
9:00
a.m.
November 16, 2007
Friday Night
5:30
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December 8, 2007
Saturday
Morning
9:00
a.m.
Announcements
A class about Minyan Urim
If you' re coming to Minyan Urim and you're wondering why,
or if you're NOT coming to Minyan Urim and you are wondering why
or if you're just interested to know the Halachic background and
rabbinic sources for minyanim like Urim
then:
come Sunday, October 28 at 7:15pm at Slifka center, where Elitzur
Bar-Asher will be speaking about the halachic sources for women's
participation in prayer services.
Upcoming Services
Minayan urim will meet for Shabbat morning services, Saturday
November 10 at 9:00 am
http://www.minyanurim.com/
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The Mission Minyan is a group of Jews who get together on a
regular basis for spirited traditional davening (and related
festivities) in San Francisco's Mission District.
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every Friday night for Kabbalat Shabbat at 6:30 PM
(Pacific Standard time) at the Women's Building:
3543 18th St. between Guerrero and Valencia, on the
second floor in the Audre Lorde room. Click for a map.
for a "Big Shabbos" including home hospitality on the first
Friday of each month
every other Shabbat morning
for special learning sessions, holiday programs, social
action projects and social events from time to time.
You can find out a lot about us by reading the website but the best
way is to join us sometime soon! See you in the Mission.
Coming up soon: Chanukah!
Shabbat Chanukah Party
Please join us after Friday night davening December 7 for a
Chanukah celebration with dinner, beer, dreidel-spinning
madness, and all your friends sharing their tastiest doughnuts. If
you plan to attend, your suggested donation of $18 will help us
pay for the food and drink. Also, please RSVP by sending an email
to Rafael.
Community Candlelighting
We will hold gatherings for menorah lightings on each night of
Chanukah (except Friday night) at a different home. Chanukah
starts on Wednesday night December 5.
Please visit this site soon- we will post a list of scheduled candle
http://www.missionminyan.org/
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The Montauk Minyan
A New Shabbat Experience in Park Slope!
Would you like to pray, study and build a Jewish
community in a positive, inclusive atmosphere? Are you
interested in wrestling with tradition while asking -- and
answering -- important questions about today?
>> Find out what we're about
>> Read about us in The Jewish Week!
>> Check out our Photo-Gallery!
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Unfortunately, we are no longer meeting regularly. Please
find some of our members at:
Congregation Kol Yisroel, Prospect Heights
Brooklyn Egal Minyan
Park Slope Minyan
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Ohel - Highland Park, NJ - More than just a minyan: Shabbat services, classes, and social action
Welcome to the Ohel website!
Ohel is an organization that is currently in the exploratory
phase. We seek to thrive as a religious community by
creating an atmosphere that is inclusive, welcoming,
sensitive to people’s spiritual and physical needs, and open
to learning from all people.
Please see our draft core values and mission statement for
more information about Ohel.
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Or Chadash Minyan - Highland Park, New Jersey
Or Chadash
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415 South Third Avenue •
Highland Park, NJ 08904
Welcome to the Or Chadash website!
Underlying Or Chadash philosophy is a firm commitment to Torah and
halacha as developed over our two-thousand-plus year tradition. We
believe in the temporal and spatial universality of Torah and halacha, and
that Torah and halacha give us the spiritual roadmap which we use to
increase our connection with Hashem.
We believe that by coming together as an open and supportive community,
we can derive inspiration and understanding from each other. Or Chadash
seeks to facilitate this process by using a three-pronged approach elucidated
by Shimon HaTzadik in Pirkei Avot (1:2):
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Torah - By offering classes and discussion groups. We can
celebrate our unique viewpoints and learn from each other, as long
as our dialogue with others is respectful and recognizes the
Tzelem Elokim present in each of us.
Avodah - By finding ways to increase our kavanah in prayer. It is
our firm belief that in modeling an inclusive prayer community, we
show respect for our individual differences and create a cohesive
whole that is more than the sum of its parts.
Gemilut Chasadim – By increasing opportunities to engage in
chesed. We can connect with our fellow Jews through activities
such as sharing communal meals or engaging in community
chesed projects. This connectivity can help us to increase our own
spirituality.
Please help us strengthen Or Chadash by encouraging people you know to
take a moment to subscribe to our email list. To subscribe, please send an
email to or-chadash-subscribe@yahoogroups.com or visit http://groups.
yahoo.com/group/or-chadash/.
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to the Park Slope Minyan, where we are committed to engaged, lay-led,
and egalitarian prayer, spirited singing, and a tasty vegetarian potluck dinner together
after services. We believe that in the commitment to sharing Friday night davening and
dinner, we are doing some of the best work toward building an inclusive community. We
are all ages, ethnicities, sexual orientations, Jewish denominations, and of course,
geographic locales (i.e. we love non-Brooklynites who trek to our gatherings).
A group of rabbinical students and community members began the Minyan in 2001 with a
vision of creating lay-led prayer and Torah study for area Jewish residents whose needs
were going unmet by synagogue life. We outgrew our previous venue at a local church and
we now meet in the chapel of a neighborhood synagogue.
links
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Park Slope Minyan
Shabbat
2nd Friday each Month
6:30 PM
Directions
Congregation Beth Elohim
274 Garfield Place @ 8th Ave
Upcoming Dates
Our services are just what you'd expect from a Park Slope crowd: warm and relaxed,
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friendly and welcoming. Check out the rest of our web site to learn more about our
November 9th
programming, and join us for a Friday night service soon. We'll be saving you a place at
December 14th
the dinner table!
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Join our Mailing List >
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http://www.parkslopeminyan.org/
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PicoEgal - An Independent, Egalitarian Davening Community
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An Independent, Egalitarian Davening Community
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PicoEgal
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PicoEgal is an independent,
egalitarian kehilla, committed to
the greater Los Angeles Jewish
community, who come together
to create an elevated prayer
space in which all participants
share spirited, intentioned, and
halakhic tefillah. We also
welcome and create
opportunities for non-prayer
activities that enhance and
strengthen Jewish life.
