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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

Or Ami Cantor Kerith Spencer-Shapiro CLICK

Festive Dinner followed by Cantorial Scholar in Residence Cantor Kerith Spencer-Shapiro at Shabbat Services
Friday, November 22 (In-Person + Livestream)
6:00 pm PST – Optional Dinner
7:30 pm – 8:30 pm PST – Shabbat Service

Cantor Shapiro, exploring How Different Jewish Musical Settings Speak to our Souls. Cantor Shapiro is a prominent Los Angeles cantor, recently chosen to mentor all HUC-JIR rabbinical students in worship leading skills. She serves at Wilshire Blvd. Temple (and previously University Synagogue), was Vice President of the American Conference of Cantors, and leads meditation with the Institute for Jewish Spirituality. Enjoy a soul-soaring Shabbat experience

Optional Dinner: $12 adults, $7 Kids, Kids under 5-years-old free

Bring Friends. Please RSVP by Tuesday, Nov. 19

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Home Shabbat
Friday, November 29

No Service in Synagogue this week.
Enjoy Shabbat dinner with family or friends.

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Rabbi Paul Kipnes

Rabbi Lana Zilberman Soloway

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Entree Recipes

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