All events for Havdalah

Join Temple Beth El as we say “goodbye” to Shabbat together in this stirring, spiritual ritual.  “Havdalah” means “separation:” We separate the holiness and heightened consciousness marked by Shabbat from the mundane, but necessary daily rhythm of our lives through this ritual, acknowledging our reentry into the work week.  Email tberabbi.klein@gmail.com to learn more!

Join Temple Beth El as we say “goodbye” to Shabbat together in this stirring, spiritual ritual.  “Havdalah” means “separation:” We separate the holiness and heightened consciousness marked by Shabbat from the mundane, but necessary daily rhythm of our lives through this ritual, acknowledging our reentry into the work week.  Email tberabbi.klein@gmail.com to learn more!

Join Temple Beth El as we say “goodbye” to Shabbat together in this stirring, spiritual ritual.  “Havdalah” means “separation:” We separate the holiness and heightened consciousness marked by Shabbat from the mundane, but necessary daily rhythm of our lives through this ritual, acknowledging our reentry into the work week.  Email tberabbi.klein@gmail.com to learn more!

Join Temple Beth El as we say “goodbye” to Shabbat together in this stirring, spiritual ritual.  “Havdalah” means “separation:” We separate the holiness and heightened consciousness marked by Shabbat from the mundane, but necessary daily rhythm of our lives through this ritual, acknowledging our reentry into the work week.  Email tberabbi.klein@gmail.com to learn more!

Join Temple Beth El as we say “goodbye” to Shabbat together in this stirring, spiritual ritual.  “Havdalah” means “separation:” We separate the holiness and heightened consciousness marked by Shabbat from the mundane, but necessary daily rhythm of our lives through this ritual, acknowledging our reentry into the work week.  Email tberabbi.klein@gmail.com to learn more!

Join Temple Beth El as we say “goodbye” to Shabbat together in this stirring, spiritual ritual.  “Havdalah” means “separation:” We separate the holiness and heightened consciousness marked by Shabbat from the mundane, but necessary daily rhythm of our lives through this ritual, acknowledging our reentry into the work week.  Email tberabbi.klein@gmail.com to learn more!

Join Temple Beth El as we say “goodbye” to Shabbat together in this stirring, spiritual ritual.  “Havdalah” means “separation:” We separate the holiness and heightened consciousness marked by Shabbat from the mundane, but necessary daily rhythm of our lives through this ritual, acknowledging our reentry into the work week.  Email tberabbi.klein@gmail.com to learn more!

Join Temple Beth El as we say “goodbye” to Shabbat together in this stirring, spiritual ritual.  “Havdalah” means “separation:” We separate the holiness and heightened consciousness marked by Shabbat from the mundane, but necessary daily rhythm of our lives through this ritual, acknowledging our reentry into the work week.  Email tberabbi.klein@gmail.com to learn more!