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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.)
mourning for the destruction of the Holy Temple and for numerous other
tragedies that have befallen the Jewish people and the world we share with all
people. The traditional birth date of the Messiah, it is also a day of hope that bids
us look beyond despair to repair.
Monday Evening, July 19th at 8:00
In subdued light we will begin ma’ariv, the evening service, and move from there
into a shared chanting of the Book of Eicha/Lamentations with its haunting
melody.
Tuesday Morning, July 20th at 7:00
The morning service will include the shared reading of kinot, religious poetry of
lament, and quiet singing.
Let us move together from despair to repair….
(but note exception: May 13th instead of May 6th)
In Jewish time, ever since Creation, a new day’s journey begins at night, and the
days find their rest in Shabbat. To help us on our journey through the days and
toward Shabbat, please join us for a Thursday evening meditation series. Guided
by Carl Woolf and Rabbi Victor Reinstein, we will engage together in sitting
meditation, chant, Torah study and traditional evening prayers. All are most
welcome.
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.
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.)
- From Despair to Repair
mourning for the destruction of the Holy Temple and for numerous other
tragedies that have befallen the Jewish people and the world we share with all
people. The traditional birth date of the Messiah, it is also a day of hope that bids
us look beyond despair to repair.
Monday Evening, July 19th at 8:00
In subdued light we will begin ma’ariv, the evening service, and move from there
into a shared chanting of the Book of Eicha/Lamentations with its haunting
melody.
Tuesday Morning, July 20th at 7:00
The morning service will include the shared reading of kinot, religious poetry of
lament, and quiet singing.
Let us move together from despair to repair….
- “And it was evening…, Meditation and Ma’ariv”
(but note exception: May 13th instead of May 6th)
In Jewish time, ever since Creation, a new day’s journey begins at night, and the
days find their rest in Shabbat. To help us on our journey through the days and
toward Shabbat, please join us for a Thursday evening meditation series. Guided
by Carl Woolf and Rabbi Victor Reinstein, we will engage together in sitting
meditation, chant, Torah study and traditional evening prayers. All are most
welcome.
- 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.
- 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 |