Please join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman for an evening of spirituality, music, joy & fun as we gather for our final Kabbalat Shabbat Service of the year. 'Surf n' Shabbat' is an annual tradition and a great way to head into summer.

WEATHER PERMITTING - Come early!
Pack food & drinks, beach chairs & blankets.
If in doubt, call the Rabbi's cell 954.254.5871, he will be at the beach by 5:30 pm

BRING QUARTERS FOR YOUR PARKING METER or pay w CC

Directions:
Hillsboro Blvd. east to A1A, make a right (south) 1 block to SE 1st Street,
make a left and park in the lot on the right, between 1st & 2nd Street.
We will be on the beach across from lifeguard station #4

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service. Through a special family friendly siddur, blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, guitar accompaniment as well as your presence and participation, TBI will usher in the Sabbath Bride. Adults & children welcome!

Kosher dinner to follow. Reservations needed. (Adults $19 / kids $8)

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Our 16th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. This month we gather to recall our Exodus from Egypt on the Sabbath immediately following the conclusion of Passover. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
May 8 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Cantor Andrew David Susman extends an invitation to join us on this journey. An eclectic approach to spirituality & prayer through a convergence of sound & silence, movement & meditation, tradition & modernity. Accompaniment by our Guitar, Wind, Percussion & Rhythm Ensemble Nachal Eitan / Enduring Stream

NEW LOCATION - SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY RATE

$14 Advance payment by April 6th
($20 At the Door)
Seating limited to 36 - Reservations encouraged
Contact Cantor Andy (954) 471-3697
TEXT your name & email address


PROGRAM
6:30 Check In, Grab a seat
6:40 Welcome / Introduction
6:45 Passover Melodies Medley
7:00 Torah Study
7:10 Candlelighting, Kabbalat Shabbat & Ma'ariv
7:25 Amidah, Guided Meditation & Sound Healing
7:40 Mi Shebeirach, Kaddish & Closing Song
7:45 Kiddush & Buffet Style K Passover nosh

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service. Through a special family friendly siddur, blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, guitar accompaniment as well as your presence and participation, TBI will usher in the Sabbath Bride. Adults & children welcome!

Kosher dinner to follow. Reservations needed. (Adults $19 / kids $8)

Cantor Andrew David Susman extends an invitation to join us on this journey. An eclectic approach to spirituality & prayer through a convergence of sound & silence, movement & meditation, tradition & modernity. Accompaniment by our Guitar, Wind, Percussion & Rhythm Ensemble Nachal Eitan / Enduring Stream

$16 Advance payment by Feb 24th - $20 At the Door
Seating limited to 36 - Reservations encouraged
TEXT Andy (954.471.3697) your name & email address.

PROGRAM
7:15 Torah Study
7:30 Candle Lighting & Our Journey Begins
8:20 Guided Meditation & Sound Healing
9:00 Oneg Shabbat - Shabbat Joy - (Kiddush, Motzi, Nosh & Kibbitz)

Our families and friends gather to honor the memories of the MSD Heroes. Our service will be a blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements woven in such a way so as to provide comfort, healing and hope.

Upcoming services:
Apr 17 (Passover Review)
May 8 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Our 16th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. This month we gather to light the Menorah on the Sabbath immediately preceding the start of Chanukah. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
Feb 21 (Shabbat / Second Year Memorial MSD)
Apr 17 (Passover Review)
May 8 (Surf n' Shabbat)

With the HH Days behind us, join us as we celebrate our 16th Anniversary! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Services. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
Dec 20 (Shabbat / Chanukah ~ Light the Menorah)
Feb 21 (Shabbat / Second Year Memorial MSD)
Apr 17 (Passover Review)
May 8 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 29 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 30 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Oct. 8 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Oct 9 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Oct 9 @ 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 29 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 30 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Oct. 8 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Oct 9 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Oct 9 @ 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 29 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 30 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Oct. 8 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Oct 9 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Oct 9 @ 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 29 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 30 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Oct. 8 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Oct 9 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Oct 9 @ 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

This is our first service for the new season.

Our 16th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Please note that for the High Holidays 2019/5780
we meet @ Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School:

Rosh HaShanah
Sept 29 - Maariv - RH Evening
Sept 30 - Shacharit - RH Morning

Yom Kippur
Oct 8 - Kol Nidre - YK Evening
Oct 9 - Shacharit - YK Morning
Oct 9 - Yiskor / Neilah - YK Afternoon

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Cantor Andrew David Susman extends an invitation to join us on this journey. Step into a meditative, musical and mindful trans-denominational Shabbat experience embracing the many threads of traditional and contemporary Jewish ritual & observance. The tapestry woven will be a reflection of all who attend and participate reflecting the maxim -
"The whole is greater than the sum of its parts."

$20 suggested offering
$5 discount w/ advance payment through SQUARE or Check
Andy 954.471.3697

featuring Guitar, Wind, Percussion & Rhythm Ensemble
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ENDURING STREAM ~ Nachal Eitan ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Cantor Andy, Richie, Doug, Simm, Mark ‘Suresh’ & Shashawna

Service led by Rev. Jack Branford, Pastor
w/ Guest Singer & Guitarist
Andrew David Susman
Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator

Special song medley ~
Holy, Holiness (Peter & Ellen Allard)
God is EVERYWHERE (Chasidic chant)
I Am Alive (Rabbi David Zeller)
Magnificence (Peter Makena)
God's in Me (Dan Nichols)

As We Bless (Faith Rogow)
We are Loved (Peter Makena)
Father of My Soul, Mother of My Heart (Daniel Nahmod)
Open Up Our Eyes (Jeff Klepper)
Gitanjali (Tom Prasada-Rao)

Not By Might, Not By Power (Debbie Friedman)
Yihyeh Shalom (Rick Recht)
Peace Will Come (Tom Paxton)
Merger poem (Judy Chicago)
Eden (Margot Stein)

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Please join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman for an evening of spirituality, music, joy & fun as we gather for our final Kabbalat Shabbat Service of the year. 'Surf n' Shabbat' is an annual tradition and a great way to head into summer.

WEATHER PERMITTING - Come early!
Pack food & drinks, beach chairs & blankets.
If in doubt, call the Rabbi's cell 954.254.5871, he will be at the beach by 5:30 pm

BRING QUARTERS FOR YOUR PARKING METER

Directions:
Hillsboro Blvd. east to A1A, make a right (south) 1 block to SE 1st Street,
make a left and park in the lot on the right, between 1st & 2nd Street.
We will be on the beach across from lifeguard station #4

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service. Through a special family friendly siddur, blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, guitar accompaniment as well as your presence and participation, TBI will usher in the Sabbath Bride. Adults & children welcome!

Kosher dinner to follow. Reservations needed. (Adults $19 / kids $8)

Join community leaders from across the religious spectrum and lend your voice to a chorus working to reverse the increasing level of hate crimes and especially gun related violence as well as to show respect for those lost to such heinous acts. Hosted by Interfaith Justice League and moderated by Rabbi Barry Silver. Special guest, Tom Gabor - Criminologist, author & Gun Violence expert.

Congregation L'Dor VaDor & American Muslim Alliance will reprise their annual spring gathering in the spirit of fellowship and peace work. Hosted by Rabbi Barry Silver with support from his ensemble of dance, music & rhythm specialists - Ira Weisburd, Andrew David Susman & Mark 'Suresh' Schlanger.

Our 15th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Services. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging. This month we prepare for the Festival of Freedom - Passover which begins Erev Shabbat, April 19th. Wishing everyone a 'Sweet Pesach!'

Upcoming services:
May 17 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service. Through a special family friendly siddur, blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, guitar accompaniment as well as your presence and participation, TBI will usher in the Sabbath Bride. Adults & children welcome!

Kosher dinner to follow. Reservations needed. (Adults $19 / kids $8)

Cantor Andrew David Susman extends an invitation to join us on this journey. Step into a meditative, musical and mindful Shabbat experience embracing many threads of traditional and contemporary Jewish observance. The tapestry woven will be a reflection of all who attend and participate. Accompaniment by our band Nachal Eitan/Enduring Stream - Wind, Percussion & Rhythm Ensemble

$18 suggested offering

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Our 15th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. This month we gather to celebrate 'Love'with a blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
Apr 12 (Prep for Passover)
May 17 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service. Through a special family friendly siddur, blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, guitar accompaniment as well as your presence and participation, TBI will usher in the Sabbath Bride. Adults & children welcome!

