Shavua tov – a good new week to you!

This week our Zoom offerings include Rabbinic Drop-In Hour (1pm Mondays), Omer Discussion Group with Jen Burt (5pm Tuesdays – in Jen’s Zoom room), Pirkei Avot  (2pm Thursdays with Rabbi David Markus, in TBE’s Zoom room), Friday Morning Meditation (9am Fridays), a new Psalm-Writing Weekly Workshop (1pm Fridays, for members of CBI and TBE together), and Shabbat Morning Services (9:30am Saturdays), all (except the Omer group and the Pirkei Avot class) in the CBI Zoom room with the usual password. (For password and login information, email the office.)


 

Join us for Shabbat services on Zoom at 9:30am on Saturday morning led by Rabbi Rachel. This week we’re reading from parashat Acharei Mot-Kedoshim. If you’d like to read some commentaries on this week’s parsha, here are a few:

Here’s commentary from Steve Silbert, Rabbi Rachel, and Rabbi Ben Newmn at Builders Blog, a project of Bayit: Building Jewish:

And here are commentaries from the URJ:

Hope to see you at one of CBI’s Zoom offerings (again, for Zoom link and password, contact the office.)

Shavua tov — a good new week to you!

Apologies for the fact that we haven’t sent out these emails since Purim. The last six weeks have been a bit overwhelming, in ways I trust y’all understand. I’ll do my best to return to this practice now.

Join us for Shabbat services on Zoom at 9:30am on Saturday morning led by Rabbi Pam Wax. This week we’re reading from parashat Tazria-M’tzora. If you’d like to read some commentaries on this week’s parsha, here are a few:

Here’s commentary from Steve Silbert, R’ Evan Krame, and R’ Mike Moskowitz at Builders Blog, a project of Bayit: Building Jewish:

And here are commentaries from the URJ:

Hope to see you at one of CBI’s Zoom offerings (for Zoom link and password, contact the office.)

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This week’s digital offerings have just been emailed out to our mailing list: login info and password for today’s Rabbinic Drop-In Hour, tomorrow’s Omer discussion with Jen Burt, Wednesday’s Yizkor service, Thursday’s Pirkei Avot class with Rabbi David Markus, and Friday’s morning meditation, psalm-writing class, and Kabbalat Shabbat services with Rabbi Rachel.

The login and password info will NOT be posted on Facebook or this blog, so the only way to get it is by joining our email list. If you’re not on that list and want to be, please email the office at cbinadams at gmail dot com.

Stay safe, everyone.

Shavua tov — a good new week to you!

Join us for Shabbat services at 9:30am on Saturday morning led by Rabbi Rachel. This week we’re reading from parashat Tetzaveh. If you’d like to read some commentaries on this week’s parsha, here are a few:

Here’s commentary from Steve Silbert and Rabbi Mike Moskowitz at Builders Blog, a project of Bayit: Building Jewish:

And here are commentaries from the URJ:

Hope to see you soon at CBI. Save the date and join us at 6pm on Monday March 9 for Purim!

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Shavua tov — a good new week to you! And Chodesh tov — a good new month to you; the new lunar month of Adar begins tonight at sundown, which means it’s two weeks until Purim!

Join us for Shabbat services at 9:30am on Saturday morning led by Rabbi Rachel. This week we’re reading from parashat Terumah. If you’d like to read some commentaries on this week’s parsha, here are a few:

Here’s commentary from Steve Silbert and Rabbi David Markus at Builders Blog, a project of Bayit: Building Jewish:

And here are commentaries from the URJ:

Hope to see you soon at CBI. Save the date and join us at 6pm on Monday March 9 for Purim!

Shavua tov — a good new week to you!

Join us for Shabbat services at 9:30am on Saturday morning led by Rabbi Pam Wax. This week we’re reading from parashat Mishpatim. If you’d like to read some commentaries on this week’s parsha, here are a few:

Here’s commentary from Steve Silbert and Rabbi Evan Krame at Builders Blog, a project of Bayit: Building Jewish:

And here are commentaries from the URJ:

Hope to see you soon at CBI!

Dear Congregation Beth Israel members and friends,

Shavua tov — a good new week to you!

Tree fruits representing different seasons and different “worlds.” Happy Tu BiShvat!

Join us Monday afternoon at 3:30 for our Tu BiShvat seder. (Hopefully you have already sent in your RSVP, as we’ll be setting up chairs and procuring tree fruits and nuts on Monday morning.)

And join us on Friday evening at 6pm for Kabbalat Shabbat services led by Rabbi Rachel. (And please remember that because we will have Kabbalat Shabbat services on Friday night, we won’t have Shabbat morning services on Saturday morning.) We’ll bring the week to a close with prayer and song; join us as we welcome the presence of Shabbat into our midst!

This week’s we’re reading parashat Yitro. If you’d like to read some commentaries on this week’s portion, here are a few:

Here’s commentary from Steven Green and Steve Silbert at Builders Blog, a project of Bayit: Building Jewish:

And here are commentaries from the URJ:

Hope to see you soon at CBI!

Shavua tov — a good new week to you!

Join us for Shabbat services at 9:30am on Saturday morning led by Rabbi Rachel. This week we’re reading from parashat Bo. If you’d like to read some commentaries on this week’s parsha, here are a few:

Here’s commentary from Steve Silbert and Rabbi Rachel at Builders Blog, a project of Bayit: Building Jewish:

And here are commentaries from the URJ:

Hope to see you soon at CBI!

Shavua tov — a good new week to you!

Join us for Shabbat services at 9:30am on Saturday morning led by Rabbi Pam Wax. This week we’re reading from parashat Vaera. If you’d like to read some commentaries on this week’s parsha, here are a few:

Here’s commentary from Steve Silbert and Rabbi Jennifer Singer at Builders Blog, a project of Bayit: Building Jewish:

And here are commentaries from the URJ:

Hope to see you soon at CBI!

Shavua tov — a good new week to you!

Join us for Shabbat services at 9:30am on Saturday morning led by Rabbi Rachel. And here’s a song we’ll use during Shabbat morning services — a setting of a verse from this week’s Torah portion, by Reb Irwin Keller.

This week we’re reading from parashat Vayechi. If you’d like to read some commentaries on this week’s parsha, here are a few:

Here’s commentary from Steve Silbert and Rabbi Ben Newman at Builders Blog, a project of Bayit: Building Jewish:

And here are commentaries from the URJ:

Hope to see you soon at CBI!