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.
We have a block of tickets to see the Phillies vs. the Nationals at 1:35 pm on the first Sunday in July!
Contact Mike Perlmutter at visbymike@yahoo.com for tickets.
Friends and family are welcome!
Summer Mussar will be taking place for the eighth consecutive year at Or Hadash. These biweekly sessions are intended to be both maintenance for ongoing Mussar students as well as an introduction to Mussar for new students. This summer we will again be studying Alan Morinis’ “With Heart in Mind,” a book which describes many methods for changing our behavior to reflect a more mindful consideration of others. For those who wish to read ahead, we will start with Chapter 19 where we left off last summer and cover two chapters each class.
5779 High Holidays at Or Hadash
Erev Rosh Hashanah Sunday, September 9
Rosh Hashanah Monday, September 10 / Tuesday, September 11
Kol Nidre Wednesday, September 18
Yom Kippur is Thursday, September 19
For last year's complete schedule of services, educational opportunities and family based events at Or Hadash (this year's are not available until mid-July but will be very similar except that Kol Nidre starts at 6:30 pm), click "Read More." To purchase tickets for this year, 5779/2018, please click "ReadMore" and then on the appropriate attachment on that page or call the office at 215-283-0276. Please check back after July 20th for this year's schedules and parking instructions, click on "attachments" on the bottom of the page you are directed to.
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