Kosher dinner to follow. Reservations needed. (Adults $19 / kids $8)

Join Rabbi Michael Gold and Cantorial Soloist/Song Leader Andrew David Susman in a lively discussion of 'The Kabbalistic Four Worlds.' Prayer from the heart is a divine mitzvah. Learn about 'Hidur Mitzvah' (Elevating a mitzvah) with strategies for enhancing the ruach (spirit) and kavanah (intention) of your prayer experience. We gather in the library following the conclusion of morning services. Hope you will join us!

Rabbi Melinda Bracha Bernstein and Cantor Andrew David Susman extend an invitation to join us on this journey. Step into a meditative, musical and mindful Shabbat experience embracing many threads of traditional and contemporary Jewish observance. The tapestry woven will be a reflection of all who attend and participate. Accompaniment by Wind, Percussion & Rhythm Ensemble

$18 suggested donation

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Our 15th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. This month we gather to light the Menorah on the 7th night of Chanukah. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
Feb 15 (Love Shabbat)
Apr 12 (Prep for Passover)
May 17 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Services led by Daniel Kaufman (Kol Ami Pres.), Beth DeRicco (Board Member) & Guest Hazzan, Guitarist - Andrew David Susman with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion.

If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the pews, then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues at THIS MOMENT. With tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with God, one another and the world.

Please save the date to join in a conversation that is expansive, engaging and evolving.

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service. Through a special family friendly siddur, blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, guitar accompaniment as well as your presence and participation, TBI will usher in the Sabbath Bride. Adults & children welcome!

Kosher dinner to follow. Reservations needed. (Adults $19 / kids $8)

With the HH Days behind us, join us as we celebrate our 15th Anniversary! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Services. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
Dec 7 (Shabbat / Chanukah ~ Light the Menorah)
Feb 15 (Shabbat / One Year Memorial MSD)
Apr 12 (Prep for Passover)
May 17 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 9 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 10 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Sept. 18 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Sept 19 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Sept 19 @ 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 9 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 10 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Sept. 18 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Sept 19 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Sept 19 @ 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 9 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 10 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Sept. 18 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Sept 19 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Sept 19 @ 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 9 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 10 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Sept. 18 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Sept 19 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Sept 19 @ 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 9 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 10 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Sept. 18 @ 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Sept 19 @ 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Sept 19 @ 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

This is our first service for the new season.

Our 15th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Please note that for the High Holidays 2018/5779
we meet @ Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School:

Rosh HaShanah
Sept 9 - Maariv - RH Evening
Sept 10 - Shacharit - RH Morning

Yom Kippur
Sept 18 - Kol Nidre - YK Evening
Sept 19 - Shacharit - YK Morning
Sept 19 - Yiskor / Neilah - YK Afternoon

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Rabbi Melinda Bracha Bernstein and Cantor Andrew David Susman extend an invitation to join us on this journey. Step into a meditative, musical and mindful Shabbat experience embracing many threads of traditional and contemporary Jewish observance. The tapestry woven will be a reflection of all who attend and participate.

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Please join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman for an evening of spirituality, music, joy & fun as we gather for our final Kabbalat Shabbat Service of the year. 'Surf n' Shabbat' is an annual tradition and a great way to head into summer.

WEATHER PERMITTING - Come early!
Pack food & drinks, beach chairs & blankets.
If in doubt, call the Rabbi's cell 954.254.5871, he will be at the beach by 5:30 pm

BRING QUARTERS FOR YOUR PARKING METER

Directions:
Hillsboro Blvd. east to A1A, make a right (south) 1 block to SE 1st Street,
make a left and park in the lot on the right, between 1st & 2nd Street.
We will be on the beach across from lifeguard station #4

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service as we lift the words off the pages of Siddur Sim Shalom through a blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, vocal harmonies and guitar accompaniment. All welcome!

Services* led by Kol Ami President Daniel Kaufman. Hazzan and guitarist Andrew David Susman will accompany with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, Ed Yitshaq Levenson will offer an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion.

If attending services is not ‘your thing,’ I invite you to give it another look to discover what resonates with you. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues today. I have tremendous respect for the foundation that Orthodox and Conservative Judaism provide. However, it is my experience that the progressive movements (Reform, Reconstructionist and Renewal) offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for our future. Join us as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with the ineffable, one another, our planet and the universe.

*Kiddush & Oneg (celebration w/ refreshments) to follow services

Our 14th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Services. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
May 18 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service. Through a special family friendly siddur, blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, guitar accompaniment as well as your presence and participation, TBI will usher in the Sabbath Bride. Adults & children welcome!

Kosher dinner to follow. Reservations needed. (Adults $19 / kids $8)

Services* will be led by Kol Ami Prayer Leader and Ritual Chairperson Steve Carter. Hazzan and guitarist Andrew David Susman will accompany with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion.

If attending services is not ‘your thing,’ I invite you to give it another look to discover what resonates with you. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues today. I have tremendous respect for the foundation that Orthodox and Conservative Judaism provide. However, it is my experience that the progressive movements (Reform, Reconstructionist and Renewal) offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for our future. Join us as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with the ineffable, one another, our planet and the universe.

* a kiddush and light lunch will follow services

Celebrate Passover in a progressive, non-theistic way. While our Seder has traditional elements such as the Seder Plate, candle-lighting, and Jewish music, it is progressive-themed and has meaningful readings, both about the holiday and topical events, lively discussion, and singing led by Cantorial Soloist and folk singer Andy Susman. The celebration reading/singing lasts approx. one hour, followed by feast. This year PJA has chosen a new venue. We can simply order from the menu when we arrive and pay separately, much less expensive than our prior plan. Please RSVP - Charles 305-606-2778

NOTE: While we do NOT keep kosher at our Seder, we request that you AVOID pork and shellfish for guests who respect that tradition.

FREE PARKING is curbside 2 blocks south of restaurant. Take S.E. 15th Ave. south from Las Olas, look for Brickell Drive. A few spaces are to the left on north side of Brickell, but most are to your right on Brickell going west, or about a block west on Tarpon Drive. You should find a free space, but if not, there are coin meters close to restaurant along S.E. 15th Ave. and elsewhere; $1.25/hr., take quarters, dimes, nickels. There is also a master meter/parking app lot on N.E. corner of Las Olas and 15th.

Please allow for rush hour travel time. Las Olas gets very congested.

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Our 14th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Services. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
Apr 20 (Post Passover)
May 18 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Services led by Marilyn Edelstein, Corresponding Secretary & Andrew David Susman - Hazzan, Guitarist and Spiritual Leader - with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion. If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the 'pews,' then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America is ever evolving. While I have tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with the ineffable, one another and the world.

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service as we lift the words off the pages of Siddur Sim Shalom through a blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, vocal harmonies and guitar accompaniment. All welcome!

next date - May 11

Join Rabbi Hector Epelbaum & Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman for a spirit & joy-filled Kabbalat Shabbat service. Through a special family friendly siddur, blend of traditional & contemporary melodies, guitar accompaniment as well as your presence and participation, TBI will usher in the Sabbath Bride. Adults & children welcome!

Kosher dinner to follow. Reservations needed. (Adults $19 / kids $8)

Next date - March 9

Cantor Andrew Susman will officiate with a musically interactive service
6 pm Traditional Buffet Dinner on the Palms Terrace - main clubhouse
7:30 pm Services begin in Banquet Room with an Oneg Shabbat to follow.

Cost: $36 all inclusive, w/ a glass of wine at dinner

Join single members from:
Addison Reserve, Boca West, Broken Sound, Gleneagles, Boca Woods, Polo, Boca Resort, Indian Spring, Hunters Run, Woodfield, Wycliffe, Stonebridge, Aberdeen, Boca Grove and Delaire.

Services led by Kol Ami Prayer Leader Steve Carter & Guest Hazzan, Guitarist and Spiritual Leader Andrew David Susman with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion. If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the pews, then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues at THIS MOMENT. While I have tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with God and the world.

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Rabbi MICHAEL GOLD & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Our 13th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. This month we gather to light the Menorah on the 4th night of Chanukah. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
Feb 9 (Love Shabbat)
Apr 20 (Post Passover)
May 18 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Join us for a survey of traditional and contemporary prayer melodies concluding with a medley of Chanukah favorites.

Services led by Kol Ami Prayer Leader Ron Chazan & Guest Hazzan, Guitarist and Spiritual Leader Andrew David Susman with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion. If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the pews, then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues at THIS MOMENT. While I have tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with God and the world.

