THIS SHABBAT AT ROMEMU:
Friday, 4/13
5:00 PM - Sha'Baby
6:10 PM - Pre-Prayer Meditation
6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat Services
Saturday, 4/14
9:00 AM - Open Book Torah Study
10:00 AM - Shabbat Services
11:00 AM - Sha'Boker Tov & Parsha Play
12:00 PM - Children's Blessing in the Sanctuary
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Can't make it to our services in person? Join us online! All our services are available live on both
Livestream
and
Facebook
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Got your tickets yet?
The 2018 Romemu Benefit is just SIX DAYS away!
We're putting the final touches on our inspirational program (including a performance from
Gallim
!), polishing our dancing shoes, and getting excited to celebrate ten years of Romemu with all of you...and to toast to the next ten!
We are just about ready for April 19!
Are you
?
This celebratory evening will also include a silent and live auction, both featuring an incredible collection of items and experiences. And don't forget - every auction win goes directly toward supporting Romemu's future.
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The deadline for our digital ad journal has been extended!
Missed the deadline for the print ad journal? Still want your ad featured at the benefit? Great news! We have extended the deadline for digital ads to this
Sunday, April 15th at 12 PM
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If you still need to purchase your tickets and/or digital ad space,
click here
! Once you've made your ad size selections, you will receive an email with submission information and instructions.
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Fri. 4/20 @ 6 PM
First Unitarian Congregational Society
We are happy to invite you to
Romemu Brooklyn
, an emergent community that is open to all who are interested in exploring and creating elevated Jewish experiences. For more information on services and meals, please visit
romemu.org/brooklyn.
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Click here
to visit our new webpage that will inform the community on special events that feature Rabbi David!
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Discover the Mystical Teachings of Kabbalah
A Virtual Event with Rabbi David Ingber and the Shift Network
Encore Online Presentation: Sat. 4/14 @ 2 PM
If you haven’t explored the Kabbalah or would like to deepen your awareness of how it represents a path of transformation, I’m thrilled to invite you to my FREE virtual event,
Discovering the Mystical Teachings of Kabbalah: How to Awaken Your Consciousness by Activating the 10 Divine Energies of the Tree of Life.
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UWS Celebrates Israel: Rabbis Forum
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Sun. 4/15 @ 2 PM
Leonard Nimoy Thalia @ Symphony Space (94th and Broadway)
The adage "two Jews, three opinions" is perhaps nowhere more true than when it comes to how we relate to Israel. Come hear Rabbi David Ingber (Romemu), Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky (Congregation Ansche Chesed), Rabbi Robert Levine (Congregation Rodeph Sholom), Rabbi Shaul Robinson (Lincoln Square Synagogue), and Rabbi Joy Levitt (Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan), share what they struggle with and celebrate on the occasion of Israel's 70th birthday.
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Rabbi David Receives One Spirit's Luminous Heart Award for "The Future of Spirituality"
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Wed. 4/25 @ 8:30 AM
The Cosmopolitan Club - 122 East 66th St
Join us on the morning of April 25 as Rabbi David receives this exciting award. He and his co-award winner, Rev. Diane Berke, will be present for a breakfast at 8:30 AM, followed by the award presentation at 9:00 AM.
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Strangers No More Monthly Session
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Mon. 4/16 @ 7:30 PM
Location shared upon registration
Part of an interfaith couple? Identify with a religious tradition other than Judaism? Still feel like “a stranger” in Jewish settings? Join us!
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Interfaith Couples' Workshop
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Wed. 5/2, 5/9, 5/16 and 5/23 @ 7 PM
Location shared upon registration
We will explore the beauty and complexity of multiple religious traditions in one household - from navigating holidays and life-cycle events to in-laws and parenting. Hosted by Rev. Eleanor Harrison Bregman and Peter Bregman.
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Sat. 4/21 @ 2:15 PM
West End Presbyterian Church - 165 West 105th St.
Breathe and move through a soulful yoga class that fuses Kundalini yoga with Jewish spirituality. With Jackie Tepper and live music by Beth Styles. No registration necessary.
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Thurs. 4/26 @ 6 PM
Romemu Office - 43 Central Park North
Calling all post B Mitzvah Romemu youth! We want to know what you're excited about! Teens who have completed their B Mitzvah are invited to join our teen town hall meeting and focus group at the Romemu office with Rabbi Josh Buchin. Receive free gift card for showing up!
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Summer Retreat Opportunities
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The Way of Kabbalah:
A Kripalu Retreat with Rabbi David Ingber
June 10-15, 2018
Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health
Join Rabbi David to explore Kabbalah - the ancient wisdom system that provides a language and framework for deep knowledge of yourself, others, and the cosmos. The Way of Kabbalah retreat will include vibrational healing, music and nigunim (wordless melodies), contemplation and embodied prayer, and much more.
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SAVE THE DATE: Romemu's Annual Community Retreat
June 15-17, 2018
Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center
Join Romemu clergy and community members for a weekend of relaxation, music, and deepening connections at the beautiful Isabella Freedman Retreat Center.
Registration information coming soon!
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ALEPH Kallah 2018: Gathering of the Sparks
July 2-8, 2018
Umass Amherst
Immerse yourself in a celebration of vibrant learning, spiritual wisdom and joyful prayer. Meditate, chant, and create. Feed your heart, mind, body, and soul with art, dance, music, and social justice. There are many ways to plan your Kallah class experience - take one 4-day class or a different workshop each day for 4-days.
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Social Action Committee
Wed. 4/18 @ 7 PM
43 Central Park North, Suite 1A
Come join the Social Action Committee to discuss the future work of the committee and help us change the world.
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Chesed Committee
Find yourself in need of help? The Chesed Committee is here for you.
Romemu's Chesed Comittee serves and supports members' well-being through acts of lovingkindness.
For more information, to volunteer as a member of the committee, or to reach out for assistance, please contact
Eitan Again
or
Valerie Kanofsky
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What Matters: Caring Conversations About the End of Life
A new program at Romemu about advance care planning as a Jewish process
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What Matters is an important new program that seeks to help people engage in conversations about advance care planning for future healthcare crises and end-of-life decisions. With the help of trained facilitators from the Romemu community, individuals explore their own values and goals when it comes to making decisions about selecting a health care agent, and about the kind of medical and spiritual care you would want in the event of a medical crisis.
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Prepare for this Shabbat by listening to last year's sermon from this week.
Click here
to listen.
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Support Romemu's future by making a donation. Please
click here
to make your gift today.
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AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to support Romemu every time you shop on Amazon, at no cost to you. You'll have the same shopping experience as
Amazon.com
, with the added bonus that Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to Romemu.
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Romemu | (212) 580-4294 | romemu.org
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