The Ad Olam Mishpacha!

2017 Ad Olam High Holy Days Schedule

Come share the spirit & wisdom of Rosh Hashanah
and Yom Kippur with Ad Olam.
These holy-days are a time of prayer,
music, reflection and learning,
a time when the veils between the worlds thins,
a time of return and healing.
Join us in our intention to realign our connection
to our-self and to one another.

The services are Renewal,
and inclusive in orientation, 
yet draw from traditional and mystical and contemporary sources.
We invite new interpretations,
spontaneous expressions,
and powerful music to awaken the deeper truths
and the will to carry them into our actions in the new year.

Most of the service is in English
and is accessible and meaningful for all 
whatever your religious background or secular views.

All are welcome to come to any or all of the services.
All are invited to participate and learn. 

No one will be turned away for lack of funds.

Please donate 

 

New Years - Rosh Hashanah  - Evening Service
  Wednesday September 20^th

Unity of the Valley Church
3912 Dillard Rd - 39th & Hilyard

Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 PM
Kiddush & Motzi. . . . . . . 9:30 PM

 ********************************************************************

 New Years - Rosh Hashanah Morning Gathering and Tashlich
   Thursday Sept. 21^st 

Unity of the Valley Church
3912 Dillard Rd - 39th & Hilyard

11 am - 2:00 pm

Morning Service (the essence). . . . 11:00  AM
*Tashlich   .  . . . . . . . . . .  . .      Noon
Potluck Lunch . . . .  . . . . .12;30 pm
Song Circle . . . . .  . . . . . . . 1:00 PM

 

******************************************************************

******************************************************************

Day of Atonement - Yom Kippur  -  Kol Nidre - Evening Service -
  Friday September 29

Unity of the Valley Church
3912 Dillard Rd - 39th & Hilyard

Evening Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  7:00 PM
     Kol Nidre Cello special guest Youme Danziger (cello)
      Kol Nidre (with Lay Cantor Beth Miriam Rose)

 ********************************************************************

Yom Kippur Day
Saturday Sept. 30^th

Unity of the Valley Church
3912 Dillard Rd - 39th & Hilyard

****(Conclusion - location t.b.a.)

 Morning Service. . . . . . . .. . . . . . 10:30 AM
     Led by Jordan Michels and Emily Fox
     Featured Music by by Emily Fox

Afternoon Play-Shop (click below for details)
     Self-Reflection Through Free-Flowing Art with Tzila Cohen . . . . . . . 12:45 - 2:10 pm
     Dreaming in the New Year with Gary Reiss LCSC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:20 - 3:45 pm

Yizkor (Memorial) Service   . . . . . 4:00 pm
     Led by Rob Tobias

************************************

Yom Kippur Conclusion
     ****Location TBA (sat. evening)****

Neilah Service*- Closing the Gates  .  . . . . . 6:15 PM
     This Service will be a sweet, mostly musical in home service and will be followed by a brief Havdalah Service (end of the Sabbath)**

Break-the-fast – Potluck ** . . . . . . . . . . . .   7:15 PM
     **Yom Kippur is traditionally a day of fasting. We end the day with a ritual sharing of food.
         Please bring a “Biblically Kosher” dish to share (no pork or shellfish).
        Labels with ingredients are helpful for the diverse needs of our community.

High Holy Day Services with the AD OLAM MISHPACHA ~ Dates and Times

Rosh Hashanah        Wednesday & Thursday, Sept. 4 & 5
      Rabbi Pamela Frydman with Ad Olam
*All Services at (except as marked) will be held at
Unity of the Valley (Corner of 39th & Dilliard) in Eugene

   Evening Service                WEDNESDAY, Sept. 4
     Meditation and Music. . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00p
     Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30p
     Kiddush & Motzi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:30p

   Morning Service                THURSDAY, Sept. 5
     Meditation and Music. . . . . . . . . . . 10:00a
     Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:30a

    *Tashlichin & Song Circle. . . . . . . . . 1:30p
The ritual of casting of bread into the water, including songs, and prayer, has become one of the most meaningful occasions in our Ad Olam Holy Days. A song circle wll follow lunch. Come if you can. BYO picnic or share. Location to be announced.