Services led by Andrew David Susman - Hazzan, Guitarist and Spiritual Leader - with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion. If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the pews, then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues at THIS MOMENT. While I have tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with God and the world.

With the HH Days behind us, join us as we welcome the new month of Chesvan

Our 13th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Services. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Upcoming services:
Dec 15 (Light the Menorah)
Feb 9 (Love Shabbat)
Apr 20 (Post Passover)
May 18 (Surf n' Shabbat)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Wed, Sept. 20, 2017 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Thurs, Sept. 21, 2017 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Fri, Sept. 29, 2017 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Sat, Sept 30, 2017 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Sat, Sept 30, 2016 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Wed, Sept. 20, 2017 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Thurs, Sept. 21, 2017 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Fri, Sept. 29, 2017 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Sat, Sept 30, 2017 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Sat, Sept 30, 2016 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Wed, Sept. 20, 2017 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Thurs, Sept. 21, 2017 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Fri, Sept. 29, 2017 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Sat, Sept 30, 2017 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Sat, Sept 30, 2016 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

This is our first service for the new season.

Our 13th Anniversary Year! (founded Dec. 2003) Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Please note that for the High Holidays 2017/5778
we meet @ Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School:
Rosh HaShanah
Sept 20 - Maariv - Rosh HaShanah Evening
Sept 21 - Shacharit - Rosh HaShanah Morning

Yom Kippur
Sept 29 - Kol Nidre - Yom Kippur Evening
Sept 30 - Shacharit - Yom Kippur Morning
Sept 30 - Yiskor / Neilah - Yom Kippur Afternoon

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Please join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman for a Fun evening as we gather for our final service of the year - an annual tradition and a great way to head into summer.

WEATHER PERMITTING Come early, pack food & drinks, beach chairs & blankets. If in doubt, call the Rabbi's cell 954.254.5871, he will be at the beach by 5:30 pm

Directions:
Hillsboro Blvd. east to A1A, make a right (south) 1 block to SE 1st Street,
make a left and park in the lot on the right, between 1st & 2nd Street.
We will be on the beach across from lifeguard station #4

BRING QUARTERS FOR YOUR PARKING METER

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

We gather to honor our many faith traditions as we embrace 'The Power & Mystery of Prayer.' This IS your invitation TO participate in a mélange of readings, poems, dramatizations & musical accompaniment. “Let the sun shine in! Gathering as one, we all win!”

Various organizations, individuals and faith communities from Broward County will offer heartfelt gifts, as we gather to celebrate the National Day of Prayer. Please make a date!
We look forward to seeing you HERE!

Contributions/Donations:
Each faith community/organization is requested to bring a bag of non-perishable food for our food pantry. Contact: Andrew Susman for more info. (954) 471-3697

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Consider this your invitation to experience an alternative morning service led by Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator ANDREW SUSMAN, journeying through the four worlds of Assiyah (Action) ~ Yetzirah (Formation) ~ Beri’ah (Creation) ~ Atzilut (Emanation) incorporating Kabbalistic & progressive influences, with singing, chanting, drumming and guitar accompaniment.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Service led by Rev. Jack Branford, Pastor
with Guest Singer & Guitarist - Andrew David Susman
Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator

Special song medley ~
I Am Alive (Rabbi David Zeller)
Magnificence (Peter Makena)
Not By Might,Not By Power (Debbie Friedman)
As We Bless (Faith Rogow)
Gitanjali (Tom Prasada-Rao)
Yihyeh Shalom (Rick Recht)

Yachad-Together proudly invites all our neighbors to participate with us in our yearly community gathering. This program is FREE with contributions going to Haitian-Relief Fund for Victims of Hurricane Matthew

List of presenters & performers:
Rabbi Leonid Feldman, MC, Temple Beth El, WPB
Cantor Presler Lights 4th Chanukah Candle & Sings
Ronel Escarment, Pianist
Pastor Tom Pokorni, Olive Branches Coalition
Rabbi Josh Broide, Jewish Federation S.Palm Beach County
Cantorial Soloist Andrew Susman, Guitarist
Mayor Mary Lou Berger, Palm Beach County
Rev Diana J. Melendez-Ayala, Life Coach
Master Cantor David Presler
Stephen Harwood, Singer
Weisman Chorus led by Rita Rothman

Rabbi Mendy Engel (Chabad of Tamarac,FL) will lead the lighting of the Chanukiah
followed by Noshing w/ Latkes, Sufganiot & Sushi (Potato Cakes, Jelly Donuts),
as well as Rikkudim/Niggunim/Shirim (Dancing & Singing) as we celebrate our beautiful
'Festival of Light!'

Guest Cantorial Song Leader & Guitarist
Andrew David Susman

Please be sure to say 'Shalom!' to Chana Karden and visit her beautiful shop
~ J&B Judaica ~ for all of your holiday & Judaica gift needs!

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

This special gathering is an annual tradition of the Broward Interfaith Council (based in Hollywood/South Broward). We present an inclusive Thanksgiving Program embracing the spiritual traditions of our multi-faith community, encompassing people of Christian, Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Baha'i, Muslim, Jewish and other backgrounds. Please join us in a celebration of faith and gratitude through poetry, scripture and song, and bring a friend, neighbor or loved one to share in our community!

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Oct. 2, 2016 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Oct. 3, 2016 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Oct 11, 2016 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Oct. 2, 2016 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Oct. 3, 2016 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Oct 11, 2016 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Oct. 2, 2016 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Oct. 3, 2016 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Oct 11, 2016 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Oct. 2, 2016 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Oct. 3, 2016 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Oct 11, 2016 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Services led by Andrew David Susman - Cantorial Prayer/Song Leader with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion provided by Amichai Heppner from TAO in Ft.Lauderdale as well as a member of the Simchat HaLev Havurah.

If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the pews, then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues at THIS MOMENT. While I have tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with God and the world.

Please join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman for a Fun evening as we gather for our final service of the year - an annual tradition and a great way to head into summer.

WEATHER PERMITTING Come early, pack food & drinks, beach chairs & blankets. If in doubt, call the Rabbi's cell 954.254.5871, he will be at the beach by 5:30 pm

Directions:
Hillsboro Blvd. east to A1A, make a right (south) 1 block to SE 1st Street,
make a left and park in the lot on the right, between 1st & 2nd Street.
We will be on the beach across from lifeguard station #4

BRING QUARTERS FOR YOUR PARKING METER

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Services led by Andrew David Susman - Cantorial Prayer/Song Leader with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion. If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the pews, then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues at THIS MOMENT. While I have tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with God and the world.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Come to hear excellent speakers, singers & musicians
NO charge for this event, NO reservations, OPEN seating

Sponsored by:
Beit Israel - The Jewish Home.org Holocaust Eternal Flame Society

Let us all together pay our respect & love to the over 500,000 Jewish American soldiers
Jewish War Veterans who served in the US Armed Forces liberating Europe from the Nazis

Let us share our love & appreciation to the survivors who settled in the US to build & rebuild Jewish families, in Jewish homes, businesses, temples & cultural institutions

Bring your entire family to demonstrate our devotion & love for each other on this Commemoration Day as we say: “NEVER AGAIN – Not to us nor any other people!

Please Share this invitation with friends & neighbors

Cost: $7 cash / person and covered dish to serve 10+
RSVP: Charles 305-931-1428 (Until 10 pm)

Celebrate Passover in a progressive, non-theistic way. While our Seder has traditional elements such as the Seder Plate, candle-lighting, and Jewish music, it is progressive-themed and has meaningful readings, both about the holiday and topical events, lively discussion, and singing led by professional folk singer Andy Susman. The celebration reading/singing lasts approx. one hour, followed by feast. This is a kibbutz-style Seder where everyone pitches in with a dish. When you RSVP, Charles and you can discuss what dish you have in mind as well as whether you can volunteer to assist with a simple task.

NOTE:
(1) While we do NOT keep kosher at our Seder, we request that you AVOID pork and shellfish for guests who like that tradition.
(2) You may heat up your dish in this venue's kitchen.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Services led by Andrew David Susman - Cantorial Prayer/Song Leader with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion. If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the pews, then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues at THIS MOMENT. While I have tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with God and the world.

On January 27 each year, the United Nations (UN) remembers the Holocaust that affected many people of Jewish origin during World War II. This day is called the International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust. It also commemorates when the Soviet troops liberated the Nazi concentration and death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland on January 27, 1945.

http://www.un.org/en/holocaustremembrance/

At this month's service we will 'Light the Menorah' as we celebrate Chanukah and wrap up our 11th Anniversary Year Celebration (2004-2015)!

