Saturday - November 15, 2025
Week 46

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9:30 AM-12:00 PM Services (Sanctuary/YouTube) - Online, Sanctuary

Shabbat Services (Sanctuary/YouTube)
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/congregationbethdavid


Kiddush (Sukkah Patio/Social Hall) - Social Hall, Sukkah Patio

Kiddush (Sukkah Patio/Social Hall)
Please join us for kiddush lunch on the Sukkah Patio or the Social Hall after services.

5:40 PM - 5:40 PM ✨ Havdalah (42 min)
9:45 AM-11:00 AM Youth Congregation - Beit T'Fillah

Youth Congregation
An interactive Shabbat service experience specifically targeted for our 1st - 5th grade students. Youth participate in traditional prayer, Torah readings, games and discussions inspired both by the weekly Torah portion and current events. Adults/parents welcome.

11:15 AM-11:45 AM Tot Shabbat with Rabbi Roller - Beit T'Fillah

Tot Shabbat with Rabbi Roller
This is a relaxing, lighthearted, interactive, Shabbat program for tots and their families. Join Rabbi Roller for singing , stories, movement and more!

12:45 PM-2:00 PM Teshuvah of the Month with Rabbi Kunin (Beit Midrash) - Beit Midrash

Teshuvah of the Month with Rabbi Kunin
Traditional Judaism (including Conservative Judaism) is a religion of law. We build our lives around
halakha (Jewish law). We understand our legal tradition to be based in the past yet growing and developing in every generation. These changes in interpretation are reflected in teshuvot, rabbinic legal decisions, a literature that has been growing over the last thousand or more years. Each month Join Rabbi Kunin as we examine fascinating examples of this important literature, stemming both from ancient and modern Conservative (and occasional Orthodox or Reform) sources.