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LIVE BROADCAST: Temple Judea Shabbat Services – June 15, 2012
Jewish Journal
June 14, 2012
On Friday night, June 15 JewishJournal.com will be airing a live stream of Temple Judea\’s Shabbat services.
LIVE BROADCAST: Beth Chayim Chadishim Shabbat Services – June 8, 2012
Jewish Journal
June 5, 2012
On Friday night, June 8 JewishJournal.com will be airing a live stream of Beth Chayim Chadishim\’s Shabbat services.
Behind the Bimah
Meredith Jacobs
August 31, 2006
Here\’s a variation on Wolpe\’s idea — let your children stand in awe in front of the bimah, but then take them behind the bimah. Raise the curtain and demystify the sanctuary. By doing so you help them feel comfortable.
Just One Shabbat
Amy Klein
March 2, 2006
\”Just one Shabbos and we\’ll all be free,\” religious rocker Mordechai Ben David sang back in the 1980s. Well, for the last decade, one Jewish organization has tried to get people to experience Shabbat at least once a year.
Music Makes the Service Go ‘Round
Andrea Adelson
May 6, 2004
Since distributing a CD of hymns to members of Tustin\’s Congregation B\’nai Israel, the Conservative synagogue\’s cantor, Marcia Tilchin, and congregant Carl Cedar, a veteran musician, no longer sing alone in the sparsely filled sanctuary on Friday night.
A Home for the Holidays
Julie Gruenbaum Fax
August 29, 2002
The High Holidays seem to bring out not only more Jews than any time of year, but also more innovative services. Los Angeles is blessed with a creative spiritual community, dedicated to offering everything from the very new to the very traditional — to the most unlikely blends of the two.
The Liebermans’ Tasty New Year
Beverly Levitt
August 22, 2002
This year, 5763, Rosh Hashana falls on Shabbat, the weekly observance that Sen. Joseph Lieberman calls \”a sanctuary to put the outside world on hold and concentrate on what\’s really important — your faith and your family.\” And although Lieberman, who was the Democratic candidate for vice president in 2000, will experience the same joy he feels every Friday night as he takes off his watch and prepares to get into the Sabbath mood, during Rosh Hashana all activities are heightened — the prayers are longer, the conversation more intense, the urgency to evaluate the past year and make resolutions for a sweet New Year more palpable.
Calendar & Singles
Solange Borna
August 16, 2001
Temple Sinai: 9:30 a.m. Shabbat services. 10400 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles. For more information, call (310) 474-1518.
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