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Rosh Chodesh
Rosh Chodesh
Women of Beth Israel, unite! You have nothing to lose but your hunger.
On the Sunday closest to the first of every Hebrew month, the Rosh Chodesh group meets in the home of a member hostess. There we feast on knowledge brought to us by that month’s volunteer leader and on wonderful food we bring for each other. We have lively and stimulating discussions and the brunches are fantastic.
Every Beth Israel member (or wannabe) woman above Bat Mitzvah age is welcome. Contact Joyce Romoff for more information.
Fri, April 3 2020
9 Nisan 5780
Important Coronavirus Information and Schedule Changes
Note: due to the national health emergency, please check the Coronavirus Information page for updated schedule information.
Today's Calendar
| Candle Lighting : 7:11p |
| Shabbat Services with Rabbi Linda (via Zoom) : 7:30p |
Upcoming Programs & Events
Apr 3 Shabbat Services with Rabbi Linda (via Zoom) Friday, Apr 3 7:30p |
Apr 5 Support for Couples through the Pandemic with Dr. Julie Mayer (via Zoom) Sunday, Apr 5 4:00p |
Apr 5 Exploring Judaism - Jewish Prayer with Rabbi Nathan (via Zoom) Sunday, Apr 5 7:00p |
Apr 6 Evening Ma'ariv Service Monday, Apr 6 7:30p |
Apr 7 Evening Ma'ariv Service Tuesday, Apr 7 7:30p |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Tzav
Shabbat HaGadol
| Shabbat, Apr 4 |
Important Health alert
If you have early symptoms, and are looking for information about how to get tested for coronavirus, DO NOT GO TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM. As always, call 911 if you are experiencing acute shortness of breath.
As hospital emergency rooms begin to fill up with patients who suspect they may have COVID-19, the risk of picking up COVID-19 in a hospital emergency room will increase.
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has set up a
Greater Philadelphia Coronavirus Helpline at:
1-800-722-7112
This free helpline is supported by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and staffed by medical experts.
You can also call your own doctor’s office for advice.
The state, too, has set up a hotline: 1-877-PA-HEALTH.
The main thing is to avoid going to the ER to be tested for coronavirus.
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