All events are open to the community, but space may be limited. Call us at 415.388.1818, ext 106, for details.Sunday, July 12 Panim el Panim: Tikkun Olam Project Homeward Bound Community Service 12 4:00 PM in San Rafael To learn more, and see what donated items are requested, click here.
B'nai Mitzvah Drashot We're now adding drashot from our B'nai Mitzvah. This is in addition to the Drashot for Rabbi Lavey Derby, and Rabbi Chai Levy, as well as our congregant and guest drashot we've been posting.
Our Year in Review From building Sukkot to rebuilding our synagogue: Check out a summary ofOur Year in Review, on our Meet our Board page; this includes the slide show from the Annual Meeting.
News Flash from the Ritual Committee! We have a new siddur, with transliterations of all the prayers, along with the Hebrew and English. This beautiful new prayer book, Eit Ratzon, also contains commentary about the various prayers, and, the pages of all the key parts of the Shabbat morning service are numbered with the page numbers from Sim Shalom. Our Ritual Committee has spent much time reviewing siddurim to find one that would enable congregants and guests who dont have strong Hebrew skills to follow and sing along with the service. If you need some Hebrew assistance (and even if you dont!), we urge you to try using Eit Ratzon and let us know how it works for you. We hope that this new book will encourage even more participation in our Shabbat morning services.Construction News
Kol Shofar's Shabbat Swap Program READ ALL ABOUT IT! Check out the article on Kol Shofar's Shabbat Swap in this week's issue of the J. The article can be found here.
Congratulations to Shabbat Swap Coordinator Matt Mercurio! The Shabbat Swap allows people seeking a Kabbalat Shabbat dinner to find a place to go, and people with extra space at their tables to offer these. Email Matt at ksshabbatswap@yahoo.com if you're either seeking a place, or if you have extra space.
Also in the J, May 21 Can you dig it? Kol Shofar Breaking Ground on New Facility by Dan Pine, staff writer
At the big celebration Congregation Kol Shofar will throw for itself at the end of May, the main party favors will be shovels. After years of legal wrangling, the Tiburon synagogue is finally breaking ground on its long-planned remodel. Were all feeling elated to have reached the point that something real is happening, said Ron Brown, a leader of the synagogues Capital Campaign Committee.