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October 2022
Simchat Torah
DANCING, HAKAFOT (CIRCLING THE SHUL), SINGING, NOSHING, EVERYONE CALLED TO TORAH – INCLUDING CHILDREN -
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This service will also be in person and on Zoom. Masks are strongly recommended.
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Shabbat Services
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Members are able to attend board meetings as observers. If you wish to do so, please contact Doug Marshall at km@kolotmayimreformtemple.com
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This event will be in person and on Zoom. Masks are strongly recommended.
Find out more »December 2022
LECTURE: Elissa Bemporad – History is Not Destiny: Thoughts about the Russian War against Ukrainie
While much of the world expresses its solidarity with the Ukrainian people and their admiration for Jewish president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the general public receives little context for the country’s rich but often horrifying Jewish history. To address that imbalance Kolot Mayim Reform Temple is pleased to present the eminent scholar of Eastern European Jewish history, Professor Elissa Bemporad, for a December 4, 11 am (PST) Zoom lecture on 'History is Not Destiny: Thoughts about the Russian War against Ukraine and…
Find out more »Havdalah and Kabbalah with Rabbi Matthew Ponak
Kolot Mayim will be hosting Rabbi Matthew Ponak’s local book launch at the December 17th at the JCC at 4 pm, early Saturday evening, to be followed by Havdalah at 5pm. Rabbi Matthew Ponak's Embodied Kabbalah (with a foreword from Rabbi Arthur Green) draws from nearly 1000 years of Jewish sources to articulate a spiritual counterbalance to the New Age focus on bliss and transcendence. Judaism has always emphasized daily responsibilities, healthy relationships, and the ancient obligation to be a good person; its…
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