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Torah Class

Tue, Jun 18 @ 6:30 pm

Children's Hebrew class

Tue, Jun 18 @ 6:30 pm

Torah Class

Tue, Jun 25 @ 6:30 pm

Children's Hebrew class

Tue, Jun 25 @ 6:30 pm

Torah Class

Tue, Jul 02 @ 6:30 pm

Children's Hebrew class

Tue, Jul 02 @ 6:30 pm

Erev Shabbat Service and Dinner

Fri, Jul 05 @ 6:30 pm
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Click for more info Beit Hashofar is pleased to announce the opening of our new Lichtenstein Guest House and Beit Midrash.  This new facility is conveniently located steps away from the synagogue and offers the comforts of home as well as an informal study space. Our Guest House is an optimal base for seeing the Northwest region or just to stay overnight on Shabbat while residing in a kosher environment.

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Our kids are our life.  One of the most important things we can do for them is bring a deep sense of the spiritual richness of Jewish tradition.  Our weekly Beit Midrash class is taught in a lively and interactive fashion, allowing the children to be exposed to a few different topic areas each week to build their knowledge and understanding.

isaachlichtensteinBeit HaShofar has developed a new weekday Children's Cheder (Hebrew/Religious School) which will replace our previous educational offering.

Classes will be Tuesday nights, 6:30-8PM.

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Shoreshim - (Roots  - ages 6-10)

This class will be taught in a lively and interactive fashion, allowing the children to be exposed to a few different topic areas each week to build their knowledge and understanding. The goals of this class are:

  • to provide an overview of the Tenakh, helping children to become familiar with biblical books, people, and the parashot on a level to which they can relate
  • to develop a knowledge and love of the Jewish holidays, ceremonies, and traditions
  • to learn basic Hebrew (block letters, nikkud, reading, vocabulary)
  • to infuse the berachot(blessings) into the daily lives of the children through practice and by showing their meaning and value
  • to teach the middot (character traits) that will help them to live ethical lives, based on Pirkei Avot, stories and other teaching of our rabbis, and teachings of Messiah Yeshua through the Besorot(Gospels)
  • to give better understanding about ancient Yisrael and modern day Yisrael through activities and reading

Ohrot Torah (Lights of the Torah - ages 11-12 yrs). (Bar/Bat Mitzvah/Avraham  class)

  • greater understanding of prayer and liturgy
  • Jewish history
  • Torah and Haftarah cantillation
  • basic Judaism concepts
  • a deeper look into customs, minhag and ethics
  • final project incorporating student's learning
  • study of the book of Mattitayahu
  • distinct learning tracts for boys and girls
  • student graduates from this level upon having a Bar/Bat Mitzvah/Avraham

 
Our Programs
  • Let's Talk Torah

    image On Tuesday nights many collect for coffee and in-depth Torah learning facilitated by our rabbi and enhanced through the open dialogue of those gathered. 
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  • Childhood Education

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    Our kids are our life.  One of the most important things we can do for them is bring a deep sense of the spiritual richness of Jewish tradition.  O... Read More

  • College and Career

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    Our "College and Career" group is called Tzemakh. The word literally means a plant in the sense of its ability to sprout, thrive and grow.... Read More

  • Youth

    prog_tziporThe Goal of T'nuat Noar Tsippor is the integration of each young person, post b'nei mitzvah age, fully into Judaism and Synagogue life. Our hope i... Read More
  • Makor Miriam

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    An all women's group dedicated to learning, bonding, and growing in Torah and in Jewish life. Come be a part and participate in meaningful discussions, tzedakah and mitzvah opportunities, and spiritual g... Read More

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Tuesday, 18 June 2013
Yom Shlishi, 10 Tammuz 5773