We look to the stories, wisdom, spiritual insights, and halacha of our tradition to bring meaning into our lives.
Sunday, March 17, 10:00 – 11:30 AM in our chapel
Part 4 of Kol Rinah: A Torah-based Sonic Prayer Workshop with Rav Sam Tygiel
Saturday, April 27 - Chanting the Song of Songs
Every year on the intermediate Shabbat of Pesach, we chant 4 chapters from the Song of Songs (Shir HaShirim) using the beautiful trope reserved for the three festival scrolls. This year we will chant chapters 5 through 8 on April 27th. I’m raising this earlier than usual, so that anyone wishing to learn this beautiful trope will have time to do so. If you would like to chant a chapter or part of a chapter, or learn festival scroll trope, please contact Michele Koppelman.
Are you interested in bringing more song and spirituality to your Shabbat experience? Join Rav Sam for a series of classes leading to a special musical Shabbat service that we will hold in the Offit Bet Am on April 13 *Note Change in Date. Come lift up your voice to make a Joyous Sound with us! Find out more here.
We invite you to a special opportunity to learn with Rabbi Allan Lehman, faculty member at the Rabbinical School of Hebrew College. We will look at early rabbinic texts, different haggadot and modern Jewish thought to help us understand and prepare for Pesach in new ways, attentive to this particular moment in the Jewish community.
R. Deborah Sacks Mintz, Hadar's Director of Tefillah and Music, is coming back to Boston!! Anyone interested in strengthening our communal tefilah - this workshop is for you! Open to prayer leaders of all levels, this experiential workshop will explore strategies for harnessing the songful and spiritual potential of any given room when serving as shaliah tzibbur - leader of communal prayer - with an eye towards both holding the kahal, and allowing them to hold us in return.
Please register for this wonderful one-time workshop.
We invite you to fulfill the mitzvah of giving Mishloach Manot, small gift bags, to members of the Reyim community. 10% of your donation will go to Yad Chessed, which supports Jewish individuals and families by alleviating economic distress and helping them reach financial stability.
You can order Mishloach Manot for all the members of our community with a single $180 donation (The Whole Megillah!), or you can choose to honor the the staff, the board or individual families. Each gift will contain a variety of foods including Hamantaschen and some nonedible items. Orders are due no later than March 19th!!
Each household will receive one gift bag, with a note listing who sent it. Pick up on Shabbat 3/23, Megillah reading 3/23, or Family Purim party 3/24. You can also contact the office to arrange pickup during the following week.
Our Kallah speaker, Derek Penslar, has recently been featured in many news and opinion articles because of his new role as head of Harvard's antisemitism committee. Come join us to hear him talk about his book, Zionism: an Emotional History (2023), and to debate the issues and give your opinion at the Q and A. See the flyer for more information. Please register here.
Funds from Keren Reyim help assure the synagogue’s financial stability. This allows our growing community to build on the vibrancy of our programming and to enhance our connections to the larger community. Check out the Keren Reyim page for more details.
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