Shabbat Evening Services
The Sh’ma, a New Interpretation: How Do We Begin to Listen to Our Inner Voice?
with Rabbi Karyn Kedar

6:00 pm Shabbat Evening Services; 7:15 pm Optional Dinner

There is a choir of voices inside of us: a rational voice, telling us what to do, a psychological voice filled with story and emotion and a spiritual voice which guides our path. We live our fullest life when we are attuned to all aspects of ourselves, and when those voices are in alignment, guiding and supporting us in our spiritual unfolding. Together we consider how to blend the many voices into a chorus rather than cacophony.

Join us for a discussion with Rabbi Kedar at dinner following services.

Dinner:

$31 per adult member; $36 per guest through Tuesday, May 16, 2023
$36 per adult member; $41 per guest as of Wednesday, May 17, 2023
Registration closes Wednesday, May 24, 2023.

Register for Dinner

Join us in person at the Schaefer Family Campus or watch online.

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About Rabbi Karyn Kedar

Karyn Kedar is an author, poet and inspirational speaker, writing and teaching with honesty and passion about mindfulness practice, forgiveness, beauty, struggle, healing and love. She is a Certified Spiritual Director, an ordained rabbi, and a teacher of mindfulness practice. Her books include Amen: Seeking Presence with Prayer, Poetry, and Mindfulness Practice; God Whispers: Stories of the Soul, Lessons of the Heart; and The Bridge to Forgiveness: Stories and Prayers for Finding God and Restoring Wholeness.

Menu

• Mixed salad of field greens, English cucumber, shredded carrots, red cabbage, teardrop tomatoes, corn kernels, Ciabatta croutons with choice of two dressings
• Carrot, broccoli and cauliflower terrine served en croute in flaky  pastry
• Lemon Garlic Mahi Mahi, Basil and Oregano
• Chicken Schnitzel with sliced lemons and fresh parsley
• Pre-ordered vegan plates
• Orzo with chickpeas and shallots
• Haricot Vert Sauce
• Key Lime Pie Tart
• Oreo stuffed cookies and red velvet cookies