Yom Kippur            Friday & Saturday,  Sept. 13 & 14
     Rabbi Hanan Sills & Ad Olam

   Evening (Kol Nidre) Service    FRIDAY, Sept. 13
     Meditation & Music   (note earlier)   6:30p
     Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00p

   Morning Service    THURSDAY, Sept. 14
     Meditation and Music. . . . . . . . . . . 10:00a
     Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:30a

   Afternoon Play-Shops  (pg. 4) 1:45 & 3:55p
   Yizkor (Memorial) Service . . . . . . . . . 4:00p
Rob will be leading in this healing service. If you would like us to read the names of any loved ones who have passed on, write their names on the mail-back card.  If you prefer, you are welcome to call out their names yourself.

*Yom Kippur Conclusion           
    at the Home of Jordan & Susi
    *Neilah Service*- Closing the Gates   6:15 pm
    *Break-the-fast – Potluck. . . . . . . .7:15 pm

Yom Kippur is traditionally a day of fasting. We end the day with a ritual sharing of food. Please bring a “Biblically Kosher” dish to share (no pork or shellfish). Labels with ingredients are helpful for the diverse needs of our community.

For more info:
https://www.facebook.com/AdOlam
https://www.adolam.org/

Shmuel Shalom offering High Holy Day workshops Thurs., Sept. 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2012

Hello Everyone,

I hope you are all doing well.  We are halfway through Elul and only a few weeks away from the High Holy Days.  The High Holy Days are a 3 week (22 days) period starting with Rosh haShannah (which can be translated as the beginning of change) and is a time of change.  The weather is starting to feel cooler.  The days are noticeably shorter.  The leaves are beginning to change.  It is the time to plant who you want to be, and what you want to be doing at this time next year.  We start the change on Rosh haShannah.

Actually we start preparing during the month we are in:  Elul.  When I was in Jerusalem, I would always hear during this month that the king, who is normally not accessible in his castle, during Elul, is in the fields with us.  The king is a metaphor for god.  In other words, this is the best time to sit down and have a talk with god.  what do you want and what does god want and how can god help you get to where you are going?

When you have that figured out, you can look and see what you need to change in your life to get there.  On Yom Kippor, you will have the chance to ask god to help you with those changes.

But don't think that the High Holy Days end there.  No, the continue with Succot, a week long festival that we are required to be happy - if we aren't, we have not fulfilled the mitzvah!

Want to know more about this 3 week period that has more holy days than mundane days?  I am leading a series of workshops to help understand and work with these holy days.  It will be happening over the next 4 Thursdays starting at 7 or 7:30pm (depending on when people can get to my house).  Give me a call at 541-514-2571 if you are interested.  The cost is $15.

Other classes and events coming up...

TBI has invited me to teach my Shma meditation class on Thurs Oct 25 from 7pm-8:30.  TBI has not told me how much the classes will cost.

I also plan on starting a class on kabballah in October.  It will be based on the book by Aryeh Kaplan:  Inner Space.  I might do this online.  Let me know if you would prefer it that way.

And this Sunday, Sep 9, from 4-6pm, we will be having a kosher wine and cheese tasting at Market of Choice on Willamette and 29th.  The perfect time to try some good kosher wines before you buy them to drink on Rosh haShannah and Succot.

Well, that is about it for the moment.  I look forward to hearing/seeing you soon.  Many blessings,
Shmuel Shalom

Rosh HaShanah with the Ad Olam Community!

 

       

We gathered after Erev Rosh Hashanah services for a nice kiddush, great challah and of course, apples and honey!  Plus we were treated to a new niggun by Rabbi Hanan which he shared on his portable little laptop piano keyboard while we all joined in!

If you have photos from any of the Ad Olam gatherings, email them to
lisa-adolam@spiritpathnow.com and I'll get them posted for you!

See you on Friday night and Saturday for Yom Kippur services
and the four Yom Kippur afternoon Play-shops.

__________

Yom Kippur Afternoon PlayShops 1:30 - 4:00 pm

Said Rabbi Shimon ben Gamliel
"There were no days as festive as Yom Kippur afternoon"

In this spirit the afternoon theme will be meditation, song and process.
There will be two sessions. Each will have a choice of two offerings.  

Session 1 - 1:45 - 2:45

Singing Alive with Rob Tobias
Participatory singing and moving together.
Multi part songs that awaken us at our core, moving us into the New Year.
We sing blessings, We sing renewal.

