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Virtual High Holy Day ServicesThe High Holy Days are just around the corner. Below is the most important information for all services and programs. Find this and much more on our website at hadash.link/hhd and in our High Holy Day Brochure. Feel free to contact us at offi [email protected] with any additional questions about our High Holy Day services and activities. We welcome you to join us!

SERVICES VIA STREAMINGWhich Services Will Be Streamed?

• Erev Rosh HaShanah Evening Service, 8:00 PM• Rosh HaShanah Morning Service, 11:00 AM• Kol Nidre (Erev Yom Kippur), 8:00 PM• Yom Kippur Morning Service, 11:00 AM

How Can I Watch?About 15 minutes prior to the service, go to Shir Hadash TV at www.shirhadash.org/live and wait for the service to begin. No advance registration is required.

What Will I See?The core parts of the services, with our rabbis, cantor, and members of the choir participating throughout.

SERVICES VIA ZOOMWhich Services Will Be on Zoom?

• Rosh HaShanah Torah Service & Discussion• Erev Shabbat Shuvah Service• Yom Kippur Torah Service & Discussion• Yom Kippur Afternoon Torah Service & Discussion• Remembering Our Heroes (Yom Kippur afternoon)• Yizkor (Memorial Service)• Concluding & Havdalah

How Can I Watch?If you don’t use Zoom regularly, please download the Zoom application at zoom.us or your platform’s app store.

Go to hadash.link/hhd to fi nd the service or event you are interested in. Click the link there to register. Use

the drop down box to show how many are registering. Once registered, a confi rmation email will be sent with a Zoom meeting link. Click on that link at the scheduled time. Please save your emails with the zoom links for easy access.

What Will I See? The Rabbis and Cantor and members of the congregation participating in the service as well as all those attending. You will have the sense of being with others in our community and may have the opportunity to participate in conversation as well.

OTHER EVENTSPlease also register directly on the calendar for these High Holiday programs on Zoom:

• “Welcome the Holiday Around Your Table” and “Gather Around Your Table”—Two brief at-home rituals designed so that you can join with others before dinner on Erev Rosh HaShanah and Erev Yom Kippur.

• Schmoozefests—Get to talk with other members of the congregation in smaller groups.

• Virtual Tashlich. There will also be the opportunity to do tashlich outside; check the calendar for Sept. 26.

• Meditation—Late night following Kol Nidre and Yom Kippur afternoon.

• Adult Study Sessions—During our traditional break after the morning service.

• Teen Programs & Family Services—For both Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur.

Parallel Youth Programming will be conducted via Google Classroom.

We hope that with this wide array of offerings, there will be something for everybody, and each member of our community will fi nd a way to make the 2020 High Holy Days special and meaningful.

C O N G R E G A T I O N S H I R H A D A S H S E p T E m b E R – O C T O b E R 2 0 2 0 E - N O T E S | 2

“I hope you will join me in shaping the future of Shir Hadash.”

FROM JOY SPODICK, PRESIDENT

Looking Forward through Self-AssessmentWhen we announced the formation of the Rabbinic Transition Steering Committee, there were four teams established to carry

out the important work of planning for the next chapter in Shir Hadash’s growth: Interim Rabbi Search, Settled Rabbi Search, Engagement, and Benchmarking. As you heard at the Congregational Business Meeting on August 30, the Interim Rabbi Search team has completed its work, and we have hired Rabbi Ted Riter as our Interim Rabbi. Rabbi Riter will begin his work with us on January 1, 2021, when Rabbi Aron becomes our Rabbi Emerita.

Next up, we have the Benchmarking Team. This effort will begin our self-assessment study, which is both the vital first step as we begin our search for our new Settled Senior Rabbi and an opportunity to take stock of how Congregation Shir Hadash serves our community. The benchmarking process includes a congregation-wide survey, administered by the Union of Reform Judaism (URJ), designed to assess our Temple community in comparison to other well-run reform Jewish congregations, and it will also have some questions that will assist us in searching for a new Settled Senior Rabbi. The Survey will provide insights into our members’ views and opinions, revealing where you see our future. We intend to use this information to assist us to find new rabbinic leadership that can help us to continue to serve our community in ways that are important to our members. We will also run several small group focus groups, targeting specific demographics within the congregation to supplement the survey results.

