Religious Services All services in-person and on Zoom(except Taanit Bechorot and Thursday morning minyan – Zoom only) Click here for all religious service information including times and links. If you have any issues logging in for services,…
Get ready for Purim magic at CEH! There are four mitzvot (commandments) on Purim: Mishloach Manot (food gifts to our friends) Click here to order. Matanot laeviyonim (food gifts for the poor) Click here for details. Reading Megilah…
If you missed any recent classes we offered, check them out on our Youtube Channel! Click the title to watch. Fathers & Sons, Politics & Scandal Presented by Ken Ackerman In this class, Mr. Ackerman explored Albert…
For 20’s & 30’s – In Partnership w/ Moishe House Arlington In partnership with Moishe House Arlington, Rav Natan prepared and grilled a variety of chicken, turkey and beef cuts that he shechted (kosher slaughtered) himself…
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM, Sunday, August 21st Pasch House: RSVP for the Address Want to meet other expectant parents and families with children 0-3? Come join us for a casual hang and some yummy cocktails! This…
Teshuvah starts now… Click here to read Rav Natan’s full message. You can’t spell build or community without “u” and “i”… Click here to read Morah Miriam’s full message. This will be…
A Sneak Peak at the Amazing Year Ahead! 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM, Sunday, August 14th Come meet our new Director of Jewish Learning and Programming and get a taste of what Etz Hayim has coming up…
Sunday, July 31st, 3:00 PM and Sunday, August 28th, 1:35 PM. Join us for the following sports outings for which we will purchase group tickets: Sunday, July 31st to watch the Washington Mystics vs. the Seattle Storm (tip off at 3:00 PM), tickets about $20 each. Sunday, August 28th to watch the Washington Nationals vs. the Cincinnati Reds (game time at 1:35 PM), tickets about $40 each for The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington’s annual Grand Slam Sunday: Jewish Community Day.
Saturday, June 4th, 8:00 PM – Midnight. In-person. One of the most famous traditions of Shavuot is to dedicate a night of study to prepare ourselves to receive Torah again. This is called a Tikkun, an enhancement, an upgrade on our spiritual software to be better partners with God in creating a better world. Amazing speakers, teachers, musicians, and food!
Sunday, May 1, 10:30 AM. Online. Yom Ha’Shoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) falls on April 28, 2022. The full name of the day commemorating the victims of the Holocaust is “Yom Ha’Shoah Ve-Hagevurah”— literally the “Day of (Remembrance of) the Holocaust and the Heroism.” Our students are fortunate to still have the opportunity to hear stories of survival directly from Holocaust survivors. This year we have two opportunities for them to participate. The second testimony will be given by Peter Gorog, who was born in Budapest, Hungary, in 1941. He survived the Budapest ghetto. This session will be attended by 5th through 7th graders in the Religious School, but all are welcome.