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SUNDAY • NOVEMBER 21 • 11 am to 1 pm

Very few B'nai Avraham men use the Mikvah and Mikvah events are typically open only to women. But the Mikvah is a VITAL COMMUNITY RESOURCE and as such ALL members of the community have a responsibility to support it.

For this Sunday's "Water of Life Campaign” — with its message, “Transform Fear into Faith” — men (as well as women!) are explicitly ENCOURAGED to attend.

The program will start with an address (via video) by elite Israeli marathoner and Haredi mother of five Beatie Deutsch. B'nai Avraham's Marcie Roth and Brooke Bryant will also deliver inspiring words.

At noon, there will be an OPTIONAL 5k Run/Walk (starting in front of the shul).

LUNCH will be served at 12:30.

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PLEASE plan to join in person or via Zoom ($54). And if for any reason you cannot make it in person or via Zoom, YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE MIKVAH FUND is still needed and will be very much appreciated.

Click here to register (and get Zoom link if you choose to attend remotely): www.heightschabad.com/templates/articlecco_cdo/aid/4455050/jewish/Water-of-Life-Campaign.htm

If you cannot make it, you can still contribute. Click the DONATE button at the top of the BnaiAvraham.org homepage. Specify (in payment notes) that your donation is for the Mikvah fund. www.bnaiavraham.org/payment.php

Support the Mikvah. Support your shul. Support your community.

Join us as we celebrate the miracle of Chanukah with vodkas (and other spirits), latkes and other holiday treats. Bring your friends or come make new ones — just make sure you don't miss it!

Not affiliated with Congregation B'nai Avraham? Not a problem! No synagogue affiliation is required to attend.

This event is restricted to indviduals ages 21 and over. Please note that, since refreshments will be served, proof of vaccination will be required.

Click here to register — and we'll see you on Dec 4!

Daily Shacharit services are once again followed by a complimentary breakfast (a treat lost during the height of the pandemic)..

Shacharit begins at 7:45 am Monday through Friday and at 8:45 am on Sunday.

Before the pandemic, breakfast at B'nai Avraham was a lavish affair (often featuring a choice of scrambled eggs, shakshuka, waffles and bagels), as these pictures from a Summer Sunday in 2018, attest.