The survey will be released in October, with results forthcoming from the URJ in mid-December. The focus groups will follow the survey results in early 2021. The final results of both the survey and focus groups will be shared with the congregation likely in Spring 2021. To complete the survey, every member of the congregation will receive a personalized link via email—please be on the look-out for the release of the survey as we want to hear from you! The Survey window will be open for three weeks, and we would like to achieve a strong response rate. Your thoughts on our future are very important. We need to understand what you are looking for in our future Senior Rabbi and how you would like to see Shir Hadash continue to evolve over our next 40 years!

In addition to the congregation-wide survey we will also be looking at financial and operating data benchmarking as well as a board self-assessment component. All of this information, data, and compiled results will help to guide us into the future and help to shape the selection of our new Settled Senior Rabbi.

This is important work. Without your input we cannot be successful. I hope you will join me in shaping the future of Shir Hadash.

I am sending heartfelt wishes to each of you for a sweet New Year. May you and yours be inscribed in the Book of Life for a long, healthy and happy life.

L’Shanah Tovah!

IN THIS ISSUE

Shabbat Shuvah 3

Services at a Glance 3

Schmoozefests 4

Around Your Table 4

Break-the-Fast in-a-Box 4

EWJ: Prof. Larry Gerston 5

Adult Education 5

James Baldwin’s I Am Not Your Negro 5

Sukkot & Simchat Torah 6

Consecration Service 6

Spotlight on Caring Committee 7

Calendar 8–9


October ServicesFRI

2 7:00 pm Family Services/Consecration Service

SAT

3 10:30 am Bar Mitzvah of Zachary Wedell Nosthas 10:30 am Informal Shabbat Service

FRI

9 7:00 pm Erev Simchat Torah Outdoor Service

SAT

10 10:30 am Simchat Torah & Yizkor Service

FRI

16 7:30 pm Shabbat Service

SAT

17 9:30 am Torah Study 10:30 am First Shir Shabbat Service

FRI

23 7:30 pm Shabbat Noah Service

SAT

24 9:30 am Torah Study 10:00 am Shir Family Shabbat Noah 10:30 am Shir Shabbat Service 10:30 am Bar Mitzvah of Liam Chesser

FRI

30 7:30 pm Men’s Club Shabbat Service

SAT

31 9:30 am Torah Study 10:30 am Shir Shabbat Service

September ServicesFRI

18 8:00 pm Rosh HaShanah Evening Service

SAT

19 9:30 am Torah Service & Discussion 11:00 am Rosh HaShanah Morning Service 11:00 am Rosh HaShanah Youth Program 2:00 pm Teen Rosh Hashanah Program 4:00 pm Rosh HaShanah Family Service

FRI

25 7:30 pm Erev Shabbat Shuvah Service

SAT

26 9:00 am–2:00 pm Shabbat Shuvah Tashlich Opportunities

(at Vasona Lake)

SUN

27 8:00 pm Kol Nidre Service

MON

28 9:30 am Torah Service & Discussion 11:00 am Yom Kippur Morning Service 11:00 am Yom Kippur Youth Program 2:45 pm Torah Service & Discussion 4:00 pm Yom Kippur Family Service 4:00 pm Remembering Our Heroes 5:00 pm* Yizkor (Memorial Service) 5:30 pm Teen Yom Kippur Program 6:00 pm* Concluding Service* Starting times are approximate

Live via Zoom. Sign up at shirhadash.org/calendar.Watch on Shir Hadash TV at shirhadash.org/live. Google Classroom. Register online, and information will be emailed to you.

SHABBAT SHUVAH

Erev Shabbat Shuvah ServiceFriday, September 25, 7:30 PMHear from members of the congregation who will share their most unusual High Holy Day experiences (pre-2020), and experience the special stirring words of the prophets that give this Sabbath its name. Thank you to our members who will be speaking: Shell Rubenstein, Linda Allen, Carolyn Kerlin, Francine Pack, Cindy Weinberg, Rebecca Jedel, Joan Picken, Bruce Hartman, Alan Stein, Irv Olender, Sharon Roth, and Gloria Alabaster.

