Martha's Vineyard Hebrew Center Celebrates Hanukkah
Hanukkah at the Tabernacle
Friday, December 3rd - 5:30pm - with Rabbi Broitman and musical accompaniment. All ages are welcome. Bring friends. Candle lighting, Singing, Latkes and more. Masks are required. Arrive Early. Use the Stage Entrance.
This celebration will be live streamed at www.mvcma.org
Nightly Hanukkah Candle Lighting on Zoom
Join us for brief nightly Hanukkah candles and blessings, starting on the first night, Sunday, November 28th through the eighth night, Sunday December 5th. We will use the regular Shabbat Services Zoom link.
Note this exception - on Friday, December 3rd we will have Hanukkah at the Tabernacle with live streaming.
Children's Hanukkah Celebration
Wednesday, December 1st - 4:25 pm - for Tots, religious school children, parents and grandparents are welcome. Music, latkes & more ! Proof of vaccination required for adults (bring it with you or email it to office@mvhc.us). Masks & RSVP (508-693-0745) required for all. Attendance for this indoor event is limited.
Friday, December 3rd - 5:30pm - with Rabbi Broitman and musical accompaniment. All ages are welcome. Bring friends. Candle lighting, Singing, Latkes and more. Masks are required. Arrive Early. Use the Stage Entrance.
This celebration will be live streamed at www.mvcma.org
Nightly Hanukkah Candle Lighting on Zoom
Join us for brief nightly Hanukkah candles and blessings, starting on the first night, Sunday, November 28th through the eighth night, Sunday December 5th. We will use the regular Shabbat Services Zoom link.
Note this exception - on Friday, December 3rd we will have Hanukkah at the Tabernacle with live streaming.
Children's Hanukkah Celebration
Wednesday, December 1st - 4:25 pm - for Tots, religious school children, parents and grandparents are welcome. Music, latkes & more ! Proof of vaccination required for adults (bring it with you or email it to office@mvhc.us). Masks & RSVP (508-693-0745) required for all. Attendance for this indoor event is limited.
The Martha's Vineyard Hebrew Center Building is Open
To keep safety paramount during this transition period, all who attend must be fully vaccinated and wear a mask. We continue to stay connected and engaged and support each other through our services,
programs and classes. Please call the office at 508 693 0745 to find out about our
exciting programming and also sign up for our weekly newsletter.
Stay Healthy and Stay Safe.
To keep safety paramount during this transition period, all who attend must be fully vaccinated and wear a mask. We continue to stay connected and engaged and support each other through our services,
programs and classes. Please call the office at 508 693 0745 to find out about our
exciting programming and also sign up for our weekly newsletter.
Stay Healthy and Stay Safe.
Celebrating Over 100 Years of Jewish Life on the Island
Our Mission Statement
Our Mission Statement
The Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center is the home of Jewish spiritual, cultural, intellectual, and artistic life on Martha’s Vineyard. We are a diverse, inclusive and multi-generational Jewish community informed by the values of liberal Judaism and affiliated with the Union of Reform Judaism (URJ). We support one another as we learn, question, and grow in the richness of Jewish tradition, Torah and mitzvot. As a caring community, we strive to apply values of justice, as described by the Prophets, to global and local issues alike. We seek partnerships with other Island faith communities and organizations to promote the Jewish and universal values of compassion and human dignity for all.
To attend ZOOM Shabbat Services
or other classes, see your e-Newsletter or contact the office for Information Friday, December 3rd - 5:30 pm Hanukkah at the Tabernacle with Rabbi Broitman and musical accompaniment. Candle lighting, Singing, Latkes and more. Masks are required. All ages are welcome. Arrive Early. This celebration will be live streamed at https://www.mvcma.org/live-stream.html |
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Rabbi Caryn Broitman writes in MOMENT Magazine
The Rabbi appears in every other issue of Moment Magazine as the Reconstructionist Rabbi in their column "Ask the Rabbis." Here is a link to that column in the Summer 2021 issue, on the question: "Does Absolute Evil Exist, and If So, What Does It Look Like Today?" A compilation of these columns is published in the Moment book: Can Robots be Jewish? See this website for more information and to order the book. |
President Robert Herman, DMD
One of my proudest achievements has been my contribution to the Jewish community of Martha's Vineyard. The Hebrew Center has helped to define who I am and enhances my life. I cherish my heritage and the opportunity to serve our community, it is a blessing I do not take for granted. |