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Yom Kippur Children/ Family Programs
Wednesday, October 9, 2019 • 10 Tishrei 5780
9:15 AM - 8:00 PMUnity ChurchChildren/Family programs: 9:15am - 3pm • Childcare with Yom Kippur learning stations • ages 0-9 years 10am-10:45am • Yom Kippur Family Program designed for 0-9 years 11:30am-12:15pm • Yoga and Meditation for Families 12:30pm • Children’s lunch time 1:30pm-3pm • Drama Workshop - "The Story of Jonah" 1pm-1:45pm • Giving Back to the Community Creative for 4th-7th grade 5pm-8pm Childcare and Yom Kippur learning stations • Ages 0-9 years
We will be having adult/child services throughout the day, ending with a Break Fast meal. For details of all events and registration, and link to buy guest tickets for non-members click here
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Saturday
Jan 18Nava Tehilla Shabbaton
Shabbat, Jan 18th 9:30a to 12:00p
Weekend of musical services and Saturday evening/Sunday morning teaching. -
Saturday
Jan 18Nava Tehilla Shabbaton
Shabbat, Jan 18th 4:30p to 6:30p
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Sunday
Jan 19Nava Tehilla Shabbaton
Sunday, Jan 19th 9:30a to 11:30a
Weekend of musical services and Saturday evening/Sunday morning teaching. -
Thursday
Jan 23Introduction to Kabbalah
Thursday, Jan 23rd 6:30p to 8:45p
Kabbalah is a term used for Jewish mystical tradition. It is a way to connect with one’s purpose in life while connecting with the divine. According to Kabbalah, everything within our world contains divine sparks imprisoned within the shells of matter. The goal of the study and practice of Kabbalah is to liberate these sparks in order to effect tikkun, or repair of the upper world, and hence of our own. In this seven-week class, we will explore the overall place of Kaballah in Jewish thought, review the major texts involved, and look at some key tenets of the tradition. This is a theoretical based class, where we will learn both the language of Kaballah and a process for studying complex theory. This creates an opportunity to stretch the mind and grow in ways that accesses deeper soul potentials. Please bring a journal. To register or for more information contact Charna directly at charnarose@aol.com 6:30-8:45 pm -
Saturday
Jan 254 Worlds Meditation and Gentle Movement for anyBODY- with Tracy Patch
Shabbat, Jan 25th 10:30a to 12:00p
Please join me for a relaxing and rejuvenating Four Worlds Shabbat. We will use a combination of breathing, Jewish meditation, gentle movement for anyBODY. Please arrive at 10:20. -
Thursday
Jan 30Introduction to Kabbalah
Thursday, Jan 30th 6:30p to 8:45p
Kabbalah is a term used for Jewish mystical tradition. It is a way to connect with one’s purpose in life while connecting with the divine. According to Kabbalah, everything within our world contains divine sparks imprisoned within the shells of matter. The goal of the study and practice of Kabbalah is to liberate these sparks in order to effect tikkun, or repair of the upper world, and hence of our own. In this seven-week class, we will explore the overall place of Kaballah in Jewish thought, review the major texts involved, and look at some key tenets of the tradition. This is a theoretical based class, where we will learn both the language of Kaballah and a process for studying complex theory. This creates an opportunity to stretch the mind and grow in ways that accesses deeper soul potentials. Please bring a journal. To register or for more information contact Charna directly at charnarose@aol.com 6:30-8:45 pm -
Thursday
Feb 6Introduction to Kabbalah
Thursday, Feb 6th 6:30p to 8:45p
Kabbalah is a term used for Jewish mystical tradition. It is a way to connect with one’s purpose in life while connecting with the divine. According to Kabbalah, everything within our world contains divine sparks imprisoned within the shells of matter. The goal of the study and practice of Kabbalah is to liberate these sparks in order to effect tikkun, or repair of the upper world, and hence of our own. In this seven-week class, we will explore the overall place of Kaballah in Jewish thought, review the major texts involved, and look at some key tenets of the tradition. This is a theoretical based class, where we will learn both the language of Kaballah and a process for studying complex theory. This creates an opportunity to stretch the mind and grow in ways that accesses deeper soul potentials. Please bring a journal. To register or for more information contact Charna directly at charnarose@aol.com 6:30-8:45 pm -
Friday
Feb 7Kabbalat Shabbat Service
Friday, Feb 7th 7:00p to 9:00p
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Saturday
Feb 8Community Havdalah Service with Nevei Kodesh 3rd Graders
Shabbat, Feb 8th 5:30p to 6:30p
You’re invited to join us on Saturday, February 8th for Community Havdalah! This year, your 3rd graders are learning about the Havdalah service with Rav Bracha and Ari. They are also making their own Havdalah kits with Asher so helping lead the community Havdalah service is a great part of their year. Community Havdalah Service with Nevei 3rd graders Where: Nevei Kodesh When: Saturday, February 8 Time: 5:30pm Please bring a snack to share afterwards! -
Thursday
Feb 13Introduction to Kabbalah
Thursday, Feb 13th 6:30p to 8:45p
Kabbalah is a term used for Jewish mystical tradition. It is a way to connect with one’s purpose in life while connecting with the divine. According to Kabbalah, everything within our world contains divine sparks imprisoned within the shells of matter. The goal of the study and practice of Kabbalah is to liberate these sparks in order to effect tikkun, or repair of the upper world, and hence of our own. In this seven-week class, we will explore the overall place of Kaballah in Jewish thought, review the major texts involved, and look at some key tenets of the tradition. This is a theoretical based class, where we will learn both the language of Kaballah and a process for studying complex theory. This creates an opportunity to stretch the mind and grow in ways that accesses deeper soul potentials. Please bring a journal. To register or for more information contact Charna directly at charnarose@aol.com 6:30-8:45 pm
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