Shalom aleychem Beth Shalom. I'm just posting to try and locate the owners of these two items. They were both left at the Ship Ashore after our Chanukah Pot Luck party this month.
The first item is a colorful ceramic Chanukah Menorah decorated with the words "hope, joy, peace, love, health laughter, happiness, serenity and celebrate."
The second item is a white ceramic plate.
Please contact us to claim these items and we will arrange to return them.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Parshah Vayechi Torah Study Jan. 1
We will be meeting at the synagogue at 956 J Street in Crescent City on Saturday January 2nd at 10 a.m. to read and discuss Parshah Vayechi (Genesis 47:28 - 50:26).
This parshah marks the completion of the story of Jacob and his family's lives in Egypt as well as the end of the book of Genesis.
This parshah marks the completion of the story of Jacob and his family's lives in Egypt as well as the end of the book of Genesis.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Parshah Vayigash Torah Study Dec. 26
We will be meeting at the classroom in Fort Dick this Saturday to read and discuss parshah Vayigash (Genesis 44:18 - 47:27) this Saturday, December 26 as we continue the saga of Joseph's life in Egypt and the continuing trials of his family and how they came down from Canaan to reside in the land of Goshen.
Rabbi Scharnberg is on sabbatical hiking through the Andes in Patagonia and with H-shem's great love will return to join us again in mid February.
Following the Torah study, we will have a 30 min beginner's Introduction to the Hebrew Aleph Bet.
Shavua tov and I hope to see everyone there.
Rabbi Scharnberg is on sabbatical hiking through the Andes in Patagonia and with H-shem's great love will return to join us again in mid February.
Following the Torah study, we will have a 30 min beginner's Introduction to the Hebrew Aleph Bet.
Shavua tov and I hope to see everyone there.
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