Library Notes
by Lorraine Blatt – Librarian Mourning & Mitzvah A Guided Journal for Walking the Mourner’s Path Through Grief to Healing By Anne Brener This book is “an integration of Jewish …
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by Lorraine Blatt – Librarian Mourning & Mitzvah A Guided Journal for Walking the Mourner’s Path Through Grief to Healing By Anne Brener This book is “an integration of Jewish …
by Suzanne Darby Rosh Hashanah — why do we observe this day? Be-cause the Torah tells us we are commanded by God. In Leviticus, Chapter 23, Verse 23, the Lord …
Kol Nidre/Yom Kippur 5776 by Rabbi Arnold Saltzman Vanitzʼak is a word found in several verses of the Torah. It means ʻand we cried out!ʼ This is a year for …
by Rabbi Arnold Saltzman Today, we celebrate the birthday of the world. In spiritual and biblical counting devised by the rabbis we are beginning 5776 years since the biblical telling …
by George Gazarek These are the days of awe. Two years ago I stood up here and talked about the awesome miracle of how the great trees grow from just …
Friday, October 2, 6:30 pm Please join us for a family-friendly Shabbat Service and Simchat Torah Celebration where we will read from, dance with, and wind the Torah, concluding the …
Saturday, Oct 24, 6:30 pm – Jaycees Hall, Waldorf This gala special event celebrates 25 years of Sha’are Shalom’s services, education, celebrations, friendship, love, support, and community.
“We Have the Wheels and We Have the Time” Meet at Sha’are Shalom on Tue, Oct 27, at 10 am and we’ll carpool to the George Washington Masonic National Memorial, …
Everyone is welcome regardless of knowledge or participation level. You don’t have to be Jewish to study Torah and the other books of the Bible, and knowledge of Hebrew is …