Register at hadash.link/erev-shabbat-shuvah to receive a zoom link by email.

Saturday, September 26, 9:00 PM–2:00 PMVasona Lake County Park, by AppointmentWe are not able to gather for a service as a large group, but you can make an appointment to meet our clergy for a short prayer at Vasona Lake, and then walk down to the water for your personal or family tashlich. Pebbles will be available. Please sign up at hadash.link/tashlichfor a 15-minute slot and come only as a household. We will be meeting at Vasona Lake Park. Instructions on exact location and a prayer sheet will be sent to those who sign up.

Saturday, September 26, 9:00 –2:00 Tashlich Opportunities


ShmoozefestsFriday, September 18, 9:30 PMby NeighborhoodSaturday, September 19, 2:00 & 3:00 PMby Life StageOne of the things we really cherish about everyone being together in one place on Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur is being able to say hello to people we may not have seen for a while. This year, that will be harder to do virtually, but we have arranged special opportunities to connect.

The fi rst, on the eve of Rosh HaShanah, after services, we will have Zoom rooms by neighborhood for you to join and wish everyone a Shanah Tovah. On Rosh HaShanah afternoon, we will have Zoom rooms organized by life stage, including several groups for families with children of different ages, empty nesters, and revered elders, so you can connect with friends and others you’ve met at Shir Hadash along the way. A board member will be there to welcome you and to facilitate conversation. You can also jump between multiple Zoom rooms if you wish.

break-the-Fast-in-a-boxHouse of Bagels has created a delicious box for you and your family to enjoy after services. Complete with all of the things you are used to having—bagels, cream cheese, lox, and all the fi xings, salads, and dessert.

All you will have to do is order, pick up your box curbside and contact-less at Shir Hadash, and enjoy with your family. Volunteers will be wearing masks and gloves and will bring the food to your car. We ask that you also wear a mask when picking up. Deadline to place order is Friday, September 25!

Order break-the-fast-in-a-box at hadash.link/breakthefast.

Cost: $32 (serves 2) or $60 (serves 4).

Pick your box up at the temple on Monday, September 28, from 1 to 4 PM.

Virtual Gatherings Around Your Holiday TableFriday, September 18, 5:45 PMSunday, September 27, 5:45 PM

There are special short rituals for welcoming the holidays around your table, and we would like to share those with you on Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur eves via Zoom.

On Erev Rosh HaShanah, join us as we light candles, make Kiddush, and share some elements of the special Sephardi practices for the holiday. On Erev Yom Kippur, there’s a tradition that the meal we eat before the fast is as important as the fast itself. We don’t make Kiddush or light candles until after the meal is done, but we will guide you through some ways to make it special. Consider having 18 silver dollars (or quarters) on hand to participate in an

old custom of fulfi lling the words of Unetaneh Tokef, that “prayer, repentance, and charity can avert the harshness of the decree.”

Register at hadash.link/aroundyourtable, for Erev Rosh HaShanah, or at hadash.link/aroundyourtable2 for Erev Yom Kippur, to receive a zoom link via email.


EXPLORING THE WORLD OF JUDAISM

Jews in the presidential Election: Candidates & Voters,with prof. Larry GerstonSunday, October 4, 9:30 AMShir Hadash Patio

Dr. Larry Gerston specializes in U.S. public policy at the national and state levels. He has written twelve books, focusing on a “hands on,” user-friendly approach to politics and government.

Gerston’s most recent book, Reviving Citizen Engagement: Policies to Renew National

Community, examines the loss of political attachment in the United States, explains the costs to society, and offers solutions for making America whole again.

Among his other books at the national level, Gerston has penned Confronting Reality: Ten Issues Threatening American Society and How We Can Fix It and American Federalism: A Concise Introduction. His Public Policymaking in a Democratic Society: A Guide to Civic Engagement has been heralded as a breakthrough in hands on/service learning partnerships and referenced in several developing democracies.

A sought-after motivational speaker, Dr. Gerston speaks on empowerment, citizen engagement, American elections, contemporary policy issues, and related topics. He has the unique ability to passionately put complex issues into an understandable perspective.

