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Kol Nidre Appeal
By Gabriele Lange A couple of years ago congregation B’nai Emunah started the tradition to have the Kol Nidre appeal to the congregants given by community members rather than the President. To start off I’d like to share some of … Continue reading
Good yontiv!
By Sharon Bleviss This message was given by Sharon during the first day of Rosh HaShanah services at B’nai Emunah, San Francisco. I’m Sharon Bleviss, the president of our Congregation and it is my honor to be here with you … Continue reading
High Holy Day Greetings from Rabbi Mark
Shalom, Where does the time go? It’s hard to believe, but it’s that time again and the Holidays are right around the corner. If we close our eyes, we can almost imagine tasting Rosh Hashana’s apples and honey, dabbing a … Continue reading
New High Holiday Prayer Books
By Frank Kurtz Why are these High Holy Days different from all others (that came before)? This year marks the introduction to B’nai Emunah of the new Mahzor (High Holy Day prayerbook) “Lev Shalem” (complete heart), which was first introduced … Continue reading
Rabbi Mark Celebrates the New Year at the JCC Preschool
By Rabbi Mark Melamut Literally started today with a blast! I sounded shofar for my daughter’s pre-school JCC class. We sang Happy Birthday to the world, imagined lots of candles on the world’s cake, and made wishes. We finished with … Continue reading
A Sweet New Year
Shalom Where does the time go? It’s hard to believe, but it’s that time again and the Holidays are right around the corner. If we close our eyes, we can almost imagine tasting Rosh Hashana’s apples and honey, dabbing … Continue reading
