Av/Elul/Tishri 5776/5777/September-October 2016

SELICHOTService followed by dessert

Saturday, September 24 7:00pm

EREV ROSH HASHANAHRabbi Martin Levy—A New Era for America, what

Jewish tradition says about the“newness” of this year, 5777

Sunday, October 2 7:30pm

ROSH HASHANAHRabbi Martin Levy—The Spiritual Hero for

this Day: Moses!, thinking about ourresponsibilities for this New Year

Monday, October 3 10:00amChildren’s Service Immediately Following

Tashlich Service 4:00pmAcross from the Inn on the Alameda

At the Santa Fe River

SHABBAT SHUVAHFriday, October 7 7:30pm

MEMORIAL SERVICESunday, October 9 12:30pm

Santa Fe Memorial Gardens Cemetery417 Rodeo Road

KOL NIDRERabbi Martin Levy—Promises Made, Promises Kept,

Where does American standvis-a-vis the Middle East world?Tuesday, October 11 7:30pm

YOM KIPPURRabbi Martin Levy—The Meaning of Kaddish and

Remembrance, understanding the morningprayers and the Yizkor prayers

Wednesday, October 12 10:00amChildren’s Service 2:30pm

Afternoon Concluding Service 3:00pm and YizkorFollowed by Break-the-Fast of challah, grapes,

juice and wine

EREV SUKKOTService & Pot-Luck Dinner

Sunday, October 16 Pot-Luck at 6:00pm, Service at 7:00pm

Bring items to decorate our Sukkah

SIMCHAT TORAHA celebration

Sunday, October 23 7:00pm

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Adult EducAtion clAssEs, fAll 2016Wednesday evening adult education classes begin September 28th at 6:00 pm. The topic will be Pirke Avot: The Ethics of Our Sages,

reading the classic commentary on Jewish Ethics. This class series runs until December 14th.

Join us for Torah study every Saturday morning at 9:15 am

Our newly-lit stained glass window, located near the building entrance.

BoArd of dirEctors officersPresidentPaul Grace

vice-PresidentPhilip Goldstone

treasurerJeffrey Less

recording secretarySue Katz

Past PresidentsJerry Bork & David Pollak

trusteesKenneth CoffaeValerie FrostGary KatzLynn Kelly Barbara LaMontDon MillerLarry SingerEd SorkenDirk WassnerSheldon Weinstein

staffexecutive directorGail Rapoport

corresPondingsecretaryMarcelle Cady

BookkeePerCathy Turner

graPhic designerPaula Eastwood

rabbi Martin W. levyfounding rabbi leonard A. Helman, z”l

founding cantor Michael G. lindercantorial soloist Ephraim A. Herrera

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sHABBAt At HoME will be held at Brookdale senior living, 640 Alta Vista st. on friday, september 23 and friday, october 21 at 5:30 pm.

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The biblical incident which figures most prominently in the Rosh Hashannah service is the story of the Akedah, the binding of Isaac. We

encounter a host of commentaries to this towering episode throughout the liturgy this day.

Our sages tell us that as Abraham and Isaac and their servants approached Mount Moriah, the divinely designated summit for the sacrifice, Abraham turned to his servants with a question.

“Do you see anything in the distance?” They stared and shook their heads.

“No, we see only the trackless wastes of the wilderness.” Abraham then turned to Isaac with the very same question.

“Yes,” said the son. “I see a mountain, majestic and beautiful, and a cloud of glory hovers above it.”

It was at this point that Abraham directed his servants to remain behind while he and Isaac continued alone.

Here then are two people facing in the same direction, surveying the identical scene, coming up with completely different impressions. One sees only emptiness and barrenness ahead. The second sees the majestic and challenging mountains. The difference obviously lay in the eyes of the beholder.

Skipping the centuries now and coming right down to where we are, let us each ask ourselves the question, “What do you see?”

On these days when we pray for life, we might,

therefore, ask ourselves, “What do you see in life?”

When you look at your life, do you always see reasons for grumbling or gratefulness? Do you feel that you have been shortchanged or overpaid? Do you constantly feel your cup is half empty, or in the words of the psalmist, “my cup runneth over?”

