Thursday, May 25
The Torah of Israel: Text, Tradition, & Today's Topics
Tikkun Leil Shavuot – Shavuot Evening of Study and Celebration
7:30 pm
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Jacobs Family Community Hall
As we celebrate Israel’s 75th year of independence, this Shavuot we honor the State of Israel. Our evening will include exploring the meaning of the people of Israel living in the land of Israel as portrayed in Torah, rabbinic literature, and contemporary reflections. Through our study and discussion of these texts, we’ll also talk about today’s topics as current events in Israel engage us. As we study and discuss, we’ll enjoy kiddush, Shavuot dessert, and each other’s company.
Friday, May 26
Erev Shabbat and Shavuot
6:15 p.m.
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We welcome Shabbat as we celebrate Shavuot with our weekly Friday night service of song and spirit.
We welcome Shabbat as we celebrate Shavuot with our weekly Friday night service of song and spirit.
We’ll begin with Havdalah, reflect on the meanings of receiving Torah which we celebrate on Shavuot, and engage in our study. As we learn we’ll enjoy Kiddush, Shavuot dessert, and each other’s company.
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Friday, May 26
First Day Shavuot | 9:30 am
Torah Study | 10:00 am
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Stone Family Sanctuary
Torah on Shavuot Morning
On Shavuot we imagine ourselves at Mt. Sinai and rejoice in the gift of Torah. To honor our holiday’s spirit, before we take the Torah scrolls out of the Ark, our Shavuot Festival Morning Service will include a special opportunity to sit together around tables and study Torah together.
Saturday, May 27
Shabbat & Second Day Shavuot | 9:30 am
Join In Person at the Stone Family Sanctuary and by Livestream
Our Festival Morning Service includes Yizkor Memorial Prayers as we honor our loved ones and reflect on their legacies of Torah and blessing. Following our service, we gather for a Shabbat and Festival Lunch.
Second Day Shavuot: Monday June 6
9:30 a.m.
Jon In Person and by Livestream
Our Festival Morning Service includes Yizkor Memorial Prayers as we honor our loved ones and reflect on their legacies of Torah and blessing.
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