Rodef Sholom: A Reform Jewish Congregation in Marin County, California

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It is no accident that Judaism encourages a minyan, or prayer quorum, for circumcisions and weddings. Jewish tradition insists that these moments need to be public, not private. For it is not only the individual celebrants who are touched at births and weddings. These are powerful moments that also enrich the communities that come to share them. Communities need moments when they can collectively express a prevailing optimism, when they can rejoice in the continuing possibility of hope.
-- Daniel Gordis, God Was Not in the Fire

From Birth to Death
Congregation Rodef Sholom strives to be at the heart of its congregants' Jewish lives, honoring and facilitating Jewish life cycle events both privately and publicly. Shabbat services often include baby namings, wedding blessings and conversion ceremonies. We celebrate a bar or bat mitzvah on most Saturday mornings. Our rabbis regularly officiate at baby namings, weddings, conversions, brit milah ceremonies, funerals and unveilings and are available to assist congregants going through all major life transitions.  Call the Rodef Sholom office at 479.3441 for more information or to schedule an appointment with our clergy.  For more information about specific lifecycle events, click on the following:

Weddings

Baby namings and britot

Conversion

B'nai mitzvah

Graduation (Ohavai Torah)

Adult b'nai mitzvah

Death, burial and mourning

 

June 3: Marin Oratorio Concert

On Sunday, June 3, 4 pm at Rodef Sholom: Come hear excerpts from Handel's The Creation sung by members of Marin Oratorio - click here for more.

AIPAC, J Street and New Israel Fund

3 Fridays:  May 18, May 25 and June 1 - click here to learn more.

Tikkun Leil Shavuot - join the whole Jewish community in a night of study and prayer

Rabbi Michael lezak, Cantor David Margules & Rabbi Chai Levy will be among the teachers. Click here for more.
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