After saying for weeks that Nafshenu needed a final count by the beginning of March, our caterer has extended the deadline to Thursday night.

Sign up here: bit.ly/NafSEDER.

You can call me the rabbi who cried wolf

I kept posting that Nafshenu's caterers could not take more reservations for the April 2 (6-8:30pm) Passover seder after March 1. But now, they say we can add names as late as the end of the day Thursday. 

So if you haven't signed up but still want to come, please make a reservation by Thursday night, and join the two-dozen of us already signed up. The cost of the kosher meal is $70 for adults, $25 for kids. And a discretionary fund is available to help those whose budgets might be stretched too far. -- Best wishes-Rabbi David

Here's the link: bit.ly/NafSEDER.

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NAFSHENU SCHEDULE INTO JUNE

We have a schedule for services, classes and food justice events for the next 12 weeks. Here's a look ahead:

• Zoom Bible study: Every Thursday but April 2 (Passover seder), 7-8pm. Link: bit.ly/NafTorah.

• Saturday, March 21: Shabbat morning service, Prince of Peace, 10am-12:30pm. 
• Thursday, April 2: Passover Seder, Prince of Peace, 6-8:30pm. No Bible study.
• Sunday, April 12: Food Justice Sunday, 1-3pm, at Anita and Menashe’s house, making sandwiches for Cathedral Kitchen.
• Friday, April 24: Shabbat evening service and potluck dinner at Prince of Peace, 6-8:30pm.
• Tuesday, April 21: Yom HaZikaron-Yom HaAtzma'ut, Israeli Memorial Day-Independence Day, location TBA, 7-8:30pm.
• Saturday, May 2: Shabbat morning service and potluck lunch at Prince of Peace. 10am-noon. 
• Sunday, May 10: Food Justice Sunday, at Karen and Steven's house, 1-3pm, making sandwiches for Cathedral Kitchen
• Thursday, May 21: Erev Shavuot special Zoom text study, 7-9pm. Link: bit.ly/NafTorah
• Friday, May 22:  Shavuot service and Torah reading (Ten Commandments), followed by dairy dinner at Prince of Peace, 6-9pm.
• Friday, June 5: Shabbat evening service and potluck dinner at Prince of Peace, 6-8:30pm.