Do I take the time to tell others how they are a blessing to me?
12/21/2015 04:35:14 PM
Do I take the time to tell others how they are a blessing to me?
Do Reform Jews Wear Kippot?
12/15/2015 07:18:46 PM
Question: I have been noticing that more men and women are covering their heads during prayer services? I thought that Reform Jews did not wear kippot?
Answer: A kippah in Hebrew, also known as a yarmulka in Yiddish, is a headcovering. Judaism was born in the East, where covering one's head is a...Read more...
My Life is Dedicated to...
12/09/2015 06:52:35 PM
What would others say my life is dedicated to other than my work or family?
Create more “light” in the world...
12/02/2015 03:53:45 PM
What did I do to create more “light” in the world this year?
The Only Thing to Fear...
11/23/2015 04:36:44 PM
Since last Shabbat the terror imposed on us by others seems to be on the rise. But to give in to that fear allows those who hate, to triumph. We must not let fear win.
Humans are emotional beings. We love and we hate, we hope and we fear. These emotions, however, are balanced by the capacity to...Read more...
Outside Your Comfort Zone
11/19/2015 08:44:17 PM
How could I go “outside my comfort zone” to do something important?
Lama: Do Reform Jews Wear Kippot?
11/16/2015 05:35:26 PM
Question: I have been noticing that more men and women are covering their heads during prayer services? I thought that Reform Jews did not wear kippot?
Answer: A kippah in Hebrew, also known as a yarmulka in Yiddish, is a head covering. Judaism was born in the East, where covering one's head...Read more...
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Worship Schedule
Shabbat "Beha’alotcha" ~ "שבת "בהעלתך
Friday, June 13
6:30 pm – Erev Shabbat, with Board Installation and Camp Blessing. Worship in person or watch on our Website.
Saturday, June 14
9:00 am – Shabbat Havurah Morning & Torah Study, worship and study in person or register here to join via Zoom. Torah Study will take place during Shabbat Havurah.
10:30 am – Shabbat Morning
Bat Mitzvah of Reese Ull, worship in person or watch on our Website.