Please join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Andrew David Susman, Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator in South Florida for over 30 years, will present a musical celebration of Judaism & Israel drawing from the traditional and contemporary 'Song Book' that's sure to be engaging, participatory, spiritual and joyful. Andy has two well received recordings THE Megiddo Project - A Prayer Journey (2010) & THE Megiddo Project - Generations (2015) from which he will share several selections along with many other new and familiar tunes Andy's experience includes the breadth of our Jewish spectrum ~ Conservative, Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal. He also has a deep love of folk music. Andy has a very affable nature and it's often said the 'he's never met a stranger'. Please join us for the inaugural event of our 2015-16 season. Andy's albums will be available for sale as part of a fundraiser so please consider supporting both Hadassah and the artist.

At this month's service we will 'Roll Out The Torah' as we celebrate Simchat Torah and continue our 11th Anniversary Year Celebration (2004-2015) through December!

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Sun, Sept. 13, 2015 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Mon, Sept. 14, 2015 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Tues, Sept 22, 2015 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Wed, Sept 23, 2015 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Wed, Sept 23, 2015 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

This is our first service for the new season.

Our 11th Anniversary Year Celebration (2004-2015) continues through December! Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Please note that for the High Holidays 2015/5776
we meet @ Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School:
Rosh HaShanah
Sept 13 - Maariv - Rosh HaShanah Evening
Sept 14 - Shacharit - Rosh HaShanah Morning

Yom Kippur
Sept 22 - Kol Nidre - Yom Kippur Evening
Sept 23 - Shacharit - Yom Kippur Morning
Sept 23 - Yiskor / Neilah - Yom Kippur Afternoon

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Rev. Gail Tapscott & Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader & Educator Andrew David Susman will be conducting services. Expanding on the theme of Unitarian Universalist 'doctrine' of inclusiveness and tolerance, this service will focus on Contemporary Jewish and New Thought Liturgy as a template for interfaith dialogue. Born and bred in South Florida, Andrew David Susman has been a Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader or an Educator for over 30 years. His experience includes the breadth of the Jewish spectrum ~ Conservative, Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal. Andy has two well received recordings in his THE Megiddo Project Series. A Prayer Journey (2010) explores 'our relationship with THE ONE' and Generations (2015) explores 'our relationships with one another'. Several selections in today's service will be from these albums. Andy has a very affable nature and it's often said the 'he's never met a stranger'. His deep love of folk music has led him to many a Labyrinth Cafe evening over the years.

Please join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman for a Fun evening as we gather for our final service of the year - an annual tradition and a great way to head into summer.

WEATHER PERMITTING Come early, pack food & drinks, beach chairs & blankets. If in doubt, call the Rabbi's cell 954.254.5871, he will be at the beach by 5:30 pm

Directions:
Hillsboro Blvd. east to A1A, make a right (south) 1 block to SE 1st Street,
make a left and park in the lot on the right, between 1st & 2nd Street.
We will be on the beach across from lifeguard station #4

BRING QUARTERS FOR YOUR PARKING METER

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Services led by Andrew David Susman - Cantorial Prayer/Song Leader with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion. If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the pews, then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues at THIS MOMENT. While I have tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with God and the world.

Discovering, developing your own prayer style. Hopefully, many of you will choose to attend Mar 21st & Mar 27th as well as a service or two at TAO in the interim, so that we will be able to ‘fast-forward’ the conversation on how to make the connection between prayer & Judaism. However, if you could not, then I hope to bring you up to speed within the first 10 minutes.

Cost $10 RSVP cori.kettler@gmail.com

An incredible lineup of musicians, including THE MEGIDDO PROJECT and yours truly @ 6 PM. Our set will include a medley of spirited and soulful folk songs, as well as selections from our newest album The Megiddo Project ~ Generations Headliner, Valerie C. Wisecracker, will perform @ 9 PM All of us will be honoring the Earth with music and raising funds for FIU's Nature Preserve. Join us for a little while, or stay for the entire evening! Either way, you will be part of an amazing gathering.

Suggested donation $10.
Thank you for helping us make this event awesome.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Consider visiting TAO / Temple Adath Or – South Florida Center for Jewish Renewal perhaps in April to broaden your awareness & palette of Contemporary Judaism and enliven our conversation on May 2nd Check out their website/calendar.

Services led by Andrew David Susman - Cantorial Prayer/Song Leader with a mélange of melodies from across the spectrum of Judaism. In addition, there will be an engaging drash (interpretation) and lively discussion on the week’s Torah portion. If attending services is not ‘your thing’, I invite you to give it another look and discover what can work and resonate with you. If you’ve felt chased away from the pews, then please know that differing views are most welcome. The landscape of worship in America has been evolving since the 60s and continues at THIS MOMENT. While I have tremendous respect for the foundation that the Orthodox and Conservative Movements provide – it is my experience that Reform, Reconstructionist & Renewal offer meaningful, relevant and exciting perspectives, options and portals for the future of mainstream Jewry as we seek to embrace and understand our relationship with God and the world.

Contemporary music and Judaism offer plenty of opportunities to create spiritual connections. Andrew David Susman's two albums - THE Megiddo PROJECT - A Prayer Journey (2010) & THE Megiddo PROJECT - Generations (Spring 2015) use a contemporary lens to illuminate the ancient faith of Judaism, making you stop and go “Hmm?” Through a blend of icons, images, intentions and mysticism (a.k.a. Kabbalah) Andy weaves various threads of lyrics, liturgy, liner notes and music into an engaging, enchanting and relevant presentation of Judaism - ‘a spiritual awakening for our time!’

Cost $5 RSVP cori.kettler@gmail.com

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Rabbi Leon will be leading with Andy Susman providing uplifting music for our service. A light Oneg will follow the service. To pay for the room, a minimum $10 donation is required. PLEASE, RSVP promptly for planning purposes. We will be meeting in the WEEKS BUILDING which is past the main Chapel - follow the driveway to the left and continue to the Weeks Building.

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

This month Temple Beth Chai will not be meeting at our usual location of West Glades Middle School. Join us instead for a special fund raiser for RELAY FOR LIFE and celebrate the Festival of Lights. Space is limited: $50 per person.
Email: RabbiJK@bellsouth.net
or call 954-346-5030 to make your reservation.

At this month's service we will 'Light the Menorah' as we celebrate Chanukah and wrap up our 10th Anniversary Year Celebration (2004-2014)!

Please join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

At this month's service we will celebrate Thanksgiving and continue our 10th Anniversary Year Celebration (2004-2014) through December!

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

At this month's service we will 'Roll Out The Torah' as we celebrate Simchat Torah and continue our 10th Anniversary Year Celebration (2004-2014) through December!

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a spiritual & inspirational experience, a beautiful blend of
traditon and modernity, 'making the old new and the new holy.'
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

Rosh HaShanah
Wed, Sept. 24, 2012 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)
Thurs, Sept. 25, 2014 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Yom Kippur
Friday, Oct 3, 2014 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre
Saturday, Oct 4, 2014 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah
Saturday, Oct 4, 2014 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah (Memorial & Concluding Services)

An incredible lineup of musicians,
4:00 - Joel Heinen
4:30 - Scott Becker
5:00 - EarthShine Duo
5:45 - Sarah Jacobs Trio

6:30 - THE Megiddo PROJECT
(Bill Feuer, Erica Gollub, Mary Larrick & Andrew David Susman)
will sing a medley of earth songs -
* * * "This Pretty Planet"(Tom Chapin),
* * * "Cry on My Shoulder"(Michael Ruff),
* * * "Fountain of Sorrow"(Jackson Browne),
* * * "One Day"(Matisyahu),
* * * "How Good It Is" (Sue Horowtiz)
* * * "Little Miracles"(Ralston Bowles),
* * * "Gitanjali" (Tom Prasada-Rao)

7:00 - Box of Light
7:45 - Janet Seitlin & Grant Livingston
8:30 - Jared Bistrong-Digital Caveman / Didgeridoo & Percussionist
9:00 - Three Sheets to the Wind


Enjoy live music and support grassroots action. 350 South Florida is our community's voice for shining the light on climate change and sea level rise. As part of the world's largest network of climate change activists, 350.org, we need your help for local efforts and to prepare for the world's largest climate change protest, the People's Climate March in September. Let's get folksy for the planet. The goal is to help stem global warming through a change in human behavior. Join us for a little while, or stay for the entire evening! Either way, you will be part of an amazing gathering. Thank you for helping us make this event awesome.

