Saturday, November 8th, 6:30 p.m.
Join Rabbi Hanan and Alon Sachs (our Shinshin) for an engaging Havdalah service followed by singing as a community. Other San Diego Shinshinim will join us as well, bringing their enthusiasm and love of Israel to share with all of us.
The evening will be reminiscent of what you may recall from camp or youth group settings…Warm, inviting, and perfect for all ages. Families are encouraged to bring children to enjoy the experience.
Of course, there will be nosh because, why not?
RSVP
The evening is complimentary but your RSVP will help us to be properly prepared with snacks.
Click here to make your online reservation or call 619 697-6001.
Thank you!
Havdalah is being graciously underwritten by Annette Feigenbaum and Norman Kort in honor of Rabbi Hanan, Tifereth Israel, and their family and friends.
About Havdalah
Havdalah, or “separation” in Hebrew, is the moment that separates the holiness and tranquility of Shabbat from the mundane and tedious rest of the week. simple multi-sensory ceremony, with blessings over lights, wine or grape juice, and spices, Havdalah is an inspiring way to end Shabbat and start the new week as a family.
This closing ritual takes place when three stars appear. Through a simple multi-sensory ceremony, with blessings over lights, wine or grape juice, and spices, Havdalah offers an inspiring way to end Shabbat and start the new week.