Matthew Arnold has written that “one thing only has been lent to youth and age in common —it is discontent.” Our favorite posture is one of protest and we who have so much, so very, very much, often permit the one thing we lack to blind us to the wealth we possess.

Another question. When you look at life, do you see only

your life and your needs, or do you see the lives and the needs of others as well? Do you see life as a campaign of acquisition or as an adventure in sharing? This question is basic because it spills over into every area of life. How do you regard your mate in marriage? Someone created for your comfort and convenience or someone whose life you can enrich and enlarge? How do you regard your fellow human being? One whose main function in life is to serve as a stepping-stone to your success or someone with hopes and needs just like yourself?

At this holy season, we are called upon to embrace life, to express thanks for our lives and the health of those we love. We are called upon to lean into life. As my teacher, Rabbi Sigel used to say, “Cultivate an ‘attitude of gratitude’ for all that we enjoy.”

As we approach these days of awe, Kaycee and I wish everyone a healthy and contented New Year. May we be blessed with the dew of heaven and the love of the Almighty.

Shanah tovah,

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pRESIDEnT’S mESSAgE

Dear Friends,

Another year has passed as we welcome the High Holy Days for the year 5777 in the Hebrew calendar, better known to most of us as 2016-2017. The Hebrew

calendar counts the years from creation to today, calculated by adding up the ages of luminaries in the Torah back to the time of creation. Although modern science may dispute our arithmetic, the significance of this tradition is its reminder of the importance of looking back to where we came from and remembering who preceded us. Two of the founding principles at the creation of Congregation Beit Tikva twenty-one years ago were love of Israel and respect for our elders. A year ago we were celebrating our 20th Anniversary as a Congregation, and we had just dedicated the new Limmud Educational Wing and the Leonard A. Helman Center for Jewish Learning. Just this past month, we honored two of our founding members, Gail and Sonny Rapoport, for their years of dedicated service to our community. On Yom Kippur we will remember the loved ones who have gone before us, the significance of their lives to us individually and to our Congregation.

And yet, the years in the Hebrew calendar increase by one every year as we look ahead, and Rosh Hashanah reminds us not only to look back but to live for the future. Our founding Rabbi Leonard Helman is now a fond and lasting memory whose imprint upon our Congregation will always be felt. His successor, Rabbi Martin Levy continues to lead us confidently into the future because that is how it must be. The retirement of our beloved Cantor Michael Linder brought us to our current Cantor Ephraim Herrera to lead us in song and prayer each Sabbath because that is how it must be. As we recognize and honor the twenty-one years of service by Gail as our Executive Director, we also look to the future with our new Temple Administrator, Toni Robinson, who joined our family in August, because we must move forward. We owe it to all of those who came before us to continue on the path they set for us.

As Congregation Beit Tikva

moves into its twenty-second year as Santa Fe’s “House of Hope,” each of us must remember that the Congregation needs our support, particularly our financial support, to continue its mission. After celebrating our twentieth anniversary, the Board announced the creation of our Future Fund as a fundraising plan to secure the temple’s financial position through our twenty-fifth anniversary. We also established a Legacy Fund as a mechanism for members who want to remember us in their estate plans. The Rosh Hashanah Honey Project is a fun and inexpensive way to greet other members at the High Holy Days and to support the Congregation. Individual gifts throughout the year in memory or in honor of a loved one or a special event are another simple and effective way to support the temple. Finally, each year the board plans and implements special fundraising programs and events, like the Maccabeats concert last month, to encourage membership support.

At this New Year, I pray that you and your families will thrive and that all of you will continue your support for your Congregation.

Shalom, Paul grace, President505.690.8505

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gala 2016 Honoring gail & Sonny Rapoport, with the maccabeats

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This year there will be a Congregation Beit Tikva High

Holy Days fundraiser that will be fun and sweet. For

our third year we are still limiting the fundraiser to

Congregation Beit Tikva members.

