Join us Friday January 24 at 6:30 for our Shabbat Potluck! Remember what you bring needs to be Parve or Dairy.
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Come Join Us For Shabbat
Erev Shabbat (Friday Evening)
Join us this Friday as we welcome Shabbat with Rabbi Steven Rosenberg and Cantorial Soloist Gerry Alann Noriega.
Join us as we welcome in Shabbat every Friday night starting with a Happy Hour (time to socialize) at 6:30 p.m. and services at 7:30 PM followed by an oneg.
On the fourth Friday of the month we start with a quick Shabbat service at 6:30 p.m. followed by a potluck dinner and conversation led by Rabbi Rosenberg.
Rabbi Rosenberg's Friday Topic: This week's Torah portion has the beginnings of the Passover story contained within. We read the first few plagues and God's four promises, which become the four cups of wine at the Sedar. but wait!! There is actually a fifth cup but where is it? We may have to ask Elijah!! Hence, the Exodus is still and evolving story....
Shabbat Morning
On Saturday morning come for Rabbi Steven Rosenberg’s Nosh-n-Drash at 9:00 a.m. immediately followed by the Shabbat service at 10:00 a.m. A Kiddush is provided at the conclusion of the service.
Rabbi Rosenberg's Saturday Topic: Understanding Parashat Va'era with respect to Passover, the Sedar and Pharoah. Just what did those plagues mean to the Egyptians and the Hebrews?
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Welcome to Temple Isaiah Palm Springs
Temple Isaiah and Jewish Community Center Palm Springs is a non-denominational Jewish spiritual community in which we constantly endeavor to keep ourselves attuned to the three pillars of Jewish life.
- Torah (intellectual growth) - Temple Isaiah focuses not only raditional areas of Jewish study but any kind of educational development which enriches both the intellect and the human spirit
- Avodah (spiritual practice) - while usually understood as prayer, we include other types of spiritual practice over Shabbat and Holidays, everyday, and in times of joy and sadness
- Gemilut Hasadim (fixing the world) - loving kindness, including social justice, environmental protection, and all forms of global improvement