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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 Shabbat Service May 9

Shabbat Service
Friday, May 9 – 7:30 pm PDT (In-Person + Livestream)

Spend Shabbat with your Or Ami family.

Livestreams: oramiLIVE.com | Facebook Live | YouTube Live

*3Or Ami Summer Bash Shabbat 2025

Summer Bash Community Dinner and Family Shabbat Service
Friday, May 16
5:30 pm PDT – Community Dinner (In-Person)
6:30 pm PDT – Family Shabbat Services (In-Person + Livestream)

All families are invited to our final event of the school year! Join us for a community dinner, dessert, fun, & celebration! We will celebrate our faculty and learning community and get ready for summer!

COSTS:
Community Dinner:  Adults (14 yrs. +)  $12 ea.  |  Kids (6 yrs. +) $8 ea.  |  Kids (5 yrs. & under) Free
Family Shabbat Service: Free

BRING FRIENDS!

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Livestreams: oramiLIVE.com | Facebook Live | YouTube Live

Meet Our Clergy

Rabbi Paul Kipnes

Rabbi Paul Kipnes

Rabbi Lana Zilberman Soloway

Rabbi Lana Zilberman Soloway

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About Our Congregation

From the Union For Reform Judaism / Reform Movement

Dear Israel: A Story of Love and Longing

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Experiencing Israel
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In the pages of a hand-drawn picture book, your story first unfolded before me, telling the tale of my parents' first journey together to your distant lands.

Becoming B’nei Mitzvah at Any Age

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Lifecycle Rituals
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Terms like "bar mitzvah," "bet mitzvah," and "bat mitzvah" typically evoke images of teens reading from the Torah and formally taking their place within the Jewish community. But many Reform congregations offer adult b'nei mitzvah classes, enabling people to participate in this ritual later in life.

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