We meet on the first and third
Shabbat morning of each month
in the Lainer Library at Temple
Beth Am (1039 S. La Cienega
Blvd.). Our davening follows a
traditional matbe'a (order of the
service) with great singing and
a full Torah reading; kiddush
follows davening. Our other
events and activities also take
place around the PicoRobertson neighborhood of
West Los Angeles.
Please contact us to receive our
weekly newsletter.
Questions about our new
meeting location? Click here for
some answers:
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Shabbat times for Los
Angeles, CA 90035
Candle lighting: 4:26pm on
Friday, 30 Nov 2007
This week's Torah portion is
Parashat Vayeshev
Havdalah (42 min): 5:26pm
on Saturday, 01 Dec 2007
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Welcome to Shabbat Shirah
If you are looking for an alternative to congregational services,
If you would still like to have a meaningful, special Shabbat experience,
If you can remember a Shabbat you liked, from camp, youth group, or
Hillel,
Then this is the kind of experience you have been looking for.
Our Chavurah (community) will celebrate Shabbat
Friday evening at Seven O'clock, April 7th, 2006
Moadon Kol Chadash, 1535 North Dayton - "Old Town"
Our evening will begin with T'Filot (services)
Followed by Kiddush, Motzi, vegetarian Shabbat Dinner, and an Oneg
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The Shtibl Minyan is an egalitarian community whose davening
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Every Shabbes is Simchas Torah
We hope that the ruach of the Shtibl's hakofes will serve to bring peace
and healing to our broken world. However, there is a little Simchas
Torah in every Shabbes at the Shtibl. So please come daven and dance
and celebrate with us.
time
Saturday mornings, davening starts at:
9:15 am - Shacharit (starting with Nishmat)
location
The Shtibl Minyan meets at:
The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring (see map)
1525 S Robertson Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90035
http://www.shtibl.com/
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Techiyah of Harlem
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Techiyah of Harlem
WELCOME
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CHANUKAH
Founded in June 2005, Techiyah is an independent
egalitarian Jewish community in Harlem, New York where
women and men come to pray and learn; explore, celebrate
and grapple with Jewish tradition; work for social justice;
and discuss a variety of Jewish topics.
We are always looking for new people to participate and
take up leadership roles. Interested in planning a program,
leading a service, hosting a potluck in your home or just
attending?
Please contact us for location:
Techiyah is
Hebrew for
rebirth or
renaissance so
the name fits
for a new,
traditional,
egalitarian,
Friday night
minyan/potluck
meeting about
once a month in
Harlem, a
neighborhood
that once had a
lot of Jews and
to which Jews
are once again
returning.
HarlemJews@Yahoo.com
****Babies and children are welcome at our minyan.
-Kabbalat Shabbat and Potluck Friday, December 7th, 6:30 PM
-Chanukah Party Saturday, December 8th, 5:30 PM
-Community Gay and Lesbian Shabbat Dinner At Congregation Rodeph
Sholom (We are one of the co-sponsors). Friday, December 14th, 7:30 PM
-There are plenty of Non-Davening activities. Email Us for information.
-Upper West Side’s Jewish community is invited to Chanukah Housing Forum (JFREJ/JCC event).
Thursday, December 6th, 7:00 PM.
Shabbat times for New York, NY 10026
http://www.harlemjews.com/Welcome.html
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Tikkun Leil Shabbat
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Songful, soulful, Sabbath services featuring a teaching about a
social justice issue and followed by a potluck vegetarian dinner.
JOIN US!
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Next TLS: Friday Dec 7, Shabbat Hanukkah
Tikkun Leil Shabbat is a welcoming,
restful, songful community where we
glimpse redemption at dusk on Friday
evenings, eat things with tofu and noodles
in them, learn from each others' thoughts
and experiences, and educate ourselves
about the good work people are already
doing to make our city a gentler and fairer
place for everyone who lives here.
Join us on these Friday evenings:
Friday, December 7 - circle seating, with instruments
Shabbat Hanukkah
Religious Action Center (RAC) 2027 Mass Ave NW
dvar tikkun Shomrei Adamah's Green Light Campaign
Friday, December 28 - a cappella, facing East
Tikkun Leil Shabbat + an extra dose of festivity = a TLStival!
Religious Action Center (RAC) 2027 Mass Ave NW
Friday, January 18 - circle seating, with instruments
Location TBA
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Friday, February 29 - circle seating, with instruments
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Washington Square Minyan
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The Washington Square Minyan is an independent
congregation, guided by halacha and following the
do nate
traditional liturgy. The Minyan is committed to
creating spirited and spiritual davening and
par ticip ate
community in a family-friendly atmosphere. Services
are egalitarian, with full participation by men and
mem ber ship
women. Men and women sit separately without a
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The Washington Square Minyan meets bi-weekly for
shabbat morning davening. Services are held in the
Community Room at Hebrew Senior Life, 1550
Beacon Street, Brookline, Massachusetts. The
minyan also hosts community events and holiday
programming. Please view the Minyan Calendar for
information about davening times and upcoming
events.
Join Our Email List
To learn about the Washington Square Minyan's
events, please subscribe to our weekly bulletin by
sending an email to wsmin@wsminyan.org.
If you have any questions or would like more
information about the Washington Square Minyan
please email the gabbaim at wsmin@wsminyan.org.
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The Washington Square Minyan
has relocated. WSM now meets
in the community room at Hebrew
Senior Life, 1550 Beacon Street,
Brookline, MA. For more details,
click here.
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Membership Drive
The Minyan's annual membership
drive is ongoing. Click here to
complete the membership form
and for payment details.
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WSM Cookbook
Click here for great fall recipes
and Yontif meal ideas from the
2007 Washington Square Minyan
cookbook.
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Upcoming Minyan
Schedule
Click here to view the schedule of
upcoming Minyan meeting.
