Sponsored by: Island Synagogue
Eruv
Eruv
An “Eruv” is an urban area defined by a symbolic boundary that extends the private domain of Jewish households into public spaces. This enables observant Jews to engage in public activities during Shabbat and Jewish holidays such as carrying, pushing wheel chairs or strollers, which would otherwise be restricted by Jewish Law. With or without the Eruv, congregants and visitors are welcome to attend services, classes and social programs however they arrive. Everyone is welcome at Island Synagogue.
For a map of the Eruv, please visit Mercer Island Eruv 2015
Fri, June 22 2018
9 Tammuz 5778
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kiddush contributors
Shabbat Sponsorship
Jim & Edith Bloomfield
&
Rettman Family
Please donate to the Kiddush Fund so we can continue our wonderful Kiddushim
refuah shleimah
During Shabbat morning services, Rabbi Kornfeld reads aloud the Hebrew names of those in need of a Refuah Shlemah.
If you would like to add a name to this list, please REGISTER here before 5 p.m. on Thursday. When your loved one has recovered notify the ADMINISTRATOR.
SHABBat MEALS
calendars
For weekday access, please ring the bell to the right of the main door.
Today's Calendar
| Candle Lighting : 8:52p |
| Nightfall : 10:13p |
Tomorrow's Calendar
| Mincha/Maariv : 8:43p |
| Shabbos Ends : 10:13p |
Friday Night
| Mincha/Maariv : 7:16p |
| Earliest Candle Lighting : 7:31p |
| Candle Lighting : 8:52p |
| Nightfall : 10:13p |
Shabbat Day
| Mincha/Maariv : 8:43p |
| Shabbos Ends : 10:13p |
Candle Lighting
| Friday, Jun 22, 8:52p |
Fast of Tammuz
| Sunday, Jul 1 |
