National Organ Donor Shabbat

November 11

6:30 PM

In-Person via RSVP

or



Live and Interactive on Zoom

Meeting ID:

916 3232 7896

Passcode: shalom

Please invite your friends as we learn more about the Jewish views on organ donation and its impact on both donor and recipient families.

Also, we will be honoring any Veterans present, so please let us know if you are a Veteran so we can honor you!

All are welcome to worship with us so please invite your friends!

Plan on staying

for our Oneg

held in the Social Hall after services.

Saturday Torah

Study

November 11

9:15 am

Torah Study

led by Rabbi Cookie Lea Olshein

NEW LINK



*ONLINE ONLY*

Live and Interactive on Zoom

Meeting ID:

881 7402 8792

Passcode: Torah

Each Saturday morning, we gather online to examine the Torah portion assigned to the week. 

After using the

"The Mussar Torah 

Commentary"

this past year to excellent reviews, this year, we will be using "The Social Justice Commentary" as the lens through which we discuss each week's Torah 

portion.

So, grab a cup of coffee and join us ONLINE at 9:15am, using our NEW COMMENTARY and our NEW LINK.

 No prior Torah Study experience required, just hop online and BYOC ("Bring Your Own Coffee")! 

Bat Mitzvah of

Rachael Brown

November 12

10:30 am

In-Person via RSVP

or

Live and Interactive on Zoom



Meeting ID:

970 5909 1302

Passcode: Mitzvah

Rachael Brown will celebrate her Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, November 12, 2022, joined by her proud parents Denise and Lowell Brown, and her sister Julia Brown. She is the granddaughter of the late Raymond and Jeanette Brown and the late Edwin and Dolores Mrozek all previously of Schenectady, NY.

Rachael is currently in the eighth grade and enjoys playing the flute as an active member of the concert band at her school.  When not sharing her music with the world she enjoys spending time with her friends.

For her Bat Mitzvah project, Rachael spent time volunteering for the Ronald McDonald House where she made breakfast bags filled with delicious and healthy foods and took the extra step to include an encouraging note to brighten the day of the families staying at their Mesa facility. 

Mazel tov, Rachael!