Neshama Center Meeting

Are you interested in Jewish spirituality? Do you enjoy prayers, songs, and stories? Are you seeking meaningful interactions with other Jews?

If so, please join us for the next Neshama Center meeting on Thursday, March 8, 6:30 PM

As one of Temple Sinai’s centers of Jewish activity, the Neshama Center’s intention is to transform our lives through kedusha (holiness), enabling all of us in our community to enrich and expand our individual spiritual journeys. In doing so, we seek:

• To inspire all who enter the doors of our temple with the divine spark through Jewish prayer, song, story, and experience;
• To engage each other at our spiritual core;
• To promote meaningful Shabbat encounters for congregants of all ages; and
• To educate, inspire, and nurture the Jewish journey of each member of our congregational family.

Whether you are a Jew by birth, by choice, or by journey, please bring your voice — young or old — to a creative, spirited discussion with our clergy! (After all, Neshama means “spirit.”)

For more information, contact one of the Neshama Center’s co-chairs, Susan Blackman (susan.blackman@verizon.net) or Ben Wecht (benwecht@aol.com).