From Dream to Reality: 25 Years of Community

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All HaMakom Services and Events

Take Place at

Unitarian Universalist Congregation

107 W. Barcelona @ Galisteo

Santa Fe, NM 87505

Happening at HaMakom

We are a welcoming community in Santa Fe that draws from both the Renewal and Conservative Jewish traditions. 

10 AM Every Shabbat morning service and potluck lunch

June 20 Friday evening, 6:30 PM Kabbalat Shabbat and comunity dinner and singing

July 10,17,24,31 Noon meditation classes

Kabbalat Shabbat Service at 6:30 PM

This Friday June 20

Welcome Shabbat together as we sing the joyous Friday night liturgy. Led by Rabbi Jack Shlachter and Hazzan Cindy Freedman. Community Potluck and singing following service. Bring a delicious vegetarian dish for community dinner!

Shabbat Morning Service

Saturday, June 21 at 10 AM MST

Dynamic Musical Shacharit and Interactive Torah Study

Parshat Sh'lach L'cha

Read This Week's Torah Portion

Service Led by Hazzan Cindy Freedman

and Guest Joy Rosenberg

Shabbat Morning Livestream On Zoom

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88958779072?pwd=NkxkTktHeEk0K1BHV0hFK2JRNTJqZz09

Kiddush Vegetarian Potluck Lunch following service.

Bring a delicious vegetarian food offering that will serve at least 10 people. We'll provide the bagels and lox!

No Book of Ruth Study June 21

Following Saturday morning services and dairy/pareve potluck lunch for the next several weeks, we'll be holding a discussion on the Book of Ruth, one of the books in the third part (Writings or Ketuvim) of the tripartite Jewish Bible. Participants are welcome to bring their own copies of the text, and there are no prerequisites. Please plan to join us for a lively set of conversations. Rabbi Jack Read Book of Ruth

Study Resumes June 28

Jewish Meditation Classes

Four Thursdays in July

starting July 10

Noon-1:15 PM at UU

Led by Ruth Rosenblum, LCSW with chanting led by Hazzan Cindy Freedman

Many Jews are unaware that Judaism, similar to other religious and spiritual traditions, has a long history of meditative and spiritual practices. These practices include visualizing Hebrew letters and other Jewish symbols (the Tree of Life, Merkaba/Chariot, etc), Hitbodedut (talking to G*d), contemplating the attributes of Divinity, blessing practices and much more.  

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. It can be a practice for increasing both inner peace and inner power.

No previous meditation or chanting experience is necessary. All are welcome - come with your curiosity, questions and yearnings.  Please email Ruth at rsrosenblumlcsw@gmail.com if interested in participating. RSVP to info@hamakomtheplace.org

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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.

HaMakom Book Club

Currently Reading

How To Share An Egg: The True Story of Hunger, Love, and Plenty by Bonnie Reichert

An “absolutely transformative” (People) culinary memoir about the relationship between food and family—sustenance and survival—from a chef, award-winning journalist, and daughter of a Holocaust survivor.

Book discussion Monday, July 21

Morning Blessings

After five consecutive years, Morning Blessings will have a summer break for June and July.

We Remember Them

Yahrzeits



Bernard Muslin

father of Ava Salman



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505-992-1905

P.O.Box 6777

Santa Fe, NM 87502