What is the Peaceful Parent Project? Orot’s Peaceful Parent Project is an immersive cohort experience for Jewish parents to support and nourish their lives as parents and as individuals. This program will create micro spiritual communities of Jewish parents and will include study, discussion and practice opportunities with facilitation and guidance from an Orot educator. Each session will integrate Jewish text and wisdom with mindfulness - based tools. Program Components: • 6 weekly sessions of learning and discussion led by…
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Jeans and Jammies Treasure Hunt as part of our Purim celebration! X marks the spot for some Shabbat fun! For families with children 1st grade and younger. RSVP to Marcie Eskin at meskin@nssbethel.org.
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Join us for our Annual Purim Carnival! 11 am - 11:30 a.m. - Preschoolers and HUGS families 11:30 am - 1:30 am - General Public Pre-pay for entrance fee to carnival and save some time! No more tickets to buy! We are only selling wristbands this year. Fill out the form below to purchase yours before the carnival. Your wristband entitles you to unlimited use of inflatables and unlimited amount of times you can play games and earn prize tickets. …
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Comedy and Fun with the Bible Players 5:30 pm free performance and children’s dinner. For families with children 3rd grade and younger RSVP to Marcie Eskin at meskin@nssbethel.org
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If you would like to attend our Purim Seudah Dinner, please fill out the form below. Deadline for sign up is Monday, March 2nd.
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An orignal work by Cantor Steven F. Stoehr (Congregation Beth Shalom) about two of the greatest leaders of the American Civil Rights Movement —Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. In the play, Heschel invites King and his family to the Heschel home for the Pesach Seder.
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Giving Blood Save Lives! Donate on Sunday, April 5 8:30 am - 12:30 pm in Blumberg Auditorium Be sure to eat well and stay hydrated before donating blood. Bring your ID with you. To schedule an appointment visit: www.vitalant.org and search by group a code HP18 or call 877-258-4825. Walk-ins are welcome!
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Rumor has it that Jewish traders introduced chocolate-making to France and Europe. When the Jews fled the Inquisition, they took the secrets of chocolate making with them, so it only makes sense for us to crave and explore the global nature of this confection and complex treat. Learn where the sweet obsession with chocolate comes from and how the best chocolates are made. Discover organic, single-source and fair trade chocolates. Educate your taste buds and learn where to shop for…
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