Temple Beth Or Second Seder
Temple Beth Or Second Seder
Join your Temple family for a traditional Passover Seder. Where: Levin Hall, Temple Beth Or When: Thursday, April 6 , 6:30 p.m. Enjoy your choice of beef, chicken or vegetarian
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Temple Beth Or Second Seder
Temple Beth Or Second Seder
Join your Temple family for a traditional Passover Seder. Where: Levin Hall, Temple Beth Or When: Thursday, April 6 , 6:30 p.m. Enjoy your choice of beef, chicken or vegetarian […]
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An Exploration of the Jewish Short Story
An Exploration of the Jewish Short Story
Each month's discussion will center on one short story that has Jewish content or is written by a Jewish author. We intend to have fun and learn from each other's […]
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Art On The Lot
Art On The Lot
Temple Beth Or’s Adult Education and Makor Committees are partnering to develop programming that provides multigenerational experiences. Makor teachers, students, families, and the entire Temple community are encouraged to participate […]
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Temple Beth Or Second Seder
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Updated Covid Guidelines:
Masks are no longer mandatory at Temple Beth Or. Individuals may choose to wear them as desired. Masks will be available at the door.
Social distancing and hand-washing remain important facets of protection.
For those who cannot attend in person, most services will be streamed on Zoom, Facebook, and YouTube.
Dining guidelines:
All personnel involved in food preparation should wear masks and gloves. Utensils should be used for the distribution of food or snacks. Whenever possible, servers should be distributing food.
Tables will continue to include 6 people at an 8-person table, and 8 people at a 10-person table.
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