Shabbat
Shabbat Services are held each Friday evening at 6pm. Attire is easy: Casual to Shabbat "dressy" - JUST COME! All ages are welcome - so bring the kids - or kids, bring the parents! Please note: We are currently offering worship services on the Zoom platform. Please see our home page for more details.
High Holy Day Schedule
Worship service schedule for the Holy Days:
Friday, September 18 - Rosh Hashanah/Shabbat evening services - 7 pm
Saturday, September 19 - Rosh Hashanah Day service - 10 am
Saturday, September 19 - Service at the Cemetery - 2 pm
Sunday, September 27 - Kol Nidre services - 7 pm
Monday, September 28 - Yom Kippur Day Services - 10 am
Monday, September 28 - Yizkor, Concluding Service - 4 pm
Friday, September 18 - Rosh Hashanah/Shabbat evening services - 7 pm
Saturday, September 19 - Rosh Hashanah Day service - 10 am
Saturday, September 19 - Service at the Cemetery - 2 pm
Sunday, September 27 - Kol Nidre services - 7 pm
Monday, September 28 - Yom Kippur Day Services - 10 am
Monday, September 28 - Yizkor, Concluding Service - 4 pm
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Special Events
On Saturday, June 13, 2020, Rabbi Judy conducted an online "Taste of Judaism" class via Zoom from 1-4 pm. The free class was open to anyone who wanted to learn more about Judaism, our customs and traditions. If you were unable to attend this class, but are interested in attending a future class, please call the Temple office to let us know. We will be sure to contact you when the next class is scheduled. We hold them approximately once a year. |
 Bill Levinson, Rabbi Judy, Alan Barth, John Roa, Brianna Roa, Deb Roa and Danielle Roa (front) participated in the Purim Shpiel
Members of our Tot Shabbat group making hamantaschen during Purim.
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Purim Fun
On Friday, March 10, 2017, we hosted a fun evening of Purim festivities. We began with a brief Shabbat service and then presented a Purim Shpiel with a Beatles theme. Many thanks to those who participated in the show: Alan Barth, Bill Levinson, Brianna Roa, Danielle Roa, Deb Roa and John Roa. Everyone had fun and enjoyed singing along to Beatles tunes. Afterwards we enjoyed a pot luck dinner which included tie dye hamantaschen (baked by Rabbi Judy) keeping with the Beatles theme. On Saturday morning, our Tot Shabbat families enjoyed making hamantaschen and singing songs. Michal Hakim and her boys, Joseph and Daniel brought masks and Shaloch Manot boxes to everyone. |
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2400 Orell Place | Monroe, LA 71201 | (318) 387-0730 |
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