ADULT EDUCATION

Introduction to JudaismTuesday evenings, Oct. 27–May 4,7:00 PM

A joint project of Congregation Beth David, Congregation Shir Hadash, Congregation Sinai, Temple Emanu-El and the Addison-Penzak JCC. Classes will be on zoom this fall and will be taught by rabbis of the

sponsoring organizations. This is a great class for those beginning their exploration of Judaism, or those who are part of a Jewish family and would like to know more about Jewish heritage. The class focuses on holidays and life cycle customs, theology and history.

SHIR HADASH ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

James baldwin’s I Am Not Your NegroMonday, October 12, 7:00 PM

Watch the fi lm at your convenience and then join us for the discussion of this important documentary. Please register on the temple calendar.

Based on James Baldwin’s unfi nished book, this visual essay explores racism through the stories of Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King, Jr.

Women’s StudyThursdays, Oct. 8, Nov. 12, & Dec. 10,10:30 AM

Our book this year will be Sharp: The Women who Made an Art of Having an Opinion, by Michelle Dean; we will focus especially on the chapters about the well-known fi gures of Hannah Arendt, Susan Sontag, and Nora

Ephron as well as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg and philosopher Martha Nussbaum.

Torah StudySaturday mornings, Oct. 17–May 15,9:30 AM

With Rabbi Aron (Oct.–Dec.), Rabbi Riter (Jan.-May), and occasional classes led by Rabbi PJ Schwartz, Rabbi Marvin Schwab, Rabbi Hugh Seid-Valencia, and David Bamberger.

This year, we will be studying the weekly Haftarah portions, taken from the section of the Hebrew Scriptures known as The Prophets.


SUKKOT & SIMCHAT TORAH

Dinner in the SukkahOctober 2–9By Reservation

Our volunteers will soon be building the congregation Sukkah on the patio and we want to take this time to invite everyone to have an opportunity to dine within—albeit, a little differently this year.

A brief Sukkot program will begin each dinner, where a member of the clergy will be present to lead some brief prayers and recite the blessing over the lulav and etrog.

Instead of having set groups each night as usual, we are opening up two time slots each evening for your family or household (no more than six people, please). The time slots are 5:00–6:00 PM and 6:45–7:45 PM. Please make reservations here in advance.

No more than three families/households will be in the Sukkah at the same time and we will make sure tables are at least six feet apart. Please bring your own picnic, including utensils, plates, etc. We will provide plastic disposable tablecloths, which our gloved facilities crew will put out for you to place on the table yourselves. When you are fi nished, all we request is that you fold up the tablecloth with your garbage and toss. Our crew will clean off chairs and anything else needed between the two sittings.

Erev Simchat Torah ServiceFriday, October 9, 7:00 PMOur current plan is to have our Erev Simchat Torah service in person! The evening will begin with a Torah reading on our porch in front of the Sanctuary. After the Torah reading, we will be able to enjoy the beautiful instrumental music of Joel Nelson’s band, and a dance lesson taught by Karina Lambert.

Due to the ongoing pandemic, we will have some restrictions placed on this in-person event. Singing is not allowed due to public health restrictions. Each family (or pod) will have a designated spot to sit and dance in to allow for proper social distancing.

Reserve your spot online! This event is limited to the fi rst 60 people who sign up. Please make sure to check the online calendar as programs may be subject to change.

Yizkor ServiceSaturday, October 10, 10:30 AMJoin us by Zoom for our Simchat Torah Shabbat morning service. In this service, we place special emphasis on honoring our elders. We will also invite those under 13 for a special blessing. During the Simchat Torah service, we will also say Yizkor for our loved ones who have died.

Consecration ServiceFriday, October 2, 7:00 PMJoin us for the joyful celebration of Sukkot! The Erev Sukkot Consecration Service honors the students who are beginning their formal Jewish education—from kindergartners to those who are new to our program. New students will receive a special blessing to mark the beginning of their learning adventure.


SPOTLIGHT ON:

The Caring CommitteeRecently, we started a new series that we are calling “Spotlight on Committee.” Each month, we introduce one of the many committees at Shir Hadash and learn from members or chairs about the activities and goals of the committee. This way, our entire community can learn more about the many ways to get involved at Shir Hadash and the ways we work together to form an even stronger community.

This month, our spotlight is on the Caring Committee. Read on below to learn more from Susan Levin and Linda Wolf.

