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Sunday, May 5
at 7:00 PM
Yom Hashoah Service
Holocaust Remembrance Day
Led by Rabbi Julie Danan
Guest speaker Rabbi Peter Grumbacher will speak on, “Sharing the Silence: The Son of a Survivor Tells His Father’s Story”. Registration is required.
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In this eBlast, we provide links to events coming soon
(click on the link in the event name for details).
For a full listing of events (new ones added every day),
please visit the EVENT CALENDAR.
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Thursday, May 9 - Community Event of Interest
All day
Day For Housing 2024
at Legislative Mall (Dover, DE)
Sponsored by Housing Alliance Delaware, this is their largest annual event where people act as housing advocates from throughout DE. You will educate legislators on housing problems and advocate for solutions. They will have a tent on Legislative Mall, a food truck with free lunch for registrants, and staff that can help you find your way to your legislator's office in Legislative Hall. For more information and to register, visit https://www.housingalliancede.org/about-5
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Thursday, May 9
at 7:00 PM via Zoom
Your Neighbor's Faith
Conversations on important topics of faith led by Clergy of different faiths within our community. Led by Father Jeff Ross, St Peters Episcopal Church
Topic: “Spirituality in Conflict”
What do our sacred texts teach us about the nature of conflict? How are we to engage with conflict within our communities; and between our faith community and the world?
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Tuesday, May 14
at 8:30 AM
Coffee and Conversation
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 200 Second Street, Lewes DE
Registration is required by May 12th.
For those of you interested in "Your Neighbor's Faith," but would prefer to meet in person rather than via Zoom, this is an in person hour of discussion on "Spirituality in Conflict", the topic of the Thursday, May 9th Your Neighbor's Faith.
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Tuesday, May 14
at 4:00 PM via Zoom
Haftarah Class
Led by Jeffrey Rosen
HAFTARAH FOR K’DOSHIM - AMOS 9:7 -15, Etz Hayim p. 705. Who was Amos? Why is he especially associated with social justice? What does Amos have to say here on the concept of the Jews being the chosen people? Can Amos’ view on being chosen be reconciled with that in the Parshah? What is the alternative Haftarah for K’doshim ?
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Thursday, May 23
at 7:30 PM
Lag B'Omer Bonfire on the Beach
Johnny Walker Beach, Lewes (Across from East of Maui, the same beach as previous years, newly renamed))
Led by Rabbi Julie Danan
Jeff Hawtof on the guitar.
Come celebrate Lag B'Omer. Bring your own chairs, a picnic dinner, beverages and s'mores provided. Be advised that parking meters will be in effect until 8:00 pm
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Every Tuesday at 1:00 PM: Walk the Boards (Meters go into effect on May 15, watch for time change to the morning)
Every Tuesday at 1:00 PM: Mahjong Group
Every Wednesday at 9:15 AM: Chant & Meditation
Every Thursday at 3:30 PM: Bowling League
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From your Seaside "Green Team"
take the following simple action
to help fight climate change:
Carpool when convenient to reduce auto usage.
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Mi Shebeirach
Prayer for Healing
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Please contact our office to add names to the healing prayer list, to notify us of family members who have died, or to let us know about a celebration or milestone in your life that you want to share with the Seaside family. Please allow at least one week notice. Leave a message at (302) 226-8977 or email rabbi@seasidejewishcommunity.com | |
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Seaside is an independent, unaffiliated community
of approximately 400 families consisting
of approximately 600 individuals.
Our services are egalitarian.
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OUR MISSION: Seaside Jewish Community supports and fosters Jewish identity by sponsoring religious, cultural, social and educational activities for its members. We welcome all people willing to support these principles in the spirit and joy of communal life. We are an open community -- welcoming people of all national origins and races -- young, old, gay, straight, married, single, firmly rooted Jewishly or new seekers.
Our latest information can be found in our newsletter posted on our website.
www.seasidejewishcommunity.com
We look forward to seeing you soon.
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Seaside Jewish Community
18970 Holland Glade Road, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
MAILING ADDRESS: PO Box 1472, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
Voicemail: (302) 226-8977
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