Here is how it works. For just $3 per recipient, you can send

a L’Shana Tova honey jar to a member of our congregation. Of

course, you can send to more than one member. For $180 you

would be sending to every Beit Tikva member. members will

receive one jar of honey plus a card with the names of their

well wishers. The jars of honey and the attached cards will be

picked up on Rosh Hashanah at services.  

We are looking forward to all members of our congregation

participating in our L’Shana Tova fund raiser. 

L’Shana Tova Honey

By now you have received an email for our rosh hashanah l’shana tova honey Project with your personal code and instructions on how to place your order.  For those of you who have placed your order, thank you. the deadline to order is october 2, 2016.

if you need assistance with your order please contact me at sheknits@centurylink.net or 505.471.0527.  

let’s make this l’shana tovah the sweetest ever with your holiday wishes and a jar of honey to members of our congregation.  

—sharon sorken

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selichotSaturday, September 24, 7:00 pmWe will celebrate Selichot service with Rabbi Martin Levy accompanied by Cantor Ephraim Herrara who will be sharing beautiful melodies specific to this service.

Selichot are special penitential prayers recited the week before Rosh Hashanah. The service is composed of prayers asking for forgiveness. The central prayer, repeated a number of times, is that of the 13 merciful attributes of God, taken from Exodus 34:6-7.

Member ticketsMember tickets will be mailed soon. All members must have three quarters of their dues pledge paid by that date in order to receive their tickets. Please call the office if you have not made your pledge or wish to make special arrangements. Thank you for your cooperation.

High Holy day flowers for rosh Hashanah and Yom KippurBoth arrangements have been generously donated by Barbara & Jerry Bork.

Parking for All services at the synagogueHigh Holy Day parking will be across the street at the Pecos Trail Inn Motel. Security officers will escort and assist us in crossing Old Pecos Trail. Parking at the synagogue will be reserved for the handicapped.

Help feed the HungryWe hand out grocery bags at Rosh Hashanah, to be filled with non-perishable groceries for Food For Santa Fe, Inc., which provides food for the needy. The bags should be returned by Yom Kippur Wednesday, October 12. Thank you.

tashlichMonday, October 3, 4:00pmThis is a delightful High Holy Day tradition. On Rosh Hashanah, at 4:00pm we will meet at the Santa Fe River across from the Inn of The Alameda. We will read the Tashlich prayers and then cast bread crumbs into the river, symbolizing the “casting of our sins into the water.” Be sure to join Rabbi Levy as he leads this very moving and special service.

Erev sukkot

Sunday, October 16Join us for Erev Sukkot as we celebrate together in our special Sukkah.

Building and decorating the Sukkah starts at 4:00pm with a pot-luck dinner at 6:00pm. The traditional outdoor ceremony in our Sukkah will follow with a service and prayers. Decorative items you may bring can include items such as tree branches, fruits, vegetables, gourds, chilies, and flowers. Be sure to bring your favorite dish for sharing in delicious abundance.

Sukkot translates as “Tabernacles” or the Festival of Booths, and occurs for 7 days. It is the 3rd pilgrimage festival (Passover, Shavuot, Sukkot). Like the other

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pilgrimage festivals, Sukkot has an agricultural element. It marks the time of the harvest, of the final ingathering of produce before winter. The most important ritual of Sukkot is “living” in the Sukkah. There is a custom of inviting ushpizin, or symbolic guests, each day to join us in the Sukkah. The other important mitzvah is that of the arba minim, the 4 species, also called the lulav and esrog (palm branch and citron).

Come and enjoy the afternoon and early evening in and around the Sukkah and along our walkway and bench area in our breathtaking outdoor space. Don’t miss this wonderful occasion as we gather as a community to celebrate the fall harvest, and rejoice in God’s blessings.

simchat torahSunday, October 23, 7:30 pm Celebrating the TorahJoin us for a delightful service with an oneg including traditional taffy apple treats.Simchat Torah is a Hebrew term which means “rejoicing with the Torah.” The annual cycle of reading the Torah is completed and

begun anew, with the last section of Deuteronomy and the first section of Genesis read in succession after a festival parade of the Torah scrolls amidst singing and rejoicing. It is one of the happiest days of the Jewish calendar.

