Beth Israel Congregation

In these stressful and unpredictable times, it is more important than ever to take time for yourself to breathe. Join Cantor Rolnick in a weekly guided meditation grounded in elements of Jewish liturgy and tradition. Meditation will be held weekly on Mondays beginning August 10 from 2:00-2:30 pm. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83141838739

Sandy Livingston presents a program examining the making of the film, its writers, and its cast as well as the plot’s relationship to the events of WWII. Many scenes from the film as well as its music are highlighted. $10 per screen RSVP by Tuesday, January 12 Sign up at tinyurl.com/HazakJan19 Checks payable to: Beth Israel Please put Hazak in the Memo Line

Last Wednesday (January 6, 2021), following the tragic events that took place in our Capitol Building, more than 85 families in our Beth Israel community gathered on Zoom for a brief service to pray for peace. Some of us also shared our thoughts. As we proceed through the next couple weeks of this tumultuous time in our nation, we want to give congregants a safe space online to share their thoughts and feelings. We have no agenda – no syllabus, no political messaging, no lectures, and no judgment. We just want to offer a place for support. To start out, these sessions will take place 30 minutes twice a week for the next two weeks. They are open to all.

Last Wednesday (January 6, 2021), following the tragic events that took place in our Capitol Building, more than 85 families in our Beth Israel community gathered on Zoom for a brief service to pray for peace. Some of us also shared our thoughts. As we proceed through the next couple weeks of this tumultuous time in our nation, we want to give congregants a safe space online to share their thoughts and feelings. We have no agenda – no syllabus, no political messaging, no lectures, and no judgment. We just want to offer a place for support. To start out, these sessions will take place 30 minutes twice a week for the next two weeks. This session is for young adults aged 16-23 who call Beth Israel home.

• Once a month starting January 21 at 9:30 am. • A safe place for new moms to gather and talk about the things they are experiencing in a supportive environment. • Learn how to turn small blessings into family rituals.

Last Wednesday (January 6, 2021), following the tragic events that took place in our Capitol Building, more than 85 families in our Beth Israel community gathered on Zoom for a brief service to pray for peace. Some of us also shared our thoughts. As we proceed through the next couple weeks of this tumultuous time in our nation, we want to give congregants a safe space online to share their thoughts and feelings. We have no agenda – no syllabus, no political messaging, no lectures, and no judgment. We just want to offer a place for support. To start out, these sessions will take place 30 minutes twice a week for the next two weeks. They are open to all.

1st and 3rd Thursday of the month, beginning October 15