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Hospitality
The Minyan wishes to welcome
new members as well as support
members during life cycle events.
If you are interested in providing
or receiving hospitality or other
support, please contact our
hospitality coordinator, Sara
Cabelli.
Candle Lighting
Shabbat times for
Brookline, MA 02446
Candle lighting: 3:55pm on Friday,
30 Nov 2007
This week's Torah portion is
Parashat Vayeshev
Havdalah (42 min): 4:55pm on
Saturday, 01 Dec 2007
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Zoo Minyan Home
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For More Info or to get on the email list:
info@zoominyan.org
The Zoo Minyan will be meeting next shabbos, March 19th, to begin Sefer Vayikra, the
book of Leviticus. Nonetheless, the pot-luck meal will still be vegetarian. We will be
meeting at Erica Sager's apartment north of Van Ness, look for details in next week's
Zoo Mail.
We need: Leyners! Daveners. Davenning treats. Zoo Minyan veggies. A vehicle and
escort for the holy torah. Volunteers? Email yes-me@ZooMinyan.org (or the usual
info@ZooMinyan.org )
The Zoo Minyan will *also* be meeting (or at least co-sponsoring) on Erev Purim:
Purim Celebration Thursday, March 24th at 6:45 pm Includes food, spirits and
entertainment with live Jazz and Klezmer Sponsored by Am Kolel, Capital Kehillah,
Jews United for Justice, Yedid DC, Hill Havurah, Fabrangen Cheder, and, of course,
Zoo Minyan.
Location: Sixth & I Historic Synagogue, 600 I Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.
Suggested Contribution: Zoo Minayn Members-$5 (if you get this email, you're a
member!).
All profits donated to Tsunami Relief. RSVP: Telephone 301-309-2310 or e-mail
info@am-kolel.org
3 (just 3!) volunteers are needed for set-up at 6th and I. And one of them is Gwen. If
you can arrive one hour early to help get everything ready for the Purim celebration,
please email gwenrr@yahoo.com. And if anyone can read Megillah, there are still
slots available!
Tefillin: Mikdash and all-encompassing space
(From a teaching at the recent "Seeking the Light" spiritual retreat with Capital Kehillah - From the Zohar
on Parshat Terumah, expansively interpreted with the help of Tikkunei Zohar, Ohev Yisrael the Apter
Rebbe, Sfas Emes the Gerer Rebbe, Art Green, and Mark Kirschbaum.)
This week we conclude Sefer Shmot, the book of Exodus. The entire second half of
Shmot is concerned with building the Mishkan, the holy tent in the desert. The opening
to this five-parsha-long section, way back in Parshat Terumah, gives ha-Shem's reason:
“Let them make me a Sacred space (Mikdash), and I will dwell in their midst" (Shemot
25:8).
The Zohar tells us that this verse refers to the mystery of the tefillin. To go from Sacred
Space (Mikdash) to tefillin takes some mystical interpretation. We start with the idea
that "Mikdash" represents the “aleph” of the four worlds. In gematriyah (Hebrew
numerology) "Mikdash" = 444 (mem-40, kuf-100, dalet-4, shin-300), while "Aleph" =
111 (aleph-1, lamed-30, fey-80). The four mystical worlds of creation (asiyah, yetzirah,
briah, and atzilut, all the different forms of creation) are always simultaneously present
http://www.zoominyan.org/
11/25/2007
Rabbi‐Led Emergents
Ahavat Torah Congregation - 343 Church Lane, Brentwood, CA
P.O. Box 442
Santa Monica, CA 90406
Telephone: (310) 362-1111
Email: info@ahavattorahcongregation.org
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Miriam Hamrell, Rabbi
Gary Levine, Cantorial Soloist
AHAVAT TORAH CONGREGATION
Whether you are a deep believer who attends services often, a
skeptic or someone with occasional doubts, Ahavat Torah – for
the love of Torah – will enrich your Judaism with weekly
Shabbat services, joyous life cycle celebrations, and holiday
services. Strong on kavanah (intention), with the desire to learn
from many teachers, our congregation is a place where men and
women have an equal opportunity to put their spiritual
intentions into action. Our motto, “One Torah, Many Teachers,
and One Community” reflects the ancient directive ‘to be a light
unto the nations.’
Starting as a small group in 2002, Ahavat Torah evolved into its
present form, a congregation where a majority of its members
attend Shabbat services on a regular basis. All services are
conducted in Hebrew and English, with Hebrew transliterations.
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Rabbi Miriam Hamrell, our spiritual leader, is a graduate of the
Academy of Jewish Religion. In addition to her Jewish
scholarship and practice, she enhances our community by her
dedication and commitment to each member. Gary Levine, our
Cantorial soloist, with many years of experience, brings his
passion and soulful davening to all our services.
POINTS OF INTEREST
Ahavat Torah creates a space in which prayer is expressed
through uplifting song, traditional liturgy and silent devotion.
Ahavat Torah is learning and teaching Torah with Rabbi
Miriam Hamrell, outside teachers, plus the active participation of
our congregation.
Ahavat Torah offers an Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah experience and
a monthly Religious School for children.
Ahavat Torah is a welcoming and compassionate community
celebrating the fellowship of Jewish spirituality, ethics, culture
and religion.
Ahavat Torah is mishpocha (family) and warmth which we all
experience every Shabbat, life cycle events and holidays.
Ahavat Torah is conveniently located at 343 Church Lane, 1
block west of Sepulveda, between the Sunset and Montana exits
of the 405 freeway in Brentwood, CA
http://www.ahavattorahcongregation.org/home.htm
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Congregation Tehillah, Riverdale, NY - Welcome to Tehillah
Welcome to Tehillah
Tehillah Community
Tehillah Hebrew School
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Welcome to Tehillah
Tehillah is a Jewish community built on the belief that we must strive to be a kehillah kedoshah, a holy community.
