We are a Warm and Welcoming Conservative Congregation In Pepper Pike, Ohio
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Don’t Let These Great Books PASSOVER You!
Our library has some great Spring reading. Contact our librarian, Dr. Rafi Simon, if you are interested in making arrangements to borrow books, videos, or puzzles. We are pleased to offer you contactless borrowing either by pick up at the synagogue or delivery to your home.
Becoming Elijah: Prophet of Transformation (Daniel C. Matt)
The Haggadah Connection; with translation and thematic commentary by Rabbi Reuven P. Bulka
The Passover Haggadah: a biography (Vanessa L. Ochs)
The Jonathan Sacks Haggada: Collected Essays on Pesah
The Telling: How Judaism’s Essential Book Reveals the Meaning of Life (Mark Gerson)
The Telling: An Interactive Guide to the Haggadah
Looking to find a new recipe………….
Passover Cookery: In the Kitchen with Joan Kekst
My Pesach Kitchen: Stress-free Recipes Your Family Will Love (Faigy Murray)
Too Good to Passover: Sephardic and Judeo-Arabic Seder Menus and Memories from Africa, Asia and Europe (Jennifer Felicia Abadi)
Mon, November 3 2025
12 Cheshvan 5786
Upcoming Events
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Monday ,
NovNovember 3 , 2025Sunshine Social
Monday, Nov 3rd 2:00p to 4:00p
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Tuesday ,
NovNovember 4 , 2025Sisterhood Lunch & Learn
Tuesday, Nov 4th 12:00p to 1:30p
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Wednesday ,
NovNovember 5 , 2025Annual Israel Bonds Dinner
Wednesday, Nov 5th 5:30p to 10:00p
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Wednesday ,
NovNovember 5 , 2025Halutzot: Pioneering Women Rabbis
Wednesday, Nov 5th 7:00p to 8:30p
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Thursday ,
NovNovember 6 , 2025Hide and Seek
Thursday, Nov 6th 6:00p to 7:30p
Ariela Sharon Yomtovian is leading a storytelling workshop! Hide and Seek, a journey into the story of Adam and Eve, is a 6 part series, open to all, that will explore how we interact with Jewish text. Our time will be spent getting to know the story's characters and observing the way we relate to them. When we gather, we will focus on the way we connect to the text and why. We will use various art mediums to reveal aspects of the story and of ourselves that we may have not noticed before. The hope is that everyone who participates walks away with a new perspective on the story of Adam and Eve and with a whole bag of helpful resources to use when engaging with other Jewish sources.




