PASSOVER begins sundown on March 29
The first Seder is Monday Night, March 29.
Services for the first day of Passover will be on Tuesday, March 30, at 10:30 AM.
Tell Me Why ...
You probably know that, even though Moses is mentioned in the Torah more than any other person, he isn’t mentioned even once in the Haggadah. Did you ever think about why this is? There may be many answers to this question, and if you think you have one, send it to Bruce Antonoff, antonoff@windstream.net. If we get some interesting answers, we’ll publish them in the next DoorWays.
If you are interested in having your questions answered, come to Temple on Friday, March 26, at 7:15 PM for “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Leading a Passover Seder, But Were Afraid to Ask,” led by Rabbi Ende. You are sure to get some pointers on running your own Seder.
Meditation & Chanting
Every Thursday at 6 PM — Evening meditations with Rhonda Rosen
Sunday, March 21 at 11 AM — Hebrew Chanting Circle with David Goldstein
Saturday, March 27 at 3 PM — Shabbat meditation with Rhonda Rosen
Minyan Plus Service
As part of the minyan on the second Thursday of each month, Rabbi Gibson will lead us to take a closer look at one aspect of Jewish spirituality. The minyan begins at 7:30, with the discussion following immediately afterward.
March 11: Martin Buber’s I and Thou: The Meeting of the Souls
April 8: Liberating the Soul from its Chains
May 13: Haunted Master: Rabbi Nachman of Bratzlav
June 10: June 10: Heart and Breath
Shabbat Services