For more info on how to stem the tide of climate change, please visit: http://world.350.org/southflorida/
national site: http://350.org/
.
RSVP at 350 South Florida on Facebook Join 350 South Florida: 350SouthFlorida@gmail.com or 350 South Florida

Michael will interview Jim Harper of 350.org along with THE Megiddo PROJECT
(Bill Feuer, Erica Gollub, Mary Larrick & Andrew David Susman) who will sing a medley of earth songs -
"This Pretty Planet"(Tom Chapin),
"What Have They Done to the Rain"(Malvina Reynolds),
"One Day"(Matisyahu),
"How Good It Is" (Sue Horowtiz)

The goal is to help stem global warming through a change in human behavior.
The interview is to promote a 350.org benefit concert -
Aug 17th 4:30 - 9 PM. ($10 Donation)
@LUNA STAR Cafe
775 NE 125th Street North Miami, FL
305-799-7123

Visit the S Fla site: http://world.350.org/southflorida/
national site: http://350.org/
for more info on how to stem the tide of climate change.

Our calendar for 2014 ~
February 12, March 12, April 9, May 14, June 11

Rabbi Rami Shapiro defines grace as "God's unlimited, unconditional, unconditioned, and all-inclusive love for all creation." With this as our guide, we hope to create an environment where you may experience such love. As daylight begins to fade – explore and embrace THE LIGHT within. Allow your body & soul to become WHOLE. Wordless melodies will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent.

Please join Rev Lori Cardona of LMC Ministries & Cantor Andy Susman of Hearts, Minds & Music for a mid-week sangha ~ a journey of Uplift, Enlightenment & Thanksgiving. FREE your breath, QUIET your mind, EMBRACE the truth, LOVE yourself, OPEN your heart, KNOW yourself, BE, NOW, in bliss. Experience a new chapter in your spiritual journey —‘to make the old new and the new holy.’
~ Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook

Please join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman for a Fun evening as we gather for our final service of the year - an annual tradition and a great way to head into summer.

WEATHER PERMITTING Come early, pack food & drinks, beach chairs & blankets. If in doubt, call the Rabbi's cell 954.254.5871, he will be at the beach by 5:30 pm

Directions:
Hillsboro Blvd. east to A1A, make a right (south) 1 block to SE 1st Street,
make a left and park in the lot on the right, between 1st & 2nd Street.
We will be on the beach across from lifeguard station #4

BRING QUARTERS FOR YOUR PARKING METER

2014 marks our 10th Anniversary! Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Our calendar for 2014 ~
February 12, March 12, April 9, May 14, June 11

Rabbi Rami Shapiro defines grace as "God's unlimited, unconditional, unconditioned, and all-inclusive love for all creation." With this as our guide, we hope to create an environment where you may experience such love. As daylight begins to fade – explore and embrace THE LIGHT within. Allow your body & soul to become WHOLE. Wordless melodies will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent.

Please join Rev Lori Cardona of LMC Ministries & Cantor Andy Susman of Hearts, Minds & Music for a mid-week sangha ~ a journey of Uplift, Enlightenment & Thanksgiving. FREE your breath, QUIET your mind, EMBRACE the truth, LOVE yourself, OPEN your heart, KNOW yourself, BE, NOW, in bliss. Experience a new chapter in your spiritual journey —‘to make the old new and the new holy.’
~ Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook

2014 marks our 25th Anniversary! Join me (Andrew Susman) as I lead our students in a traditional celebration of Shabbat and the Friday evening Prayer service. Best to arrive by 6:15. Students begin promptly @ 6:30 with a medley of spirited Psalms.

Our Calendar for 2014:
March 14, April 11, May 16

2014 marks our 10th Anniversary! Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Our calendar for 2014 ~
February 12, March 12, April 9, May 14, June 11

Rabbi Rami Shapiro defines grace as "God's unlimited, unconditional, unconditioned, and all-inclusive love for all creation." With this as our guide, we hope to create an environment where you may experience such love. As daylight begins to fade – explore and embrace THE LIGHT within. Allow your body & soul to become WHOLE. Wordless melodies will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent.

Please join Rev Lori Cardona of LMC Ministries & Cantor Andy Susman of Hearts, Minds & Music for a mid-week sangha ~ a journey of Uplift, Enlightenment & Thanksgiving. FREE your breath, QUIET your mind, EMBRACE the truth, LOVE yourself, OPEN your heart, KNOW yourself, BE, NOW, in bliss. Experience a new chapter in your spiritual journey —‘to make the old new and the new holy.’
~ Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook

Our Calendar for 2014:
March 14, April 11, May 16

2014 marks our 10th Anniversary! Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Our Calendar for 2014:
March 14, April 11, May 16

2014 marks our 10th Anniversary! Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service. A blend of traditional and contemporary liturgy, music and readings drawn from the spectrum of Jewish movements. Congregants find our approach refreshing and engaging.

Our calendar for 2014 ~
February 12, March 12, April 9, May 14, June 11

Rabbi Rami Shapiro defines grace as "God's unlimited, unconditional, unconditioned, and all-inclusive love for all creation." With this as our guide, we hope to create an environment where you may experience such love. As daylight begins to fade – explore and embrace THE LIGHT within. Allow your body & soul to become WHOLE. Wordless melodies will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent.

Please join Rev Lori Cardona of LMC Ministries & Cantor Andy Susman of Hearts, Minds & Music for a mid-week sangha ~ a journey of Uplift, Enlightenment & Thanksgiving. FREE your breath, QUIET your mind, EMBRACE the truth, LOVE yourself, OPEN your heart, KNOW yourself, BE, NOW, in bliss. Experience a new chapter in your spiritual journey —‘to make the old new and the new holy.’
~ Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook

"Meet new friends and greet the old . . ." as the song goes. Join us for a warm, spiritually engaging Kabbalat Shabbat Service. I will be leading services weaving a blend of melodies, liturgy and readings that reflect the essence of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook's philosophy "...to make the old new and the new holy." Experience a service that is transcendent and transformative through a dance of tradition and innovation. A festive & sumptuous health-conscious pot-luck meal will follow.

For information and directions, please call Ivy Ames 305-661-2130

SHUTTLE PICK UP ~ 7:15 Sharp!

Join us for an interfaith-intercultural gathering designed for a fun, spiritually-charged evening of community-connectedness, as Cantor Andy Susman of Hearts, Minds & Music joins Rev. Dr. Lori Cardona of LMC Ministries for a musical, prayerful observation of the holiday season. Our hostess, Maria Albury, has once again offered her beautiful home for us to be in peace and prayer together! We look forward to being blessed by your presence as we celebrate and embrace the holy holiday spirit ~ together!
RSVP Requested, Please! Call Rev. Dr. Lori

And, in the spirit of togetherness, here's a song to get the party started:

As we travel along the paths of our lives,
it's the people we meet who can change us.
If we are willing to see, truly open our eyes,
we'll find a song within that binds us ~ Together!

by Rabbi Lev Baesh & Sue Horowitz, based on Psalm 133:1

Location: A1A, between Commercial & Oakland Park Blvds. Head West on 36th St.

All are welcome! Ethnic food, fellowship, fun!
JAM & All is a non-profit organization of Jews, Muslims, Christians and all peoples dedicated to fostering understanding, social harmony, and peace through dialogue, multicultural interaction, and educational projects.

Cover Charge ~ $10 general Public, $5 Current FIU students (w/ ID)
~ ~ ~ All proceeds go to FIU’s Environmental Preserve and Garden ~ ~ ~

4:30 ~ Joel Heinen - emcee and 3-4 originals
5:00 ~ The Sarah Jacob Trio
5:30 ~ Three Sheets to the Wind

6:15 ~ Andrew David Susman & THE Megiddo PROJECT

6:45 ~ Darrell Arnold
7:15 ~ Hannibal Rosa
7:45 ~ Valerie Wisecracker
8:30 ~ Robert Hatch
9:00 ~ Ann Hoffman
9:30 ~ Mari Sol
THEN
10:15 - ? ~ Live Rock and Jazz…………

THE Megiddo PROJECT is ~
Andrew David Susman ~ vocals, rhythm guitar l Bill Feuer ~ Lead Guitar, vocals
Erica Gollub ~ vocals, rhythm guitar l Mary Larrick ~ percussion, vocals

Their music is a celebration of Spirituality drawn from Contemporary Acoustic & Folk genres. The album, THE Megiddo PROJECT - A Prayer Journey has received many excellent reviews and is available for sale at the Merch. table. A second album, THE Megiddo PROJECT - Generations is currently in production.

