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"Shavuot" is the Hebrew word for "weeks." The Torah tells us to count seven full weeks after the second day of Passover to Shavuot. In ancient times, the Israelites were an agricultural people who brought sheaves of grain as gifts to the Temple for these seven weeks. On the fiftieth day, Shavuot, they brought loaves of bread made out of the new grain.
The holiday has several...click to read more!
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Mazel Tov to our 2013 Confirmation Class!
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Click here for the Printable One Page 2012-2013 Or Chadash Calendar.
Click here for the Printable 2012-2013 8/9/10 Grade Schedule/Calendar.
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Teaching Assistants: Click here to complete a change of schedule form if you will be absent.
Click here to sign up to usher (for 6th and 7th Graders)
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As part of our 25th Anniversary Celebration, we would like to engage together in 25,000 acts of Tikkun Olam & G'milut Chasadim: acts of repairing our world and loving kindness. Each and every one of us can contribute. No act is too small (or too big for that matter)! Please help us realize the goal of reaching 25,000 mitzvot performed this year by helping us tally your mitzvot.
Click here to see a list of examples of a mitzvah.
Click here to enter your 25,000 Mitzvot Pledge.
Click here to add your mitzvah to our total. If you would like to make a donation to our 25th Anniversary Fund, please click here.
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