- Congregation Beth El–Keser Israel
85 Harrison Street, New Haven, CT 06515-1724 | P: 203.389.2108 | office@beki.org
85 Harrison Street, New Haven, CT 06515-1724 | P: 203.389.2108 | office@beki.org
…11 Sep Lunch Snacks at West Rock Playground September 11, 2022 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Events More Info…
…24 Sep Qever Avot Cemetery Memorial Service/West Haven September 24, 2017 11:00 am – 11:30 am Home Page More Info…
…10 Sep Kadima: Reverse Tashlich at West Rock Playground September 10, 2023 12:30 pm Kids Programs More Info…
…es, we dismiss it as foolishness or deception. When we realize that this happens to others, we should be able to recognize that the same process happens among the Jewish People as well and shapes our image of God. Jonah Cooper, who recently (2003) celebrated becoming a bar mitzva, described his healthy skepticism this way in his Devar Torah: Imagine yourself sitting alone on your couch watching TV and eating your favorite snack food. You have a fa…
…– September 3, 2023 Price List for Exhibition Read the Review in the Arts Paper Statement from the Artist: Discovering new landscapes and architecture is one of the most rewarding the aspects of traveling. No matter what the language, the visual rewards of taking in the surrounding natural environment as well as seeing what people have built in these various places is rich stuff for the artist. There are four distinct series in this exhibition,…
…tuffed Strawberries – Darryl Kuperstock Divine Cheesecake – Lynn Saltz Easy Cheesecake – Sarah Berry Easy Peasy Cheesecake – Lana Gad Foolproof New York Cheesecake – Ellen Cohen Hungarian Cheesecake (Finum) – Rob Hoffnung and Marsha Beller Lemon Ripple Cheesecake Bars Recipe – Darryl Kuperstock Mystery Pecan Pie (cheesecake center) – Darryl Kuperstock Oh So Easy Baked Blintze Souffle – Lana Gad Simple Lactose-free Bletlach (Blintz leaves) – Rachel…
…the 1930s and 1940s, many Palestinian Arabs farmed small plots as sharecroppers on plots owned by Arabs in Damascus or Beirut; others farmed communal lands registered to local sheikhs. Few had clear land ownership records. In 1949, many farmers fled to avoid the war or at the urging of Arab leaders; some were chased out by the Irgun or Hagana. In the 1950s, Israel assigned unused farmland in the north to remaining Arab families. In the intervenin…
…of spiritual leader, as the congregation began its second century. As it happened, that year Louis Friedman ז״ל retired after over 40 years as shamash; his retirement necessitated the mobilization of volunteers to read Torah, lead daily and Shabbat services, and teach benei mitzva students. Mr. Friedman had raised generations of New Haven youth with a love of Torah—and his commitment to both tradition and the advancement of women eased the congreg…
…or. Qaddishes were then added so that more of the mourners would have the opportunity to say a qaddish. We can say qaddish any time there is a minyan and we recite a Psalm or other passage from the Torah or Rabbinic literature. So they simply added a Psalm and followed it by qaddish. There were now several times in a service when qaddish was said, so that several mourners would have a turn. There are some communities that still do it that way, too…
…ns in over 70 venues across the United States. Many of her creations have appeared as covers for books from publishers including Penguin, Routledge, Global Publications, McGill-Queen’s University Press, and Vallentine Mitchell Publishers. At BEKI, Two Artists Channel Visions Of Home, by Al Larriva-Latt Review of exhibitions by Suzanne Neusner and Naomi Safran-Hon Click here for a list of Suzanne Neusner’s works with prices To purchase challah cove…
