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ANNOUNCEMENTS AND EVENTS
To RSVP for any event or for more information or to make an appointment with
Rabbi Reinstein, please call 617-522-3618, or send email to rabbi@neharshalom.
org.
Note: Please remember not to park on Lochstead Avenue for any event or
service if you are able to walk the short distance from Centre Street. (Please see
directions and parking information.)
mincha, the afternoon service,we will sit down for a light meal, singing in minor
key, and text learning. This is a collaborative effort between Nehar Shalom and
Rabbi Or Rose of the Hebrew College Rabbinical School. All are welcome!
meet other JP and "greater JP" Jews, eat delicious vegetarian food, and share in
the warmth of a Shabbat evening.
Cost: $20/person; Students and limited income: $15/person. If further assistance
is needed, please contact Rabbi Reinstein. Registration deadline February 26th.
Click here to register.
complexities and contradictions inherent in Palestinian-Israeli identity. On the
precipice between two cultures stands Ibrahim Miari. His play recalls his
childhood in Acco, memories of his Jewish and Palestinian grandmothers, of war,
and of the struggle to shape and understand his own multi-faceted identity.
Cost: $15/adult, $10/student, senior
To reserve tickets call Allie at First Baptist, 617-524-3992
Co-sponsored by Nehar Shalom, First Church in JP, and First Baptist Church, JP
barrier was intended to pass. Joining with each other through a campaign of
nonviolence, diverse factions of Palestinians, men and women,
and Israeli allies, together bring about a rerouting of the wall and save Budrus.
Following the film, there will be commentary and discussion facilitated by Sa'ed
Adel Atshan, a doctoral student at Harvard who group up in Ramallah and spent
the past year doing research on the West Bank.
Cost: $5/person
pm
In this class with Rabbi Reinstein, we will draw from the exquisite beauty of the
Baal Shem Tov's teaching on prayer, as contained in the Amud Ha't'fillah/The
Pillar of Prayer. While this will be the primary source, we will also draw from other
Chassidic and rabbinic sources on prayer. Most importantly, we will draw from
our own experience of prayer, times of windows both opened and closed, words
as wings and as barriers. The goal will be to come to a deeper awareness of the
place, the possibility, and the way of prayer in our own lives.
Cost: Free for Nehar Shalom members; $54 for nonmembers, though ability to pay
will not be a barrier to participation.
Please register by Friday January 20th, by emailing rabbi@neharshalom.org
out new skills. Please don’t be shy! Call Rabbi Reinstein at 617-522-3618 or send
an email to: rabbi@neharshalom.org. REMEMBER: KAVANAH (heartfelt intention)
COUNTS FOR MUCH MORE THAN PERFECTION!
brush up on skills that have lain dormant? Click here for current learning
programs or please call or email rabbi@neharshalom.org and we will arrange
either individual help or a small class.
To RSVP for any event or for more information or to make an appointment with
Rabbi Reinstein, please call 617-522-3618, or send email to rabbi@neharshalom.
org.
Note: Please remember not to park on Lochstead Avenue for any event or
service if you are able to walk the short distance from Centre Street. (Please see
directions and parking information.)
- Shabbos Afternoon Gathering, Saturday February 25th, at 4:00 pm
mincha, the afternoon service,we will sit down for a light meal, singing in minor
key, and text learning. This is a collaborative effort between Nehar Shalom and
Rabbi Or Rose of the Hebrew College Rabbinical School. All are welcome!
- Shabbos Dinner, Fri. 3/2, 6 pm
meet other JP and "greater JP" Jews, eat delicious vegetarian food, and share in
the warmth of a Shabbat evening.
Cost: $20/person; Students and limited income: $15/person. If further assistance
is needed, please contact Rabbi Reinstein. Registration deadline February 26th.
Click here to register.
- “In Between”, a play by Ibrahim Miari, Sunday March 4th, 7 pm at First
Church in JP, 6 Eliot Street
complexities and contradictions inherent in Palestinian-Israeli identity. On the
precipice between two cultures stands Ibrahim Miari. His play recalls his
childhood in Acco, memories of his Jewish and Palestinian grandmothers, of war,
and of the struggle to shape and understand his own multi-faceted identity.
Cost: $15/adult, $10/student, senior
To reserve tickets call Allie at First Baptist, 617-524-3992
Co-sponsored by Nehar Shalom, First Church in JP, and First Baptist Church, JP
- JP Flix presents Budrus, Saturday February 11th, 7:30 pm
barrier was intended to pass. Joining with each other through a campaign of
nonviolence, diverse factions of Palestinians, men and women,
and Israeli allies, together bring about a rerouting of the wall and save Budrus.
Following the film, there will be commentary and discussion facilitated by Sa'ed
Adel Atshan, a doctoral student at Harvard who group up in Ramallah and spent
the past year doing research on the West Bank.
Cost: $5/person
- Of Words and Windows: The Baal Shem Tov on Prayer
pm
In this class with Rabbi Reinstein, we will draw from the exquisite beauty of the
Baal Shem Tov's teaching on prayer, as contained in the Amud Ha't'fillah/The
Pillar of Prayer. While this will be the primary source, we will also draw from other
Chassidic and rabbinic sources on prayer. Most importantly, we will draw from
our own experience of prayer, times of windows both opened and closed, words
as wings and as barriers. The goal will be to come to a deeper awareness of the
place, the possibility, and the way of prayer in our own lives.
Cost: Free for Nehar Shalom members; $54 for nonmembers, though ability to pay
will not be a barrier to participation.
Please register by Friday January 20th, by emailing rabbi@neharshalom.org
- LOOKING FOR TORAH/HAFTARAH READERS, PRAYER LEADERS, AND D’VAR
TORAH GIVERS
out new skills. Please don’t be shy! Call Rabbi Reinstein at 617-522-3618 or send
an email to: rabbi@neharshalom.org. REMEMBER: KAVANAH (heartfelt intention)
COUNTS FOR MUCH MORE THAN PERFECTION!
- LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
brush up on skills that have lain dormant? Click here for current learning
programs or please call or email rabbi@neharshalom.org and we will arrange
either individual help or a small class.
- AS PART OF THE DEVELOPING NEHAR SHALOM COMMUNITY, IF YOU ARE IN
NEED OF A RABBI FOR ANY REASON OR YOU WOULD JUST LIKE TO TALK
AND GET ACQUAINTED, YOU ARE MOST WELCOME TO CALL ON RABBI
REINSTEIN.
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