B'nai Zion Congregation

Religious School families, and congregants who want to participate will decorate the outdoor and indoor Sukkot at B'nai Zion. Refreshments of Sushi in the Sukkah and Pizza in the Hut will be served to fulfill the commandment of eating in the Sukkah. Lulav will be available to shake. The Religious School is hosting the event (donations to the Religious School Fund are always appreciated.)

In observance of First Day of Sukkot

Celebrate the First Day of Sukkot - a Yom Tov (Holy Day) according to the Torah. We will have a special Yom Tov service in the Sukkah, and shake the Lulav.

Bring your own dinner and spend time with Rabbi Jana in the Sukkah. Lulav will be available for shaking.

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Bring your own dinner and spend time with Rabbi Jana in the Sukkah. Lulav will be available for shaking.

Learn Hebrew vocabulary and grammar to be able to read Hebrew Scriptures or Prayers and Blessings. Go to www.HebrewDoc.com for Rabbi Jana's online Hebrew Resources

Friday Evening Shabbat Service usually meets in the sanctuary. Worship is led by Rabbi Jana with musical soloist Adam Philley. Please join us for the Oneg Shabbat after the service (a time for refreshments and visiting.)

Join us for Shabbat evening service when we will celebrate Simchat Torah by marching with the Torah scrolls and reading the last section of the Torah and the first section of the Torah. We will have a Consecration for our young students. There will be a Harvest Dinner following the service (please register for the dinner.)

Join us for a buffet of baked potato, salad, and ice cream dessert - with a variety of toppings for each. Adults $10 (No late fee), Children 3-12 $6 . Lulav will be available for shaking. Eat in the Sukkah or in the Lefkowitz Hall. We will begin dinner after Simchat Torah service.

Discuss the Torah Portion of the week. Books and refreshments are provided. Usually meets in the parlor.

Shabbat morning worship service. An inspirational way to feel Shabbat in your life. Usually meets in the parlor. Enjoy homemade challah and wine or juice together after the service.