Shabbat Shalom - 1st of Iyar - Apr. 22 - JCM Gala on Tue., Apr. 25 at 6pm - Use Open Table to make a reservation today!
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Please note that reservations for the Gala will be through the Kula Lodge by calling 808-878-1535 or using OpenTable and not through JCM / ShulCloud.Â
Annual JCM Gala will take place at the Kula Lodge on Israeli Independence Day, Tuesday, Apr. 25 at 6pm
A 4-course meal with a silent auction, live music and dancing. Live musical performances by Naor Nave ​​​​​​​and Teri Gerrison
$126 per person All proceeds go to supporting the future of JCM Please make reservations with the Kula Lodge directly by calling: 808-878-1535
Next Jewish Book Club Meeting Thursday, May 11th, 10:00am The Hare with Amber Eyes: A Family's Century of Art and Loss by Edmund De Waal Via the JCM Zoom Link
Israeli Folk Dancing will be on a break until May 7 Returning on Sunday, May 7 from 3:00pm - 5:00pm Led by Paula Wolk at JCM Ages 16+
We continue our dances on Sunday, May 7, all are welcome to join us. Come learn some Israeli Folk dances. Israeli dance will be on a break from Sunday, Apr. 9 to Sunday, Apr. 30 resuming again on Sunday, May 7.
Tazria/Metzora: Finding a Way to Self Reflect
"As for the person with a tzara'at affection: the clothes shall be torn, the head shall be left bare, and the upper lip shall be covered over; and that person shall call out, 'Impure! Impure!' The person shall be impure as long as the disease is present. Being impure, that person shall dwell apart—in a dwelling outside the camp." Leviticus 13:45-46
Rabbinic tradition connected tzara'at with the sin of "evil speech," - slander and gossiping. Sadly, in our times were such a disease to manifest itself in those who say negative comments about others, we would all be afflicted by it. The moral guidance of the rabbinic tradition is that this affliction relates more to the soul than the body.
When we learn above that one who contracts tzara'at must be sent into isolation outside the camp, Rabbi Adin Steinsalz teaches: "When one is isolated with tzara'at, one remains alone and only then can one truly ponder one's own faults. Only after one is told that s/he is beset with faults and is isolated with them, can s/he begin to grapple with them until they disappear."
It is the isolation that gives an opportunity for self-reflection and helps one to confront their moral shortcomings. When someone is isolated, there is no one to compare oneself against. The isolated person suddenly realizes that s/he must self-judge without the benefit of having someone else to look down upon.
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Talmud Torah - open enrollment Wednesdays 5:00pm - 6:00pm We have a dozen students from ages 6-13 in three different classes.  It's not too late to join the learning and the fun!
Our Mission: Our school seeks to inspire children to develop a rich Jewish life through a love of pluralistic learning and developing friendships in a diverse community.
Tuesday, April 25 6-9pm - JCM Gala Fundraiser at the Kula Lodge for Israeli Independence Day — $126 per person, menu can be seen above. Live music, dancing and a silent auction.
Friday Shabbat Eve, May 5 6-8:30pm - Kabbalat Shabbat prayers followed by a kosher Mexican themed dinner for Cinco de Mayo.
Sunday, May 7 11am-1:30pm - ​​​​​​​JCM Town Hall Meeting
Monday, May 8 5-7pm - Lag B'Omer BBQ and Sunset on the JCM Deck. Vegan options will be available.
Any changes and additions will be posted on the website calendar.
Morning Shabbat Service 9:30am Live at JCM & on Zoom
Sunday, April 23
No Israeli Folk Dance On a break until May 7
Refuah Schleima- Prayer For Healing
Click Here if you or a loved one would like to be added for a prayer for healing each week. No names will be read aloud without permission... names can be said privately by the rabbi.
JCM is here to support you and your loved ones, please let us know how we can help.
Yahrzeits April 16 - April 22
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Join us for services on Friday and Saturday to recite Mourner's Kaddish
The Jewish Congregation of Maui Beit Shalom Synagogue Kihei, HI 96753
The mission of the Jewish Congregation of Maui is to support and inspire Jewish religious and cultural practices for Maui residents and visitors, provide and encourage Jewish education and life cycle services, and engage the Jewish community with religious services, classes, and events.
