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The Builder Issue 163 Purim/Pesach 5779

Shabbat Ruach
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This Week
February 15 & 16
11 Adar 1 5779
Parashat Tetzaveh
Exodus 27:20-30:10
listen to this week's Parashah
February 15
5:00 pm Talmud Study
6:15 pm Shabbat Evening Service
February 16
8:30 am Early Minyan
9:15 am Torah Study led by Lisa Feldman
10:15 am Shabbat Morning Service: Jonah Lachs Bar Mitzvah
(No chug mishpacha in observance of Presidents' Day Weekend)
Next Week
February 22 & 23
18 Adar 1 5779
Parashat Ki-Tisa
Exodus 30:11-34:35
February 22
5:00 pm Talmud Study
6:15 pm Shabbat Evening Service
7:15 pm 4th Friday Shabbat Catered Dinner (RSVP here)
8:00 pm 4th Friday Movie A World Apart
February 23
8:30 am Early Minyan
9:15 am Torah Study led by Bruce Linton
10:15 am Shabbat Morning Service: Max Dreskin Bar Mitzvah
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6:15 pm: Family-friendly Shabbat service
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Marlene Getz's New Photo Exhibition: Colors of Morocco

In the Social Hall Sunday, December 2 at 5:00!
"When I travel, I use photography as a passport to other cultures. What inspires me is the rhythm of countries that are so different from ours. I try to document what I think is the uniqueness of a place, creating a visual study of my experience. This, of course, was true in Morocco.
With its position in the northwest corner of Africa, it is a meeting of Europe and Africa, East and West, making it one of the most exotic countries in the world. I was captivated by its vivid and vibrant colors, narrow alleys, architecture, its timeless spirt, the movement of people, seemingly frozen in time…and so much more…"