We at the Broward Interfaith Council recognize the need for prayer, and welcome the participation of all our faith communities. We will have prayers led by Jews, Muslims, Christians, and many other faith communities, prayer being the communication tool that God chose for the people.

In 1863, Abraham Lincoln set aside the last Thursday of November as a National Day of Thanksgiving. Please join us for prayer, music and refreshments as we recognize and celebrate the multinational and multi-faith fabric of our diverse American community.

There is no charge, but we ask that you bring at least one item of non-perishable food for a local food pantry. Please help us plan the refreshments by an R.S.V.P.

You may respond to this invitation by e-mail (miamimutti@aol.com)
or by phone to Sandy Cencebaugh at 954-983-1488

Rabbi Rami Shapiro defines grace as "God's unlimited, unconditional, unconditioned, and all-inclusive love for all creation." With this as our guide, we hope to create an environment where you may experience such love. As daylight begins to fade – explore and embrace THE LIGHT within. Allow your body & soul to become WHOLE. Wordless melodies will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent.

Please join Rev Lori Cardona of LMC Ministries & Cantor Andy Susman of Hearts, Minds & Music for a mid-week sangha ~ a journey of Uplift, Enlightenment & Thanksgiving. FREE your breath, QUIET your mind, EMBRACE the truth, LOVE yourself, OPEN your heart, KNOW yourself, BE, NOW, in bliss. Experience a new chapter in your spiritual journey —‘to make the old new and the new holy.’
~ Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook

This Shabbat Rabbi Bertram Kieffer will be joined by Andrew David Susman, who will serve as our Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader and Guitarist. This evening's service will be a blend of the traditional and contemporary where wordless melodies ('Niggunim') will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent. Andy will be incorporating some selections from his album, The Megiddo Project - A Prayer Journey. Rabbi Mitch Chefitz of Temple Israel of Greater Miami has described Andy's work as "a glorious presentation ... drawing from progressive and renewal expressions of liturgy."

Andy is the founder of Hearts, Minds & Music, Inc. dedicated to 'Communicating the Light and Joy of Judaism and Spirituality through music, imagery and text.' He embraces the philosophy and spirit of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook - "to make the old new and the new holy." We look forward to you joining us as we welcome the Sabbath bride. A festive Oneg follows the service.

Join Rev. Dr. Lori Cardona of LMC Interfaith Ministries and Andrew David Susman of Hearts, Minds & Music, Inc. for an interactive, interfaith/intercultural and musical discussion on making time to escape from the constant chatter and busyness of life in order to refresh our bodies, minds and spirits. We are keeping attendance to 10 people for a deeper, individualized experience.

Course topics:
Time, Ryhthm, Rest, Wisdom, Happiness, Consecration,
Sabbath Mindfulness - From Chaos to Contentment

Cost:
$25, Lite lunch provided

Registration:
Please register by June 14th to help us with preparation of course materials.
Go to (www.lmcministries.org/) Click 'Support' to make payment via PayPal
or you may mail a check to Rev. Lori's home address.
Your registration fee is tax-deductible.

We look forward to being BLESSED by your presence!

"All we are saying - is give peace a chance."
~ John Lennon, Beatles

Join us in developing a "Peace Perspective." A blend of Yoga, Music, Discussions, Multi-media Presentations and Lecturers (Jain, Jewish, Buddhist, Muslim, Christian, Baha'i, African Spirituality, and Sufi traditions) will serve as the backdrop for a celebration of the U.N. resolution for an International Day of Peace, established in 1981. In 2002, the General Assembly officially declared, Sept 21st as the permanent date. Each year, "Peace Day" provides an opportunity for individuals, organizations and nations to create practical acts of peace.

Cost: $25 (tax-deductible) for all day conference ~ includes lunch.
Register and pay by Sept 15th @ LMCMinistries.org ~ CLICK on 'Donate'

https://www.facebook.com/UnityOfMiamiGardens

Conference Organizers:
Rev. Joanna Gabriel, Senior Minister of Unity of Miami Gardens. 786-277-6095
Rev. Lori Cardona, Senior Minister of LMC Interfaith Ministries, Inc. 954-632-0605

A 1-hour mix of traditional and innovative worship. Please join us at 7:30 p.m. for our Friday Night Shabbat Service, led by spiritual leader Rabbi Tom Heyn, in Temple Israel's beautiful Bertha Abess Sanctuary.

This Shabbat, we welcome Andrew David Susman, who will serve as our Cantorial Soloist, Song Leader and Guitarist. He is the founder of Hearts, Minds & Music, Inc. and will be incorporating some selections from his album,The Megiddo Project - A Prayer Journey. Our own Rabbi Mitch Chefitz has described Andy's album as "a glorious presentation ... drawing from progressive and renewal expressions of liturgy." In this evening's service, wordless melodies ('Niggunim') will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent. Andy embraces the philosophy and spirit of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook - "to make the old new and the new holy."

Families are always welcome to our services. Free childcare provided. A festive Oneg follows the service.

Rabbi Rami Shapiro defines grace as "God's unlimited, unconditional, unconditioned, and all-inclusive love for all creation." With this as our guide, we hope to create an environment where you may experience such love. As daylight begins to fade – explore and embrace THE LIGHT within. Allow your body & soul to become WHOLE. Wordless melodies will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent.

Please join Rev Lori of LMC Ministries & Cantor Andy of Hearts, Minds & Music for a mid-summer night's sangha ~ a journey of uplift and enlightenment as we re-frame the ‘Week End’ as a 'New Beginning'. FREE your breath, QUIET your mind, EMBRACE the truth, LOVE yourself, OPEN your heart, KNOW yourself, BE, NOW, in bliss. Experience a new chapter in your spiritual journey —‘to make the old new and the new holy.’
~ Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook

Etz Chaim is a unique congregation in South Florida committed to building a spiritual home for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Jewish community and their supporters. A modern liberal egalitarian community, they follow the Reform Judaism approach to prayer through the MISHKAN T'FILAH Siddur. Rabbi Noah Kitty has invited me to join her congregation this evening to share my ruach ('Spirit') and music - an eclectic blend of Jewish Renewal, Reform, Reconstructionist, Traditional and interfaith melodies. "Andy's music is a glorious presentation ... drawing from progressive and renewal expressions of liturgy." [Rabbi Mitch Chefitz]

Greeting the day of rest is an age-old tradition filled with chanting, praying, meditation and movement. As daylight begins to fade – explore and embrace THE LIGHT within. Allow your body & soul to become WHOLE. Wordless melodies will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent.

Join us on a journey of uplift and enlightenment as we re-frame the ‘Week End’ as a 'New Beginning'. Experience a new chapter in your spiritual journey —‘to make the old new and the new holy.’ [Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook]

Please join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman for a Fun evening as we gather for our final service of the year - an annual tradition and a great way to head into summer.

WEATHER PERMITTING Come early, pack food & drinks, beach chairs & blankets. If in doubt, call the Rabbi's cell 954.254.5871, he will be at the beach by 5:30 pm

Directions:
Hillsboro Blvd. east to A1A, make a right (south) 1 block to SE 1st Street,
make a left and park in the lot on the right, between 1st & 2nd Street.
We will be near lifeguard station #4

BRING QUARTERS FOR YOUR PARKING METER

Kabbalat Shabbat Service at the home of Vivian Oppenheim Gonczi. A time for “Nigunim & Nosh” (Music & Dessert) It will be a transcendent and transformative "Out-of-the-Box" Shabbat service with interesting songs, prayers, and readings. A potpourri of the "3 Rs" – Reform, Reconstructionist and Renewal with a twist of traditional. Led by Cantorial Prayer Leader Andrew David Susman, it will be upbeat, casual and hopefully a meaningful experience for both young and “old-er” alike. This will be a great opportunity for us to re-connect and catch up with plenty of time for mingling, socializing and noshing after the service.

Please arrive by 7:30 PM as service begins at 7:45 pm followed by ~
a sumptuous pot-luck Dessert Buffet.

KEY INGREDIENT: Please bring a dessert of your choice for all to share.
Instruments (drums, keys, hands, etc.) and Alcohol are welcome, too.
Let’s make some music together! Let's celebrate Shabbat!

Please let Vivian know if you plan on attending, how many you will be
and what dessert you will be sharing.

