Sunday, May 3, 2020
9:45*-10:40 AM
SPECIAL LIVE T’FILAH AND SHIRA with Cantor Eschler and Ben
*This includes time for admission to Zoom call from waiting room.
Check email for Zoom link from Machane TBA and your child’s teacher.
Kehillah (Community)
Greetings from L’mala Supervisor Mrs. Goodman and L’mata Supervisor Elaine Prigal.
Happy April Birthdays to Nina, Avery, Chase, Lila, Ivy, Rachel, Abby, Matthew, Jake, Samantha, Brenden, Kevin, Noah, Brody, Zev, Maya, Casey, Justin, Alon, Jordyn, Mason and Brendan!
LIVE T’filah (Prayer) and Shira (Music)
9:45*-10:40 AM
SPECIAL LIVE T’FILAH AND SHIRA
with Cantor Eschler and Ben
*This includes time for admission to the Zoom call from the waiting room.
Check email for Zoom link from Machane TBA and your child’s teacher.
Shira (Music)
One Day (Matisyahu by Ben P.) is a song about optimism, believing that good things will happen to people around the world!
Get up and dance and sing to Hope by Fountainheads!
Brand new Maccabeats Yom Ha’atzmaut video
Six13 – Celebrate! Join us to dance and rejoice!
Six13 – Sababa! NYC Parade Celebration continues!
Ivrit (Hebrew)
Birkhat Hamazon, blessing after a meal.
Do you know why we say the blessing after we eat a meal?
Do you know why we say the blessing after we eat a meal?
Here are the words in Hebrew being sung. Can you sing along?
Shiur (Jewish Studies)
This week’s Torah portion, Parsha Kedoshim, explains that we should love each other as ourselves.
In this week’s Torah portion, Kedoshim, the Israelites are commanded to reflect on their own behavior and to be holy. In fact, God commands the entire nation of Israelites to be holy – not just the rich, or the priests, but all the regular people too. If it sounds like a huge responsibility, you are right!
How do you become holy? We learn that holiness can be achieved by paying our workers on time, being kind to the earth, being honest and fair in our business practices, and, the two biggies: loving our neighbors, and the stranger, as ourselves.
Now more than ever, it is important to behave respectfully, with dignity and kindness. None of us are perfect, and we all make mistakes. God also commands us to forgive ourselves a little when we fall short, so that we can love ourselves enough to try again. Each day is an opportunity to add holiness, or light, to the world.
How can you be holy today?
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