Morning Minyan
Our morning minyan meets every Monday and Thursday in the chapel and lasts approximately one hour. We use the older Conservative siddur (prayer book) compiled by Rabbi Morris Silverman for daily Continue Reading »
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Chapel 327 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA, United States
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Weekly Text Study
Paulista Brazilian Kitchen and Taproom 4239 Park Blvd, Oakland, CA, United StatesAll levels of learning are welcome. You do not need to know Hebrew.But please bring some kind of Chumash/Tanach/Bible with you.No RSVP is needed. Just show up!
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WTBA-Bingo at Reutlinger Community, Danville
Contact Stacy Margolin at stasch.margolin@gmail.com for detailsWTBA sponsors and staffs Bingo at the Reutlinger Community the first Wednesday of every month. Bingo starts at 1:15 and runs an hour at most. Volunteers are asked to arrive Continue Reading »
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BBYO meetings
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Morning Minyan
Chapel 327 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA, United StatesOur morning minyan meets every Monday and Thursday in the chapel and lasts approximately one hour. We use the older Conservative siddur (prayer book) compiled by Rabbi Morris Silverman for daily Continue Reading »
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Morning Minyan
Chapel 327 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA, United StatesOur morning minyan meets every Monday and Thursday in the chapel and lasts approximately one hour. We use the older Conservative siddur (prayer book) compiled by Rabbi Morris Silverman for daily Continue Reading »
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WTBA Girls Night Out: Creative Writing Event
RSVP https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScjfg3LBgcCnVawZmClc-cyNPBalNIrD2DM-IJBj4NAEHtqtA/viewformHelloLadies,Ournext Girls Night Out is something new and creative. Sharon Alva is goingto lead us in a creative writing exercise with prompted writing ideas. Here is her description. Come out and Continue Reading »
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Kabbalat Shabbat
Chapel 327 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA, United StatesJoin us as we welcome the Shabbat. Singing and participation is encouraged in this warm uplifting service, which is both conservative and egalitarian. The Siddur we use is, The Song Continue Reading »
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