Open Heart Meditaton with Valerie Keartes
Connect with and feel your spiritual heart - Your connection with Source
Feel the Love and the Light of the Divine within
and experience more calm, peace, and joy in your daily life.

Session 2 2:55 - 3:55  

Finding Your Direction for the Coming Year
with Gary Reiss PhD & Annie Greenberg
Yom Kippur is a time to let go of the past year,
and find our direction for the coming year.
It is a turning point to be conscious of.
Walking a spiritual path involves knowing and following that direction.
Through experiential exercises, we will find our path as an individual
and group for the coming year.

Chanting Into At-one-ment with Lisa Kaye
Sacred chant is a transformative journey.
It is about hearing with the 'inner' ear.
We step into a conscious awareness that we are One,
and that our connection to God is present in every moment.
____________________________________________________

See you at Yom Kippur service!
Click here for Yom Kippur services times and locations
Download High Holy Day Mail Back Form

All are welcome to participate in our services. We do not charge or sell tickets, but rather request a tax deductible $25 -$50 donation per adult for each of the four main services (2 morning and two evening), or an appropriate amount based on your financial situation.

High Holy Day Letter from the President - Jordan

Often we get wrapped up in the drama of life and the myriad of details involved in managing our “selves” and our “relationships.” But “managing” is not living. Currently, while wrapped up in the details of this year’s High Holy Day preparations I had a moment of sanity. I seized this opportunity to meditate upon what these Holy Days mean to me. In the quiet breeze of sanity I heard the word “unwrapping.”

Stories are a human invention. In fact, they are what make us human. They are linguistic maps with which we endeavor to describe some aspect of reality. The most essential stories illuminate the most important question, “Why are we here?”  And its very utilitarian corollary, “What should we do about it?”

The material with which we wrap our selves up is stories. They are used to control us, sometimes by ourselves, sometime by others stories direct our life energy. All of our feelings are filtered and interpreted through our stories. All of our passions are channeled through our stories.

Stories are essential to humanness, but when we are too wrapped up we are as characters in a play stuck in the same scenes with the same pathos ad nauseum. The clear view to our core being has becomes obstructed so no one know who we are, certainly not ourselves.

It is said that at this holy season the veils between the worlds thins. The material with which we are wrapped is perhaps more fragile than usual providing an opportune time for our “turning” into something new, and hopefully more authentic.

The High Holy Days at their core are a process in which we can unwrap the layers of story surrounding our heart. Some stories may be conscious, some unconscious, some seem wise and true, some seem obsolete and foolish. But, all must be unraveled, for like a tangled ball of twine we have become all knotted up inside.

Once unwrapped, we take a hard look at the naked heart. What we see may fill us with awe and fear, joy and sadness; for these are the substances that flow through the heart’s very chambers. And if we look deeply enough we might catch a glimpse of the unspeakable, the indescribable wonder that is the source of it ceaseless beating.

There is sadness in this tearing off. It is no coincidence that the word to tear and the word tear (the water of crying) are the same word. And once the wrapping is removed we may experience feelings too intense or painful for an individual to bear. Thus, we do it together because no matter how isolated and alone we feel the truth is that everything we feel others have also experienced.

We paradoxically stand alone in community. It is only at this point can we begin the process of consciously re-wrapping our heart with the living truth. We call it a holiday. And why not. Isn’t that what we do on holidays unwrap presents given to us and wrap presents up to offer another?

With these thoughts, I look forward to seeing all my friends old and still unmet this season.

L’Shanah Tova  (for a good year), Jordan

Jewish Songs of the Spirit with Beth Miriam Rose, MA

Melodies for The Days of Awe & The Broken-Open Heart

When:  Wednesday Sept. 7, Thursday Sept. 15, Wednesday Sept. 21,  2011 
        ~  7pm to 8:30pm

Where:  Temple Beth Israel, 29th & University, Eugene, OR    

Cost:  $8.00 per evening for  "members" of TBI or Ad Olam,
            $10.00 non-members.  No one turned away!

                   Registration/payment deadline: Sept. 5;  Drop-ins welcome

Register

Join us in singing beautiful, traditional and contemporary Jewish melodies, prayers and rounds filled with the heart and meaning of the High Holy Days.  

