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In-person Shabbat Services are being held again. We will be observing the approved Safety Protocols!

Upcoming Events

  1. Tue 19

    Board of Directors

    Oct 19 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
  2. Fri 22

    Shabbat Services

    Oct 22 @ 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm
  3. Sat 23

    Bar Mitzvah Adrian Vasquez

  4. Fri 29

    Shabbat Services

    Oct 29 @ 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm
  5. Sat 30

    Bat Mitzvah Sophie Goldman

  6. Mon 01

    Morocco Trip

 

 

From the Union For Reform Judaism / Reform Movement

The 2022 Jews of Color (JOC) JewV’Nation Fellowship Cohort: Apply Now!

The 2022 Jews of Color (JOC) JewV’Nation Fellowship Cohort: Apply Now! urjadmin October 7, 2021

Racial Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion
Jill Housen, Yolanda Savage-Narva, and Tamar Ghidalia
The Union for Reform Judaism’s (URJ) is now accepting applications for the 2022 Jews of Color (JOC) JewV’Nation Fellowship Cohort, the second cohort led exclusively by and for Jews of Color.

Film Review: Golden Voices

Film Review: Golden Voices urjadmin October 4, 2021

Film
A scene from the film Golden Voices - VIctor and Raya on a bus
In Evgeny Ruman’s bittersweet new film, Golden Voices, a pair of aging voice actors find their lives in upheaval after immigrating to Israel from the former Soviet Union. Victor and Raya, (Vladimir Friedman and Maria Belkin), are not only in a new land with an altogether new language, but also at a crossroads in both career and marriage.

Temporary Structure, Perpetual Joy

Temporary Structure, Perpetual Joy urjadmin October 4, 2021

Sukkot
Cantor Lauren Phillips Fogelman and family in their sukkah
Sukkot is known in Hebrew as Z’man Simchateinu – the time of our joy. It’s

The Geography of Religion: Finding My Spiritual Home in Judaism

The Geography of Religion: Finding My Spiritual Home in Judaism jstern September 29, 2021

Conversion
RJ-feature-caroline
As interested as I was in Judaism, I had assumed that becoming part of the Jewish community was not an option for me. For a long time, I thought that one could only be part of the Jewish community through Jewish ancestry or marriage to a Jewish partner.