Shabbat Morning Service

April 9 at 10 AM MDT

Dynamic Musical Shacharit and Interactive Torah Study



Joyously Join Together Onsite

in the safe and warm Upper Sanctuary

at Temple Beth Shalom

205 E. Barcelona Rd.

*Proof of vaccination and booster, wearing of masks,

distanced seating, fresh air from partially opened windows*

Service led this week by

Rabbi Jack Shlachter and Hazzan Cindy Freedman

Rabbi Jack will offer a teaching

Lead-Your-Own-Seder

in lieu of Torah study this Shabbat

To Join on Zoom

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88958779072?pwd=NkxkTktHeEk0K1BHV0hFK2JRNTJqZz09



To borrow a Shabbat Siddur for Zoom attendance

contact info@hamakomtheplace.org

Morning Blessings

Monday, Wednesday, Friday Mornings

at 9 AM on Zoom

Framed by our weekday morning liturgy, music,

community conversations.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83760948821pwd=eWNISW9pajBsREJHRk5veTdVTE5UZz09

HaMakom First Night Passover Seder on Zoom

Friday evening, April 15 at 6 PM MDT

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88158952383?pwd=S0FaVWZ6bDNUVHA0TjBSRGJVZXhVZz09

Rabbi Jack Shlachter and Hazzan Cindy Freedman

Joining Their Seder Table With Yours

All Are Welcome    Please Join Us

The Seder Wiil Not Include Screen Sharing

So Everyone May Borrow a Haggadah

Pick Up Haggadahs at the Upper Sanctuary of TBS

Saturday, April 9, 9:45-11:45 am

or

Thursday, April 14, 10 am - noon

or by special arrangement info@hamakomtheplace.org

HaMakom Continuing Education Series Presents

Daily Life within the Colorado and Santa Fe

WWII Japanese Internment Camps

Naomi Sandweiss, Presenter

Tuesday, April 12 at 7 PM MDT on Zoom



Using the presenter's research and historical documents, this talk will bring understanding to the realities of Japanese internment camps in the United States. With particular focus on the Amanche/Grenada Japanese internment camps in Southern Colorado and the Santa Fe Internment Camp, participants will also understand the extent of historic anti-Asian sentiments and their echoes in the United States today.  

Naomi Sandweiss is a researcher and writer whose publications include Jewish Albuquerque 1860-1960. She recently was awarded first place for Historic writing by the New Mexico Press Women. She serves as Executive Director of the New Mexico Historical Society. 

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89124015896?pwd=WmF4SnB3MkRnL1pjSCtLOVpMQWFqQT09

Suggested donation $10-$18

From Marge Lazar and Karen Milstein

Judaism and Ecology

This section of the newsletter was established to bring attention to programs, organizations, books and webinars that address the climate crisis through a Jewish lens. We'd love to have your thoughts. If you would like to inform us of similar Jewish resources for saving the planet, feel free to contact Marge Lazar -margejnm1@gmail.com or Karen Milstein midbarnm@gmail.com

In this installment, we have included two items of interest:

The Society for Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI) is a wonderful nonprofit which does excellent and innovative work for the environment, and also does much to inform and educate people. They offer engaging and informative webinars most Sunday mornings. You can access SPNI at natureIsrael.org, and sign up there for its newsletter. Once on its mailing list, you can easily sign up for webinars. Past webinars can also be found on Facebook. You can access a lovely video on bird migration from SPNI, which highlights Israel’s unique geographic position ecologically, and what SPNI is doing for birds and for the planet. View Start Up Nature on YouTube.

We include some information and options for all, regardless of religion, because we all live on the same planet and all are impacted by our climate, along with all wildlife: Here is an indigenous plea for new and better climate leadership:

Ted Talk by Climate Justice Oganizer Ozawa Bineshi Albert

We Remember Them

Yahrzeits of Blessed Memory

Morton Jack Rosen

father of Linda Schoen-Giddings

Allen Rosen

brother of Rachel Rosen

Donate to honor the memory of departed loved ones

and support HaMakom.

Thank you to the following for their donations:

Chana Abraham, in memory of her daughter of Cary Kandel

Lonnie Zarum and Peter Zandan, in memory of Louis Erhard

30 Minutes of Peace

Prayers For Ukraine

Sponsored by Santa Fe's Interfaith Leadership Alliance

Hosted this week on Saturday, April 9 at 4 PM

by Advent Life Church

62 A Van Nu Po

JEWISH NEW MEXICO EVENTS

Inclusion in this section does not represent an endorsement by HaMakom

Your help is needed at Pete's Place Interfaith Community Shelter!

HaMakom will be joining Temple Beth Shalom with the committment to providing a hot dinner to needy guests for six nights in April: April 10-14 and April 17 (known as "Easter week"). Note that April 15 and 16, which are the first 2 nights of Passover, are being handled by one of the area churches.

Both of our congregations have a long history with the Interfaith Community Shelter at 2801 Cerillos Road, also known as "Pete's Place", and have long been providing volunteers at Christmas and Easter week, as well as other days as needed. Volunteers are needed to prepare and serve meals to homeless guests.

If you are willing to provide about 20 servings of one dish (home-cooked, store-bought, or from a restaurant), and/or to help serve the food, please sign up using the SignupGenius website at this link: 

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080d4aa9ad28a31-meals1. If you have any questions, please reach out to Emily Kahn-Freedman at emily.freedman2@gmail.com.

If you'd like to donate food, but aren't a whiz in the kitchen, bought food is just as helpful as homemade. A tray of enchiladas from Cowgirl or a bucket of chicken from KFC, for example, are popular alternatives.

The Jewish Federation of New Mexico is still collecting donations for Ukrainian relief.

Please donate to alleviate this growing humanitarian crisis. For every dollar contributed to this special appeal, JFNM will match dollar for dollar, up to a total of $10,000 raised.

Click Here to Donate

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