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Dear Beth Mordecai Community, On behalf of the Board, I am delighted to introduce Rabbi Uri Allen to the Beth Mordecai community! His energy, enthusiasm, spirituality, and new ways to connect with Judaism are warmly welcomed and we look forward to building a deep connection with him. In the next few weeks, Rabbi Allen will be reaching out by phone to each congregant. If you miss his call, he will leave a message (please make sure to call him back!).
Read MoreDear Beth Mordecai Community Member, I hope this letter finds you and your families in good health and that you are finding your connection to Judaism and to our congregation a source of comfort during this difficult time. It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that Rabbi Sara Metz has accepted a position at Cong. Anshe Israel in Tucson, Arizona. She will continue in her full rabbinical duties at Beth Mordecai through May 31. Pending the lifting of quarantine restrictions, we will have a Friday night Shabbat service & dinner in June so all may personally wish […]
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In an effort to decrease COVID-19 transmission rates and help protect the health of the congregation and the Middlesex County community, all in-person group activities (e.g. Shabbat services, social programs, educational programs) will be cancelled, effective immediately, through April 30, 2020.
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• Friday, March 13 at 8:00 p.m. – Kabbalat Shabbat Service led by Sharon Bender. Kiddish to follow provided by Sherry Weber and Elyse Lyons.
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Thursday, January 30, at 7 p.m. – What Happens Next? Join us at Beth Mordecai with Rabbi Metz to learn about Jewish beliefs of communicating to those who have passed on. $5 per person. Please RSVP with payment to Rabbi.SaraMetz@gmail.com.
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We had a great time making bath bombs together! Mixing the ingredients, filling the molds and completing the project.
Beth Mordecai held a memorial program to honor the people who were shot to death at a Jewish synagogue in Pittsburgh.