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Congregation Beit Tikva, 2015-2016—A Look Back on the Year

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All are welcome to the Bar Mitzvah of iAn tErEll Saturday, October 22 • 20 Tishri, 5777 • 10am

Parsha Ki thissa, Exodus 33-34

MR. GAGA in SAnTA FE!

Before there was a Lady gaga, there was gaga, a dance movement language developed by Ohad naharin, one of the pre-eminent choreographers of

modern dance in the world today and Artistic Director of the highly acclaimed Batsheva Dance Company. MR. GAGA is a new documentary that offers a rare look at naharin’s world. The film opens the Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival’s Seventh Season in a regional premiere on September 25 and 27 at CCA with special guest gaga

dancer Amy morrow. For tickets and more information visit www.SantaFeJFF.org or call 505.216.0672

Religious School, Fall 2016Sunday, SeptembeR 18 at 10am

Conducted by Rabbi martin Levywith Cantor ephraim Herrera

For more information call Rabbi Levy at 505.670.4671

Fun and LearningJoin Us for a

Year of We’re alive and well, and hoping to meet again beginning in early november. With the High Holidays taking up most of October, we thought we would begin our programming in november. An email will follow to announce the first program.

We are thinking of changing our meeting times to include a lunch component. We’ll keep in touch and will welcome your comments and suggestions. We are looking for leaders and would like one or two people to step forward to take on a few responsibilities. Shanah Tovah to all, Reggie Klein, arkay28@gmail.com, 505.438.8150

The 2016 Fall Conference Registration is open at www.nmjhs.org.

On-Line Registration is available using pay pal or by downloading the Registration Form and mailing

it to nmJHS.please note that by registering for the

FULL COnFEREnCE, the Saturday evening reception and dinner are included!

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION ENDS OCTOBER 16.new mexico Jewish Historical Society

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September Birthdaysloren vladem september 4Barbara Miller september 8Jennifer ramo september 8winday dankoff september 12connie rosenberg september 13Joy wohl lecuyer september 14Barbara la Mont september 15kathy Marczak september 15ellen vladem september 15Philip gudwin september 18rita linder september 20Joyce levine september 25david kutz september 27laura Brouse september 28Jody ellis september 29Jonathan Frey september 29Peggy Myers september 30

September AnniversariesBeth Beloff & Marc geller september 1Marcia & william Berman september 4connie & stuart rosenberg september 12lynn & larry singer september 12nancy & henry lewis september 13Josie stern & vic Middlekauff september 14carol clifford & todd wertheim september 15asenath kepler & ed Mazria september 19alma & windy dankoff september 28corrie & andrew shapiro september 29

October Birthdayssheldon weinstein october 2robert Bernstein october 8alma dankoff october 16sharon sorken october 18 howard davis october 18leonard Finer october 19John dirk wassner october 19linda cohen october 20Joan kessler october 20Ziv rosen october 22caren kahn october 26gail rapoport october 29carlos kutz october 30

October Anniversariescaren & kenneth kahn october 12heidi hahn & Philip goldstone october 27

Your Help is Needed for the Jewish Cemetery Wall and Seating

Santa Fe has one dedicated Jewish Cemetery which all our synagogues and unaffiliated Jews share. The JCCNNM Cemetery Committee has worked hard to make this Cemetery a place for our whole Community. We have:

• TripledtheamountoflandavailableforJewishburialsogenerationsofSanta Fe Jews can be buried together in one site. • CreatedtheLegacyMemorialWallwhereplaquesaremountedintributeto family members buried elsewhere, thereby making our Cemetery a place of community history and heritage. • Raised$80,000fortheperimeterwallandlandscaping.• Designedabeautifulseatingarea,picturedabove,wherevisitorscanrest and reflect.

We are still short of our goal to pay for the Jewish star in the center of the seating area.

Now is the time for EVERYONE in our Jewish Community to come forward and help complete this seating area for our community’s shared Jewish Cemetery.

Please contribute generously by sending your donation to:JCCNNM (Jewish Community Council of Northern New Mexico)Post Office Box 29564SantaFe,NM87596Or, if you wish to donate by credit card, please visit our website cknnm.jccnnm.org, click on “Jewish Cemetery” and “donate.”