Programs and Events
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Tehillah was founded on a love of the Jewish people, a passion for social justice, prayer with kavannah (true intention), and study tha
is probing and relevant. A spiritual, pluralistic, socially conscious synagogue, Tehillah places a heavy emphasis on music and singing a
a way to develop strong spiritual feelings and enhance the sense of belonging to a sacred community, in which people from diverse
backgrounds, affiliations and lifestyles are all embraced.
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Baruch Dayan Ha'emet-Condolence Notice
Congregation Tehillah offers condolences to Rabbi Shoshana Leis and her family, as we mourn the passing of Rabbi Shoshana's
paternal grandmother, Tehillah member Beatrice Leis, z"l, who passed away just before her 91st birthday.
Condolences can be sent to Shoshana's father Michael or 177 Edmands Rd. Framingham, MA 01701. The family will be sitting Shiva in
New York and Boston. Contributions in Bea's memory can be made to Hadassah or Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation.
May Bea's memory be for a blessing, and may her family be comforted among the mourners of Zion.
Shabbat times for New York
Candle lighting: 4:12pm on Friday, 30 Nov 2007
This week's Torah portion is Parashat Vayeshev
Havdalah (72 min): 5:42pm on Saturday, 01 Dec 2007
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Thank you.
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We will be going to the Mexican Rodeo at the Stock Show in the
Denver Coliseum on Sunday, January 13th at 2:30pm. There are other
exhibits around the area which are included in the cost: $18 per
person. Click here to RSVP.
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Back by popular demand, direct from Israel, Simply Tsfat will electrify
the Colorado community with a concert on Saturday night Nov. 17 at
the JCC Philips Ballroom beginning 7;30 p.m. Sponsored by Bais
Menachem and the Dat Minyan to benefit the Denver community, the
concert promises to be an evening of song, dance and inspiration.
RSVP Here
Pricing Information: Advanced Pricing- Adult: $18 Student $15 Child
(12 & Under) $10 Family Rate: $65
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On Saturday Night, November 24 we are going bowling at Brunswick
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11/25/2007
Kavana - Personalized Judaism in a Community Context
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The Kavana Cooperative (established June 2006)
Welcome!
Calendar Highlights
"Kavana" is the Hebrew word for intention and speaks to our desire to
empower individuals to create a meaningful, personal and fun Jewish
experience for themselves and their families. As a cooperative, we build an
open and intimate Jewish community by drawing on the strengths and
interests of each participant.
We invite you to join us in this new and exciting endeavor.
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We take our fun seriously at Kavana. Join us in advance of and throughout
Hanukah.
Sunday, Dec 2 - Kavana Prep & Practice: Hanukah–
families can learn about and prepare for Hanukah. 10-12:15a
Tuesday, Dec 4th – Kavana Men Cook fried chicken (a
traditional Hanukah food) 7pm
Tuesday, Dec 4th - Tuesday Dec 11th - Kavana Home
Hanukah Hospitality - be a guest or a host for low key
menorah lighting & dreidel spinning around the Seattle area.
Kavana Shabbat & Holidays
Whether for adults
and/or kids Kavana Shabbats
and holidays are
about meaningful,
fun and spiritual experiences.
Kavana Shabbat Home
Hospitality - Potluck Style:
Friday, Nov. 30th - bring in
Shabbat at homes around the
Seattle area. Let us know if you
want to be a host or a guest.
Kavana Family Shabbat - Dec
8th - participate in a multi-part
morning event: separate kids &
adult learning, joint family
learning and then a joint family
Shabbat service (prior attendance not
required)
Kavana Shabbat Morning
Minyan & Kiddush Lunch - (all
ages & skill levels welcome) - . In
January - it'll be every 3rd
Saturday in the month - 10am12:30 . Jan 19th is the next one
Saturday night Dec 8th from 5:30- 8:30p – Havdalah and Hanukkah
Soiree - starting with Havdalah (including folks making their own lemons &
Kavana Learning
cloves) – then morphing into a festival with several activities for kids & adults
NEW! Kavana Book
alike (from face-painting for kids to poker with scotch for adults), lots of latkes
Club - A wide range
and plenty of sufganyot (donuts). BYOM (bring your own menorah). Please
of Jewish-themed
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books; fiction &
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nonfiction, classics & hot off the
presses. Outstanding facilitators
too! Next meeting Sun., Dec 9th
@ 11am
Come to the CARBON SALON on Dec 10th to help us with this
critical Kavana team. The team's three focus areas are: Social
Kavana Men Cook action, Environmental Action, and Inner Growth. Click here for more
Enjoy a hands-on
information and email us for information on that meeting and/or if you are
cooking class,
interested in participating and/or helping with this important area. For
dinner, wine pairing,
and discussion in a
example, they recently launched a CO2 reduction program and are
small group setting (size is very
participating in the Jewish Family Service's food drive
Family Education with Kavana
The education team has, similarly, been busy putting together amazing
plans. Learn more about our longer range plans, but be sure to join us on
December 8th for our next Kavana's Shabbat Family Education program
series. December 2nd will be the 3rd of our Kavana Prep and Practice
series - focusing on celebrating and enjoying Hanukkah. Learn more about
the whole Kavana Prep & Practice series.
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limited, so please RSVP ASAP
to one or more of the classes) Mon., Nov. 19 - FULL, Tues.,
Dec 4 (Hanukkah) all at 7:00pm.
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is New York's inspirational, Kabbalistic, transdenominational,
integral congregation. Romemu seeks to integrate body, heart, mind and spirit in
Jewish practice. Unabashedly eclectic, our services reflect the Kabbalistic model of
the four worlds and feature traditional liturgy as well as ecstatic chant, yoga and
meditation, joyous song and quiet contemplation.
Our twice-monthly gatherings are led by Rabbi David Ingber, whose experience
ranges from the ultra-orthodox yeshiva world to ten years of teaching healing arts,
astrology, Kabbalah, and meditation, and includes people of a wide range of ages and
religious affiliations. Whether you are discovering Judaism for the first time, or
looking to deepen and renew a lifelong religious practice, Romemu is a place to pray,
to grow, and to connect with community. Join us!