RE-SCHEDULED
Please look to join us for our SACRED REST Seminar on June 22, 2013

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month
Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service
We begin promptly at 7:00 PM

Our Calendar for 2013:

Friday, June 14th - Surf 'n Shabbat 5:30 - 8 PM
@ Deerfield Beach (across from Fire Station)

Our thanks to Rev. Joanne Afshar, Chaplain, and the Spiritual Care Department
of Holy Cross Hospital

We at the Broward Interfaith Council recognize the need for prayer, and welcome the participation of all our faith communities. We will have prayers led by Jews, Muslims, Christians, and many other faith communities as well, prayer being the communication tool that God chose for the people.

Please join us for prayer, music and refreshments on this occasion set aside by previous presidents and the House of Representatives as a day “of prayer for our nation and her leaders.”

There is no charge, but we ask that you bring at least one item of non-perishable food for a local food pantry. Please help us plan the refreshments by an R.S.V.P.

You may respond to this invitation by e-mail (miamimutti@aol.com)
or by phone to Sandy Cencebaugh at 954-983-1488

An incredible lineup of musicians, including THE MEGIDDO PROJECT and yours truly @ 6 PM. Our set will include a medley of spirited and soulful folk songs, as well as selections from the album The Megiddo Project ~ A Prayer Journey Headliner, Valerie C. Wisecracker, will perform @ 9 PM All of us will be honoring the Earth with music and raising funds for FIU's Nature Preserve. Join us for a little while, or stay for the entire evening! Either way, you will be part of an amazing gathering.

Suggested donation $10.
Thank you for helping us make this event awesome.

Kabbalat Shabbat Service at the home of Vivian Oppenheim Gonczi. A time for “Nigunim & Nosh” (Music & Dessert) It will be a transcendent and transformative "Out-of-the-Box" Shabbat service with interesting songs, prayers, and readings. A potpourri of the
"3 Rs" – Reform, Reconstructionist and Renewal with a twist of traditional. Led by Cantorial Prayer Leader Andrew David Susman, it will be upbeat, casual and hopefully a meaningful experience for both young and “old-er” alike. This will be a great opportunity for us to re-connect and catch up with plenty of time for mingling, socializing and noshing after the service.

Please arrive by 7:30 PM as service begins at 7:45 pm followed by ~
a sumptuous pot-luck Dessert Buffet.

KEY INGREDIENT: Please bring a dessert of your choice for all to share.
Instruments (drums, keys, hands, etc.) and Alcohol are welcome, too.
Let’s make some music together! Let's celebrate Shabbat!

Please let Vivian know if you plan on attending, how many you will be
and what dessert you will be sharing.

Two of the oldest interfaith groups in south Florida are coming together to present an afternoon of dialogue topped off by a potluck dinner. The Broward Interfaith Council and JAM & All invite the public to join in a discussion.

Pastor Sandy Cencebaugh, President of Broward Interfaith and Kamruz Hosein, President of JAM & All will introduce their groups and the topic of the day. Attendees will then participate in small group discussions. Participants are invited to continue the conversation over a potluck dinner which will include a variety of ethnic foods.

You may RSVP if you are interested in attending or for more information, by contacting
Sandy Cencebaugh miamimutti@aol.com or 954-983-1488 or
Kamruz Hosein kamruzh@gmail.com or 954-864-0817

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan and Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for an interactive family seder filled with warmth, spirituality, music, song & fun

Cost:
Seder & Complete Dinner $45 adults, $25 kids under 12 years (includes tax & gratuity)

To make your reservation -
https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07e72qkpqe8026243d&oseq=&c=&ch=

For questions, contact Rabbi Kaplan (954) 346-5030

Join Cantorial Soloist Andrew David Susman as he leads the community in a fun and engaging Passover Seder - 4 courses, 4 questions, 4 the entire Mishpacha (i.e. family).
A meaningful celebration full of lots of ruach (spirit). No need to ask, 'When do we eat?' There will be food-a-plenty. A wonderful blend of contemporary and traditional tunes. Most guests return year after year. Looking forward to sharing a Zissen Pesach
(i.e.)Sweet Passover with your family.

For a taste of what to expect, check out my YouTube video
(7:31) Passover Seder Song With Hand Motions
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkFsM95IL84

Andrew David Susman Cantorial Prayer Leader, Guitarist, Spiritual Mentor and
founder of Hearts, Minds & Music, Inc. will present and lead this evening's service -
a blend of Renewal, Reform, Reconstructionist and traditional liturgy.

Greeting the day of rest is an age-old tradition filled with chanting, praying, meditation and movement. As daylight begins to fade – explore and embrace THE LIGHT within. Allow your body & soul to become WHOLE. Wordless melodies will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent.

Join us on a journey of uplift and enlightenment as we re-frame the ‘Week End’ as a
New Beginning'. In the words of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook, experience a new chapter in your spiritual journey —‘to make the old new and the new holy.’

Cantorial Soloist, Recording Artist, Educator and founder of Hearts, Minds & Music, Inc. will celebrate in song Purim, Judaism, Israel, Peace and Hope through a blend of traditional and contemporary melodies with a few tunes from the old country in 'Yinglish' (Yiddish & English)

$12 per adult, $8 per child (under 10 yrs.)
Costumes Encouraged

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun at our once-a-month
Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Service
We begin promptly at 7:00 PM

Our Calendar for 2013:

Friday, February 15, 2013 (Love Shabbat)
Friday, March 15, 2013
Friday, April 19, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013

A montage of music from across the contemporary and Jewish music scene.

Gates open @ 12 Noon
Cost $10 per person / $36 per family
Bring blankets and lawn chairs
No outside food or beverages, Please

Featuring:
Subconscious, Katie CO, Pitch Perfect,
Rhythm & Jews,Posnack Band,
The Megiddo Project (on-stage 1:30),
Violins in Motion,
Singer Songwriter Charlie White

Best to Arrive by 6 PM

An Interfaith Service of Prayer for Our Nation and Our World
in Honor of the 2nd Inauguration of President Barack Obama
as the 44th President of the United States of America.

Rev. Dr. Mary A. Tumpkin,Senior Minister
Rev. Dr. Linnea Pearson, Program Coordinatior

Join us for spirituality, music, joy & fun for our once a month
Friday Night Shabbat Services ~ We begin promptly at 7:00 PM

Our Calendar for 2012-2013:

Friday, December 21, 2012 (Chanukah Celebration)

Friday, January 18, 2013
Friday, February 15, 2013 (Love Shabbat)
Friday, March 15, 2013
Friday, April 19, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013

For more info - Contact:
Rick Dronsky
954-435-3388
rick@dronsky.com

Service starts promptly at 8:00 pm followed by a sumptuous pot-luck Dessert Buffet.

Mosaic invites you and your friends to the home of Ken Fisher for an inspirational and creative Shabbat service, followed by a sumptuous pot-luck dessert buffet, all on the pool deck next to the crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean.

Our service will be led by Cantorial Prayer Leader Andrew David Susman. Get ready for a transcendent and transformative "Out-of-the-Box" Shabbat service with interesting songs, prayers, and readings. A potpourri of the "3 Rs" – Reform, Reconstructionist and Renewal with a twist of traditional. Think of it as a taste of "Dessert and the Divine!"

Our host’s home sits directly on the beach, so the ambiance and atmosphere are perfect for a Kabbalat Shabbat service. There will be plenty of time for mingling, socializing and noshing. Invite your Jewish friends whether single, married or just 'involved.'
Spread the word - it's on RAIN or SHINE!

Bring:
We ask that you bring a dessert of your choice to add to the pot-luck dessert buffet. Mosaic does not provide alcohol, so it’s always a good idea to bring your own.

Cost:
$5 for both Mosaic members and non-members

Contact:
No RSVP is necessary - Bring your friends and -
Get ready for a spiritual, re-freshing, re'Jew'venating experience!

Check out Andrew's web site
http://www.HeartsMindsandMusic.com/

and his YouTube videos
Yihyeh Shalom (There Will Be Peace)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS34tLtC-qY,
or
BEYOND Kaddish
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPgLXYWOAp4

Parking:
NO parking on the street
please use the public parking garage down the block (see directions below).

Directions:
Take I-95 to Oakland Park Blvd. Go East on Oakland Park Blvd (towards the beach).
Go past Federal Hwy, continue East over the Intracoastal Bridge
Make a right turn at the first light (which is A1A or Ocean Blvd).
Go one block and make the first right turn
(this is NE 30 St but the hurricane destroyed the sign).
Make the next right onto NE 33 Ave and public parking is on the left side
(Be sure to PAY THE METER - dollars or credit cards - PLACE TICKET IN CAR WINDOW).

