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Mon, April 7 2025 9 Nisan 5785

 

 

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  • Tuesday ,
    AprApril  8 , 2025
    Macaroon Making with Chef Jeff Kirshbaum
    Tuesday, Apr 8th 10:00a to 11:30a
    In preparation for Passover, join Chef Jeff in learning how to make his incredible vanilla, chocolate, and chocolate dipped macaroons. This is a combination demonstration and limited hands on class. You will be able to take home some goodies. Space is limited to 10 people, members of Congregation Rodef Sholom.

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  • Thursday ,
    AprApril  10 , 2025
    Baby Jam with Toby Pechner
    Thursday, Apr 10th 12:00p to 1:00p
    Join Toby Pechner, our Director of Family Worship & Songleading, for Baby Jam—a fun, interactive music and movement class for babies ages 3 months to 2 years, where we’ll sing, dance, and explore rhythm together. Siblings are welcome!

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  • Saturday ,
    AprApril  12 , 2025
    Passover Festival Service
    Shabbat, Apr 12th 10:30a to 11:30a
    Please join Rabbi Stacy for the Passover Festival Service. According to "My Jewish Learning," Passover is truly one of the richest and most profound of Jewish festivals, combining historical and agricultural symbols, practices, and rituals, which together constitute a holiday that is a treasure box revealing layers upon layers of significance."

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  • Sunday ,
    AprApril  13 , 2025
    2nd Night Passover Seder
    Sunday, Apr 13th 5:00p to 8:00p
    Celebrate the second night of Passover in community with a lively, inclusive, and intergenerational seder.

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  • Wednesday ,
    AprApril  16 , 2025
    End of Life: A Two-Part Series with Rabbi Stacy
    Wednesday, Apr 16th 7:00p to 8:30p
    End of Life planning - what we need to know. Death and dying Rituals - the spirituality and philosophy of death and dying and the afterlife in the Jewish tradition.

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March 21, 2025 Shabbat Sermon by Rabbi Stacy Friedman

A Dream Realized: Rodef Sholom's Sacred Space