February 14-15: Parashat Mispatim
| FRIDAY | |
| (Candle Lighting at 5:33) | |
| 4:30 pm | Pre-Shabbat L’Chaims |
| 4:45 | Mincha (Afternoon), Kaballat Shabbat services |
| Dvar Torah Rabbi Baruch Frankel | |
| Maariv (Evening) Service | |
| SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES | |
| 8:15 am | Mussar Study Group (upstairs) |
| 9:55 | Five Minutes (x3) on the Parsha |
| (upstairs before/during the Torah reading) | |
| 10:45 | God is in the Details! |
| Rabbi Baruch Frankel (downstairs) | |
| SATURDAY MORNING SERVICES (upstairs) | |
| 9:00 am | Shacharit (Morning) Service |
| 10:40 | Shabbat Mussaf (Additional) Service (time is approximate) |
| 11:30 | Community Kiddush |
| SATURDAY AFTERNOON / EVENING | |
| 5:15 pm | Mincha (Afternoon) Service followed by |
| Festive Third Meal of Shabbat | |
| Cool Quandaries in Jewish Law Rabbi Baruch Frankel | |
| 6:34 | Maariv (Evening) Service; end of Shabbat |
View and print an easy one-page Shabbat schedule (PDF).
Learn about this week’s Torah portion from Aish.com
- The Torah Way or the Highway Rabbi Eli Scheller Why does the Torah begin with the laws of servitude?
- Good Is Not Good Enough Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis Nothing in the Torah is to be taken for granted. Every letter, every syllable, every punctuation mark comes to teach us a lesson
- The Bionic Man (video) Harry Rothenberg Why are the Torah’s laws governing interpersonal conduct so important?
- Harmony Between the Physical and the Spiritual Rabbi Ron Jawary Real freedom is the ability to live in harmony with the Divine, with the world, and with yourself.
Services
Our weekly Friday night and Shabbat Morning services and classes add an energy and ruach (spirit) to the traditional prayers that cannot be found anywhere else. We sing, we dance, we explain, and we make sure everyone is “on the same page”. Come with an open heart and you are sure to be inspired.
Children’s Programming
Our expanded and refreshed Shabbat children’s program is for children ages 4-12. We combine fun activities with prayer and discussions on the Torah portion. The program opens at 9:30 every Shabbat morning.Kiddush
Our Shabbat morning program is topped off with a delicious Kiddush with salads, treats and L’chaims for those who would like. Kiddush is available to be sponsored every week in honor of your personal celebration, in memory of a loved one, or just to let us know that you appreciate what we are doing!Will you be in our area for Shabbat? Need some home hospitality?
We will be happy to set you up with one of the families in the community.
Please fill out the following form 3 weeks before you’d like to visit. We cannot guarantee that we will find you a place, but we will do our best!