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Hillel @ Gallaudet,
JDRC, JDC and WSJD
present
VIRTUAL ASL SHABBAT
AND ONEG
Homemade challah for Shabbat
Friday, October 9, 2020
@ 7:00 PM

REGISTER IN ADVANCE FOR THE ZOOM SHABBAT SERVICE:

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

This will include the traditional lighting of candles, prayers, a sermon and discussion session, all in American Sign Language. Voice interpreters and captioning will be provided. Come and join us for a spiritual evening.

SUPPORT ASL SHABBAT COALITION PROGRAMMING

We thank those who have already donated to support ASL Shabbat Coalition's programming. For those of you who want to make a donation to make it possible for us to continue our monthly Zoom services, go to www.wsjdeaf.org/donate.
 
When you make a donation, indicate that your donation is dedicated to ASL Shabbat Coalition in memory of or in honor of a friend or a loved one. Birthdays, anniversaries, and yahrzeit are all opportunities for you to support our holy and sacred community (Kehillah Kedoshah).

CELEBRATE OR TO REMEMBER: LIST YOUR LOVED ONES
 
Please email names of loved ones to remember or honor during the Shabbat service, at ASLShabbatCoalition@gmail.com, no later than Thursday, October 8, 2020.

Please share this announcement with your family and friends.
ABOUT THE ASL SHABBAT COALITION PARTNERS
Hillel @ Gallaudet promotes inclusive Jewish educational, religious, social, cultural, and communal activities at Gallaudet University by creating opportunities for diverse expressions of Jewish life among students.

Jewish Deaf Congress (JDC) is an inclusive and accessible Jewish Deaf national organization, network and resource center, rooted in Judaism and Deaf experiences, cultures and values of lifelong Jewish learning to discover, connect and flourish.

Jewish Deaf Resource Center (JDRC), established in 1996, builds bridges between Jews who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing and the individuals and organizations which serve the Jewish community throughout North America.

Washington Society of Jewish Deaf (WSJD) serves cultural, social and educational needs of the Jewish Deaf and hard of hearing community of the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia.