Upcoming Events at Ner Hamizrach

Annual Lag B'Omer Barbecue: Program for the kids, great music, singing and dancing.

Date: May 2nd

Time: 5:00 pm

at Congregation New Hamizrach

Price: $12.00 Adults/$8.00 Children ages 3-11 yrs.

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see below a list of upcoming holidays FOR 2010

TU B'SHEVAT 30 JANUARY

FAST OF ESTHER 25 FEBRUARY

PURIM 28 FEBRUARY

PESACH 30 MARCH - 6 APRIL

HOLOCAUST DAY 12 APRIL

ISRAEL INDEPENDENCE DAY 19 APRIL

LAG B'OMER 2 MAY

YOM YERUSHALAYIM 12 MAY

SHAVOUT 19-20 MAY

FAST OF 17TH OF TAMUZ 29 JUNE

FAST OF TISHA B'AV 20 JULY

Ongoing Events Throughout the Year

Here are a few of the events hosted by Ner Hamizrach and open to the community...Information can be found on the shul bulletin board or in the Shabbat flyer.

Join the congregation for a guest lecture and refreshments following the Shabbat and "Escort the Queen". Community members and congregants are notified in advance of the upcoming event.

Friday night seudahs for both singles and families are a favorite among the local crowd. The food is Israeli style with a hint of Persian and Morrocan influence. A guest speaker usually gives the Dvar Torah.

Simcha Torah dancing and refreshments lift spirits and invigorate the neshama. Don't miss Simchat Beit HaShoeva!

An example guest lecturer: Rabbi Yehuda Peretz, Senior Lecturer from the Arachim Organization. Congregation Ner HaMizrach invites the entire community for an inspiring and uplifting weekend with Rabbi Yehuda Peretz, a former priest from Mexico who came to Torah. Have dinner with Rabbi Peretz at NerHamizrach. (Dinner reservations required.) Rabbi Peretz will deliver a lecture approximately 20 minutes after prayer services at Beth Jacob. Rabbi Peretz will give a speech at Ner HaMizrach. Topic:Why Do We Suffer in Exile? Lecture in Hebrew at NerHamMizrach. Topic:The Purpose of Creation. Followed by Jewish and Israeli Songs.

Shavuot night Torah study. Engaging discourse with Rabbinical scholars and refreshments throughout the night. 12:30am - 5:45am

Celebrate Lag B'Omer with us. Food and friends.

Purim Megillah readings and seudah are an annual crowd pleaser.