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2007/2008 Romemu Calendar now online
You can rate and review Romemu on ShulShopper.com
David Ingber interviewed by Zeek Magazine about Integral Judaism
11/25/2007
Mitziut Jewish Community
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Chanukah Party
10:00pm Shiviti Drum Circle
New Location
Mitziut is now meeting on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of every month at
the United Church of Rogers Park at 1545 W. Morse Ave.
Saturday, December 15
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The Chatham Synagogue
Serving the Jewish Community of Northern Columbia County
In the fall of 1999, roughly a dozen men and women came together to form The Synagogue at Malden Bridge and wh
now The Chatham Synagogue, the first new Jewish congregation in Columbia County in almost a century and the first
to serve the northern end of the county. Five years later, we now have a membership of more than 80 families and ou
own permanent home.
From our inception, we have sought innovative and creative ways to meet the needs of Columbia County's growing an
diverse Jewish population. With your interest and support, we will continue.
© 2005 The Chatham Synagogue Contact
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The New Shul
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The New Shul in Scottsdale Arizona is home to a community of Jews who are growing in their Judaism
through learning, prayer, and service to others. We welcome everyone, wherever on their Jewish path they
may be. We believe that tradition and community are the soil in which the individual can grow and flourish.
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We believe that Torah is an ever-living source of meaning, which opens our hearts and minds to God. We
are committed to learning and to teaching our children in a spirit of intellectual honesty and openness, and
to growing together in an atmosphere of trust and respect. We are an egalitarian community, rooted in
modernity. At the same time, we have a deep reverence for
ancient forms of worship. We believe that traditional liturgy is
a powerful means of self-expression, which binds us to each
other, to the past, and to God.
We understand that opening ourselves to God means opening
ourselves to the image of God in one another. We take
responsibility for supporting one another in times of need, and
to serving the larger community.
The New Shul is an independent synagogue, not affiliated with
any organized movement.
Rabbi Michael Wasserman
Rabbi Elana Kanter
Moving our Torah scrolls to the new New Shul, October 18, 2007
7825 E. Paradise Lane, Scottsdale 85260.
Phone 480.515.2272 Fax: 480.922.7118
http://www.thenewshul.org/
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Of special interest:
The New Shul Blog
November 12, 2007
Let your hair down and your opinions out with Rabbi
Goldstein and Rabbinic Intern Dan Ain at the next Jewish
Happy Hour on Thursday, November 15th, 6 pm, at Pasita,
47 Eighth Avenue. The first 6 people get a free drink! Pizza
and Venezuelan small plates are also available.
Our virtual lobby -- join the
Celebrate Kabbalat Shabbat and the baby naming of Ruby
conversation!
Strent on 11/16 at 6:30 pm. Daniel and The Raytones will
perform during the oneg.
How to Join
Forms, dues & tuition info for
2007-08
Member Directory
For members only -- call the
Join us Shabbat morning at 10:30 am for services. Willa
Rubin will become a bat mitzvah.
God's Law: Made to Be Broken is CANCELED for
office for the password (updated
November 19th. We look forward to future classes and
10.30.07)
learning opportunities with Rabbinic Intern Dan Ain.
B'nai Mitzvah Handbook
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Village in Downtown
Manhattan.
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Friday Night with Ohel Ayalah
On October 26, Ohel Ayalah will join Tikvat Yisrael in bringing pluralism from the college
campus to city life. Four minyanim will run parallel Friday night services, including Ohel
Ayalah, each in a different room in the same building. Then all join for dinner, singing, and a
program. You need to sign up in advance for dinner. It costs $23. Registration is open at
http://www.tikvatyisrael.org/signup.html.
Location of event: Abraham Joshua Heschel School, 270 West 89th Street
Date and time: Friday, October 26, 5:30 pm
High Holiday Services
High Holiday Services
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meaningful, beautiful, spiritual, intelligent,
Rosh Hashanah:
and traditional, come to Ohel Ayalah.
Thursday, September 13, 9:00 a.m.
There are no fees and no fundraising.
Yom Kippur (Kol Nidrei):
Friday, September 21, 6:00 and 8:00
There will be a service on the first day of
p.m.
Rosh Hashanah, on Kol Nidrei night (Yom
Yom Kippur (Ne'ilah):
Kippur), and a Ne'ilah service at the end of
Saturday, September 22, 6:00 p.m.
Yom Kippur.
Where?
Rabbi Judith Hauptman will lead the
Great Hall of First Presbyterian Church
services, together with Josh Gorfinkle, a
Fifth Avenue at West 12th Street
http://www.ohelayalah.org/
11/25/2007
Olney Kehila
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Olney Kehila is a vibrant, independent, inclusive Jewish congregation in
Olney, Maryland, whose mission is to provide a religious school and a
strong and supportive community that celebrates Jewish traditions,
customs and culture. Congregants from all backgrounds are welcomed
with warmth and respect.
Olney Kehila recognizes that Judaism is a blend of religious and social
practices that have evolved across time and geography. With our
members representing varied traditions and beliefs, we strive to observe
and present Judaism in a way that is joyful and meaningful for all. We
gather as a community to celebrate Shabbat, Jewish holidays, and life
cycle events, with active participation and leadership by community
members of all ages. We seek to understand and maintain the richness of
Jewish tradition in a way that is meaningful and relevant for our lives
today.
About Our School
Olney Kehila’s religious school meets on Sunday mornings from
September to June. Our children learn:
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the meaning of Jewish customs and traditions
the joy of Jewish celebrations
traditional Jewish prayers in Hebrew and English
the history of the Jewish people
to participate in our monthly Shabbat service
11/25/2007
Welcome to Pardes Hannah -- Jewish Renewal in Ann Arbor!
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A SPIRITUAL ORCHARD GROWS IN ANN ARBOR
About Us
PARDES HANNAH
What We Offer
Rabbi Elliot
Upcoming
Activities
Siddur 2007
NEW!
