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Short Vort:
A Taste of Freedom
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On the fateful night of our redemption, the prerequisite for freedom in Egypt was to stay in our homes, place blood markings on our doorposts, and eat the Pascal lamb in family units.
Why were these our specific rites of passage?
My father once suggested that most nations are born in bloodshed. One would have expected that after 210 years of brutal slavery,
vengeance would rage when the tables were finally turned. Yet, at that long anticipated moment, we were commanded to stay at home. We would leave Egypt with a "mighty hand" but one defined by self-restraint not revenge.
We were also born as nation in our homes demonstrating that the most fundamental unit of any society is the family. The power of the Jew is the home. A value that has been perpetuated until this day.
Rabbi Daniel Green
To share comments, or to read more Short Vorts click here.
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GOURMET DELICACIES - COCKTAIL LOUNGE - MUSIC - ART
Saturday, February 10th @ 8:30pm
To Benefit the Hamilton Mikvah
Netkin Auditorium
125 Cline Avenue South, Hamilton.
CLICK HERE for
tickets or to sponsor
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Tastebuds Cabaret
Marvin Caplan z"l Memorial Community Event
Sunday, January 21, 2018 at 6:30pm
Hosted by the Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton and Beth Jacob Synagogue.
Come celebrate and give back with an evening of dance and music! All proceeds support Tastebuds - Hamilton's student nutrition collaborative, helping over 30,000 students a day sprout healthy relationships with food through student nutrition programs. Tickets $15 online, $20 at the door. To purchase tickets online
click here.
For more information, contact Beth Jacob Synagogue office at
905-522-1351.
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Hamilton Kollel Women's Rosh Chodesh Event - This Sunday
Come join our first ever Amein night where we will explore the meaning of the Brachos (blessings), eat tasty foods, and answer Amein together!
AN ABUNDANCE OF AMEIN: An Evening of Gratitude
Sunday, January 21, 2018 at 8pm
235 Bowman St @ 8:00pm
P.S. If you know of anyone who is unwell, please bring their Hebrew names so that we can include them in our Tefilos (prayers)
If anyone is interested in taking part in sponsoring this event or for more information please be in touch with Chaviva Kutnowski at
hamiltonkollel@gmail.com
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The Adas 2018-19 Calendar is HERE!
Pickup at the Shul
An $18 donation to the Sisterhood is optional but appreciated.
Thank you to all of our sponsors! A special thank you to Sheryl Katz for all of her help.
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A-Yo Club & Hebrew Village Presents:
PAINT NIGHT (IN THE MORNING)
Welcome Back to Hebrew Villagers & Welcome to A-Yo Club members & guests!
RSVP required.
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Hebrew Village
Welcome Back Oli Borr!
We are excited to welcome back Oli Borr who will be partnering with Gila
Mesusany & Michaela Wolf (while Moran Makmal is on maternity leave).
It's a New Semester. Sign up Now!
Hebrew Village provides a foundation in Judaism & Hebrew language. The progamme is
specifically designed
for kids in Public School as well as anyone needing extra assistance in Hebrew language.
A-Yo Club
Following the Hebrew Village classes, the "Villagers" will be brought to A-Yo Club, for a fun, informal, educational experience and activity, with other community children.
The first A-Yo Club event, open to the entire family, is on Jan. 28th at 10:45 AM and will be an exciting Paint Party (Paint Night in the Morning), with Maggie Norris & Oli Borr. (See above for details & to register).
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Save the Dates:
Sun, February 4th @ 10:45am
A-Yo Club Children's Tu BiShevat Brunch & Seder
Drop-in cost: $8 / Season Pass holders & Villagers are FREE! RSVP Appreciated.
Grades 1-8
 Sun, February 11th @ 10:45am
Join special guest, David Levy of Chocolate Tales for A-YO Club's Parsha themed Chocolate experience! RSVP Required! E-mail ayo@adasisrael.ca
Season Pass holders & Villagers are FREE! / Drop-in cost $12 / For grades 1-8
 Sun, February 18th @ 10:45am
A-YOs Got Talent!!! Do you dance? Sing?juggle? tell jokes? play an instrument? have any hidden talents you would like to share? Here is your chance to shine!!!
You must sign up to perform at A-Yo's talent show by February 11th by e-mailing ayo@adasisrael.ca and let Oli know what your talent is and how long it will take you to perform.
Performances by grades 1-5 (all are welcome to come and watch - Younger children must be accompanied by an adult.)
This program is FREE for everyone!
All performers may be featured on this years Purim video and the winner will perform live at Purimania! A prize will be awarded to all participants.
Sun, February 25th @ 10:45am
A-Yo Club Getting ready for Purim! Activities will include making Mishloach Manot to deliver to Shalom Village residents on Purim.
Season Pass holders & Villagers are FREE! / Drop-in cost $5
For grades 1-8
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Adas Israel meets Chabad Niagara for this years Bat Mitzvah Club!
With Chaya Lavin & Perla Zaltzman
For girls Grades 6-8
Starts January 27th at 8:00pm
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