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Monthly Archives: 25 Nisan 5771 (April 29, 2011)
Zichrona L’Vracha
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Norma Sheinker, mother of Anita Walk. Funeral services will be held at Goldman Funeral Chapel, 174 Ferry Street Malden, on Sunday, May 1, 2011, at 1:00 p.m. followed by interment at Children of Abraham Cemetery, Lawrence MA. The family will receive visitors at the home of Anita Walk following the burial until 8 p.m., Monday and Tuesday 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. with minyan at 7 p.m. The congregation offers its condolences to Anita Walk and her family. May God comfort them in their grief among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem
Parasahat Kedoshim 5771: Martha Meets the Omer Challenge
With Passover behind us, the count is on as we look ahead to the holiday of Shavuot and the celebration surrounding the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai. To keep track of the days, each evening we thank God for the privilege of providing us with a measure of barley to sustain us as we wait for the spring wheat to harden and then harvest before summer. Kedoshim is the first Torah portion on that seven-week journey. This week we read about the Levites and what is required of them in regard to how to live a “holy” life. I recently came across an interesting passage that is a part of Rabbi Burton Vizotsky’s new book, Sage Tales, which chronicles the lives of a sage and his five students. In an effort to explain their relationships, he offers the following story from the Talmud that is quite amusing, but quite poignant in its message as we try to make sense of our own world by looking back at how the sages found meaning and purpose in a world torn upside-down when the Romans occupied Jerusalem and destroyed their sacred Temple.
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Meet Visiting Rabbi Alison Adler this Weekend
This weekend (Friday, April 29th and Saturday, April 30th) we are pleased to invite you to meet and socialize with visiting Rabbi Alison Adler. Rabbi Adler will be davening with us on Friday night. A Kiddush will follow services. She will also be with us for Saturday morning services where she will be reading, offering a d’var Torah, and leading the service. After Shabbat morning services there will be a light luncheon. Everyone is encouraged to attend one or more of these services or social events so that they can have an opportunity to meet and speak with Rabbi Adler. After you attend we hope you will let us know some of your thoughts by sending an email to search@tbabeverly.org About Rabbi Alison Adler… Rabbi Alison Adler was ordained at Hebrew College in May 2008 and has since served Congregation Mishkan Israel as Assistant Rabbi/Educator. Previously, she served as the Spiritual Leader of Congregation Shaarei Shalom in Ashland and Ritual Educator at Temple Aliyah in Needham. She also created and ran a symposium on Food, Body Image and Judaism in Philadelphia. Rabbi Adler strives to empower people of all ages to engage in Jewish study, to be moved to work … Continue reading
Notice of Congregational Meeting – Tuesday May 10 at 7:15pm
This is the official notice of the congregational meeting to be held on Tuesday May 10, 2011 at 7:15pm. The agenda of the congregational meeting will include : Discussion and congregational vote regarding the proposed amendment to our bylaws (see below) Presentation, discussion and congregation vote on the the fiscal year 2012 budget, Discussion of any other such business that may be brought before the congregation. Anyone who would like to add an item to the agenda should contact one of the officers. Please note, the May Board of Directors Meeting will take place immediately prior to the congregational meeting from 7:00 pm to 7:15 pm. As always, all congregants in good standing are welcome to attend the board meeting. Sorry, you must be registered and logged in to view this article and any associated comments.