All are welcome. No experience or knowledge of Hebrew required.  Bring your voices and a willing heart.  

For more info please contact Beth at:  541 510-7063  or  bethr@efn.org

 A lover of the beauty and the healing power of Jewish music, Beth Miriam Rose has been singing, performing, composing, and/or teaching Jewish Music for several years at Temple Beth Israel, Ad Olam, Eugene's Interfaith Services, private weddings and bnai mitzvot, and other spiritual and community venues.

Co-Sponsored by Temple Beth Israel Community Education Program,
Kohennet Lotus Music and Ad Olam - Synagogue Without Walls

Beth Miriam Rose, MA
Rose Lotus Healing Arts
Counseling & Consulting/Tarot
Kohennet Lotus Music/ Jewish Songs of the Spirit

541-342-7191,  541-510-7063 (cell)

https://www.hwbguild.com/directory/spiritual_healing_music

https://www.hwbguild.com/directory/counseling

roseandsax.com

bethmiriamrose.com

Kol Zimra - Jewish Sacred Chant Circle - Yom Kippur Offering

Come Chant In At-one-ment...

Yom Kippur afternoon playshop
Satuday, October 8, 2011
Session 2   2:55 - 3:55 

Sacred Chant is not about what our voices 'sound' like.  It is about hearing with the 'inner' ear.  If you are looking for a new way to enter into a deep relationship with sacred Jewish texts and prayers then chanting may be just for you!  Sinking into the tones and kavanah of a chant can open us to a new awareness of our connection to God that is powerful, joy-filled and transformative.  Reb Zalman speaks of niggunim and chant as forming "a Mikveh of sound to immerse oneself in."

Through the deep vibrations and repetitive sounds of ancient sacred words chant takes us on an inward journey through the gates of prayer and into a deep nurturing silence between the chants.  We step into a conscious awareness that we are One, that our breath is One, that our voice is One, and that our connection to God is present in every moment.  Come add your voice to building this mishkan of sacred chant.     

__________

Is Chanting Jewish?

According to Aleph, the Alliance for Jewish Renewal, many people "do not know that meditation, dance, chant, and mysticism have been present in Judaism throughout the ages and not, as some mistakenly believe, patched on to Judaism from other cultures or made up out of whole cloth.  Sadly, some of our authentic, time-honored beliefs and practices have been lost to assimilation, leaving many contemporary Jews largely unaware of them. This is a major reason why so many spiritually sensitive Jews have sought spiritual expression in other faith traditions. It is an important part of ALEPH's mission to make the "hidden" treasures of Judaism known and accessible to these seekers."

"To be able to pray is to know how to stand still and dwell on a word.  This is how some worshippers of that past would act:  'They would repeat the same word many times, because they loved and cherished it so much that they could not part from it.'"
           R.Tzvi Elimelekh of Dynov, quoted by A.J. Heschel

Lisa Kaye has been leading Jewish Renewal chant circles for the past two years.  She graduated from Rabbi Shefa Gold's two year Kol Zimra chant leader program in 2009.  Kol Zimra is in its 8th year of training rabbis, cantors and lay leaders in Jewish Renewal chant.

For more info on chant visit www.RabbiShefaGold.com

_______________________

More details about other Yom Kippur Afternoon Playshops from will be posted later. 
Subscribe to the Ad Olam updates for all the details.

1:45 - 2:45  ~  Session 1 (two choices)
   Rob Tobias, Singing Alive
   Valerie Keartes, Open Heart Meditation
2:55 - 3:55  ~  Session 2 (two choices)
   Gary Reiss PhD & Annie Greenberg, Your Deepest Calling
   Lisa Kaye, Kol Zimra Sacred Chant

High Holiday message from Rabbi Hanan 2009

A Message From Rabbi Hanan

In the wind we hear the whispering of Mother Earth.
She is telling us her secrets.
Most of us don't take the time to listen.
- Ana, at 11-

Nature fulfills herself, brings ripeness from the seed, and completes what she begins. So it is in the cycle of the year that the cycle of our lives is revealed. Life comes around full circle. In the end is the beginning.

Alongside the lingering warmth of late summer and the cool nights' hint of fall is an awareness of passing beauty. In the memory of spring and summer days past, we are reminded that the morning of life is over and the evening has begun.

