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MAY 1, 2024

Thursday Torah Study, 11AM (hybrid)

Shabbat Saturdays, 9AM (hybrid)

Sunday Morning Minyan Sundays, 9AM (remote only this weekend)

Parashat Achrei Mot (Page 679)

2nd Triennial Leviticus 17:1 - 18:30

Yahrzeits: Shabbat 05/04/2024 - Friday 05/10/2024

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MAY 2 | 7:30PM (In-person)

Inspirational music which portrays and mourns the atrocities of the Holocaust, celebrates the courage and resilience of those who survived, and recognizes the tragic loss of all people targeted by senseless hatred and violence.

MAY 10-11 | (In Person)

Yiddish Kabbalat Shabbat, Dinner & Tisch. Yiddish Shabbat morning services, Havdalah, light dinner, Cabaret & Kids' programming.

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MAY 2 - MAY 23 | (In-Person)

The JCC of the North Shore once again presents an outstanding line-up of films from around the world - each film uniquely inspired by Jewish history, culture, and values. 

MAY 8 | 6:30PM (In-Person)

In this highly personal talk, Juju will share her journey to Judaism and Jewish identity and discuss the historical parallels between Asian hate and antisemitism. Transportation offered from the Peabody area. Amy Farber is Co-Chair and can answer any questions. Email Amy here.

An international exhibition of over 700 artifacts collected from the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum and various institutions that tell the story of Auschwitz, the deadliest complex of concentration camps employed by Nazi Germany during The Holocaust. 

There are multiple events related to Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), Yom HaZikaron (Israeli Memorial Day) and Yom HaAtzma’ut (Israeli Independence Day) that are available to you, either in person or online. For each of these events, you will need to buy tickets or register online in advance.

- TAA Adult Education Committee

JUNE 10 | 6:30PM Goldman’s Funeral Chapel in Malden.

A training session for the newly formed Community Hevra Kadisha. The Hevra Kadisha is a Jewish burial society which provides honorable Jewish burial preparation (Tahara) in accordance with Jewish law and tradition. The training will be preparing volunteers to perform this sacred mitzvah.

If interested in participating, please call Mark Farber, 508-566-6654.

Temple Ahavat Achim Leadership

• Rabbi David Kudan, Rabbi
• Rabbi Myron Geller, Rabbi Emeritus
• Richard Quateman, President
• Caren Morningstar, Executive Director

• Phoebe Potts, Director Sylvia Cohen Family Learning Project
• Abigale Reisman, Music Director
• Maya Smith, Office Coordinator