Newsletter
Links
Membership
THE JEWISH RENEWAL COMMUNITY OF ANN ARBOR
in affiliation with ALEPH: THE ALLIANCE FOR JEWISH RENEWAL
For more information call 734-644-7305 or e-mail at
renewal@pardeshannah.org
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© 2005 Pardes Hannah
http://www.pardeshannah.org/
11/25/2007
Shaarei Kodesh : Welcome
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Shaarei Kodesh : Welcome to Congregation
Shaarei Kodesh!
LOCATION CHANGE!
CSK's new location is at 19785 Hampton Drive. Hope to see you there!
Chanukah Celebration and Concert!
Shaarei Kodesh invites you to join us for our 2nd Annual Hanukkah Celebration and
Concert, featuring Cantor Scott Demsky and Ms. Sharon Shear, on December 8 at
7:30pm. The Sisterhood is co-sponsoring the event along with the synagogue. There's
no charge for members, $5.00 per person for non members. Chanukah refreshments
will be served!
Shaarei Kodesh Unveils the Solution Box!
We all know the saying, "Two Jews, three opinions." If you have any constructive criticism,
suggestions, ideas or ways to solve any challenges, we encourage you to send an email to
solutionbox@shaareikodesh.org. It is important for our congregation to keep the lines of communication
open. Please let us know how you can be part of the solution.
Religious School
Religious School is currently in session! Religious School meets Tuesdays from 4:15-6:15PM at CSK.
Confirmation class held in the religious school meets Tuesdays from 6:30-8:00pm.
COMING SOON: The Hebrew School is selling Bartons "Miss Chocolate" Candy for Passover as a
fundraiser. The sale itself will begin in January. Anyone wishing to order early may do so online at
http://www.misschocolate.com. Please ask them to use our SHAAREI KODESH RELIGIOUS School
Code# 703644. You will be given a Student ID# to use to re-enter the site. Everyone loves chocolate.
One can buy chocolate for friends and family as gifts, or sell to neighbors and friends.
http://www.shaareikodesh.org/
11/25/2007
ShirHaShirim
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We meet at 7:30 P.M. on the second Friday Night of each moonth at:
The Jewish Community Center of the East Bay
1414 Walnut Street (between Rose and Vine Streets)
Berkeley, California 94709 xDirections
2007 Dates:
2008 Dates:
January 12
February 9
March 9
April 13
May 11
June 8
July 13
August 10
September 14--NO SERVICE
October 12
November 9
December 14
January 11
February 8
March 14
April 11
May 9
June 13
July 11
August 8
September 12
October 10
November 14
December 12
Services are led by Rabbi Michael Ziegler and Hazzan Richard Kaplan
with musical accompaniment by John Erlich (oud) and Jano Bogg (percussion).
Guest leaders, poets, and musicians are a regular feature of Shir HaShirim Shabbat evening
and we are hosted by our G!d-mother, artist and activist Susan Felix.
For more information, please call 510-848-0237
E-mail: mail@shirhashirim.net
http://www.shirhashirim.net/
11/25/2007
Alternative Emergents Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center
Our Facilities
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Adamah Teen Programs
ADAMAH: The Jewish Environmental Fellowship is a
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Summer '07 Catalog
three month leadership training program for Jewish young
adults — ages 20–29 —that integrates organic farming,
sustainable living, Jewish learning, teaching, and
contemplative spiritual practice. Fellows spend much of their
time learning and practicing sustainable agriculture and
animal husbandry on the four-acre ADAMAH farm and in small
gardens throughout the retreat center. Fellows also
participate in leadership training, community living, ecological
and Jewish seminars with visiting faculty, and more. Click
here for more information.
2007 Fellowships
Summer: May 27 to Sept. 3
Fall: Sept. 9 to Dec. 9, 2007
We are currently accepting applications
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We are accepting applications for the Summer and Fall 2007
ADAMAH fellowships on a rolling basis. Fourteen Summer
Fellows and fourteen Fall Fellows will be selected to participate
in the 2007 Program. There is no cost for participating in the
program.To apply, complete and return an application form.
For more information, contact Shamu Sadeh at (860) 8245991 x317 or by email at shamu@isabellafreedman.org.
The ADAMAH Fellowship would not be possible without the
financial support of the following individuals and foundations:
UJA-Federation of New York, Nathan Cummings Foundation,
Dorot Foundation, Lauren Silverman, Hazon, Irving Stein,
Aaron Berman, Laura Rothschild, Jake Kriger, David Berman
and Robert Reid.
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11/25/2007
Atid LA: Your future is here
About ATID
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ATID: Something for Everyone!!!
Calendar
Friday Night Live
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Shabbat @ Home - November 30
Friday Night Live / What's Your Story - December 10
Journey to Central Europe - May 11-22, 2008
ATID's Coaching Havurah (applications now being accepted)!
ATID's Hanukkah Cruise to Ensenada - December 7-10
Seeking Friday Night Live Stories
ShabbatLIVE - November 24
Salvation Army Seeking Volunteers
LA Jewish Federation's Response to Wildfires
Past Events & Photos
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Shabbat @ Home
Friday, November 30th ~ 7:00 - 10:00 pm
ATID hosts an intimate Shabbat Service & traditional Shabbat Dinner in a
private Westside home.
Celebrate Shabbat with about 40 other young Jewish professionals (ages
21-39). Space is limited and we do sell out.
Cost: $25 ($18 for Sinai members) - Call 310.481.3244 to RSVP
The Ted and Hedy Orden & Family FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE
Friday, December 10th ~ 7:30 pm at Sinai Temple
10400 Wilshire Blvd., LA, CA 90024 (at Beverly Glen)
A musical Shabbat service with Rabbi David Wolpe and Craig Taubman
http://www.atidla.com/
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brooklyn jews
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Welcome to Brooklyn Jews, in our fourth year of building
new Jewish community. Our participants take the lead in
social programming, Shabbat celebration, social action
projects, and Jewish learning.