Many thanks for your generousity in helping us complete this project in time for the High Holy Days!

Sincerely,Doris Francis, Chair, JCCNNMFor further information, please call Doris Francis at 982-9488

Junenancy & artie hartington

Juli & ron kitealma & windy dankoff,

carolyn handler Miller and Bonnie kohl & John liebman

susan & ken coffae

Julylois & gary Podolny

Joan shermanJoyce and gerry levine

connie & stuart rosenbergPhil goldstone

augustsheila & norton Bicollsusan & Burton krohn

kathy Mahon, Barb & armon laMont

kathy & Manny Marczaksandy levine

Thank You Oneg Sponsors

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SEpTEmBER/OCTOBER 2016 DOnATIOnS

general FundGeraldine Aron – In memory of Gunther Aron, husband of GeraldineUrsula & Saul Balagura – In memory of Sara Balagura, mother of SaulBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the marriage of Sophye Hochberg FahrerBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Sandy LevineBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Ken CoffaeBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Larry SingerBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Bee SchulmanBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Barbara LaMontBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Kathy MarczakBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Shep WeinsteinBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Sharon SorkenBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Len FeinerBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Dirk WassnerBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Gail RapoportBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the anniversary of Lois & Gary PodolnyBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the anniversary of Joan & Jeff LessBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the anniversary of Connie & Stuart RosenbergBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the anniversary of Lynn & Larry Singer

Barbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the anniversary of Heidi Hahn & Phil GoldstoneBarbara & Jerry Bork – In memory of Saundra Nan Bartlett, sister of BarbaraBarbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of David Pollak for his commitment to the synagogueThe Estate of Barbara Cohen – In memory of Terry Clark, father of BarbaraThe Estate of Barbara Cohen – In memory of Hilliard Cohen, father-in-law of BarbaraLorraine Haneyko & Michael Edelman – In memory of Barbara CohenValerie Frost – In memory of Barbara CohenElaine & Jack Goldberg – In memory of Abraham Altman, father of ElaineRabbi Leonard A. Helman EstateDoreen Hurtig – In memory of Barbara CohenMyra Juster – In memory of Barbara CohenGail Karr – In memory of Barbara CohenReggie Klein – In memory of Barbara CohenReggie Klein – In memory of Zena Gershenow, mother of ReggieReggie Klein – In honor of a speedy recovery for Lynn KellyReggie Klein – In honor of the September celebrants birthdays & anniversariesClaire Lichtenstein & Michael Gold – In memory of Barbara CohenGail & Elliot Rapoport – In memory of Barbara CohenConnie & Stuart Rosenberg – In memory of Herman S. Rosenberg, father of StuartConnie & Stuart Rosenberg – In memory of Barbara Cohen

Bee Schulman, Jeri & David Silver – In memory of Barry F. SullivanSharon & Ed Sorken – In memory of Barbara CohenBob Lind & Jan Verruso – In memory of Barbara Cohen Pat & Bob Wartell – In memory of Barbara CohenMary Carole & Jerry Wertheim – In memory of Martha Wertheim Goldenberg, aunt of JerryMary Carole & Jerry Wertheim – In memory of Hugo Goldenberg, husband of Martha Goldenberg and uncle of JerryMary Carole & Jerry Wertheim – In memory of Arthur Wertheim, uncle of Jerry

Oneg FundValerie Frost – In honor of a speedy recovery for Michael LinderSusan & Burton KrohnKathy Mahon – In memory of Lorraine & Walter Kahn, parents of Kathy

Rabbi’s Discretionary FundEleanor Brenner – In honor of Rabbi Martin LevyEleanor Brenner – In honor of Gail RapoportPreston Ellsworth – In memory of Jana Noble, wife of PrestonIna & David HelfandHaskell Sheinberg – In appreciation of the conduct of services at Ponce de Leon/ Brookdale

adult education FundLinda & Thomas Brown – In honor of the Study Class with Rabbi Levy

Maccabeats/Rapoport event CelebrationTribute Book Ad DonationsFran BerlinCiel Bergman & Ed OkunElizabeth & Louis Sinoff

