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Look out!
Here comes Pesach!
Learning opportunities for the run-up
to the Festival of our Freedom:
Wednesday evening, March 17th at 7:30 PM –
Review of the Halachot of Pesach with Rabbi Kanefsky
Shabbat afternoon, March 20th at 5:00 PM –
Haggadah study with Rav Yosef and Rav Leubitz at the home of
David Waghalter and Rachel Grose –
Shabbat afternoon March 27th at 5:00 PM –
Shabbat Hagadol Drasha with Rav Yosef
Monday, March 22nd from 12:00-6:30 PM: Kashering of Utensils, for BDJ members only. Please bring towels.
The deadline for returning Sale of Chametz forms is Tuesday, March 23rd.
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NEVER FORGET
GILAD SHALIT
A petition drive has been initiated by Noam Shalit, the father of Gilad Shalit, to demand Gilad’s release as a condition for the proposed US humanitarian Gaza relief funds. To learn more, please go to http://dogood.aish.com/gilad/
B’nai David Judea’s
Yom HaShoah Seder
7:00 PM
What is a Yom HaShoah Seder?
The Yom Hashoah Seder is an innovative program created by Rabbi Kanefsky, as a way to remember the events of the Shoah, absorb many of its lessons, and integrate this enormously important event into our larger Jewish consciousness. Much like the Passover Seder, the Yom HaShoah Seder is a program of storytelling, symbolic ritual acts and song, which the community participates in together, and to which it returns from year to year on Yom HaShoah.
The Yom HaShoah Seder is designed to engage mind, heart, and soul through the retelling of Shoah stories, and through engaging in symbolic rituals that are intended to capture–in a small way–the emotional experiences of those who went through the Shoah. Through these and other classically religious expressions, we open the vital, if unanswerable question as to how the events of the Shoah may be reconciled with our religious faith.
Everyone is invited to participate in this annual shul community ritual.
העוסקים בצרכי צבור באמונה
Those who faithfully attend to the needs of the community.
A special “Thank you” to the Purim Mishloach Manot Drivers;
Ablin, Anisimov, Blumofe, Chai, Cohen Debra, Dauer, Diamond, Drazin, Fax, Fink, Fishman Shana, Helperin, Rabbi Kanefsky, Kasdan, Katz, Kurtzban, Levy, Lowenstein, Lurie, Mankowitz, Mazar, Miller Carina, Newman, Schramm, Smith, Steinschriber.
TODAH RABAH!



