Walk back to corner of NE 30 St and head east (left) two short blocks till you dead end at the beach (this is North Atlantic Blvd - but there may not be a sign due to Wilma). Turn left and it is the third house on the right.

Join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman
for a Spiritual & Inspirational experience ~ ALL ARE WELCOME
Ticket ($136) includes all 5 services - available through the temple website

Schedule of services-

ROSH HaSHANAH
Sunday, Sept. 16, 2012 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening)

Monday, Sept. 17, 2012 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah


YOM KIPPUR
Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2012 at 7pm ~ Erev (Evening) / Kol Nidre

Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2012 at 10am ~ Shacharit (Morning) & Reading of Torah

Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2012 at 2pm ~ Yiskor & Neilah

Andrew David Susman Cantorial Prayer Leader, Guitarist, Spiritual Mentor and founder of Hearts, Minds & Music, Inc. will present and lead this evening's service.

Greeting the day of rest is an age-old tradition filled with chanting, praying, meditation and movement. As daylight begins to fade – explore and embrace THE LIGHT within. Allow your body & soul to become WHOLE. Wordless melodies will dance alongside lyrical folk, world beat, rock and pop tunes creating an atmosphere that is light-filled and transcendent.

Join us on a journey of uplift and enlightenment as we re-frame the ‘Week End’ as a
New Beginning'. In the words of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook, experience a new chapter in your spiritual journey —‘to make the old new and the new holy.’

Andy's album has opened up the world of Judaism and Spirituality to me in one
Light-filled package. He says it best with his intention to his song 'Megiddo,'
"Each day is an opportunity to create ourselves anew."

Mary Larrick
Folk Club of South Florida - Miami, FL

Andrew David Susman ~ singer, songwriter & spiritual invites you to explore how our separate journeys ultimately lead us to becoming 'One with THE ONE'.

Imagine a song that invites you to breathe. Imagine a song that speaks to your soul. Imagine a song that affirms your dreams.
Imagine a song that says, God is BEYOND words, yet whole.

Join us for an opportunity ~ to breathe, to feel, to dream, to imagine. With soul as our guide, sit back and enjoy the ride. This evening will be filled with music, movement, musings & meditation. Please bring an open heart and clear mind ready to experience some new find.

LIMITED SEATING - BY INVITATION ONLY

South Florida's voice for peace and spirituality joins Global Harmony for more Songs Of Peace. Check out Andy Susman for a glimpse into this gentle man's dedication to BEING PEACE in our world. Encourage others to visit his website
www.HeartsMindsandMusic.com

This program is a sequel to last week's show during which Reverend Lori Cardona and Reverend Joanna Gabriel took the stage with a discussion of songs from a variety of religious, cultural, and contemporary avenues that speak of peace or inspire peaceful feelings.

Please join Rabbi Jonathan Kaplan & Cantorial Song Leader Andy Susman for a Fun evening as we gather for our final service of the year - an annual tradition and a great way to head into summer.

WEATHER PERMITTING Come early, pack food & drinks, beach chairs & blankets. If in doubt, call the Rabbi's cell 954.254.5871, he will be at the beach by 5:30 pm

Directions:
Hillsboro Blvd. east to A1A, make a right (south) 1 block to SE 1st Street,
make a left and park in the lot on the right, between 1st & 2nd Street.
We will be near lifeguard station #4

BRING QUARTERS FOR YOUR PARKING METER

Please join us as we celebrate Shavuot. It is traditional on Shavuot to have a tikun, or to engage in the study of Torah, as this is the time we received the Torah on Sinai. We will have members of our community offer a 15 minute interactive teaching with delicious musical interludes. This is a wonderful way to spend Saturday night with your friends. We will be serving cheesecake, the traditional food for Shavuot following the teaching. This is NOT dinner, just desserts. If you wish, please bring a simple snack to share, a bottle of wine, and we will provide the cheesecake.

A $10 donation is requested to cover our expenses.

Join us in our beautiful new home in the Social Hall of the Congregational Church of Boca Raton (right next door to Temple Beth El). Please park in the back in the lower parking lot and use the staircase to get to the room. Handicapped accessible entrance is on the north side of the building.

Our thanks to Rev. Joanne Afshar, Chaplain, and the Spiritual Care Department
of Holy Cross Hospital

We at the Broward Interfaith Council recognize the need for prayer, and welcome the participation of all our faith communities. We will have prayers led by Jews, Muslims, Christians, and many other faith communities as well, prayer being the communication tool that God chose for the people.

Please join us for prayer, music and refreshments on this occasion set aside by previous presidents and the House of Representatives as a day “of prayer for our nation and her leaders.”

There is no charge, but we ask that you bring at least one item of non-perishable food for a local food pantry. Please help us plan the refreshments by an R.S.V.P.

You may respond to this invitation by return e-mail or by a phone call to Sandy at
954-319-4147

An incredible lineup of musicians, including yours truly, will be honoring the Earth with music and raising funds for FIU's Nature Preserve. Headliner, Valerie C. Wisecracker, will perform at 11 PM I'm on stage at 6:30 PM, performing a medley of spirited and soulful folk songs, as well as selections from my album The Megiddo Project ~ A Prayer Journey Come for a little while, or stay for the entire evening! Either way, you will be part of an amazing gathering.

Suggested donation $10.
Thank you for helping us make this event awesome.

A Seder for peace By James D. Davis, Staff writer, April 5, 2012
This weekend, the Passover table will bring together an unusual mix: Jewish, Muslim and Unitarian. J Street South Florida, the local branch of a nationwide liberal advocacy group that works for peace in Israel, organized a peace Seder for Saturday, the second night of Passover. Also represented at the table will be the Secular Jewish Humanists of Miami/Fort Lauderdale, and the Miami-based American Muslim Association of North America. The event, at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Oakland Park, is tellingly titled "The Seder of the Children of Abraham: A Story of Israeli-Palestinian Reconciliation.

The representatives for each organization are:
Pastor Gail Tapscott, Unitarian Universalist Church of Ft. Lauderdale
Sofian Abdelaziz Zakkout, Director of AMANA - American Muslim Assoc. of North America
Charles Baron - Secular Jewish Humanists, Chairperson
Jack & Ilana Miller - Co-chairs J Street South Florida

The Goal of the conference is to enlighten, educate, and dialogue on what it takes to live in global harmony. We envision bringing spirituality into active expression and building interfaith/inter cultural bridges to peace.

We will be featuring the South Florida premier presentation of the film "Globalized Soul", previously screened at the Parliament of World Religions! The film's producer, Cynthia Lukas, will introduce and discuss the film. Also, Reverend James Trapp, former senior minister for Unity on The Bay, Miami, will be our keynote speaker! Andy Susman will open each segment of the program with a song of peace ~ Yihyeh Shalom (There Will Be Peace)- Rick Recht & Peace Will Come - Tom Paxton. After lunch, a Peace Panel discussion will consist of Wise Women of dedicated faith - Tibetan Buddhist teacher and spiritual leader: Lama Karma Chötso, African Spirituality: Priestess's Efunlayo Ayolaiye and Yeyfini Efunbolade, Islam: converted mom Karen Shah, and Miami Peacemaker: Dr. Linnea Pearson!

The total cost is $20.00 (includes film, conference, lunch)

Film Screening at 12 Noon. Lunch will be served after the film.

Thank you, peace to you. Om Shanti Peace Shalom.

Rev. Dr. Lori Cardona
Interfaith Minister, 954-632-0605
email: loricardona@revlori.com

LMC Interfaith Ministries affirms that every culture, religion, faith and spiritual path looks into a mirror that reflects the true face of God. We focus on nourishing and inspiring your spirit so that you can see that image of God in yourself and in everyone around you.

The Interfaith Worship Service is a non-dogmatic, open, affirming, inclusive, and diverse spiritual worship experience. A ministry of service, a church of peace and prayer, where east meets west and old school greets a new era in spirituality. A fresh, yet familiar, innovative hour of praise and prayer. This is your call to worship. You are welcome here, as you are, just as you are.

The greatest spiritual teachers of the world never told you to follow one religion. They simply told you that your search for Enlightenment could not wait. This is where your search unfolds. No membership is required. No dogma will be taught. We are here to be united in prayer. Let us pray.

Peace to you. Om Shanti Peace Shalom.

Rev. Dr. Lori Cardona
Interfaith Minister, 954-632-0605
email: loricardona@revlori.com

Benefit - proceeds will go to LEND A PAW, a national organization that has shelters and trains stray dogs as companion animals for any number of purposes.
Suggested donation of $10, performers play pro-bono