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We have reached our goal of $54,000!  

Thank you so much to all that have donated.  There is still time for us reach our goal of 25% of our members participating in our annual campaign.

Every gift counts and you can make it count for TBE this year!

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		                                	Rabbi Josh Whinston		                                </span>
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		                            <span class="slider_description"><p>Many of us are likely familiar with the practice of saying the second line of the Sh’ma quietly or at least in a quieter voice than the first line. The origin of this tradition comes from the Talmud. In Pesachim 56a, regarding this week’s Torah portion, Vayechi, we read: “Jacob’s sons said to him: Hear Israel, our father, Adonai is our God, Adonai is One. That is: Just as there is only one God in your heart, so too, there is only one...</span>
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