Yom HaShoah (holocaust memorial day)
Yom HaShoah is the day upon which we remember and mourn the six million Jews who were killed by the Nazis in the Holocaust.
During this time of social distancing, B’nai Israel has created events and compiled resources for our community to mark these important days together.
For any questions or comments please refer to netta@bnaiisraelcong.org.
Yom HaShoah begins the evening of April 7 and ends the evening of April 8
Tue, September 28 2021
22 Tishrei 5782
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announcements
Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah Service Times
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Weekly Outdoor Kiddish Has Resumed
We look forward to being together again after Shabbat morning services for outdoor Kiddish, weather permitting.
Simhat Torah Hatan Torah & Kallat Breishit Honorees are Michael Greene & Naomi Gerstenblith
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The Dr. Stuart Lessans Talmud Torah
B'nai Israel is pleased to announce the establishment of the Dr. Stuart Lessans Talmud Torah in honor of Dr. Lessans' recent endowment commitment to the future of Jewish education at B'nai Israel. Learn more.
Welcome Home
Our building has reopened as of July 1 and we have returned to in-person worship without reservation. We can't wait to see you. Learn more.
Daily and Holiday Minyanim Taking Place in Person
As we restore this important part of synagogue life, please sign-up in advance. Learn more.
Racial Justice
Check out all of the resources on our newly updated Racial Justice page. Click here for information.
New Resource Available
Our Bereavement committee recently completed a helpful and practical guide for individuals dealing with the challenges of death, dying, and bereavement. Click here to download a copy.
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Explore Our Exciting Adult Education Offerings
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weekday services
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Monday–Thursday | 7:15 AM & 8:00 PM
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Large print siddurim, assistive listening devices and page magnifiers are readily available. Our entire building and grounds are wheelchair accessible. We can provide sign language interpreters upon request and subject to availability.
