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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, May 1, 2023 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
April 17, 2023
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm PDT
Zoom Room
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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Kabbalat Shabbat
Event Date: Friday, May 5, 2023 - 7:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: Kabbalat Shabbat with Rabbi Bob Rottenberg at 7pm
Zoom link
Rabbi Bob Rottenberg: My goal is to help us open up to receive the gift of Shabbat — to let go of the stress and worry of the week. We do this with a mix of song, chant, readings in English and Hebrew, and time to share our insights about the week’s Torah portion. All are welcome!
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Saturday Morning Torah Study
Event Date: Saturday, May 6, 2023 - 8:30amAdd to Calendar Event Description: Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4333195212
As always, we will go live on Zoom from everywhere at 8:30 to schmooze and nosh before we drash.
At 9 we'll make our bracha for Torah study, and consider the question for the week before diving into the text, or "going inside" as they say in the yeshiva world.
Come early, come late, stay as long as works for you. We'll go till around noon.
See you there!
Rabbi Bob
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Bagels & Blintzes Brunch
Event Date: Sunday, May 7, 2023 - 9:00amAdd to Calendar Event Location: Wharfinger Building in Eureka
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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, May 8, 2023 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
April 17, 2023
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm PDT
Zoom Room
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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Kabbalat Shabbat
Event Date: Friday, May 12, 2023 - 6:30pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: Kabbalat Shabbat with Calyah Chanah Isaacs.
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Saturday Morning Torah Study
Event Date: Saturday, May 13, 2023 - 8:30amAdd to Calendar Event Description: Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4333195212
As always, we will go live on Zoom from everywhere at 8:30 to schmooze and nosh before we drash.
At 9 we'll make our bracha for Torah study, and consider the question for the week before diving into the text, or "going inside" as they say in the yeshiva world.
Come early, come late, stay as long as works for you. We'll go till around noon.
See you there!
Rabbi Bob
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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, May 15, 2023 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
April 17, 2023
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm PDT
Zoom Room
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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Kabbalat Shabbat
Event Date: Friday, May 19, 2023 - 6:30pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: Special Shabbat Service - Fri, May 19th at 6:30pm - Hybrid TBE/Zoom
Please join Roz Keller for an in-person (Zoom, too) Shabbat service and a special potluck oneg in celebration of the 62nd anniversary of her Bat Mitzvah! Please bring either sweet or savory finger food to share. Attendees are invited to eat indoors or on the patio.
Meeting ID: 833 5707 0721
Passcode: shabbat
Roz Keller: I use the Mishkan T’filah siddur and aim for a relaxed, friendly environment. We sing songs and prayers throughout the service. We do the prayers in Hebrew with some English readings. I frequently talk about the Torah portion during the mid-point of the service.
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Saturday Morning Torah Study
Event Date: Saturday, May 20, 2023 - 8:30amAdd to Calendar Event Description: Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4333195212
As always, we will go live on Zoom from everywhere at 8:30 to schmooze and nosh before we drash.
At 9 we'll make our bracha for Torah study, and consider the question for the week before diving into the text, or "going inside" as they say in the yeshiva world.
Come early, come late, stay as long as works for you. We'll go till around noon.
See you there!
Rabbi Bob
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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, May 22, 2023 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
April 17, 2023
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm PDT
Zoom Room
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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TBE Board Meeting
Event Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2023 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: TBE Board Meeting on Zoom.
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Saturday Morning Torah Study
Event Date: Saturday, May 27, 2023 - 8:30amAdd to Calendar Event Description: Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4333195212
As always, we will go live on Zoom from everywhere at 8:30 to schmooze and nosh before we drash.
At 9 we'll make our bracha for Torah study, and consider the question for the week before diving into the text, or "going inside" as they say in the yeshiva world.
Come early, come late, stay as long as works for you. We'll go till around noon.
See you there!
Rabbi Bob
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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, May 29, 2023 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
April 17, 2023
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm PDT
Zoom Room
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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