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Masks are Optional For Vaccinated Persons

Mask wearing is now optional to attend services in the sanctuary and chapel.

The section at the far side of the sanctuary (to the left of the bimah) will be a "mask only" section for those who feel more comfortable being only amongst people wearing masks.

Vaccinations and boosters are still required for all in person services and activities.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we navigate these difficult times.

Minyan Times Via Zoom During Pandemic

While we are in the midst of a pandemic it has not stopped B'nai Moshe from providing meaningful and inter-active religious services to our B'nai Moshe family and the global community on a daily basis.

We meet via zoom for daily and shabbat minyan 7 days a week so that we can pray together, smile together, allow our friends to say kaddish, and find our own fulfillment.

We are a warm, compassionate and comforting community. But rather than us tell you, why don't you stop by one of our services, and find out for yourself.

Click on the links below for a Siddur (Prayerbook) for our services:

Siddur for Weekday Morning Services

Siddur for Weekday Evening Services

Siddur Tefillah Moshe for Friday Evening and Saturday Morning

Siddur for Festival Morning Services

Siddur for Festival Evening Services

Click the links below to join one of our zoom minyanim

CLICK HERE FOR AFTERNOON/EVENING SERVICES

Sunday through Friday at 5 p.m.

CLICK HERE FOR ALL MORNING SERVICES

Saturday mornings at 9 a.m. (in-person)

Sunday at 9 a.m. (in-person)

Monday (in-person), Tuesday, Thursday at 7:30 a.m

Shabbat morning we stream our services to YouTube as well as via zoom.

Click Here for our YouTube channel

Sat, August 13 2022
16 Av 5782

Prayer Services

Click Here for Service Times and Links

Today's Calendar

Shabbat Nachamu

Sisterhood Rosh Hashanah Honey Sale

: 12:00am

Beautify Your Garden with Plants!

: 12:00am

Shacharit

: 9:00am

Havdalah

: 9:20pm

Upcoming Programs & Events

Jun

Sisterhood Rosh Hashanah Honey Sale
Wednesday, Jun 29 11:40am

Jun

Beautify Your Garden with Plants!
Wednesday, Jun 29 2:35pm

Sep

Spectacular Speaker Series Presents David Tenenbaum
Tuesday, Sep 13 7:30pm

Sep

Sharlene & Seymour Ungar Scholar-In-Residence Weekend Featuring Rabbi Josh Warshawsky
Friday, Sep 16 5:30pm

Sep

Concert and Selichot Services featuring Rabbi Josh Warshawsky
Motzei Shabbat, Sep 17 8:45pm

This week's Torah portion is Parshat Vaetchanan

Candle Lighting

Shabbat, Aug 13, 8:20pm

Havdalah

Motzei Shabbat, Aug 13, 9:20pm

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All Events

Wednesday ,
JunJune 29 , 2022

Sisterhood Rosh Hashanah Honey Sale
Wednesday, Jun 29th 11:40a to Wednesday, Aug 31st 11:00p
Wish your friends and family a sweet new year by sending them an 8 oz jar of honey. each jar costs only $13 and if you place your order by August 1, shipping is free in the United States!
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Wednesday ,
JunJune 29 , 2022

Beautify Your Garden with Plants!
Wednesday, Jun 29th 2:35p to Monday, May 15th 10:00p
Select from a beautiful variety of different plants. Orders will be delivered directly to your door and all products are guaranteed to grow!
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Tuesday ,
SepSeptember 13 , 2022

Spectacular Speaker Series Presents David Tenenbaum
Tuesday, Sep 13th 7:30p to 8:45p
Dr. David A. Tenenbaum is a civilian mechanical engineer who works for the Army at the TACOM base in Warren, Michigan. In 1997, he was falsely accused of being an Israeli spy—and having dual loyalty to the State of Israel simply because he is Jewish—by a known anti-Semite and several other anti-Semitic coworkers who referred to Tenenbaum as the “little Jewish spy.” The FBI conducted a full-scale criminal investigation of Tenenbaum and his family. It resulted in an official report to FBI Director Louis Freeh, that there was no evidence Tenenbaum had ever done anything wrong. In fact, Tenenbaum was not even working on classified programs. Instead, he was concentrating on an approved and unclassified program known as the Light Armor Systems Survivability (LASS) to up-armor the Army’s HMMWVs because, following Somalia, it was a known fact that the HMMWVs were death traps. The Tenenbaums’ federal lawsuit for religious discrimination was dismissed after the Army falsely claimed that they “would not be able to disclose the actual reasons or motivations for their actions without revealing state secrets.” Senator Carl Levin ordered the IG-DOD to investigate the Tenenbaum case and determine if the Army was guilty of anti-Semitism. After over two years, the IG-DOD issued a report which confirmed that the US Army was guilty of anti-Semitism. To this day, the Army refuses to make Tenenbaum whole and compensate him for the false accusations against him. Tenenbaum is one of the only persons for whom a favorable Inspector General report has been issued to not be compensated. The government has never been held accountable for their anti-Semitism.
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Friday ,
SepSeptember 16 , 2022

Sharlene & Seymour Ungar Scholar-In-Residence Weekend Featuring Rabbi Josh Warshawsky
Friday, Sep 16th 5:30p to Shabbat, Sep 17th 11:30p
Enjoy a musically packed weekend honoring our beloved Sharlene & Seymour Ungar. We'll sing and dance and learn how the power of music can build and transform synagogue communities.
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Saturday ,
SepSeptember 17 , 2022

Concert and Selichot Services featuring Rabbi Josh Warshawsky
Motzei Shabbat, Sep 17th 8:45p to 11:30p
Congregation B'nai Moshe and the Conservative Community welcomes Rabbi Josh Warshawsky to lead and inspire us as we enter the High Holiday season. He is a sought after teacher, and serves on the faculty of Songleader Boot Camp where he also leads the Ramah Shabbaton and Chavurah.
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Sunday ,
OctOctober 9 , 2022

Sukkot Spaghetti Dinner
Sunday, Oct 9th 6:00p to 7:30p
Enjoy the holiday of sukkot with a delicious Italian dinner with your B'nai Moshe family and friends.
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Saturday ,
NovNovember 5 , 2022

CARE Shabbat featuring guest speaker Lauren Willens
Shabbat, Nov 5th 9:00a to 11:45a
As a young woman Lauren discovered that she had a BRCA1 gene mutation. Despite diligent screening, in 2021 Lauren was diagnosed and courageously defeated triple-negative breast cancer. She is now an advocate for genetic testing within the Jewish community (1 in 40 Ashkenazi Jewish women will have a BRCA gene mutation), for BRCA1/2 previvors and those suffering with genetic cancer-related disease. Come hear her heroic story. WEAR PINK!!
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