We will gather by the water at Foothills Park in Lake Oswego to release our mistakes and regrets amid song and community. Bring a little vegetarian dish for a potluck afterward.

We are excited to bring mahjong back to Havurah. For Havurah members, this is a fun, social activity that builds community, encouraging new friendships and cementing old ones. And while some of us may play elsewhere as well, we all agreed that restoring its place as an ongoing congregational activity will be a good fit for Havurah and those of us who play or want to learn the game.

Let There be Light: A Vigil to Honor All the Lives Taken A space to grieve all those lost to the violence in Israel-Palestine over the last year, and to express the various layers of grief we might be holding during this time. We will mourn and honor the lives taken through poetry, an art installation, memorial candles, and room for personal reflections. Presented by Shir Tikvah, Havurah Shalom, TischPDX, the EJC, and the Alberta Shul. Taking place at the Eastside Jewish Commons. RSVP for Zoom info.

We gather to find some moments of quiet and shalom. Led by Rabbi Benjamin, Adela Basayne, Deborah Eisenbach-Budner, Nancy Becker, or Ria de Neeve. We will meet both in-person (Havurah Sanctuary or Library) and in Zoom Room Bet. Log in to the website and then visit havurahshalom.org/zoom or call the office for join info (503-248-4662). All are welcome.

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.

*This event will be rescheduled for late October, with a plan to do an entirely virtual phone bank. Keep an eye on our website and calendar for the new date.* We will be hosting a Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action activity, Let’s Have Lunch Then Phone Bank to Get Out the Vote. Both a personal laptop or tablet and a smartphone are needed to phone bank. Further details will be posted on Havurah’s calendar and in Hineinu. We’ll provide lunch. Be sure to register here. Questions? Contact Judi Solaway.

Havurah members, join the Racial Justice Committee for our monthly meeting (2nd Thursdays, 7 pm to 8:30 pm, Zoom Room Bet). We will make plans to create learning opportunities for our community and engage in learning together during the meeting. Questions? Contact Julia Lager Mesulam. *Log in to your Havurah member account on our website and look under the Contact tab for the Member Directory and Zoom Room login info.*

Havurah Shalom's High Holiday services are free and open to all. Tonight we will be at the Tiffany Center and broadcasting via Youtube. Free childcare is provided. We look forward to celebrating the new year with you!

Havurah Shalom's High Holiday services are free and open to all. Today we will be at the Tiffany Center and broadcasting via Youtube. Free childcare is provided, and everyone is invited to breakfast after services. We look forward to celebrating the new year with you!

All are welcome! The service is geared toward families with children ages 5-11. Our Yom Kippur Family Service helps people of all ages focus on our yearly tradition of celebration and renewal, with favorite songs and prayers, the Jonah story, and a chance to connect with others. We are holding this service later in the day so that families can easily stay for the Mincha service with teen leadership, and for Ne’ilah, our short and sweet closing service to Yom Kippur. This service will not be streamed.