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Upcoming at Adath
Welcome Weekend for Rabbi Seid and Cantor Seid
July 26 & 27 | See Times | Adath | RSVP Join us as we formally welcome Rabbi Sammy Seid, Cantor Heather Seid and their family to Adath! We will kick off with Kabbalat Shabbat and Happy Hour & Nosh (including kid friendly food) in the tent on Friday evening. The fun continues Shabbat morning with a celebratory service and kiddush lunch in their honor. A big thank you to the Adath Board of Trustees for their support. Bring a friend and your favorite winter survival tip! Find out further details and RSVP for Happy Hour & Nosh and Kiddush lunch HERE. |
Tisha b'Av
August 27 | 8:00 - 10:00 PM | Adath | RSVP Tisha b’Av is known as the saddest day on the Jewish calendar. It’s a day of mourning and reflection on the tragedies that have befallen the Jewish people over the centuries. The book of Lamentations traditionally read in a unique trope (melody) and is accompanied by special poetry and elegies. Read more about Tisha b’Av here. In partnership with Mayim Rabim and Shaarei Chesed 8:00 PM How to Open a Broken Heart with Rabbi Seid and Cantor Seid 8:45 PM Healing Service 9:00 PM Ma’ariv, Reading of Eicha (Book of Lamentations) 9:45 PM Conclusion of Maariv, singing of kinot (elegies) |
A Journey of Comfort and Healing with Rabbi Shefa Gold
August 14 | 6:30 - 8:30 PM | Adath | RSVP One of the most important spiritual challenges we face is the need to sweeten the bitterness that is in us. Bitterness can accumulate within us, even without our knowing it, made from small or large disappointments, regrets, unhealed grief, grudges, anxieties or resentments. That bitterness forms the obstacle to fully stepping onto the Path of Love. According to the Baal Shem Tov, here are the steps we must take in order to sweeten that bitterness: Hachna’ah (being humbled, surrendering, Yielding) Havdalah (God’s Presence in the midst of it) Ham’takah (Sweetening our Bitterness) In this workshop of contemplative chant and sacred conversation we will take the journey through comfort from bitterness to sweetening. |
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