COVID-19 - How B'nai Moshe is Here for You
Dear B'nai Moshe Family,
As we continue to live with the realities of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on our community we are working to be attentive to the health and safety of ourselves, our families, our community, and our country. With that in mind the B'nai Moshe leadership team has decided that ALL RELIGIOUS SERVICES, MEETINGS, AND PROGRAMS ARE BEING HELD VIA ZOOM UNTIL SUCH TIME WE CAN SAFELY RE-OPEN. YOU CAN FIND SERVICES TIMES UNDER THE "PRAY WITH US" TAB.
During this time the synagogue office will remain closed.
As new information is released, The B’nai Moshe Medical Advisory Task Force will continue to meet and advise us so we can update you on our plans for our community as often as we need to in order to best serve all of us.
Most important is to let you know that we are here for you. If you are scared, lonely or just need someone to talk to as we go through this time period, Rabbi Kantor is available to speak with you in person or over the phone. If you need help because you are stuck at home let us know. Our caring community team will do our best to make sure that you are taken care of.
We ask that you use best practices to keep yourself safe from this pandemic. Keep your eyes and ear tuned to upcoming information from us in the days and weeks to come.
With our Warmest Hope for Safety and Good Health -
Rabbi Shalom Kantor
Dr. Mark S. Roth, President
Steven Fine, Executive Director
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