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Honor Your Loved Ones with a Permanent Memorial Plaque

Yahrzeit Plaque
Honoring the memory of loved ones
Tree of Life Plaque
Celebrating simchas and honoring living
Noah's Ark Pet Plaque
In memory of, or honoring living pets
*1 Or Ami Family Shabbat Back to Shul 2025

Back to Shul Family Shabbat
Friday, September 5 – 6:30 pm PDT to 8:00 pm PDT  (In-Person + Livestream)

Families of all ages are invited for a fun, song-filled Shabbat, and a super sweet Potluck Oneg. Celebrate the beginning of the school year. Connect with old and new friends. Enjoy musical Shabbat service with your family

Please bring a nut-free dessert for a community Oneg.

Livestreams: oramiLIVE.com | Facebook Live | YouTube Live

*Or Ami Home Shabbat

Home Shabbat
Friday, September 12

No service in Synagogue this week. Enjoy dinner with family and friends.

Sponsoring an Oneg Shabbat (the sweet cookies and cakes served after Friday night service) is a meaningful and joyful way to celebrate a special life moment, honor or remember a loved one, and share gratitude and connection. Your support will be recognized on the date of your selected Shabbat. Click on the image at right to access the Oneg Sponsorship form.

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Meet Our Clergy

Rabbi Paul Kipnes

Rabbi Paul Kipnes

Rabbi Elana Rabishaw

Rabbi Elana Rabishaw

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About Our Congregation

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Crossing the Bridge from the Particular to the Universal

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High Holidays
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This year, as Jews across the globe begin to prepare for the High Holy Days, the most sacred time of year, I personally feel a sense of deep despair and fierce urgency to enter the year of 5786 embracing the particular and the universal.

18 Jewish Reads for Tweens and Young Adults

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Parenting
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Kids have plenty of ways to connect with Judaism. But one route goes underrecognized: Jewish books.

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