The High Holy Days continue in-person and on-line on Tuesday. Child minding is available if there is a demand. Please contact us if you require child minding during the service.
After services, there will be a luncheon.
Zoom link will be sent by email by Sunday, September 21. If you are not on our mailing list, please contact us.
Opening the door, we can glimpse inside ourselves and see our futures.
We are having an Erev Rosh Hashanah service online only this year to allow families to have a nice dinner with their families without being rushed to get to shul.
May you enjoy the happiness of family and friends during this time of year.
Link will be sent by email. If you are not on our mailing list, please contact us.
Shana Tova ~ Shabbat Shalom
Beth Zion and B’Nai Shalom v’Tikvah together inviteyou to welcome Shabbat and the High Holidays with~ Music For The Soul ~an Evening of Music, Song and Contemplationwith vocalist, Roz Keyes, and pianist, Dora KrizmanicFriday, September 19 at 7 pmBeth Zion Synagogue144 King St. E., Oshawa~Dessert kiddush to follow~Please RSVP to: cherylfrayne@gmail.com
The July Minyan service will be held at the home of Howard and Charlene. Please join us for this Potluck dinner and Havdalah Service. Short on Service, Long on Laughs, Food and Drink. If all goes well, there should be some Howard’s Havdalah Home-brewed Hard Hydration.
Bring a chair just in case, but we should have enough. Address will be sent by email or you can contact a board member to find out.
Please RSVP to Ron or Howard.
On Sunday, June 1 at 6:30 pm, Rabbi Printz and Cantorial Soloist Roz Keyes will be helping us welcome Shavuot with prayer, song and food. Speaking of food, did I mention it will be a Milkshake and Sundae Bar with your choice of toppings and flavours.
Come and join us online or in-person for this enjoyable and delicious service.
The Standard Zoom link will be used but we have Milkshakes if you come in person, you decide. If you have not received your link, contact a Board Member or bsvtajax613@gmail.com.
(Note: Your fridge magnet calls this an Erev Shabbat service which is incorrect. It is Erev Shavuot).