Autumn ripening helps us to face the truth that everything is passing, as the last bloom in the fading winter garden.

As the sun begins its decent, we are called upon to spend more time contacting our inner selves. And for those of us who are elders & approaching the winter of our lives, this is the time to break the addiction to rushing and conquering & "commodity time" rather than where the promptings of our inner life are leading us.

So our tradition's "Earth Wisdom" rituals beginning 7 weeks before the Days of Awe with Tisha B' Av, with "the mournful collapse of a house"... continuing through Elul and it daily Shofar's call to introspection & consciousness... then on into the 7th. month through the 10 days of awe & "turning"--- concluding with the harvest of Sukkot & the "joyful collapse of a house."

Our souls are dancing this dance,
and the journey will nourish us
if we are awakened to its meaning.

Rabbi Hanan Sills

Welcome to Ad-Olam

Rabbi Hanan & Friends at Unity of the Valley
Come share the spirit & wisdom
of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

These holy-days are a time of prayer, music, reflection and learning,
a time when the veils between the worlds thins.
The services are liberal, renewal, feminist, and inclusive in orientation,
yet draw from traditional and mystical sources.
All are welcome to come to any or all of the services.

2011  HIGH HOLY DAYS
(click underlined links for services schedule details) 

Rosh Hashanah - The Jewish New Year
         Wednesday - September 28 evening
         Thursday - September 29 morning

Yom Kippur - The Day of Atonement
         Friday - October 7 evening
         Saturday - October 8 all day

 Download High-holy-day-mail-back-form

 

The High Holy Day Coordinators & Music Makers

These Holy Days are being coordinated by Rabbi Hanan, Jordan Michels, Rob Tobias, and Beth Miriam Rose. Beth and Rob are also are featured muscians this year. Rabbi Hanan will be present at most of the services leading and joining in song, chant, prayer and teachings. Thank you Valerie Keartes for taking on much of the logistics.

In addition music is being offered by: Youme Danziger, Emily Fox, Chico Schwall,  Debbie Sugarman.

Lisa Kaye will be offering sacred chant and Barry Nobel guiding us in meditation. Jordan and company will offer some theatracal stories.

And please be sure to check out the names of our other brothers and sisters  who will be joining us for the Yomim Noraim (these Days of Awe) on the Thank You handout at services.

We thank those who bring so much spirit to our Hevre (our extended family):

Rob's new High Holy Day song with the words of Rumi

What You Really Love - Rob Tobias

Click link above for a taste of what's to come!!!

Donations

Download High Holy Day Mail Back Form

All are welcome to participate in our services. We do not charge or sell tickets, but rather request a tax deductible $25 -$50 donation per adult for each of the four main services (2 morning and two evening), or an appropriate amount based on your financial situation.

To avoid dealing with money during the High Holy Days a mail back card and envelope are enclosed. Donations can also be made at the door. Make checks out to Ad-Olam. All money goes to support the work of Ad-Olam. Our combined collaborative efforts make these services possible.

We need volunteers for this and other events throughout the year. Let us know what your interest and talents are on the mail back form. This is especially important if you are unable to contribute financially.

Other ways of giving can be found our our support page.

Childcare

Regretfully official childcare is not provided. Parents are asked to share co-oping childcare during High Holy Day services. Snacks and juice will be provided and a room at Unity will be available for use by parents.

 

High Holiday messesge from Rabbi Hanan 2011

High Holiday Letter from the President - Jordan

Download High Holy Days Flyer    
         Please print and post

 

Support Opportunities for Ad Olam in 2010

The 2010 High Holidays are over...

We appreciate the support and donations.If you have not donated or would like to make a tax deductible contribution you can mail a check to Ad Olam, PO Box 5701, Eugene, 97405.

