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Fridays @6:15pm
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Saturdays @10:15am
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Saturdays @12:00pm
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Big Tent Shabbat
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Friday, November 1

Big Tent Tot Shabbat @5:00pm

Big Tent Pizza Dinner @5:30pm
limited seating available
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Erev Shabbat Service
& Consecration @ 6:15pm
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Big Tent Shabbat is a series of Shabbats that bring our entire community together to celebrate the Sabbath and each other throughout the year. Everyone is invited and all are welcome.

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