
Purim 2024: A Celebration of Deliverance!
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April 2025
Pesach 2025 / פֶּסַח 5785 Passover Seder, the Feast of Unleavened Bread 🫓🍷
Weekly Shabbat Service
Weekly Shabbat Service
May 2025
Weekly Shabbat Service
Weekly Shabbat Service
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June 2025
Purim 2024 begins on Saturday night, March 23 and continues through Sunday, March 24 to its conclusion at sundown. ( In Jerusalem, Purim is celebrated for two days and is concluded on Monday, March 25, at sundown.)
Congregation Beth Shalom will celebrate Purim on Sunday, March 24, 2024, beginning at 2:00 p.m.
What is Purim? In a nutshell, Purim is an annual celebration that takes place on the 14th of the Hebrew month of Adar (which occurs during late winter/ early spring of the Hebrew Calendar). It is the date set aside to commemorate the Divinely Orchestrated Deliverance of the Hebrew people, in ancient Persia, from the evil plot of Haman: the Amalakite, to destroy; kill and annihilate all Hebrews , young, old, men, women, and infants, in a single day.
Since Haman had thrown “lots” to determine when he would carry out his diabolical plan, the commemoration was thus named Purim; meaning “lots”. This event is recorded in the Book of Ester (Megillah) located in the Tanakh.
What to expect at a Purim celebration. Expect to be amazed! The celebration of Purim is Joyous. Purim is the holiday when people “dress up” in costumes, silly or otherwise, enjoy a festive meal, read the Megillah, dance to Purim specific songs, exchange small gifts of chocolate or small items to commemorate the day, and give charity to those of in need, especially within our Mispacha; either individually or through and to a Jewish organization. To learn more about the Hebrew Holiday of Purim, please go to “Teachings”.
Please join Congregation Beth Shalom for the celebration of Purim 2024.
We look forward to seeing you there.