Rabbi Howard Morrison

Why the change?

In an effort to be more relevant to younger families, we will be finishing services around 11:30am. This will allow ample time for young families to enjoy the shul Kiddush and to have lunch at home at a reasonable time.

For others, an earlier conclusion to services will allow more disposable time on Shabbat to eat, study, rest, take a leisurely stroll and more.

The integrity of a full traditional service and Torah reading will remain intact, as befits the religious style of Beth Emeth.

The new time frame is the result of conversation with many families in our shul community.

So - I look forward to seeing you around 8:30am (or beyond) starting January 3 and singing Adon Olam and Ha'Tikvah around 11:30am.

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Urim Sameach,

Rabbi Howard Morrison