Fresh Planet is a new business that delivers organic food to your doorstep once a week.  It is the creation of our friend David Kamrat. He has generously offered to donate approximately 3% of orders to Ad Olam at no cost to you through 2010. Just contact him before ordering at david (at) planetverde.net , and tell him you wish to participate in the Ad Olam program. You can look at the Fresh Planet website at Fresh.planetverde.net . 

eScrip is another effortless and safe way to support Ad Olam. Every time you shop at Market of Choice, Safeway, and Office Max a percentage comes back to Ad Olam without cost to you. Register your credit cards at https://escrip.com. There are also many online shopping opportunities but you must go through the eSrcip portal to get credit.
~~~~~

2010 High Holy Day Services At Ad Olam

9/17 & 18  2010
YOM KIPPUR with AD OLAM -
SYNAGOGUE WITHOUT WALLS
HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES
with Rabbi Hanan Sills and Friends
at UNITY OF THE VALLEY
(Corner of Hilyard and 39th)

Friday Sept. 17, 2010 — Evening Service  
Meditation & Music   6:30 pm  
Service    7:00 pm

Saturday. Sept. 18th, 2010 — Morning Service  
Meditation & Music  10:00 am 
Service  10:30 am
 
Yom Kippur Afternoon Happenings –
Saturday Sept 18th
Said Rabbi Shimon ben Gamliel “There were no days as festive as Yom Kippur afternoon.” In this spirit we offer a very  special afternoon of happenings.

Session One ………1:45 – 2:45 pm

Yom Kippur Dreaming (Gary Reiss, Annie Greenburg)  A time to share and work with the dreams, dream-like experiences and visions we have had around themes of the holidays

Singing Alive (Rob Tobias)  Participatory singing and moving together.  Multi part songs that awaken us at our core, moving us into the new year.

Session Two  …...…2:55 –  3:55 pm  

Yom Kippur Movement (Penny Salas)  Let's  put all our “think, feel, pray” energy of looking pastward and forward into physical expression through movement.

Mindfulness Meditation (Barry Nobel)   Mindfulness – the art of being more fully present – enriches the practices of teshuvah (return/repentance), tefillah (prayer), and tzedakah (charity/justice).

Memorial Service (Yizkor)   4:00-5:00 pm

Donations:
All are welcome to participate in our services. We do not charge or sell tickets, but rather request a tax deductible $25 or more donation per adult for each of the four main services (2 morning and two evening), or an appropriate amount based on your financial situation. Donations can also be made at the door. Make checks out to Ad-Olam. All money goes to support the work of Ad-Olam and our combined collaborative efforts make these services possible.

We need volunteers for this and other events throughout the year. Let us know what your interest and talents are on the mail back form. This is especially important if you are unable to contribute financially. 
 
Ad-Olam — Synagogue Without Walls
P.O. Box 5701, Eugene, OR 97405   
Rabbi Hanan: 541-344-7945   
www.adolam.org

You can also contact Rob Tobias with questions.  rob@robtobias.com   541-343-0595
~~~~~

2010 Jewish Songs of the Spirit w/ Beth Rose

Jewish Songs of the Spirit in the Park !!
Tuesday evenings, September 7 & 14, 2010
7pm to 8:30pm
Friendly Park at corner of W. 27th Ave and Monroe
Sliding Scale Donation $5-$15.00 (no one turned away)

Focus on High Holy Day Music with Beth Miriam Rose, MA
Friendly Park at corner of W. 27th Ave and Monroe
(If poor weather, we will meet at Beth's house next door to the park at  720 W. 27th Ave.)

Join us in singing beautiful, traditional and contemporary Jewish melodies
and rounds with voice opening guidance in a peaceful park setting(weather
permitting) with a special focus on High Holy Day Music. 

All are welcome. No experience or knowledge of Hebrew required. Chairs will be provided;
bring a sweater.

For more info please contact Beth Miriam Rose at 541 510 7063 or
bethr (at) efn.org

A lover of the beauty and the healing power of Jewish music, Beth Miriam
Rose has been singing, performing, composing, and/or teaching Jewish Music
for several years at Ad Olam,Temple Beth Israel, Eugene's Interfaith
Services and other community venues.

Co-Sponsored by TBI Community Education Program, Kohennet Lotus Music and
Ad Olam-Synagogue Without Walls
~~~~~

2010 Upcoming 2010 High Holy Day Info

The Ad Olam newsletter is in the mail. If you don’t get it next week reply and I will resend it to you. I will also post the full High Holy Day service schedule next week. We look forward to seeing all of you there.

Also, Geoff Cohen / Schmuel Shalom will be offering some High Holy Day preparation classes. Click here to download their flyer.

Jordan Michels
President
8/26/10