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Our Community First Night Passover Seder


Friday April 6. 2012

7 PM

 

UNITY ATLANTA

3597 PARKWAY LANE, NE

DUNWOODY 30092

 

Our contemporary seder uses a modern haggadah that is easy to follow and encourages participation. Please bring a Passover vegetable dish or a Passover dessert to share.

Just $22.50 for adults and $12.50 for each child under 10. You must have an advance reservation to attend.

Please click the Donate Now button above to make your reservation.

 

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Shabbat Study and Worship Program

Each month we have a distinguished guest to lead our discussions. On Saturday, April 14. Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld will lead our Torah study session.

Our Shema Shabbat Minyan meet on the second and fourth Shabbats of the month. We begin at 10:15 AM at JF&CS, 4549 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd. A light lunch is also served.

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Shema Yisrael - The Open Synagogue

The Shema Yisrael Mission

The Shema Yisrael mission is to be a synagogue embracing all that is Jewish.

We seek to nurture an inclusive and caring spiritual community reflecting Klal Yisrael (The Peoplehood of Israel) and are dedicated to the premise that "we can worship G-D in holiness only as we serve one another in love."

Shema Yisrael is also committed to fostering cooperative efforts to bring together Atlanta Jewry through a wide range of educational, social, and cultural experiences.

Shema Yisrael believes that American Jewry is on the brink of an exciting era. The challenge, as we see it, is whether American Jews, living in the most accepting and generous society in Jewish history, can create dynamic compelling communities that are capable of welcoming everyone.

We seek to be an inclusive and welcoming community for singles, families, and senior adults: for the knowledgeable Jew or the Jew just beginning his or her Jewish journey.

Central to our commitment is the belief that it is possible to create a viable Jewish worship community out of the diverse strands of Jewish experience and that begins with the acceptance of one Jew for another.

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