SHABBAT SHALOM, NAFSHENU FRIENDS

from Rabbi David

Please Zoom in tonight at 6pm (bit.ly/NafTorah) to join together in welcoming in SHABBAT with candle lighting and kiddush.

Passover is just around the corner, a holiday coming at a time of fighting and worry in the land of Israel. This week's haftarah speaks of hope in an earlier time of suffering. 

In Second Kings, Israel faced a famine. The prophet Elisha told his aides to serve the fresh bread and grain they had just received and not to worry about the finite supply: "God says, 'They'll eat and there will be leftovers.'"

And that's what happened: "And they ate, and there was food left over, just as God said." (II Kings 4:44).

Hope to see you at bit.ly/NafTorah. 

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COMING UP: 

Nafshenu has some exciting events ahead. Of course, there is the congregational seder on Tuesday, April 23. And one month from now, we will be welcoming a young person into the ranks of those who have taken on the responsibilities of Jewish adulthood: Kaitlyn Price!

Kaitlyn's bat mitzvah will be held Saturday morning, May 11, across the river in Feasterville, Bucks County, PA. Please plan to help her and her family celebrate this happy event. Details on time and address are upcoming.  

Here's our calendar through May 11:

The Zoom link is always bit.ly/NafTorah.