Please note that Shabbat Lunch, Shabbat afternoon Mincha, and Seudah Shelishit will all be held in the Rabbi and Rabbanit's Sukkah.
Hoshanah Rabbah at KSH: THIS Sunday at 8:00am!
Hoshanah Rabbah, the seventh day of Sukkot is a semi-holiday in its own right. Still counted among the days of Chol HaMoed, this day’s name means “the great hoshanah”. A hoshanah is a series of poems calling upon HaKadosh Barcuh Hu to rescue and redeem the Jewish people, primarily by sending rain, and was viewed by the rabbis of the Talmud as a mini-Yom Kippur. The seven Hoshanot prayers are recited in seven Hakafot around the Torah scrolls, and Sepharadic Jews also recite Selichot prayers.
Join us THIS Sunday at 8:00am for Shacharit followed by Hoshanot!
Complete Sukkot Schedule - Download and Print!
Print one for your desk, your fridge, or your pocket!
(Thank you to Alicia Meath for creating this convenient calendar! Tizki L'Mitzvot!)
Shiviti Bet Midrash: Summer Schedule - Classes Resume!
Thursday Night Class will not be taking place until further notice.
Advanced Learning Series: Los Angeles
A number of our Kehillah members expressed interest in joining our learning series despite being unable to travel to Los Angeles to attend in person.
1. IF you live outside of Los Angeles (or live in Los Angeles and plan to attend the future classes in person)
2. AND you wish to be a serious member of the new class (printing handouts, doing homework, watching the videos, etc)
3. PLEASE send a message with your email address (@gmail.com is preferred) to info@shiviti.org
So that we may add you to our Google Classroom!
Wishing you a beautiful day, Rabbi Yonatan Halevy PS Please do not join the Classroom out of curiosity as inactive members will be removed.
Mazal Tov! Community Announcements
Mazal Tov! Mazal Tov! --- KSH does not have a record of occasions and announces only what we are provided with by our members each week!
To have your joyous occasion mentioned here, kindly email info@kshsd.org the week before.
From The Rabbi's Blog - www.RabbiYoni.com
Down With Double Standards "How would you feel if a good friend, a seemingly religious Jew – wears a Kippah and Tzitzit, prays every day, eats Kosher food, observes the Shabbat, is always kind to others – sent you an invitation to his daughters wedding? You would certainly be happy and grateful, would you not? Would your reaction be different if it contained a message missionizing you to another faith?..." Click here to read more!
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