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Congregational Meeting & Chanukah Party

Sunday, December 5th at 10:00am

In Person and Via Zoom
 
All Adat Shalom members are invited to the Annual Congregational meeting to learn about the current status of the synagogue, get an update on our programs and finances and to vote on the 2022 proposed slate of Board of Directors.  
 
Our Religious School students perform Chanukah songs!
 
Nosh on bagels, cream cheese and latkes!
 
Pick up the new Adat Shalom directory!
 
Sing with Cantor Dale! 
 
And much more Chanukah fun! 

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Events and Services                

Upcoming Events

December 2, 10:00am - Talking Torah

December 4, 9:30am - Shabbat on the Patio

December 4, 10:30am - Kid Shabbat

December 5,10:30am - Congregational Meeting

 

Morning Minyan Mondays and Thursdays at 7:00am via Zoom

 

Saturday Morning Service 

at 9:30am with Rabbi Lebovitz 

 

Prayer Book

Outline for Shabbat Prayer at Home

 

Moses tells us, "God is the One who goes before you; God will be with you... Do not fear and do not be dismayed." (Deut. 31:8). As we move forward reopening the synagogue for Shabbat Services, there is a tremendous sense of excitement and optimism that permeates our community. As we return to the synagogue, we must do everything possible to remain safe and everything possible to facilitate community. The Jewish Tradition demands both of us. 

 

Mincha/Maariv Service 

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Rabbi's Corner

Highlighted Sermons

"Genesis is All About Fruit"

 Shabbat Vayera, October 23, 2021

 

"What's a Mother To Do?"

by Dr. Tammi J. Schneider

Shabbat Toldot, November 6, 2021

Scholar-In-Residence Program 

presented by

The Alvin & Violet Harris Memorial Fund

 

Previously recorded sermons are available on our YouTube Channel by clicking here.

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Shabbat Experience

Commentary on the Parshat 

I know of no better way to begin Thanksgiving than by joining morning minyan. The most meaningful way for a Jew to begin any day of gratitude is through community and prayer. Each year, Thanksgiving morning minyan is one of my favorites and this year we’ll be reading a special section of the Torah. 

 

Parshat Vayeishev introduces Jacob’s amazing gift to Joseph. So amazing was the the coat that it inspired the musical “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” In that musical, Joseph sings the lyrics, “Close every door to me, keep those I love from me, Children of Israel are never alone.” This country has provided a welcoming land for Jews to gather and to thrive in a way never achieved in diaspora before. What better way to celebrate the gifts of this place than coming together and offering prayers of gratitude?  

 

Please join us on Thursday morning. The minyan regulars will be grateful that we’re beginning a half hour later at 7:30am. We should all be grateful to have a day to spend with loved ones in this incredible country, eating delicious food, watching exciting football, and offering thanks for all that we have.

 

Shabbat Shalom & Happy Thanksgiving,

Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz

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"We are in a period of Kehilla V'Shmirah -- we are a community that protects ourselves and one another. We are a community whether we're standing together in the sanctuary or not. We are a strong, welcoming community. We always will be."

- Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz

 

To learn more about Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz, please click here.

 

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Sat, December 4 2021 30 Kislev 5782