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Shavuot
Shavuot Service Times and Zoom Information:
On Erev Shavuot, Thursday, May 28, Mincha will be at 7:15 pm. There will be no 6 pm service. Zoom here, Meeting ID # 200 230 834.
On 1st & 2nd days Shavuot, Friday, May 29 and Saturday, May 30, the service will begin at 9 am. Zoom here, Meeting ID #750 690 071 . Yizkor (on 2nd day Shavuot) will begin at approximately 10:45 am; click here to access the Yizkor book. Celebrate our Confirmands who will be with us via Zoom for Confirmation also on 2nd day Shavuot!
View the 1st day Shavuot handout here.
View the 2nd day Shavuot/Confirmation/Shabbat handout here.
Click here for the Rabbinical Assembly pdf downloads for Shavuot, Book of Ruth, Yizkor and Confirmation. Make sure to click the second box to access the Book of Ruth and then choose Akdamut and Ruth.
Hear Rabbi Hal on Cleveland Schmooze talking about the tikkun!
Community-Wide Tikkun Leil Shavuot
@Home 5780
Click here to view the list of presenters. View the flier here.
At this time, we need to come together as a community with a message of unity, faith and gratitude for study in celebration of Shavuot while maintaining physical distancing. The Tikkun@Home will include a series of free, pre-recorded lessons from Northeast Ohio’s leading rabbis, cantors, educators and presenters and is being released Tuesday, May 26 for viewing before and during the holiday.
- Chair, Harriet Rosenberg Mann, Vice-Chair, Richard Berkowitz
Supported in part by the Estelle & Dr. Milton Rosenberg(z”l) Tikkun Leil Shavuot Study Session Fund and the Dobres-Berkowitz Israel Programming Fund.
Shavuot Night Live (SNL)
Erev Shavuot, Thursday, May 28
Join together with us for services and live Zoom sessions led by our clergy, educators and community teachers. Click here for the schedule of services and presenters.
Virtual Yarzheit Candle
If you do not have yarzheit candles at home, you can go to the Mount Sinai Memorial Park Website. There, click on Register in the upper right. You have to provide your name and email and the names and death dates of those for whom you recite kaddish.
Then, whenever you log in, click on the Click To Light icon next to each person’s name. Each time you do that, you will get a small browser window with the name of that loved one and a candle burning. You will get a separate candle for each one you "light." They can burn for 24 hours on your screen. You can use this for yarzheit or yizkor. They will start sending you email reminders of your yarzheit. If you don’t want those, after the crisis passes and you can buy candles, you can simply remove the names of yarzheits from you list.
