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An Evening of International Jewish Music:

Hazzan Ramón Tasat“Everywhere I go, I go to Eretz Israel”

Featuring Hazzan Ramón Tasat with Sally McLain, violinist & Steve Bloom, percussionist
Sunday, June 16, 2013
6:30-9:00 p.m.
Light fare and desserts – Raffle
Minimum contribution (per person) $36 in advance/$40 at the door
(free for children under age 12).
Washington Ethical Society, 7750 16th Street NW, Washington DC, 20012
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Tuesday, May 14 9:35 PM, Tifereth Israel Congregation, 7701 16th Street, NW. Join Fabrangen and other congregations for all-night study. Wednesday, May 15: Shavuot Sunrise Service About 5:15 AM, Washington Ethical Society, 7750 16th Street NW, After the tikkun, Fabrangen will hold a sunrise morning service (including Yizkor) and kiddush.

Count the Omer with Fabrangen Havurah

Fablog, the Omer, launched for the omer period 5770 (2010), originally provided daily reminders and some thoughts shared by Fabrangeners, on the journey from Passover’s freedom to the Revelation of Shavuot. New reminders, with an evolving midrash for season, are appearing for 5773 (2013) — so use the subscribe feature on the blog site to get your daily reminder!

Some thoughts in the first two seasons related to events current in the 2010 calendar or to individual authors’ experiences in the days between Passover and Shavuot 5770. Others refer to God’s attributes associated with the weeks and days of the omer. Many concern still more general topics — such as freedom, journey and revelation.

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Norman Shore’s 50th Bar Mitzvah Anniversary

Jan. 19, 2013 – Fabrangen Celebrated Norman Shore’s 50th Bar Mitzvah Anniversary   In a passage in his biography by Aaron Rakefet Rothkoff, Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik reflected on his love of learning Torah.  I’d like to dedicate this passage to Norman Shore who might well have a similar experience as the Rav, and who has [...]

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