  The caring sense of family and community that is central to our synagogue is reflected in the philosophy and daily routines of our preschool.
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Learning together in a warm and supportive community, students in our religious school from Kindergarten through Confirmation develop a deep knowledge of Judaism and a personal connection to their heritage. MISS CHOCOLATE PRESENTS: PASSOVER 2010 Sponsored by the BHS Religious School Committee Order Online Today! Click here to learn how! |
 For the beginner or the scholar, single-session classes or year-long courses, history and culture or in-depth Torah study, lifelong learning at Brooklyn Heights Synagogue offers something for everyone.
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 | Our volunteer-run homeless shelter has been part of the city’s emergency shelter network for 25 years. We provide overnight hospitality and meals for 10 homeless women four nights a week, Thanksgiving -Passover. Learn more or volunteer... |
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| | Each year we give our members the opportunity to send Purim gifts of food to each other, Mishloach Manot. You can click below to download the paperwork: and also to learn about our action-packed Purim weekend, which includes the Megillah (of course), this year’s Feldman Fund event (a concert by the Heritage Jazz Ensemble), our Purim Carnival, and fun for all.
Mishloach Manot Order Form Purim 2010 at BHS
Earthquake in Haiti: The Brooklyn Heights Synagogue community can help now! The Union for Reform Judaism has begun receiving calls regarding disaster relief efforts for Haiti and are opening a fund for this purpose. You can find a link for online donations at www.urj.org/relief. Checks may also be mailed to: Union for Reform Judaism, Attention: Development, 633 Third Avenue, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10017. Donors mailing checks should be sure to note Haiti Relief in the memo of the check. 
With programs and events for young families, older adults, singles, couples or all of us “b’yachad” – together – our very full calendar reflects the diverse interests and needs of our congregation. View our complete calendar: click here.
To learn about this week's Torah portion, click here.
One Family Visits Another in Israel... Read their story, click here.
ARZA: Connecting Reform Jews and Israel. Get Connected! Click here.  |
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