We're glad you're here.
BROOKLYN JEWS AND CBE
BIRTHRIGHT TRIP TO ISRAEL
Between the ages of 18 and 26? Never before been to
Israel on an educational, peer trip? How about going for
free with other Brooklyn Jews! Click here to learn
more.
Once Upon a Western Dream
Here I am, prancing around Los Angeles for a few short days of sun
and driving. A nice reprieve from my true love: Brooklyn. I spent
Erev Shabbat with IKAR, a relatively new, progressive community
here in the city of Angels. In many ways, IKAR is doing just what
we’re doing on the other coast, [...]
A Visit from DHS
A really great meeting last night to talk about a neighborhood
response to our friends at Old First. Rev Dan Meeter and I hosted a
meeting with participation from the Deputy Commissioners of the
New York City Department of Homeless Services (George Nashak),
the Assistant Commissioner of DHS (Jody Rudin), a member of
CBE, [...]
Please join your friends and neighbors
and donate today
Brooklyn Jews supports the Save Darfur efforts of ajws, Savedarfur.
For more information, contact Revson Rabbinic Intern Matt Soffer.
FILM PARK SLOPE SERIES PRESENTS:
Banished: How Whites Drove Blacks Out of Town in
America
Sunday, December 18th – 6:30 pm, CBE
In Banished, Marco
Williams investigates,
with even-handed and
nuanced precision, the
shameful and
suppressed history of
white communities
banishing African-Americans from their homes between
the end of the Civil War and the 1920s.
Film Park Slope at Congregation Beth Elohim is a
monthly film series dedicated to promoting socially
conscious cinema through screenings, panels and
filmmaker/audience dialogue. All screenings in the
Rotunda Screening Room (enter on Garfield).
JEWS: WHAT WE SAY, WHAT WE DO
Wednesdays 8:15 PM – Rabbi’s Study, CBE
30-week survey of Judaism class
is offered by rabbinic intern
David Singer and surveys Jewish
life and civilization with a new
topic each week (Shabbat,
Holidays, Sacred Texts, Prayer,
History, Israel, Chosenness, and
the Jewish life cycle).
Click here for more...
MORE JEWISH LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AT CBE!
Join us at Congregation Beth Elohim for further learning
opportunities. View their multi-faceted course
offerings, and join the learning. Classes begin
September 30th, and drop-ins are always welcome. For
more information contact Daniel Bronstein.
UPCOMING EVENTS click here for calendar details
http://www.brooklynjews.org/
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jews in the woods » into the woods
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into the woods
Where are the woods? This is hard to say, especially because we often must get lost along the way in
order to arrive. - ari j
What does it mean to be in the woods? [to be] in contact with nature. At the edge of our comfort zones.
Where the ordinary meets the sacred. - ben n
The woods represents the wilderness, the way things were before civilization destroyed the multiplicity
of experience. JitW is a move towards embracing the multiplicity of Gd experience in a Jewish context.
- zvi b
I translate “woods” into Hebrew as midbar, and then back into English as “wilderness.” We congregate
outside of established Jewish institutional structures; outside of the rules, processes and assumptions that
exist elsewhere. We create our own space. We find God in the midbar, as our ancestors did. - ilana s
The woods for me is a place far enough away from civilization that I can fully immerse myself in
Shabbat and in nature without the distractions of the outside world. It is a place of natural smells,
walking paths (or bush whacking), a place to be. - toni b
The “in the Woods” part of “Jews in the Woods” is actually a misnomer. It refers to the fact that we are
“out of the city” and “surrounded by trees,” but shouldn’t be taken to mean that we are actually “in the
woods.” Once upon a time, one Jew in the Woods actually did bring a tent and slept outside; that Jews in
the Woods shabbaton should really have been called “Jew in the Woods….and Everyone Else Sleeping
Inside.” - sasha b
The term ”the woods” is more a state of mind of retreat from the world than an actual location. (We
meet in whatever retreat center is available.) - daniele k
Jews in the woods is a place in the hearts of all its members. Wherever there is a Fruity Jew dancing, or
a Crunchy Jew camping, or a Tangy Jew Praying, the list could go on, that is where Jews in the Woods
is. Today my friend Angelica and I contacted and through using one of the things I experienced at JitW,
for those few minutes — JitW was here. Jews in the woods is about coming together for a weekend and
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Moishe House Boston: Kavod Jewish Social Justice House
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Welcome! Moishe House Boston: Kavod Jewish Social Justice House is
an innovative project to create community for Jews in their 20's and
30's and connect them with social action and community-building
opportunities in Boston and beyond.
Click here to read about us in Newsweek!
Click here to read about us in the JTA
(like the Jewish AP)!
Upcoming Events (click Here for details)
What's In Our Name?
"Who is honored (deserves Kavod)? The
person who honors (gives Kavod to) other
people." "Eizehu mechubad? Hamechabed et
habriot," Pirkei Avot 4:1
At the Moishe/Kavod House, we seek to honor
our guests by recognizing the talents each
person has to share and empowering young
people to strengthen both the Jewish
community and local social action work.
Goals:
a) Create an inclusive community of young
Jews and activists through Shabbat dinners,
social action, Jewish learning, and the arts.
b) Connect the Jewish community with social
action and tikkun olam work.
http://www.kavodhouse.com/kavod/
1. Tuesdays, October 16th, 24th, 31st,
Charles River Beit Midrash,
Congregation Kehillath Israel, 386
Harvard St., Brookline (except on the
24th, when it is at Harvard Hillel, 74 Mt.
