Tu B’Shevat At Home Together

Simple, social, socially distanced (virtual), spiritually uplifting and short.

Rabbi Bronstein will inspire us to deepen our understanding of how we relate to the Earth, Adama, that gives us sustenance and recommit ourselves to her care. We’ll share poems, songs and writings about the natural world that gives us so much such as a hike or a tree in a hidden spot.

Please have available:

• fruits (especially from among dates, dried apricots, olives or pomegranate seeds – soft on the outside, hard inside)
• nuts (almonds or walnuts, hard outside and edible inside)
• wine
• coffee, tea or water (your preference)

If you want to eat lunch, you might consider preparing a favorite vegetarian dish. If you like, share your recipe! Send it to the Chevra before the event.

Register in advance for this meeting: click here    
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Questions?