It feels a bit “chutzpahdik” to talk about the Caring Committee at Shir Hadash since we are a congregation that prides ourselves on supporting each other. Nevertheless, perhaps because of this caring ethos, we have a committee to handle specifi c suggestions that come up and to be on alert for areas where we might fi ll a need.

The Caring Committee has about ten members. Some of us are in the helping professions: health care workers, therapists, teachers. But don’t let that hold you back from joining us—a good heart is all that this requires!

We have several ongoing programs that operate behind the scenes: providing meals for members in crisis, sending birthday cards to seniors, and maintaining a supply of durable medical equipment for congregants. Ongoing synagogue activities that fall under our umbrella include a meditation and chair yoga class, Alzheimer’s support group (open to the community), and a conversations on clutter group. We are especially proud of our friendly visitors outreach program, which transformed from in-home visits to phone calls during Shelter-in-Place.

Every spring, we sponsor a Friday evening Caring Committee Shabbat service. In recent years our topics

have included “Getting Good at Getting Older,” “SOS: Stop the Stigma of Mental Illness,” “Supporting Our Aging Parents and Finding the Support We Need,” and “Staying Sane in the 24-Hour News Cycle.”

Typically, we sponsor a discussion during the Yom Kippur afternoon break, often related to diffi cult issues such as end-of-life planning or support for caregivers. This year, our program will be “Taking Care of Yourself and Others.” We have developed expertise in initiating end-of-life discussions. We will be happy to come to your Havurah to discuss Advance Care Health Directives or how to use the Go Wish cards to sort out end-of-life priorities. And, when you next visit the synagogue library, take a look at the Life Planning Guide.

We love serving on the Caring Committee, which has attracted a lovely group of empathetic people who are always on the lookout for topics that might be useful for the members of Congregation Shir Hadash.

We welcome new members. We meet every other month. Come join us and share your ideas!

SAVE THE DATES

Celebrate Rabbi Aron, 30 Years at Shir HadashWishing her well in her retirement.

• Friday, Dec. 4, 7:30 pm: Special Shabbat Service• Saturday, Dec. 5, 7:00 pm: Havdalah Service and Special Program, including an interview with Rabbi Aron and,

of course, music.• Sunday, Dec. 13, 1:00–3:00 pm: Drive by Shir Hadash to say good-bye in person (times to be scheduled).

Questions? Want to help? Email [email protected].


5Shabbat Ki Tavo 10:30a Bar Mitzvah of Charles

Freeman 10:30 Informal Shabbat

Service

1

4:00p First Day of Tuesday Hebrew School

6:30 First Day of Hebrew High School

2 10:30a Meditation Group

3 4

7:30p Labor in the Pulpit Shabbat Service

6No Religious School 11:00 SHOC Meeting

7LAbOR DAYNo Monday Hebrew School

8

4:00p Hebrew School 6:30 Hebrew High School 6:30 Confi rmation Class


10

4:00p Men’s Club: PG&E Speaker

11

7:00p SALTY-Led Shabbat

12Shabbat Nitzavim/Vayeilech 10:00a Shir Shabbat, Jr. 10:30 Informal Shabbat

Service

S’LICHOT 8:00p Early S’lichot Service

10:00 Late S’lichot Service

13 9:30a Religious School 9:30 Adult B’nai Mitzvah

Class 10:45 Book Group

2:00p High Holidays Cooking Class

14

4:00p Hebrew School

15



3:30p Private Prayer in the Sanctuary

7:30 Board Meeting

17 18

EREV ROSH HASHANAH 5:45p Welcome the Holiday

Around Your Table

8:00 Rosh HaShanah Evening Service

9:30 Schmoozefest by Neighborhood

20No Religious School


21

4:00p Hebrew School

22



24


25

7:30p Erev Shabbat Shuvah Service

26Shabbat Haazinu 9:00a Shabbat Shuvah

Tashlich Opportunities

27No Religious School

EREV YOm KIppUR 5:45p Gather Around Your

Table 8:00 Kol Nidre Service 9:45 Late Night Meditation

29No Tuesday Hebrew SchoolNo Hebrew High SchoolNo Confi rmation Class


7:00p Puzzled about the Propositions? Learn More

26

19ROSH HASHANAH 9:30a Torah Service & Discussion 11:00 Rosh HaShanah Morning Service