Auburn St, Cambridge)
2. Wednesday, October 17th at 7:30pm,
Housing Justice Meeting + Social Justice
Team Update
3. Tuesday, October 16th, 3:30pm, SEIU
Local 1199 Workers Rights Rally,
Longwood Medical Area
4. Thursday, October 18th, 7-9pm, Power
and Justice: Making Change In Israel
5. Friday, October 19th th , Shabbat
Services (6:30pm) and Dinner (8pm)
6. Sunday, October 7 & 14, November 4 &
11, December 9 & 16, 5:00-7:00pm,
Workman's Circle Class on History of the
Jewish Left, Workman's Circle Building,
1762 Beacon St, Brookline OL>
Margie is featured on the Hallmark channel!
Moishe/Kavod House Selected for
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Long Beach, California
A Special Announcement
May 18, 2007
Dear Friends of Panim Hadashot,
After nineteen years of serving as a Rabbi in the Seattle area, I will be
moving to take a new position with a congregation in Southern
California. I am happy to announce that I will become spiritual leader
of Temple Beth Shalom in Long Beach, California starting in mid-July.
I was attracted to this position for many reasons. The congregation is
eager for an experienced rabbi who is also an innovator and a passionate
educator. I was impressed with the strength and the vision of the
leadership and the character of the congregation. This position enables
me to live close to my parents who live in West Los Angeles. This is the
area where I began my career and many of my close friends and
colleagues live nearby.
I am grateful for the opportunity to renew my career and to combine the
innovative efforts of the past three years with Panim Hadashot with my
experience as a congregational rabbi. I will be working with my new
community on implementing many of the ideas of Panim Hadashot and
http://www.panimhadashot.org/Home.asp
11/25/2007
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About Us
Pardes Atlanta, a local affiliate of the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies
in Jerusalem, offers monthly classes for the entire community. Pardes
Atlanta is not affiliated with any political party or religious
denomination. We seek to create an open learning environment that
supports in-depth and meaningful Jewish study.
Classes are open to the entire Jewish community and are held at Anshi
S'fard Synagogue. Whether you are a regular or this is your first Pardes
Atlanta class, please join us and bring a friend.
***Read about us in the Atlanta Jewish Times (11/6/06).
Upcoming Events
Wednesday, July 18th, 7:30 PM | Evite
Class with Rabbi Marc Baker. Topic - "Leadership without Easy Answers"
Please join us for a very special Pardes Atlanta class as we welcome
Rabbi Marc Baker back to Atlanta.
Pardes Atlanta has had four exciting years of monthly shiurim and
Shabbat dinners offering indepth, interactive, and inclusive adult Jewish
learning. Marc was here to help us start, and he's returning to help us say
l'hitraot--until we see each other again.
This will be Pardes Atlanta's final class in its current form. Stay tuned for
more learning as the Atlanta Chevre Minyan takes the torch and carries
the classes forward.
A light, dairy dinner will also be served. Please rsvp so we can order food
accordingly.
Suggested donation $10
Rabbi Marc Baker graduated from Yale University and went on to earn his
Masters of Jewish Education from Pardes and Hebrew University. He
currently is the incoming head of school at Gann Academy, a Jewish
community high school in Boston. He and his wife Jill and their 3 children
currently live in Brookline (and we miss them very much).
http://www.geocities.com/pardesatlanta/
11/25/2007
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Torah and Tonics on Tuesday
Eat, drink and delve into the
weekly Torah portion with
Rabbi Jeremy Morrison at
Torah and Tonics on
Tuesday, December 4th.
Contact us to RSVP.
Qabbalat Shabbat Service in
Cambridge
Join your friends and neighbors
who live in Cambridge and
Somerville for a Qabbalat
Shabbat Service led by Rabbi
Jeremy Morrison on Friday,
December 7th. To RSVP,
please contact us.
For more information, click
here.
http://www.riverwayproject.org/
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What is a Havurah?The word
havurah comes from the word
haver, meaning "friend." A
havurah is a group of Jewish
individuals or families, who
gather together to socialize,
celebrate Jewish holidays,
learn more about Jewish
subjects, or take any focus
that the group chooses.
The goal of West Side
Havurah is to a create
a real sense of
kehillah, or
community, for Jewish
people living in greater
Atlanta's west-metro
communities. Our
havurah is made up of
families, couples and
individuals of all ages
who are members of
many different
synagogues, temples,
and other Jewish
organizations across
greater Atlanta. We are
forming a network of
friends across our
immediate community
http://www.jewishsmyrna.com/
A Social Network Bringing
Jewish People in Smyrna, V
Greater Atlanta's West Metro
Upcoming Events for West Side Havurah:
WS Havurah Sukkah Party
West Side Havurah is invited to the Fox's Sukkah! Light snacks and beverage
served. Drop by anytime between noon and 7pm, we are open all day!
When: Sunday, October 8, 12pm to 7pm, drop by any time!
Where: Fox's home
Who: Everybody
Contact: Tali or Joel Fox, nataliefox@aol.com, 770-435-6377
Ladies Night Out at Village Pottery Works
Join the WS Havurah for an evening of creativity and fun!
When: Tuesday, October 17, 6pm to 10pm
Where: Village Pottery Works, In Smyrna Market Village on Atlanta Road,
678.842.9700, see ad here
Who: Ladies
Contact: Tali Fox, nataliefox@aol.com, 770-435-6377
WS Havurah Community Shabbat Dinner
WS Havurah is having a community Shabbat Dinner.
When: Friday, Feb. 9th, 5:45pm
Where: Smyrna Community Center,200 Village Green Circle, Smyrna, GA 300
Who: Everybody Cost: To Be Determined
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The Yeashore Community
sponsors Bonfires from spring to fall.
If you were at a Bonfire, please donate to help us cover our costs.
Thank you.
Yeashore invites all ye ashore to a Chanty Sing with the
National Park Service, after Havdalah!
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We will gather on
Saturday night, December 1, 2007 at 7:30 p.m.,
at Hyde and Jefferson Streets in S.F.
by the Hyde St. Pier.
(Maps below)
Look for a windsock that looks like a fish!
(Rain or Shine! - Bring an umbrella!)
=====
At 8 p.m., after Havdalah, we will join the National Park Service
for a free public sing-along.
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