We celebrated Simchat Torah as a congregation with lively dancing to the accompaniment of a klezmer band. The following morning we joined together in a holiday service, unrolled the entire Torah and read from the very end of Deuteronomy AND the very beginning of Genesis....
During World War II, thousands of Jews fleeing the Nazi regime were denied visas on the grounds that spies that could cause a threat to our national security might be among the refugees. History is repeating itself....
We started our September-May celebration this past Friday with a joyous kick-off. ...
Ages 0-5 Rosh Hashanah Young Families Services, October 3, 9:15 AM A morning of worship, singing and storytelling for parents and our youngest members. For more information, click here. Yom Kippur Young Families Services, October 12, 9:15 AM This service is for our youngest members and their caregivers. We will be singing songs, telling...
On May 15, 2016, The New York Times published a story about indigent death in New York City that ended with a CRS story....
The flooding in Baton Rouge is said to be worse than Katrina. For September e-advocacy, we ask you to help those impacted....
We are delighted to announce the birth of the newest member of the Congregation Rodeph Sholom family, Eden Fay Weitzman, daughter of Ashley and Rabbi Greg Weitzman. Eden Fay was born on August 15, 2016 at 10:42 a.m. She weighed 6 lbs, 15 oz and was 20 1/4 inches long. A baby naming will...
We mourn the loss of our great friend, Susan Kurschner....
The Equality Act (H.R.3185/S.185) will address this wrong by including sexual orientation and gender identity as protected characteristics under the Civil Rights Act of 1964....
We hope everyone is enjoying summer. We were thrilled to get a report in from our own Rabbi Greg Weitzman from summer camp. As Rabbi Weitzman and his wife Ashley prepare to welcome their first child, he was inspired to pen a letter about why summer camp is so important...
2024 Meeting Minutes will be posted soon. Please check back again.
