Temple Beth Abraham

Ulpan New Hapshire! Have you been itching to have a conversation בעברית, in Hebrew? If so, this one is for you!

Evening minyan is a brief service, an opportunity for spirituality and reflection at the end of the day and to support congregants in mourning who are saying Kaddish for a loved one.

As we announced at the last Annual Meeting of the congregation, the Cemetery and Ritual Committees have been working together on a proposal as we work to become a more welcoming and inclusive community. We will share some of the Torah we have been studying on the question and present the current version of the proposal we have been working on. We are eager to answer questions and get your thoughtful feedback and ideas, so we can refine our work and present it next to the Board of Directors.

Evening minyan is a brief service, an opportunity for spirituality and reflection at the end of the day and to support congregants in mourning who are saying Kaddish for a loved one.

Evening minyan is a brief service, an opportunity for spirituality and reflection at the end of the day and to support congregants in mourning who are saying Kaddish for a loved one.

Come and sit and knit and crochet, or any other number of fiber-related crafts!

We are currently studying the Abraham and Sarah story. We look at the original text in Hebrew and various translations, and we consult commentaries and interpretations from traditional sources and modern disciplines. Come once or many times!

Evening minyan is a brief service, an opportunity for spirituality and reflection at the end of the day and to support congregants in mourning who are saying Kaddish for a loved one.

Morning service followed by light breakfast (final bread!). The custom was for first-borns to fast the day before Pesach, and we override the fast by completing the study of a Jewish text together.