Or Hadash, a Reconstructionist congregation, is a progressive, engaging and creative community that welcomes people of all backgrounds, including interfaith families, LGBTQ individuals, as well as people of all races, ethnicities and disabilities. We strive to make Judaism meaningful through study, prayer, cultural, musical and other artistic expression. Social action and acts of tikkun olam are also important ways to engage at Or Hadash. We want all people to know that they are completely welcome and that they can quickly become an integral part of our friendly community.
Join us in the Sukkah to enjoy each other’s company, schmooze with old friends and new, try some delicious Cocktails and Mocktails including local artisan Etrog-infused vodka! Plus, we will have some yummy appetizers and finger foods!
Come join us in celebrating the end and the beginning of the Annual Torah reading cycle as we unfurl the entire Torah around the sanctuary!
We begin the Evening Festival Service at 5:00 pm with Hakafot, Torah service, and Israeli dancing. We end with ice cream for all at 6:30 pm!
The first part is Tot Shabbat at 6:00 pm followed by Dairy/Pareve Potluck Dinner at 6:30 pm. The third part is a 7:00 pm Intergenerational Family Erev Shabbat Service. Birthdays are celebrated on the bimah during services and with a cake at the oneg. Come for 1, 2, or 3 parts!
Come for as much as you'd like, it's a great night to see the warmth and ruach of Or Hadash!
Please click on the attachment below for the event flier that contains all of the information you need to know and do to join us!
LIFTING UP THE SHARDS OF TRAGEDY, FINDING THE LIGHT
Friday night Erev Shabbat service featuring the Or Hadash Makaylah choir and special performance by Auschwitz survivor Cantor David Wisnia and his grandson Avi Wisnia.
Free and Open to the Public!
Or Hadash presents an exciting and informative talk by Gil Hoffman, the Chief Political Correspondent for The Jerusalem Post.
This event is free and open to the public.
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