Then the candy starts flying! If you’ve never been to an aufruf (pre-wedding celebration and pronounced OOF-roof), then you won't want to miss this. We’ll be meeting in the social hall at Kings Croft Condominiums, 100 Kings Croft Drive, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034. We’ll also be on Zoom.

It starts at 9:30 a.m., led by musical director Noah Levine and (almost) rabbi David Goodman. Lunch is around noon. Please come! Click here to register and let us know you'll be attending.

Led by student rabbi David Goodman

Thursday, May 12th at 7:00 PM, virtually via Zoom

 

Giving the Land a Rest

One of the perks of being a college professor is getting a paid sabbatical, typically a year off after seven years of work. At Thursday’s weekly Torah study, we’ll look at the Torah portion called Behar (Leviticus chapter 25), which talks about giving the land a sabbatical. God tells the Israelites that they should let their fields and grape arbors lie fallow every seven years. Not only that, but they should return any land they acquire to whomever they bought it from. And they should help out any relative who falls on hard times. 

Do these practices have any application to what we could do – or should do – today? What are our best practices for healing the land and rescuing people from poverty?

We’ll be on Zoom 7-8 p.m. Thursday, and we hope you will bring yourselves – and your opinions – to our weekly discussion, led by Reb Dovid.