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ONLINE: Community Seder
Thursday, April 9, 2020 • 15 Nisan 5780
6:00 PM - 9:30 PMSanctuaryJoin us for our very first online community Seder!
We will gather together Virtually as a community to celebrate Passover.
Members, If you need a Haggadah or a Seder plate, please reach out, we may be able to help.
Your Zoom link for the Seder will come to you once you have registered
Free for Members, $18/ Adult Guest, $10/ Child Guest, Max of $50 for a Guest Household
For this Seder, we will be doing things a bit differently. You will need some things to make your Seder complete.
- A seder plate
- 2 candles and candlesticks
- A kiddush cup
- A wine cup for each participant
- Wine or Grape Juice
- Saltwater
- A special cup for Elijah
- A pitcher of water, bowl, and towel for hand washing
- 3 sheets of matzah separated by cloth or napkins
- Something special to put the afikomen in
- Vegetables for Karpas
- Whatever dips you'd like for the karpas
- At least one Haggadah
- And, of course, a meal
MEMBERS NEED TO LOG IN BEFORE REGISTERING IF THEY WISH TO RECEIVE MEMBER PRICING.
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Tuesday ,
JunJune 2 , 2020ONLINE: Cultivating Revelation: Opening to Prophecy through Jewish Text and Creative Expression
Tuesday, Jun 2nd 11:45a to 1:15p
There is nothing like being stripped of all we know, and entering the wide and scary expansive spaces of the ‘unknown,’ to prepare us to receive Torah anew, to listen deeply for Guidance about how we might give meaning and shape to our days. -
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JunJune 4 , 2020ONLINE: Psalms Brown Bag Series with Rabbi Diane Tiferet Lakein
Thursday, Jun 4th 12:00p to 1:00p
Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha – Let us serve YHVH with joy! (Psalm 100: 2) Psalms Brown Bag Series with Rabbi Diane Tiferet Lakein: Nevei Kodesh, Thursdays 12 – 1 pm May 7, 14, 21, 28 $10 Nevei Kodesh members/$12 guests This third lunchtime brown bag series will explore four new psalms as a way into both a deeper understanding of the Jewish traditional texts and a deeper appreciation of our own souls’ yearnings. Especially in times of increased anxiety and stress, psalms can provide us with a vehicle both for expressing our dismay and fear, and also for reconnecting us with a sense of possibility and Presence. We will begin our exploration this spring with Psalm 16, a psalm “expressing the quiet joy one can experience when one ‘takes refuge’ in God” (R Richard Levy). Next, we will turn our attention to two psalms which are used in the traditional Saturday morning liturgy – Psalm 34, which invites us to “taste and see that YaH is good” and Psalm 90, which acknowledges how fleeting the lifespan of humans is, compared to God’s eternity, and how crucial it is to treasure hayom/this day. We will end on a high note, with Psalm 126, which celebrates our coming home to the land, and expresses a longing for “homecoming to a state of well-being, at-homeness with both our Earth and our God” (R Miryam Glazer). Newcomers are welcome at any point!* It will be possible to attend the class by means of a virtual classroom with Zoom for those who pre-register online. You will receive the Zoom link upon registration. *No Hebrew is required. The texts will be provided both in Hebrew and in traditional and alternative English translations, including those of Rebbe Zalman himself. -
Monday ,
JunJune 8 , 2020A Calm Listening & Healing Circle ⭕️ For A Time of Unrest with Dr. Naomi Rusk and Jillian Frazin
Monday, Jun 8th 11:00a to 11:45a
Join us for a Weekly Monday Morning Coffee Talk and Healing Circle Bring your favorite mug of coffee or tea and let’s link our arms and hearts virtually and bring light and a moment of calm to any of the challenges we might be facing. Each gathering will offer a chance to hear, support and uplift one another, as well as a restorative meditation and healing chant. Please register to receive the zoom link and password -
Tuesday ,
JunJune 9 , 2020The World of Dream Class Series
Tuesday, Jun 9th 7:00p to 8:30p
Taught by Rabbinic Pastor and Psychotherapist Eve Ilsen -
Thursday ,
JunJune 11 , 2020ONLINE: Psalms Brown Bag Series with Rabbi Diane Tiferet Lakein
Thursday, Jun 11th 12:00p to 1:00p
Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha – Let us serve YHVH with joy! (Psalm 100: 2) Psalms Brown Bag Series with Rabbi Diane Tiferet Lakein: Nevei Kodesh, Thursdays 12 – 1 pm May 7, 14, 21, 28 $10 Nevei Kodesh members/$12 guests This third lunchtime brown bag series will explore four new psalms as a way into both a deeper understanding of the Jewish traditional texts and a deeper appreciation of our own souls’ yearnings. Especially in times of increased anxiety and stress, psalms can provide us with a vehicle both for expressing our dismay and fear, and also for reconnecting us with a sense of possibility and Presence. We will begin our exploration this spring with Psalm 16, a psalm “expressing the quiet joy one can experience when one ‘takes refuge’ in God” (R Richard Levy). Next, we will turn our attention to two psalms which are used in the traditional Saturday morning liturgy – Psalm 34, which invites us to “taste and see that YaH is good” and Psalm 90, which acknowledges how fleeting the lifespan of humans is, compared to God’s eternity, and how crucial it is to treasure hayom/this day. We will end on a high note, with Psalm 126, which celebrates our coming home to the land, and expresses a longing for “homecoming to a state of well-being, at-homeness with both our Earth and our God” (R Miryam Glazer). Newcomers are welcome at any point!* It will be possible to attend the class by means of a virtual classroom with Zoom for those who pre-register online. You will receive the Zoom link upon registration. *No Hebrew is required. The texts will be provided both in Hebrew and in traditional and alternative English translations, including those of Rebbe Zalman himself. -
Tuesday ,
JunJune 16 , 2020The World of Dream Class Series
Tuesday, Jun 16th 7:00p to 8:30p
Taught by Rabbinic Pastor and Psychotherapist Eve Ilsen -
Tuesday ,
JunJune 23 , 2020The World of Dream Class Series
Tuesday, Jun 23rd 7:00p to 8:30p
Taught by Rabbinic Pastor and Psychotherapist Eve Ilsen -
Tuesday ,
JunJune 30 , 2020The World of Dream Class Series
Tuesday, Jun 30th 7:00p to 8:30p
Taught by Rabbinic Pastor and Psychotherapist Eve Ilsen -
Tuesday ,
JulJuly 7 , 2020The World of Dream Class Series
Tuesday, Jul 7th 7:00p to 8:30p
Taught by Rabbinic Pastor and Psychotherapist Eve Ilsen -
Tuesday ,
JulJuly 14 , 2020The World of Dream Class Series
Tuesday, Jul 14th 7:00p to 8:30p
Taught by Rabbinic Pastor and Psychotherapist Eve Ilsen
Mon, June 1 2020 9 Sivan 5780