Congregation Netivot Shalom

Erev Rosh Hashanah
September 22, 2006 / 01 Tishrei 5767
Diane Bernbaum

Shabbat Shalom and Shana Tova.

• Undated, 5763
• Yom Kippur, 5763
• Yom Kippur, 5763
• Shavuot, 5762
• Parashat Bo, 5762

Yom Kippur

5767

Rabbi Kelman

Yom Kippur

5766

Rabbi Kelman

Hashem imachem.

Yom Kippur

5765

Rabbi Kelman

A Home of Our Own

Yom Kippur

5764

Rabbi Kelman 

My Year of the "Heart" and of the Congregation's "Big Decision"

Adonai imachem.

Hillel hazaken omer: lamakom shelibi ohayv, lesham raglai movilot oti.
Hillel Hazaken says: "The place that my heart holds dear, that's the place where my feet will lead me."

Yom Kippur
5763
Rabbi Kelman

Living a Life of Tensions

Adonai imachem.

Yom Kippur

5762

Rabbi Kelman

Fear and Hope

Adonai imachem

These are the "Days of Awe", also translated as the "Days of Fear" – Hayamim Hanoraim, [same Hebrew root], in which we are to face the fears we hold – and name them, so that we might deal with them squarely.

There is an interesting piece of Gemara (Talmud) that I recently learned from Rabbi Michael Marmur, who is Dean of the Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem.

Yom Kippur, 5761

Rabbi Kelman

A Vision of the Future of Netivot Shalom

Welcome to Netivot Shalom. Netivot Shalom, "Paths of Peace," is a Conservative congregation which was formed in the spring of 1989. Our service is traditional and egalitarian. It is traditional in that the majority of the service is conducted in Hebrew, and the order and symmetry adhere to established observance; it is egalitarian in that both men and women participate and equally accept mitzvot (responsibilities and honors).