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  Rabbi Moshe Meirovich
This Week at Ohav
Jan 4 NO Relig School
  Mercaz Israel Fair
Jan 6 Knitting Circle - 02:30 PM
  Adult Education - 07:30 PM
Jan 8 Torah Study - 11:00 AM
  Religious School - 4:30 pm
  Services - 7:00 am
Jan 9 Candle Lighting - 5:13 pm
  Erev Shabat Service - 6:00 pm
Jan 10 Mystery Bus Ride - 08:00 PM
  Torah Study - 09:30 AM
  Shabat Service - 9:30 am
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Cincinnati, OH 45249
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Monday, January 05, 2009
Rabbi's Message

New Rituals at Ohav

As you may have noticed and heard, we have introduced a number of new ritual practices into Shabbat morning services. First, as I mentioned on Rosh Hashanah, we introduced the Triennial Torah Reading cycle where we read only one-third of the Torah portion each Shabbat. This shorter Torah reading will afford more people to master and read shorter aliyot for Torah reading and will allow time for more active participation by our congregants to present a variety of creative literary, musical and theatrical interpretations of the weekly Torah reading.

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Rabbi's Agenda

Adult Education
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
07:30 PM

Adult Education

Torah Study
Thursday, January 8, 2009
11:00 AM

Exploration of the weekly Torah reading, 11:30 until noon, in the rabbi?s study. No Hebrew reading knowledge necessary to participate.

Torah Study
Saturday, January 10, 2009
09:30 AM

Exploration of the weekly Torah reading, 11:30 until noon, in the rabbi?s study. No Hebrew reading knowledge necessary to participate.

Torah Study
Thursday, January 15, 2009
11:00 am

Exploration of the weekly Torah reading, 11:30 until noon, in the rabbi‟s study. No Hebrew reading knowledge necessary to participate.

Torah Study
Saturday, January 17, 2009
9:00 am

Exploration of the weekly Torah reading, 11:30 until noon, in the rabbi‟s study. No Hebrew reading knowledge necessary to participate.

Ask the Rabbi
(click on any question to get the answer)
  • What does the word 'kosher' really mean?

  • What is the significance of 'Sefirat Haomer-The Counting of the Omer'?

  • Why does the Torah use the plural word for G-d, 'Elohim' if we only believe in one G-d?

B'nai Miztvahs
  • 01/31/2009 - Jonathan Schulman
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