Mi Shebeirach
Mi Shebeirach Request
One of the central Jewish prayers for those who are ill or recovering from illness or accidents is the Mi Shebeirach. The prayer takes its name from two words: “Mi” and “Shebeirach” meaning, “the One who blessed.” It asks that the One who blessed our ancestors bring about a complete healing for the person for whom the blessing is said. On Shabbat and Festivals we offer the Mi Shebeirach prayer for those in need of healing (physically & spiritually). The Ritual Committee will see that this blessing is said for your relative or friend on Shabbat morning.
Wed, October 23 2024
21 Tishrei 5785
Today's Calendar
Hoshana Rabah |
Kreplach Brunch : 11:30am |
Candle Lighting : 5:43pm |
Ma’ariv Services with Community Yizkor : 6:30pm |
Tomorrow's Calendar
Shmini Atzeret |
Yizkor |
Office Closed |
Shacharit Service followed by Yizkor + Oct. 7th Yahrzeit Memorial followed by Kiddush & Lunch (In Person/Livestream) : 9:30am |
Community Festive Dinner with Hafakot & Family Dancing : 5:30pm |
Candle Lighting : 6:42pm |
Friday Night
Candle Lighting : 5:40pm |
Shabbat Day
: 9:00am |
: 9:45am |
Upcoming Programs & Events
Oct 23 Kreplach Brunch Wednesday, Oct 23 11:30am |
Oct 23 Ma’ariv Services with Community Yizkor Wednesday, Oct 23 6:30pm |
Oct 24 |
Oct 24 Community Festive Dinner with Hafakot & Family Dancing Thursday, Oct 24 5:30pm |
Oct 25 Morning Services followed by Kiddush, cake and mimosas In Person/Livestream) Friday, Oct 25 9:15am |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Bereshit
Shabbat, Oct 26 |
Candle Lighting
Wednesday, Oct 23, 5:43pm |
Hoshana Rabah
Wednesday, Oct 23 |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Bereshit
Shabbat, Oct 26 |
Candle Lighting
Wednesday, Oct 23, 5:43pm |
Wed, October 23 2024 21 Tishrei 5785