Graduation Kiddush and New Virtual Learning This Week
06/21/2020 08:30:30 PM
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Mazal Tov to All Our Graduates!
Join us Tomorrow Night at 7:30 PM to Celebrate them and wish them Mazal Tov
featuring a slide show of our graduates
messages from their loved ones
and presentations by Rabbi Feldman
and special guest Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan!
in our Zoom Room:
Why Do We Do What We Do?
The last few months we have been spending Shabbat at home and experiencing it in a manner different than ever before. Join us this week and next for an exploration of the Halakhic and Philosophical meanings of the three Shabbat rituals we do at home (other than eating and resting): Kiddush, Shabbat Candles, and Havdalah. What, precisely, are they for? Why do we do them? What do they mean for us? Also in our Zoom Room.
Visitors please e-mail the CBAJ office regarding registering for our services during the ongoing pandemic.
Please review and adhere to our COVID POLICY when planning your visit.
The wearing of masks by individuals ages 5 and older who have been fully vaccinated and boosted (as per eligibility) will be a personal choice. This applies to both services and social activities, such as kiddish.
Unvaccinated individuals must continue to wear masks while at CBAJ, in keeping with current CDC recommendations.
Fully vaccinated community members are welcome to register as "vaccinated" at this link.
If you feel sick at all, please exercise good judgment and stay home rather than attending services, regardless of vaccine status.
We still request those who are able to help our Minyan status register for weekday and Friday and Shabbat afternoon services, so that we can continue to confirm a Minyan for those times. A registration email is sent weekly.
