All HaMakom Services and Events Take Place at

Unitarian Universalist Congregation

107 W. Barcelona @ Galisteo

Shabbat Morning Service

Saturday, November 14 at 10 AM

Dynamic Musical Shacharit

and Interactive Torah Study

We'll Celebrate the Bat Mitzvah

of Sasha Muterperl

daughter of Dyana Todd and Schia Muterperl, z'l

Parshat Toldot

Read This Week's Torah Portion 

Service Led by Rabbi Jack Shlachter

and Hazzan Cindy Freedman



Zoom livestream of service no longer provided

Kiddush Potluck Lunch 

following service at Noon

Bring a delicious vegetarian

 or fish offering

We'll provide the bagels and lox!



To donate and sponsor a Kiddush lunch in memory or in honor of someone click here.

FRAGRANCE FREE, PLEASE!

Respecting the health and well-being of our members, please refrain from wearing scented body oils and fragrances when attending services. Todah rabah.

Jewish Mindfulness Meditation

and Hebrew Chanting

Led this week by

Ruth Rosenblum

Thursday at Noon

12:00-1:15 PM

Location: Library at UU

All are welcome, no experience necessary

Jewish Mindfulness Meditation shares the basic mindfulness/heartfulness skills used in most meditation practice, such as, skills that calm and stabilize the mind, develop compassion for self and others, patience, and non-judgment. These skills help to increase our capacities to meet life with greater acceptance, strength, faith, wisdom, joy and love.

Monthly Online Torah Study with Rabbi Jack

Tuesday, November 17 at Noon MT

We'll hold our next monthly, online Torah discussion on Tuesday, November 17, at noon Mountain Time. This year we are following the triennial cycle which is focusing on the middle third of each weekly reading. For Parshat Vayetze (Genesis 28:10-32:3), this corresponds to Genesis 30:14-31:16. Our discussion will touch on Jacob's skill at animal husbandry.

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We Remember Them

Yahrzeits

Donate to honor the memory of departed loved ones and support HaMakom.

The observance of Yahrzeit is a sacred mark of reverence for the beloved departed; remembering them imparts a dimension of sanctity to our lives as we join together to recite Kaddish at services. Our noble tradition also invites us to kindle a memorial candle at home, and to make a memorial offering in honor of the person who is being remembered.

Jewish New Mexico

Inclusion in this section does not represent

an endorsement by HaMakom

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PLUS!

Zoom interview with Dr. Galeet Dardashti :

Iraq 'n Roll - The Mizrahi Influence on Israeli Music

follows the screening.

3:30 PM, Sunday, November 15 at CCA

TKTS: $14 in advance

$16 at door

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Assuring Jewish Tomorrows

in New Mexico

LIFE & LEGACY is an endowment program designed to help create permanent legacy gifts, demonstrating belief in the continuity of Jewish life in New Mexico for generations to come.

For More Information

www.hamakomtheplace.org

505-992-1905

P.O.Box 6777

Santa Fe, NM 87502