Although the Revelation at Sinai remains a foundational event in Jewish history, there seems to be a conflict over whether our ancestors accepted the Torah with open arms (“Naaseh V'Nishma”) or whether it was somehow forced on them. The answer to this conflict reveals a fundamental difference between the ancient and modern world and ultimately how we can see the Divine in our everyday lives. Shabbat Shalom!

Friday, February 10
5:06 PM Shabbat Candle Lighting
6:30 PM Shabbat Lchaims & Friday Night Lights with MJE, Rabbi Mark and Jill Wildes, Rabbi Moshe and Shana Davis, Rabbi Kevin & Allison Wolf, Leah Hashimi, Aaron Blustein, and Chazzan Benny
Torah Talk By Aaron Blustein
Kiddush Following Services

Saturday, February 11
9:30 AM Shacharit/Morning Services with MJE
Sermon by Rabbi Mark Wildes “Combatting Envy and Jealousy in a World of Comparison and Competition”
10:30 AM Cafe Connect with Leora Papier
Kiddush Following Services
4:50 PM With the Jewish Center: Mincha/Afternoon Service on 3rd floor. Followed by Shaleshudut/3rd meal on 1st floor.
Concluding with Maariv/Evening service
6:06 PM Shabbat concludes

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