Sorrows, Hardships ,
& Illness
Whether it be the loss of a loved one, financial or emotional
troubles, we are here to help you with every aspect of your Jewish
life.
The HEA Hesed Society (Caring Committee)
Hesed means "loving-kindness." Performing acts of hesed is one of
the foundations of Jewish life. We care about our fellow
congregants.
The Hesed Program helps members in need through acts of loving-
kindness. Assistance for the sick and homebound, elderly, bereaved,
and new parents is provided by cooking and delivering meals. All
members are warmly encouraged to take part with whatever time
commitment they can afford and fulfill the mitzvah of caring for
one's neighbors.
Join our Hesed committee and give a huge gift to your fellow
congregants. To become involved, please contact
Joyce Perlmutter at the synagogue office. Also let her know
about members of the congregation who are ill, have recently had a
new baby, or have lost a loved one. The committee will be happy to
offer assistance.
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Please let
Joyce know about members of the congregation who are ill, have
recently had a new baby, or have lost a loved one, the committee
will be happy to offer assistance.
Bikur Cholim (Visiting the Sick)
It is a great mitzvah to visit the ill
and not only brings joy and companionship to those that need it
most, but will enrich your life, too.
>> Want to visit the
sick and perfrom the mitzvah of Bikur Cholim?
Contact Naomi today!
If you don't find the answers to a question you may have, please
contact us directly:
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Rabbi Bruce DollinThis e-mail address is being protected
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, Senior Rabbi
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Rabbi Salomon
GruenwaldThis e-mail address is being protected
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, Associate Rabbi
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Joyce PerlmutterThis e-mail address is being protected
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, Rabbis' Assistant
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Neal Price, Executive
Director
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