Shalom and welcome to Beth Judah!
Over the past few weeks, CBJ leadership has been closely monitoring the Health situation locally and nationally. Out of an abundance of caution and after much prayerful consideration, in line with the President's guidelines and the CDC's (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) recommendations, Congregation Beth Judah is taking the following step:
View our Shabbat AM service from 03.28.2020 (Parashat Vayikra) by clicking the video above. We will be Facebook live streaming next Friday (April 3) @ 7 pm with an update from Rabbi and will usher in Shabbat together as we light Shabbat candles. Then Saturday, April 4 @ 10 am we will be Facebook live streaming an abbreviated Shabbat AM service from Rabbi & Rebbetzin's home. Ever wanted to wear fuzzy socks and no shoes for Shabbat? This is your chance!
For the next two weeks (through Tuesday, March 31), CBJ will not be holding any on-site services, classes, or meetings. We are moving our Shabbat services and meetings to a virtual (online) platform! Keep an eye on your inbox & our social media later this week for more details.
We might not be meeting in person, but that doesn't mean we can't stay connected! Visit our CBJ Stay Connected page to see all our upcoming Livestreams & RSVP for our Zoom teaching sessions!
We continue to monitor the situation and follow CDC, State, and Local recommendations and guidelines for your personal health and safety. For current and expanded recommendations, please visit https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov.
While we might not be together in person for the next two weeks, that doesn't mean CBJ's Transformative Traditions slow down! Rabbi Bruce has recorded a TTT video for you suggesting readings and discussion prompts. (Check it out by clicking here) These discussion prompts are an excellent opportunity to stay connected, “reach out” (please do not physically reach 😊) and call, FaceTime, or video chat friends and family. Then, let us know what jumped out at you in the readings Rabbi suggested. You can email us, jump on Facebook and send us a message or leave a comment, or even go old school and give us a call @ (386) 672-8443! However you choose to do it, stay in touch!
Remember: stay healthy, stay socially (physically) distant, and stay spiritually connected to HaShem and each other!
View our Shabbat AM service from 03.28.2020 (Parashat Vayikra) by clicking the video above. We will be Facebook live streaming next Friday (April 3) @ 7 pm with an update from Rabbi and will usher in Shabbat together as we light Shabbat candles. Then Saturday, April 4 @ 10 am we will be Facebook live streaming an abbreviated Shabbat AM service from Rabbi & Rebbetzin's home. Ever wanted to wear fuzzy socks and no shoes for Shabbat? This is your chance!
For the next two weeks (through Tuesday, March 31), CBJ will not be holding any on-site services, classes, or meetings. We are moving our Shabbat services and meetings to a virtual (online) platform! Keep an eye on your inbox & our social media later this week for more details.
We might not be meeting in person, but that doesn't mean we can't stay connected! Visit our CBJ Stay Connected page to see all our upcoming Livestreams & RSVP for our Zoom teaching sessions!
We continue to monitor the situation and follow CDC, State, and Local recommendations and guidelines for your personal health and safety. For current and expanded recommendations, please visit https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov.
While we might not be together in person for the next two weeks, that doesn't mean CBJ's Transformative Traditions slow down! Rabbi Bruce has recorded a TTT video for you suggesting readings and discussion prompts. (Check it out by clicking here) These discussion prompts are an excellent opportunity to stay connected, “reach out” (please do not physically reach 😊) and call, FaceTime, or video chat friends and family. Then, let us know what jumped out at you in the readings Rabbi suggested. You can email us, jump on Facebook and send us a message or leave a comment, or even go old school and give us a call @ (386) 672-8443! However you choose to do it, stay in touch!
Remember: stay healthy, stay socially (physically) distant, and stay spiritually connected to HaShem and each other!
Beth Judah is a Messianic Jewish Synagogue excited to proclaim the restoration of Israel as the key to the global revival of all nations as we prepare for the coming of our Messiah! We hope you will join us for our Shabbat services on Saturday at 10:00 am or one of our upcoming exciting Scripture studies or special events.
