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Community Schedule

April 26 - May 2
 
Friday, April 26
 
7:00PM - Kabbalat Shabbat Service 
Platform: In-person and Zoom 
Location: Temple Or Rishon
Join us for Kabbalat Shabbat services led by Rabbi Alan Rabishaw and Cantor Ben Harris.
Click here to join via Zoom>>> 
8:15PM - Final Friday Dinner
Platform: In-person
Location: Temple Or Rishon
Celebrate Shabbat with our community by staying for a catered dinner from Chipotle Mexican Grill after services. $20.00 per person.
Click here to register for dinner>>>
 
 
 
 
Saturday, April 27
 
9:00AM - Torah Study 
Platform: Zoom 
Location: Temple Or Rishon
Join Rabbi Alan Rabishaw for a continuation of the weekly Torah study.  
 
 
 
Sunday, April 28
 
9:00AM - Religious School 
Platform: In-person
Location: Temple Or Rishon
Contact Mary Frank for more information.  
Click here for religious school calendar>> 
 
3:45PM - Passover in the Park 
Platform: In-person
Location: Orangevale Community Park
Join us for a fun afternoon of Passover themed activities followed by a grilled chicken dinner with potluck sides. *bring a blanket or camping chairs to sit on. 
$10 per person/$36 per family (4 or more).
 
 
 
 
Monday, April 29
 
7:00PM - TOR Book Club
Platform: Zoom
This months book selection is The Librarian of Burned Books by Brianna Labuskes.
Click here to join via Zoom>>>
 
 
 
 
Tuesday, April 30
 
No Programming 
 
 
 
 
Wednesday, May 1

10:00AM - Great Courses
Platform: Zoom
This week we continue to look at the development of specific letters.
Lecture 7, Lost at C: Why does a letter like “C” operate the way it does? Go back to the ancient world of the Etruscans to trace its earliest origins. Get a clearer picture of the ways that the sounds of letters transform over time. Also, consider the nature of spelling systems and how they often stay the same while other elements of the language change over time.
Lecture 8, The History of H: The letter “H” is a unique letter of the alphabet in how often we treat it as if it doesn’t exist. Examine the ways we use the letter “H,” why the French influence on English affects “H” so much, and why many European languages drop it as a sound altogether while still preserving the letter in the alphabet.
We will devote time to discussion following each lecture.
Questions about the lectures can be directed to Saul Rapkin .
 
 
 
Thursday, May 2
 
No Programming 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Support Temple Or Rishon
through Scrip!
Purchase gift cards through TOR for the places you already shop every month. You spend the same amount of money, and TOR gets a percentage back from the merchant. Contact Cecily Kane with questions or to order. scrip@orrishon.org
 
 
Mon, April 29 2024 21 Nisan 5784