Parshat Terumah begins the complicated details of the construction of the mistaken, the portable sanctuary in the desert.
Tell the Israelite people to bring Me gifts; you shall accept gifts for Me from every person whose heart so moves him. (Shemot/Exodus 25:2)
Perhaps this is the first recorded request for a free-will offering. What do we each offer of our free-will, from mind, body, soul?
Come and see…in song, prayer, and discussion.
Stay for veggie/dairy pot-luck.
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Parshat Yitro (Jethro), named for Moses’ father-in-law, the High Priest of Midian.
Yitro teaches Moses some important lessons about how to avoid professional burn out.
And we receive Torah at Mount Sinai.
Come and make connections between these and other ideas…in song, prayer, and discussion.
Stay for veggie/dairy pot-luck dinner and conversation.
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