Mosaic Law Congregation
קהילת תורת משה
Where traditional and dynamic Judaism come alive
With Pesach (Passover) as a time of questions, discussions, and celebration, please consider adding these supplements to your Seders this year in light of October 7 and its aftermath:
Sheet Prepared by Rabbi Herman
Seder Interrupted
Bringing the Hostages to Your Seder
Prayer for the Freedom of the Hostages
We also encourage you to watch Rabbi Ricki Lobel's latest edition of The Jewish Take where she explains the symbols of Pesach in relation to the immense challenges confronting Israel this year.
This year's Sefirat Ha'Omer (Counting of the Omer) occurs from April 23-June 11.
Instructions on Counting the Omer.
Join Hadar online for 15 minutes a day, 6:00-6:15 pm, Mondays-Thursdays, May 6-June 7, for a Moment of Midrash.
For the foreseeable future, our event and program information will be exclusively in the twice weekly congregational email. Click here if you are a synagogue member who does not currently receive the weekly emails and would like to be added to the list.
Am Yisrael Chai. Bring Them Home.
Making Lasting Connections
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Family
Faith
Friends
Shabbat, Holidays, Minyan
Our spirituality is lively, traditional, participatory, eclectic, and egalitarian. Wherever you are in your Jewish journey, your presence and participation are welcome.
Please share in our weekly Shabbat kiddush lunch and introduce yourself to our community. We look forward to meeting you.
Education Across the Generations
Teaching and learning across the spectrum are central to Jewish identity. We encourage participation in our many opportunities to learn together and to share your own teachings. We are proud of our Mercaz religious school and our extensive Adult Ed offerings, including our affiliation with the Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning.
We are particularly privileged to host two phenomenal libraries, the Central Valley Holocaust Educators' Network (CVHEN) and the Kashenberg, Ostrow, Hayward (KOH) Library and Cultural Center, whose extensive collections deepen our connection to our faith, people, history, and identity.
Shabbat and Holiday morning services are streamed over YouTube.
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Evening Shabbat and Holiday services are hybrid in person and on Zoom.
Visit The Scroll for the Zoom link.
In the off-chance of a disruption, we are monitoring the stream and will try to fix it as soon as possible