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Illustration of a person beside three burning candles with smoke on a blue background.
OJO Candle lighting

שָׁלוֹם

 Virtually lighting our Shabbat Candles this Friday evening. Click the link below.

Zoom Candle Lighting

 Rabbi Miriam Burg has also reached out to us to see how we were faring.  She mentioned that all the schools are closed in Maryland so her family is dealing with that.  As you know, Miriam's husband Daniel is the Rabbi of Beth Am Synagogue.  Miriam mentioned that for their Shabbat morning services, only 10 people will sit in the sanctuary and the rest will participate via a web connection.  



 For those of you who would like to participate as well, click the link below to their services:    

Virtual Shabbat Morning Service

The Inter-Island Chevra Kadisha Series The Chevra Kadisha

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From Rabbi Janet Madden

 

Pandemic 

by Lynn Ungar 3/11/2020

What if you thought of it 

as the Jews consider the Sabbath- 

the most sacred of times? 

Cease from travel. 

Cease from buying and selling. 

Give up, just for now, on trying to make the world 

different than it is. 

Sing. Pray. Touch only those 

to whom you commit your life. 

Center down. 

And when your body has become still, 

reach out with your heart. 

Know that we are connected 

in ways that are terrifying and beautiful. 

(You could hardly deny it now.) 

Know that our lives 

are in one another's hands. 

(Surely, that has come clear.) 

Do not reach out your hands. 

Reach out your heart. Reach out your words. 

Reach out all the tendrils 

of compassion that move, invisibly, 

where we cannot touch. 

Promise this world your love-- 

for better or for worse, 

in sickness and in health, 

so long as we all shall live.

Learning

Thursday  October 1, 2020 7:30 PM  via zoom

Professor Robert J. Littman University of Hawaii

The Rosetta Stone and Tell Timai


Thursday November 12, 2020 7:30 PM  via zoom

Bettina Joy de Guzman

The Ancient Muse-

(Performance and Lecture on ancient Egyptian and Greek music)

For preview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp_sXJorZWI


Thursday February 18, 2021 zoom? Or live?

Professor Eric Cline, George Washington University

1177 BC: The Year Civilization Collapsed


Thursday March 11, 2021 zoom? Or live?

Dr. Kiersten Neumann, Curator and Research Associate at the Oriental 

Institute, University of Chicago

Myth and Magic in Ancient Mesopotamia

  

‘A‘OHE HANA NUI KE ALU ‘IA

No task is too big when done together by all


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