Mahjong games cancelled tomorrow - Shabbat services this week and next month
01/28/2025 10:03:14 PM
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Due to predicted inclement weather Mahjong games are cancelled tomorrow, Jan 29th Please join us next Wednesday from 12:30pm to 4pm For more information contact Ellen Levinsky 808-385-4726
Mahalo to Sam Shnider who led last week's Shabbat services. Rabbi Daniel Lev from Oahu will be back on Maui to lead Shabbat evening services this week. See the following for times and information:
Friday, January 31st Doors open at 5:30pm Candle lighting at 5:49pm Service starts at 6:00pm
Kiddush, Hamotzi and a kosher style Potluck Oneg to follow after service. Please bring your favorite vegetarian dish or side.
Feel free to join us by visiting: Zoom Link Meeting ID: 528 461 9173 Passcode: 1818
The following is our Shabbat schedule for February
Fri, Feb 7th - Shabbat Shira - Cynthia Lebowitz Sat, Feb 8th - Shabbaton led by Rabbi David Gordon from Connecticut. Along with Sam Shnider. Fri, Feb 14th - Rabbi Daniel Lev Fri, Feb 21st - Capn Dave Belzer Fri, Feb 28th - Rabbi Ken Aronowitz
Mahalo in advance for your presence!
Whether you're a Maui resident or visitor, we would be delighted to have you participate in or lead a service. Your contribution to this meaningful mitzvah would be greatly appreciated. Please email Kalo at jcmmauijews@gmail.com of your interest.
Midrash class by Sam Shnider Monday, February 3rd
Midrash in Action is a community discussion led by Sam Shnider. It is open to all levels and backgrounds with the goal of reclaiming sources of Torah, the wisdom that has animated the Jewish spirit for millenia, for answers and guidance on matters that confront us today. Sam will begin each class with four to five minutes of song, then a short teaching (about ten to fifteen minutes), and then a communal discussion of the sources. The class will be held bi-weekly with sources ready about one week before the class, so that people can meditate on the sources, and bring their own interpretations.
The sources are riddles, or springboards for discussion, or awakenings for further connections. For each source we ask - What does it say? What does it mean? And what does it mean to us? Ultimately the classes may be compiled into a book of community wisdom for further sharing.
Next class is Monday, February 3rd. Doors open at 6:00pm Class will start at 6:30pm and are an hour long.
Use the following link for the source sheet to guide you through the class: Midrash Sourcesheet You are also welcome to join us by visiting: Zoom Link Meeting ID: 528 461 9173 Passcode: 1818
If you have any questions, please contact Sam Shnider at samshnider@gmail.com
Be part of the Mitzvah Committee!
Do you have a green thumb, sharp culinary skills, the gift of gab to connect wit people or want to fill your time with something that purposeful? You've come to the right place!
Our Mitzvah Committe is looking for volunteers that can help with our community garden, light office work, event set-up and more!
For details, email Kalo at jcmmaui@gmail.com and write "Mitzvah" in subject line.
Mahalo!
Toda Raba! Mahalo nui loa to everyone who joined our Hanukkah celebrations; your presence made each evening special. A special thanks to Sam Shnider for his enlightening Midrash on the first night, enhanced by our community candle lighting.
We also greatly appreciate Rabbi Ken for leading a joyful Shabbat and memorable Havdalah, and Cynthia Lebowitz for organizing games and sharing her musical talents. We are grateful to our dedicated volunteers for their help with setup and cleanup. A special shoutout to board member Barbara Cooper and her husband Mitch Cooper for making delicious latkes and along with taking on many of the prepartions to make our Hanukkah party a sucess. Thank you again for being with us and making it one of the most memorable Hanukkah celebrations we've had.
As we begin a new year, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the community- members from near and far, our volunteers,visitors and clergy circle who have supported the Jewish Congregation of Maui in 2024.
We are tremendously grateful to Bob and Marla Weiner, Mitch and Joan Berman, Larry Feinberg, Gabe Crane, David and Kerry Wolpo, Alan and Robin Sandler, the Coopers and the Lebowitzes and gracious donors. Your kokua and contributions are vital in allowing us to maintain a welcoming space for the Jewish community on Maui to come together and connect.
Wishing you all and your loved ones many blessings in the new year Hau'oli makahiki hou!
Friday, January 31st Service starts at 6:00pm
Led by Rabbi Daniel Lev from Oahu
Saturday, February 1st
Stay tuned for future morning Shabbat services.
Any changes and additions will be posted on the website calendar.
Prayer For Healing Click here if you or a loved one would like to be added for a prayer for healing each week. Names will be read aloud unless instructed otherwise Names can be said privately by the Rabbi or layleader.
JCM is here to support you and your loved ones,please let us know how we can help.
- Yahrzeits January 26th - February 1st Archie Halparin Barry Pachino Carl Bonaventura Clara Halparin Elizabeth Cohn Harry Gomberg Hilde Teltscher Isadore Tinkleman Jacob Fine Jo Marcia Feinberg Lina Tick Margo Landesman Norman (Leon) Summer Sam Kaplan Shalom Vojdani Shirel Gold Stuart Shaines Join us for services on Fridays to recite Mourner's Kaddish If you wish to have the Yahrzeit of a loved one added to the newsletter and mentioned during Shabbat service please contact Kalo at jcmmauujews@gmail.com.
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.
