PARASHAT TERUMAH

Candle lighting: Friday, 5:21 pm

Shabbat ends: Saturday, 6:22 pm

For the complete schedule of Services, visit our site:

https://www.shaarayshalom.org/prayer-wors hip/2020services/

Table of Contents

1) - Covid rules

2) -Weekly Service Schedule

3) - Rabbi's message

4) - Clergy classes

5) -Donations to Ukraine

6) - Birthdays & anniversaries

7) - Refuah shlema

1) - COVID Rules

Dear Congregant,

Please be informed that the Nassau County Positivity Rate is MEDIUM. Thank you and stay safe.

Covid Protocol Committee

2) - Weekly Service Schedule

Hybrid Service: Zoom (online) and in-building

For our Zoom services, moderators may elect to mute individuals with disruptive noises in the background. Please make sure to keep your microphone muted.

All regularly scheduled Zoom services can now be reached through the same link:

Special services will have a separate link.

Men on Zoom, please have your heads covered for all

services and wear a tallit for Saturday Services.

The calendars are here!

Please pick up calendars ASAP

between the hours of 9am-3pm.

https://tinyurl.com/CSS-services

Zoom Meeting ID: 897 8879 2248

passcode: 5783

The Rabbi will be away on vacation from

February 19th to March 5th

Friday 2/24 - 4:45 pm

On-line only

Shabbat 2/25 - 9:30 am

On-line only

Sunday 2/26 - 8:00 pm

On-line only

Monday 2/27 - 8:00 am

On-line only

Thursday 3/2- 8:00 am

On-line only

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Shabbat 2/25 - 9:30 am

Non-Zoom service in the Moseson Chapel with Cantor

In-building only

Links to Siddurim

Visit our website for links to siddurim:

https://www.shaarayshalom.org/prayer-worship/

Sisterhood Announcement

"Purim is coming! Purim is coming! Monday, March 6th, 7 pm, services and 1st Megillah reading in person and on zoom. Tuesday, March 7th, 8 am services. 2nd Megillah reading at 11 am followed by lunch from Wing Wan in the ballroom. Please call the office to make your lunch reservation by Thursday, March 2nd. The cost is $22.00 per person." The 2nd Megillah reading may be on ZOOM as well.

3) - Rabbi's Message

Last Shabbat, I spoke about Black-Jewish relations in observing Black History Month. Blacks and Jews have interacted since the days of King Solomon! The Queen of Sheba, who was black, visited Jerusalem to verify his reputed wisdom and probably bore his child in Ethiopia. Fast forward and Blacks and Jews interacted in many Caribbean islands following Columbus' discovery. In more recent times, Jews owned slaves in the American South and converted them to Judaism when they freed them. No wonder there is a continuing Black-Jewish alliance to combat hate and discrimination in our day. Enlightened and informed Black and Jewish leaders today work to strengthen this partnership and address our shared concerns.

--Rabbi Art Vernon