Join the Climate Action Team's monthly meeting in Zoom Room Gimel: 5 pm to 6:30 pm. (For Zoom room login info, log in to your Havurah member account on the website, go to the Contact tab, and click on Zoom Meeting Rooms in the drop-down menu.)

Join the Book Group in Room Bet for a fascinating discussion of this month's book!

For all who want a regular prayer practice and for people saying Kaddish. We meet both in person and streaming online in Zoom Room Aleph. All are welcome. Please email info@havurahshalom.org for join info.

Simple instructions for creating a kippah using single crochet. If you don't already know how to crochet, the first class will introduce novices to that skill, and the second class will be devoted to the kippah itself. Provision of materials will be determined at a later date. For questions, contact Sarah Rosenberg (sarah.r.rosenberg@gmail.com). Taught by Sarah Rosenberg. This class takes place in Zoom Room Bet. Please see the weekly Hineinu newsletter for the link.

Youths being called to the Torah this year will be building community together. Topics will include what Jewish tradition has to say about belief, identity and how we live our lives, as we each consider “What does being Jewish and becoming bar, bat or b'nei mitzvah mean to me?” With Rabbi Benjamin.

Have you ever wanted to explore stories in Torah and use the writing process to personally understand the significance of Torah stories in your life? Join a small group of Havurahniks to delve into Torah using the writing process to explore and record our journey. Each evening will include a summary of that week's Torah portion and pearls from commentary. We will then begin two free-writes from prompts from the portion. All that is required is a journal. There is an optional opportunity to choose one portion to study, summarize and use to create writing prompts. Facilitated by Harriet Cooke and Jenni Besen. Harriet trained and led groups with Portland's Write Around Portland, then led an eight-year writing group on Torah. 10-person maximum.

Simple instructions for creating a kippah using single crochet. If you don't already know how to crochet, the first class will introduce novices to that skill, and the second class will be devoted to the kippah itself. Provision of materials will be determined at a later date. For questions, contact Sarah Rosenberg (sarah.r.rosenberg@gmail.com). Taught by Sarah Rosenberg. This class takes place in Zoom Room Heh. Please see the weekly Hineinu newsletter for the link.

Can you read Hebrew and the siddur? Do you understand some of the words? If so, would you like to be able to actually use the language in basic conversations with others? This class is for those of you who can already read Hebrew and have a very beginning knowledge of the language but want to expand your vocabulary in order to hold a conversation. We will spend time each week practicing new vocabulary in a fun, casual environment. There will be online homework and then weekly practice sessions led by Racheli Ross. This class takes place in Zoom Room Bet. Please see the weekly Hineinu newsletter for the link.

Please join us as we welcome Leah Shoshanah, our new Music Coordinator, to Havurah. Beginning at 7, we will have a song-filled, ritual passing of the torch, from Havurah's earliest music leaders to Leah, hosted by J.D. Kleinke and Sarah Shine, co-chairs of our soon-to-be-formed Music Committee. Following the ritual, Leah, along with others, will lead a soulful and uplifting Kabbalat Shabbat. We will meet in Zoom Room Aleph. Please be in touch with the office for help joining in: info@havurahshalom.org.

An in-depth look at the weekly Torah reading, led by congregants. No prior knowledge or study is necessary. At Havurah Shalom and in Zoom Room Bet. Email info@havurahshalom.org for Zoom link.

Please join us in welcoming Ella Korin as a bat mitzvah and member of our community.