Parking for Havurah
Parking & Public Transportation
Thanks to a generous offer from Legacy Health Systems, Havurah members can park in the Legacy corporate office parking lot, at 1919 NW Lovejoy, on Friday nights, Saturdays, and Sundays - in the "visitor" spaces (marked "V" below) and in spaces 20-37 along the Lovejoy side of the lot.
Please do not park in any other spaces in the parking lot, and please do not park in this lot on weekdays!
We are very grateful for Legacy's generous offer of parking spaces during our weekend events, and we want to honor Legacy's request that we not use other spaces in the parking lot.
Walking Map Between Legacy Parking Lot and Havurah
These streetcar stops are near Havurah Shalom:
- East-bound stop on the North-South line is at NW Lovejoy and 18th Ave.
- West-bound stop on the North-South line is at NW 18th Ave and Northrop.
These bus stops are near Havurah:
- East-bound stop for Bus #77 is at NW Everett and 19th Ave.
- West-bound stops for Bus #77 are at NW Glisan and 19th Ave and NW Glisan and 16th Ave.
Directions to Our Cemetery
Directions from downtown Portland to our cemetery, which is a section of the Jones Cemetery at 5656 SW Humphrey Blvd:
- Take Highway 26 West toward Beaverton.
- Take the Sylvan Exit.
- Turn left at the light at the top of the exit ramp and cross over the freeway.
- Turn left at the second light onto SW Humphrey Blvd.
- Turn right onto SW Hewett.
- Take an immediate left into the parking lot of the Vineyard Church. As you drive up through the parking lot, the cemetery entrance will be straight ahead.
- Park in the church parking lot (except on Sunday mornings), and proceed on foot into the cemetery.
- Continue up the paved path toward the circular drive to the right. The oldest section of Havurah's cemetery is just beyond the circular drive, marked by hedges along the left and back and a wire fence on the right.
Mon, November 11 2019
13 Cheshvan 5780
Upcoming Events
All Events
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Wednesday
Nov 13High School
Wednesday, Nov 13th 6:30p to 8:30p
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Wednesday
Nov 13Middle School
Wednesday, Nov 13th 6:30p to 8:30p
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Wednesday
Nov 13Adult B'nai Mitzvah Class
Wednesday, Nov 13th 7:00p to 8:30p
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Thursday
Nov 14Past Presidents Council
Thursday, Nov 14th 7:00p to 9:00p
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Thursday
Nov 14HCAT Causes and Solutions Study Group
Thursday, Nov 14th 7:00p to 9:00p
Please join HCAT, for our fall climate action book study! We will be reading EcoMind, by Frances Moore’ Lappe, supplemented by sections from Paul Hawken’s Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming. We will also review chapters from Dietz and O’Neil’s Enough is Enough: Building a Sustainable Economy in a World of Finite Resources, and we will conclude with an introduction to the Green New Deal, how it can support sustainable solutions, and how we can participate in the great T’shuvah of our times. -
Friday
Nov 15Teen Shabbaton
Friday, Nov 15th (All day)
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Saturday
Nov 16Text and Torah: Vayera
Shabbat, Nov 16th 10:00a to 12:00p
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Sunday
Nov 17Maavar Committee Meeting
Sunday, Nov 17th 10:00a to 11:00a
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Sunday
Nov 17Tallit Class
Sunday, Nov 17th 10:30a to 12:00p
Would you like to create your own tallit? Are you curious about how the tzitzit transform a simple shawl or piece of fabric into a sacred garment? Do you have a special shawl, scarf, or piece of fabric that you would like to transform into a tallit? Or are you ready to search for one? Then please join our class as we learn to a create a tallit, tie the tzitzit, and learn of the meaning of the gematria wound and knotted into the holy fringe. Basic sewing skills would be helpful. But they are not necessary if you use a finished scarf or shawl and don’t desire additional sewn elements added to the tallit such as corners and atara (the collar). Please bring your ideas and any fabric you’ve already selected for creating your own tallit to the first class so we can discuss them. -
Sunday
Nov 17Moroccan Flavors of Jewish Cooking
Sunday, Nov 17th 3:00p to 5:00p
Typical of Jewish culinary traditions around the world, Jewish cooking in Morocco reflects local foodways as they are inflected by distinctive religious and communal characteristics. Along these lines, this class offers an introduction to the broad scope the Moroccan Jewish cooking in in its cultural and historical context. Participants will also learn about the basic ingredients that form the foundation of Moroccan Jewish cooking and prepare a simple salad often served on Shabbat and other festive occasions. Taught by Oren Kosansky.
Mon, November 11 2019 13 Cheshvan 5780