Closing out the High Holidays 2008
So, now that High Holidays are officially over, with the completion of Simchat Torah, I really didn’t want to let much time go by without talking about what an incredible experience I had at Temple Beth David, in Palm Beach Gardens.
I must start off by saying thanks to Cantor Ann Turnoff, for recommending me to [...]
L’shanah Tova! 5769
Wow, 8 days with no posts – I know, pretty unacceptable in the blogging world, but until they manufacture a 25th hour to the day, there has just been no way!
I just wanted to wish everyone a very Happy New Year, and convey my intention for you to bring everything you dream of into your [...]
High Holiday invite
Jackie Olenick, Leon’s wife (and my all time favorite Judaic artist on earth) put this beautiful invitation together. Seats can be reserved with your $72 donation through Paypal – to debbi@mypersonalcantor.com
Please call me at 954-646-1326 if you have questions.
High Holiday Invite
It’s official – 85 seats at The Friends Meeting House in Lake Worth
Tonight, Leon & Jackie and I joined Karen Modell from The Friends Meeting House in Lake Worth for dinner, and a tour of the house. It is a quaint house right off 10th Ave N & I-95, and it is the perfect space for our High Holiday service.
We are going to hold a full service, [...]
High Holidays 2008 – Finally! A plan!
Well, it looks like we are getting closer to a plan, and while tomorrow should finalize the plans, I am so excited, I wanted to put out the word right away. Hopefully, I won’t jinx anything!
Rabbi Leon Olenick and I are going to offer a free High Holiday service in Lake Worth. We both agree [...]
What is a Jewish community?
“With Intention” recently posted an article about Jewish community…
http://michaeltpullen.wordpress.com/2008/07/09/jewish-community-what-is-it-for
This is a question I come up against daily. My reply is below
You have a great point, and one that I write about frequently.
I thoroughly believe that at one point, synagogues were vital to perpetuating Jewish continuity in the U.S. Today, however, I believe [...]
