Torah Reading Drive

Roarh ReadingA vibrant community is one in which lots of people participate actively in all aspects of community, including services.  One way to contribute to our community and to deepen your Jewish life is to read Torah.

Whether you already know how to read Torah, haven’t done it since your bar/bat mitzvah and want to relearn, or have never read Torah before but want to learn, we’d love you to get involved and contribute to our service by reading Torah. 

Have You Read Torah Before – Get in the Database!

If you have read Torah in the past, and you haven’t yet put the details into our new Torah reading database, please do!  Email barbararosenstroch@comcast.net with details about what parshah you read, etc, and then we can see if you’d like to read it again. If it was a while ago and want help figuring the parsha details out, email Rabbi Fine at rabbifine.sinai@gmail.com.  If you want to read and need a refresher cd, Cantor Aronson is happy to help.  Email him at dlaronson@verizon.net.

Read Torah for the First Time!

We know that if this is a new (or old) undertaking it can be intimidating, but taking the dive and trying something new is how we grow, and there is no better place to try it than in our supportive caring community.  You will be cheered on!

Cantor Aronson and Rabbi Fine are happy to provide the resources and support for you to do this.  Be in touch!

Want to Give a Dvar Torah?

In honor of Shavuot, we have decided to also put out the invitation to members who would like to give a dvar Torah on a Shabbat.  Studying in preparation for a dvar is a wonderful way to learn Torah with an eye towards how the text speaks to your life, to share a bit of that with others, and to contribute to the spiritual life of the community.  If you are interested, Rabbi Fine would be happy to meet with you to discuss the parshah you choose and introduce you to some new Torah resources that might be useful – call or email at rabbifine.sinai@gmail.com.

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