Additional Event DonationsGloria & Bruce GarberRita GrantSusan & Burton KrohnDiane & Fred KullmanEstelle MeskinAva & David SalmanJanet Russek & David ScheinbaumDolores SloanCarol & Bernard Toobin

Religious school Fund Sandra Levine – In memory of Barbara Cohen

specified DonationsPhil Goldstone – For hosting Future Fund donorsIna & David Helfand – Knit Yarmulkes

From the Executive DirectorI would like to personally thank the congregants and the many members of the board of directors of Congregation Beit Tikva that I have had the honor of serving over these past 21 years. In addition I want to thank my many co-workers, the administrative team that have served with me over these years: Marcelle Cady, Marilyn Cohen, Paula Eastwood, Linda Miller, Fredi Proyect, Janie Siskin, Cathy Turner, Pat Wartell and Jenny Wetovsky. I wish our new Executive Director, Toni Robinson, years of success with the support of a great team and active board of directors assisting her. —Gail Rapoport

SEpTEmBER/OCTOBER TORAH pASSAgES SEpTEmBER/OCTOBER SCHEDULE OF SERvICES

September 3 Deuteronomy Re’eh 11.26-16.17Moses speaks on: religious institutions, false prophets,the blessings & the curses, choosing good over evilSeptember 10 Deuteronomy Shofetim 16.18-21.9Moses speaks on: pursuit of justice, judges & lawgiversSeptember17 Deuteronomy Ki Teze 21.10-25.19Moses speaks on: laws of domestic life, human kindnessSeptember 24 Deuteronomy Ki Tavo 26.1-29.8Moses speaks on: The Covenant, enforcement of the lawsSelichotPenitential prayers recited to prepare for the High Holiday seasonOctober 1 Deuteronomy Nitzavim 29.9-30.20Moses speaks on: repentance and redemption; Renewal of the covenant and warnings against idolatryOctober 2 Erev Rosh HashanahOctober 3 Rosh HashanahOctober 8 Deuteronomy Vayelech 31.1-31.30Moses speaks to the people,

Moses charges JoshuaMoses’ birthday & day of his deathShabbat ShuvahShuvah meaning return, Shabbat between Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur October 11 Kol NidreOctober 12 Yom Kippur/YizkorOctober 15 Deuteronomy Ha’azinu 32.1-52Song of MosesGods last commandment to Moses regarding his deathThe “Song” of Moses October 16 Erev SukkotOctober 17 SukkotOctober 22Chol Hamoed The Laws of the HolidaysOctober 24 Shemini Atzeret, YizkorOctober 25 DeuteronomyVezot Habrachah 33.1-34.12Simchat TorahThe Blessing of Moses, The death of Moses, his prophecyOctober 29 Genesis1.1-6.8Bereshit Creation of the Universe, Adam & Eve

September 2 Friday 7:30 pm Service led by Rabbi Martin Levy September 9 Friday 7:30 pm Service led by Rabbi Martin Levy

September 16 Friday 7:30 pm Service led by Rabbi Martin Levy

September 24 Saturday 6:00 pmSelichot Service and dessert September 30 Friday 7:30 pm Service led by Rabbi Martin Levy

HIGH HOLY DAYSAll Friday 7:30 pm services Led by Rabbi Martin Levy October 2 Sunday 7:30 pmErev Rosh Hashanah Rabbi Martin Levy

October 3 Monday10:00 amRosh Hashanah Rabbi Martin Levy

October 7 Friday 7:30 pmShabbat Shuvah Rabbi Martin Levy

October 9 Sunday 12:30 pmMemorial Service Rabbi Martin LevyAt Santa Fe Memorial Gardens Cemetery

October 11 Tuesday 7:30 pmKol Nidre Rabbi Martin Levy

October 12 Wednesday 10:00 amYom Kippur Rabbi Martin Levy

October 16 Sunday 6:00 pmSukkot Rabbi Martin Levy Pot-luck dinner and service at 7:00

October 23 Sunday 7:00 pmSimchat Service led by Torah Rabbi Martin Levy

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