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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.)
always the stories we choose to tell. What are the challenges we face in
drawing inspiration from our past without ignoring the pieces that make us
uncomfortable? How do we wrestle with the stories of American Jewish women
in ways that are inclusive, honest, and full? Is it okay to identify role
models without exposing their sexual identities or objectionable political
positions? Is it appropriate for contemporary GLBT communities to claim
women as "queer" or "lesbian" when they might not have identified themselves
this way?
Join the Jewish Women's Archive and Keshet for an interactive encounter with
some of the "messier" narratives of Jewish women in our collective history:
-- Jewish female social reformers
-- Radical Jewish women in the labor movement
-- Women rabbis
Together, we will consider ways in which the complexities of Jewish women's
history can strengthen our ability to create diverse, inclusive communities.
Suggested donation: $5.
Co-sponsored by GesherCity, The Jewish Organizing Initiative, Kavod House,
and Workmen's Circle.
join us for informal Hebrew conversation gatherings at members’ homes. For
more information, contact Howard Katz at hckma@yahoo.com or Ruth Schechter
at ruthsch@earthlink.net.
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.
Reinstein. It is made up of people who are prepared to give of their time, effort
and expertise to help Nehar Shalom blossom as the first synagogue in the history
of Jamaica Plain. Please call or email Rabbi Reinstein at rabbi@neharshalom.org
if you are interested or would like to learn more.
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.)
- The way they were? Hidden and revealed stories of American Jewish
women in history, Thursday May 22, 7:00 pm
always the stories we choose to tell. What are the challenges we face in
drawing inspiration from our past without ignoring the pieces that make us
uncomfortable? How do we wrestle with the stories of American Jewish women
in ways that are inclusive, honest, and full? Is it okay to identify role
models without exposing their sexual identities or objectionable political
positions? Is it appropriate for contemporary GLBT communities to claim
women as "queer" or "lesbian" when they might not have identified themselves
this way?
Join the Jewish Women's Archive and Keshet for an interactive encounter with
some of the "messier" narratives of Jewish women in our collective history:
-- Jewish female social reformers
-- Radical Jewish women in the labor movement
-- Women rabbis
Together, we will consider ways in which the complexities of Jewish women's
history can strengthen our ability to create diverse, inclusive communities.
Suggested donation: $5.
Co-sponsored by GesherCity, The Jewish Organizing Initiative, Kavod House,
and Workmen's Circle.
- Hebrew Conversation Group
join us for informal Hebrew conversation gatherings at members’ homes. For
more information, contact Howard Katz at hckma@yahoo.com or Ruth Schechter
at ruthsch@earthlink.net.
- 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.
- WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE PART OF THE NEHAR SHALOM STEERING
COMMITTEE?
Reinstein. It is made up of people who are prepared to give of their time, effort
and expertise to help Nehar Shalom blossom as the first synagogue in the history
of Jamaica Plain. Please call or email Rabbi Reinstein at rabbi@neharshalom.org
if you are interested or would like to learn more.
- 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.
| Nehar Shalom Community Synagogue 43 Lochstead Avenue, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 |