Rabbi Marc Labowitz  
Spiritual Leader
      

 
                                                Chai – Lights
TONIGHT – Thursday, Feb 17, 7:30 pm – Getting To Know TAO – Anne Goldberg interviews Kathy Leonard
Friday, Feb 18, 6 pm – Shabbat Service with Rabbi Marc – special guest Michael Alpert
Saturday, Feb 19, 2 pm – Shabbat Afternoon Learning with Michael Alpert “Babel, Languages”
Monday, Feb 21, 7 pm – Women’s Spirituality Group
Tuesday, Feb 22, 6 pm – Spiritual Bereavement Support Group with Rabbi Debra Smith
Wednesday, Feb 23, 7:30 pm – Wisdom Class with Rabbi Geela Rayzel Raphael – guests, please purchase tickets here
Friday, Feb 25, 6 pm – Shabbat Service with special guest Rabbi Amy Pessah “The Power of Prayer to Support our Relationships”
Saturday, Feb 26, 2 pm – Shabbat Afternoon Learning with Vicki Lichtman
Monday, Feb 28, 6:45 pm – Men’s Spirituality Group North
Tuesday, March 1, 6 pm – Spiritual Bereavement Support Group with Rabbi Leon Olenick
Wednesday, March 2, 7:30 pm – Wisdom Class with Rabbi Amy Pessah “Moving from Oy to Joy”  Guests, please purchase tickets here
Friday, March 4, 6 pm – Shabbat Service with Rabbi Marc


The Nechamah Minyan meets nightly at 9 pm Eastern (6 pm Pacific), every day except Friday, providing nechamah (comfort) beyond time and space. Serving to connect people across denominational lines; people who need a place to pray; to heal; to grieve; to experiment with different forms and modalities of prayer; the Nechamah Minyan is a container for the end of the day and to say kaddish. It has helped attendees relax into the night, soothe sleepless souls, and connect with one another. It is different every night-depending on who is leading-so come a few times to get an array of musical, liturgical, meditative, and poetic styles. The Nechamah Minyan was started in January 2021 by Reb Geela Rayzel Raphael as a place to say kaddish (Jewish prayer for the dead) for her mom, Natalie Robinson, (Nechama Leah bat Elke v’Chayim). 

For Jews in mourning, it is traditional to say daily Kaddish in a minyan, which is a group of 10 or more persons. All who mourn, who are honoring yahrzeits, or who wish to participate in the mitzvah of making a minyan, are invited to join this important program. 

Please email [email protected] for Zoom link.

There has been some interest expressed regarding helping Holocaust survivors in our community.  The Tribe Project (run by Holocaust Heroes Worldwide) matches volunteers with survivors in ongoing monthly service.  The goal of the tribe is to bring social connection.

Tribe Project website

You can also help survivors by volunteering at Craig’s Pantry in Plantation. 
Our kosher food partner, they serve Holocaust survivors and their families
in Broward County throughout the year.

Craig’s Pantry website
Rabbi Shoni’s artwork is available for purchase.
Click here to view and get information.
Rabbi Marc has been bringing
back some familiar melodies, which
are poignant and emotional.  Did you know that many of
these are on CD?		 Each of them was inspired by scripture and liturgy, and all provide comfort, joy, and deep connection to Judaism. 

Take us with you!!

Click here to see the catalog.
This new edition was designed to be used year after
year, to match the parsha. Lovingly compiled and
edited by Rabbi Shoni’s dear friend, Lisa Sirota-Weiner,
this little gem of a book offers the reader glimpses of
Torah and Kabbalah on a daily basis.
Order yours now!
“Challah Your Name” recognition opportunity…  If there’s someone whom you admire, someone who needs a little special attention, or someone that you want to give a special shout out to for something nice they did or for just being kind and loving and there for you, you can shine the light on them at Shabbat Services and in our newsletter with a minimum $36 donation.  If you want to help shine the light, just click here: CHALLAH and make your donation and contact the office with details.  Looking forward to Challahing your name in the near future.

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** Note – the office is working remotely. 
Please don’t hesitate to reach out by email ([email protected]) 
or phone (954-888-1408) and give us a little time to get back to you.
We are here for you; for now, we’ll see you online. **

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This newsletter is lovingly created by Linda Landes.