11:00 Youth Program 2:00p Schmoozefest by Life Stage 2:00 Teen Rosh Hashanah Program 3:00 Schmoozefest by Life Stage 3:00 Virtual Tashlich Discussion 4:00 Rosh HaShanah Family Service

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29 28YOm KIppURNo Monday Hebrew School 9:30a Torah Service & Discussion 11:00 Yom Kippur Youth Program 11:00 Yom Kippur Morning Service 1:00p Caring Committee Program 1:00 Meditation 1:00 Study Session with Rabbi Aron 2:45 Torah Service & Discussion 4:00 Yom Kippur Family Service 4:00 Yom Kippur Afternoon Service 5:00 Yizkor Service 5:30 Teen Yom Kippur Program 6:00 Concluding Service 7:00 Havdalah & Shofar Blowing

Live via Zoom. Sign up at shirhadash.org/calendar. Taped in advance. Watch on Shir Hadash TV at shirhadash.org/live.

Google Classroom. Register online, and information will be emailed to you.

S U N D A Y m O N D A Y T U E S D A Y W E D N E S D A Y T H U R S D A Y F R I D A Y S A T U R D A Y

SEpTEmbERPlease visit www.shirhadash.org for the full calendar.


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EREV SUKKOT 5:00p Dinner in Sukkah—By

Reservation 7:00 Family Services/

Consecration Service

3SUKKOT 9:00a B’nai Mitzvah Family

Prep Group 10:30 Bar Mitzvah of Zachary

Wedell Nosthas

5:00p Dinner in Sukkah - By Reservation

4SUKKOT 9:30a Talk with Professor Larry

Gerston 9:30 Religious School

5:00p Dinner in the Sukkah - By Reservation

5SUKKOT

4:00p Hebrew School 5:00 Dinner in the Sukkah—

By Reservation

6SUKKOT

4:00p Hebrew School 5:00 Dinner in the Sukkah—

By Reservation 6:30 Hebrew High School 6:30 Confi rmation Class

7SUKKOT

5:00p Dinner in the Sukkah—By Reservation

8SUKKOT 10:30a Women’s Study Group

5:00p Dinner in the Sukkah—By Reservation

8:00 Pride in Your Sukkah

9SUKKOT

EREV SImCHAT TORAH 5:00p Dinner in the Sukkah—

By Reservation 7:00 Erev Simchat Torah

10SImCHAT TORAH 10:30a Simchat Torah and

Yizkor Service

11 9:30a Adult B’nai Mitzvah

Class 9:30 Religious School 11:00 SHOC Meeting

12

4:00p Hebrew School 7:00 SHOC Discussion of

“I Am Not Your Negro”

13


14 15 16

7:30p Shabbat Service

17Shabbat B’reishit 9:30a Torah Study 10:30 First Shir Shabbat

Service

18 9:30a Adult B’nai Mitzvah

Class 9:30 Religious School

19ROSH CHODESH CHESHVAN

4:00p Hebrew School 7:00 2023 B’nai Mitzvah

Dates Meeting

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21

7:30p Board Meeting

22 23

7:30p Shabbat Noah Service

24Shabbat Noach 9:30a Torah Study 10:00 Shir Family Shabbat

Noah 10:30 Shir Shabbat Service

10:30 Bar Mitzvah of Liam Chesser

25 9:30a Religious School

26

4:00p Hebrew School

27


7:00 Intro to Judaism

28

7:30p Adult Ed Committee Meeting

29 30

7:30p Men’s Club Shabbat Service

31Shabbat Lech L’cha 9:00a B’nai Mitzvah Prep

Group Retreat 9:30 Torah Study 10:30 Shir Shabbat Service

1S U N D A Y m O N D A Y T U E S D A Y W E D N E S D A Y T H U R S D A Y F R I D A Y S A T U R D A Y

Live via Zoom. Sign up at shirhadash.org/calendar. Taped in advance. Watch on Shir Hadash TV at shirhadash.org/live.

Google Classroom. Register online, and information will be emailed to you.

OCTObERPlease visit www.shirhadash.org for the full calendar.

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