Parashat Toldot, Genesis 25:1 -28:9
Leaders Hal Aqua & Carla Sciaky

Toldot Study Sheet: https://images.shulcloud.com/188/uploads/Shabbat/2021/ToldotStudySheet_11_06_2021.pdf
Shacharit Service honoring Ed  Towbin: 
https://images.shulcloud.com/188/uploads/Shabbat/2021/ShacharitServicehonoringEdTowbin_111_06_2021.pdf

November 6 is the yahrzeit of Mordecai Kaplan, z"l, founder of the Reconstructionist movement.

This musical Shabbat service will honor Rabbi Kaplan as we also remember longtime member (and avid student of Kaplan) Ed Towbin, z"l.

Risa Aqua will honor her dad's memory by leining from Parshat Toldot, and we'll engage in a lively Recon-style Torah discussion about sibling rivalry, deception, and red lentil stew.

B'nai Havurah and the family of Ed Towbin have established the Ed Towbin Fund for Reconstructionist Thought. Ed devoted much of his last decade of life to developing and sharing a liturgy centered on the energy of human connection rather than on a Divine source. This restricted fund will  further Ed's work while strengthening our community and its unique identity. Mordecai Kaplan is the founder of the Reconstructionist movement and the primary source of inspiration for Ed's work. 

Hamotzi and bracha (blessing for challah and wine/grape juice) will follow the service. 

Attendees are welcome to join us for a discussion brought to us by Chachamim (Wise Guys). More information is just below, or you may click here.

Zoom link:

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Chachamim (Wise Guys) Has Returned with a Shabbat Lunch and Discussion on November 6, following our Music Shabbat Service!
Hineini- Finding Our Selves in Transitions
Saturday, November 6, 12:00 - 1:30 pm

The deadline to reserve a lunch was a couple days ago, though all are welcome to join us for the discussion and dessert.

Chachamim (Wise Guys) promotes community and connection among adults.