By Rabbi Alicia Magal
The JCSVV offers services and classes which are life-affirming and soul enriching. All are listed on the synagogue website, jcsvv.org. Visitors are welcome to attend services after a security check. Those who cannot attend in person can access the service through zoom.
Erev Shabbat services begin at 5:30 pm on Friday, October 25, led by Rabbi Alicia Magal. Simchat Torah will be celebrated when we will read from the very last verses of the Torah telling of the death of Moses, and then begin again from the first verses of Genesis describing Creation, in the never-ending cycle of Torah reading. Each new year of studying the Five Books of the Torah brings new insights and deeper understanding. This holiday of beginning the reading cycle of the Torah over again will be celebrated along with Sabbath songs and prayers. Healing blessings enable people to pray for those we love who are ill and Kaddish offers mourners the opportunity to say the Mourners’ Prayer supported by community. A festive Oneg of refreshments will be offered after the service.
Meditation class led by Rabbi Magal and Rosalie Malter will be held on Wednesday, October 30 at 4:00 pm on zoom.
Torah study, led by Rabbi Magal, will be held on Thursday, October 31 at 4:00 pm on zoom to read and discuss Noach, (Genesis 6.9 – 11:32, the story of Noah and the Flood.
The Social Action Committee is continuing to collect food for the local Sedona food pantry. Please drop off cans or boxes of non-perishable foods in the bin provided for collections located at the bottom of the stairs in the parking lot.
The Jewish Community of Sedona and the Verde Valley, located at 100 Meadowlark Drive off Route 179 in Sedona, is a welcoming, egalitarian, inclusive congregation dedicated to building a link from the past to the future by providing religious, educational, social and cultural experiences. Office telephone: 928 204-1286. Synagogue website – www.jcsvv.org
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