“The Memorable Month of May/Iyar.” Join Us For Israel’s 76th Birthday (5/10), Outreach To Those Interested In Judaism (5/17), Rep. Katie Porter (5/24) And Our Annual Congregational Meeting And Shabbat Of Learning (5/31).
05/06/2024 01:24:02 PM
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Dear Haverim,
Rosh Hodesh Iyar, the new Jewish month of Iyar, begins in two days. We often forget that every month has at least one holiday! We are a people who love to celebrate and we never take time or joy for granted. In good times and bad times, we have always paused to say a “Shehecheyanu,” in order to count our...Read more...
“Are Jews And Israel Enemies Of Convenience?” Join Us For Yom HaShoah/Holocaust Memorial Services And Yizkor This Friday Evening At 7:00 p.m. When UCI Prof. Jeffrey Kopstein Discusses His Survey Of University Of California Students On Anti-Semit
04/30/2024 10:27:02 AM
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Dear Haverim,
In an Op Ed in Sunday’s New York Times, the question was asked if Jews and Israel have become “enemies of convenience.” With so many injustices in the world, why are we singled out, especially on campuses, with protests around the country?
While these protests range from...Read more...
“Have You Ever Wanted To Be An Actor?”
04/22/2024 10:26:32 AM
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Dear Haverim,
The Haggadah is a script and everyone around the table gets to be part of the drama! “Improv” is even better – using the stories as a jumping-off point for animated discussion, spirited singing, intergenerational learning and profound introspection.
It’s important to realize and...Read more...
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About Rabbi Arnie Rachlis
Rabbi Arnold Rachlis has been the spiritual leader of University Synagogue since 1991, guiding us since 1987 from a small havurah looking for a more modern approach to Judaism to a 600+ families center for dynamic and innovative Judaism. He leads with a focus on a humanistic philosophy that sees God not as a supreme being, but as inspiration, creativity, conscience, consciousness and motivating us toward human growth and social justice. Rabbi Rachlis has created a joyous environment which affirms individuality and is inclusive – men and women, gay and straight, Jewishly learned and not, Jewish and not Jewish – welcoming all to learn, explore and connect at University Synagogue.
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