Thursday, April 8, 2010

Todah Rabbah Sa'adia, Welcome Jessica!


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Todah Rabbah Sa'adia,
Welcome Jessica!
Dear Chevreh,

This coming Shabbat will mark a transition in our community, as Sa'adia Massarano will be stepping down as Ritual Coordinator. Our new Ritual Coordinator, Jessica Dell'Era, has spent time with Sa'adia, with me, and with Glenn Massarano, our ritual chairperson, in order to make the hand-off smooth and graceful.

Sa'adia has been a blessing for our community, and has expressed thanks for the opportunity to be part of the professional team at Netivot Shalom.  We can't thank him enough for the sweetness and diligence of his work.  It has been an incredible pleasure to share these past months planning Tefilot/Services with Sa'adia, and we're glad he'll continue to be part of our community.

Jessica is a new (as of last September) teacher in the Religious School, teaching the 6th grade Amitim class.  In her "day job" she also teaches 4th grade in a public school in Concord.  She grew up in Marin, lived in San Francisco briefly, and for the past few years has made her home in Oakland, where she is a member at Temple Beth Abraham.  (She's also a Cal grad--go Bears!)

Jessica is familiarizing herself with Netivot Shalom and and invites us all to introduce ourselves to her at Shabbat services in the near future.  (She is planning to attend 4/10 and 4/17.) 

We are just so blessed to have sweet and skilled professionals, helping to guide our community's spiritual life. 

Todah Rabbah to Sa'adia, and welcome to Jessica!

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Wednesday, April 7, 2010

OneVoice Presentation About the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

OneVoice Presentation About the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

 

Monday, April 12, 5pm.

Congregation Netivot Shalom, 1316 University Avenue, Berkeley

 

Bissan Al Helu and Shlomi Haar are instrumental parts of the OneVoice Movement, a non-partisan international grassroots movement of Israeli and Palestinian activists.  They represent hundreds of OneVoice Israeli and Palestinian youth activists who are working within their communities to spread the message of moderation, non-violence and peaceful conflict resolution. The OneVoice Movement is a mainstream grassroots movement with over 600,000 signatories in roughly equal numbers both in Israel and in Palestine, and 1,800 highly-trained youth leaders. It aims to amplify the voice of moderates who wish for peace and prosperity, empowering them to demand accountability from elected representatives and work toward a two-state solution guaranteeing an end to occupation and violence, and a viable, independent Palestinian state at peace with Israel. Learn more by visiting www.OneVoiceMovement.org

Yom HaShoah 5770

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HaMakom Yenacheim: Miki Schwartz, z''l

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HaMakom Yenacheim for Miki Schwartz, z"l
HaMakom Yenacheim - It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Miki Schwartz z''l, father of Anne Marx, father-in-law to Michael, and grandfather of Joshua and Eitan. 

Miki died early this morning in his sleep with his entire family at his side.  After more than a decade of fighting cancer and decades of fighting everything bad that came his way including the Nazis, he continued fighting bravely until the end.

Miki's extended family and community will gather for a funeral on Thursday, April 8th, at 11 a.m. at El Camino Memorial Park (5600 Carroll Canyon Rd.), San Diego, 92121.  Shiva will immediately follow at Anne's mother Betty's home (5095 Mt. La Platta Dr., San Diego, 92117).  Shiva will also continue at her house in the evenings on Thursday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

There may be Berkeley gatherings late next week, and we will share any information that becomes available.

HaMakom Yenacheim Et'chem Betoch She'ar Aveilei Tziyon VeYerushalayim. May God comfort Anne, Michael, Joshua, Eitan and and her family and friends along with all others who mourn Zion and Jerusalem.

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HaMakom Yenacheim: Ron Cordes, z''l

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HaMakom Yenacheim for Ron Cordes, z"l
HaMakom Yenacheim - It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Ron Cordes z''l, Peg Sandel's father.  Ron died in his sleep early on Monday morning after a 4+ year heroic battle with ALS.  Funeral and memorial services will take place in Southern California, and we will share shiva information as it becomes available.

HaMakom Yenacheim Et'chem Betoch She'ar Aveilei Tziyon VeYerushalayim. May God comfort Peg and her family and friends along with all others who mourn Zion and Jerusalem.

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HaMakom Yenacheim: Sylvia Radwin, z''l

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HaMakom Yenacheim for Sylvia Radwin, z"l
HaMakom Yenacheim - It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Sylvia Radwin, Tzivia bat Moshe v'Leah z''l, grandmother of David Radwin and great-grandmother of Ruth, Ori, and Matan Radwin.  Sylvia passed away Tuesday, March 30 in West Palm Beach, Florida. The funeral was in New York on Friday, April 2. Shiva, which was postponed by Pesach, is being observed by David's uncle and grandfather in south Florida. May her memory be for a blessing.

HaMakom Yenacheim Et'chem Betoch She'ar Aveilei Tziyon VeYerushalayim. May God comfort David, Kara, Ruth, Ori, and Mata and their family and friends along with all others who mourn Zion and Jerusalem.

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Sunday, April 4, 2010

Last Days of Pesach Davening Schedule!

Final Days of Pesach at
Netivot Shalom!

Davening at Netivot Shalom on the final two days
of Pesach will take place on:
  • Monday, April 5th at 9:30am
  • Tuesday, April 6th (including Yizkor) at 9:30am
Please note that childcare will be available on all both days from 10am-12:30!

Chag Sameach!


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