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Rabbi Ellen Bernstein's Nirtzah
April 1, 2024
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Rabbi Nathan Martin
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We end our Passover Seders this month at "Nirzah/The concluding step" with a wish of L'shana Haba'ah biyerushalayim (Next year in Jerusalem). In that spirit I share Rabbi Ellen's Bernstein's Nirtzah which connects to the root Shalem ‐ in Jersualem ‐ to Shalom, to peace:
We pray that Jerusalem ‐‐ the spiritual center for three great traditions ‐‐experiences the peace that its name promises. We pray that all people everywhere stand in awe of the heavens and earth and know the peace that comes from living lives of wonder. In the year to come, let us dedicate ourselves to making our cities wholesome cities, cities of peace. (Promise of the Land Haggadah, p.65)
Thu, May 9 2024
1 Iyyar 5784
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May 9 FUSE Steering Committee with Rabbi Linda (closed group) Thursday, May 9 12:00pm |
May 10 Religious Practices Committee Meeting (on Zoom) Friday, May 10 9:30am |
May 10 Tot Shabbat (In Person) Friday, May 10 5:45pm |
May 10 Shabbat Services with Rabbi Nathan (in person) Friday, May 10 7:30pm |
May 11 Shabbat Services with Rabbi Nathan (on Zoom) Shabbat, May 11 9:45am |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Kedoshim
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Thu, May 9 2024 1 Iyyar 5784