Leading up to Simchat Torah 2024, the Hebrew anniversary of the terrible attacks of October 7th, there are many posts and online videos about why and how to dance this Simchas Torah, the first anniversary of the attacks, and in
In downtown Albany, across from the Federal Building and Park on North Pearl Street, and just down the street on Clinton Ave from the Palace Theater, and just across Broadway from the entrance to the Skyway linear park – there’s … Read the rest
...This Sukkot 5785/2024 we did an international food theme to keep variety for the many festive meals of the holiday. Our first night in the Sukkah was Italian night. We served garlic-bread, meatballs and spaghetti, minestrone soup, biscotti and more. … Read the rest
...As most synagogues do, each year we do a Yom-Kippur appeal. But unlike most synagogues our appeal isn’t for money and donations (we’re a college campus community) instead its about an annual mindset or mitzvah, a perspective emphasis, or an … Read the rest
...I read this heartfelt powerful story on Twitter on the day before Yom Kippur. This is the story and message I shared with our Yom Kippur service entering Kol Nidrei this 5785/2024. And its something I thought about much of … Read the rest
...That’s how it falls this year, 2024, Yom Kippur later in the same week as the first secular-year anniversary of October 7th. We did a Torah-Tuesday class this week exploring concepts and messages to be learned from this. We’ll try … Read the rest
...Preparing and sharing some inspiration, messages and relevance for this particular Yom Kippur 5785/2024. For past years Yom-Kippur inspiration see our Yom Kippur Collection.
OCT 7TH IN SAME WEEK AS YOM KIPPUR
That’s how it falls this year, 2024, … Read the rest
So as of Erev Rosh Hashanah 2024, the Mets will play at least one game in October.
This year (2024) all the Jewish Fall holidays are in October, you might consider them to be as the playoff season in some … Read the rest
...Rosh Hashanah 5785/2024 falls late this year. All the Jewish Fall holidays are in October this year, including Rosh Hashanah, which is always always in September.
This has foliage implications! Usually the change in foliage starts after Rosh Hashanah, sometimes … Read the rest
...We’ve been working on a special mailing to Shabbos House donors in the days leading up to Rosh Hashanah 5785/2024, and for various reasons we went with first-class postage instead of the bulk-mail rate. We took one completed package and … Read the rest
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