Saturday, Sept 20th 10 am Shabbat Service
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Rosh Hashanah begins Monday, Sept. 22.
For a full schedule of services, visit our website
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If you plan on bringing relatives to our High Holiday services please register them at https://hebrewcongregation.churchcenter.com/people/forms/1032019
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High Holiday Zoom Link Information
As we approach the High Holidays, we want to remind you that the Zoom link for our services will be sent via email to members and registered non-members prior to the start of the holidays. If you are a member, you are welcome to share this link with your family members.
If you have any problems, need clarification, or did not receive the Zoom link, please reach out to us:
• Email:
questions@hebrewcongregationofsomers.org
• Phone: (914) 248-9532
We look forward to coming together in prayer and community.
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Please join us for a joyous Sukkot Dinner.
Friday, October 10th at 6:00.
Services to follow. Adults $20. Children 7 + $10. Children 6 and under free. RSVP galely@verizon.net. Please send checks to HCS Box 40 Shenorock, NY 10587 or Zelle to Hebrewcongregationofsomers@gmail.com. Look forward to celebrating with you!
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Anyone who wants to join, must register. You can find our “team’s” sign-up page here: Reverse Tashlich 2025 : Hebrew Congregation of Somers, Shenorock, NY
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Save the date for a Congregational Outing on October 12 in the afternoon. Details coming soon so watch this space!
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Book Club
September 30th 7:15pm
We will be reading
The Woman in Cabin Ten by by Ruth Ware
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Peanut and Nut Allergy Awareness
For the health and safety of our community members please do not bring any foods containing peanuts or tree nuts into the synagogue.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
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Send a Greeting
Send your choice of card, the text of your message and the address of the recipient with your check for $18 to
HCS c/o Susan Leffler
134 Church St
Pleasantville, NY 10587
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Questions: smsleffler43@gmail.com
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DID YOU KNOW
It’s traditional to eat a fruit you haven’t eaten for a long time on the second night of Rosh Hashanah.
This tasty custom is often observed by eating a pomegranate, a fruit rich in symbolism (and nutrients).
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TORAH TIDBITS
This week’s parsha is Nitzavim: the one that is not here