The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary and on zoom (see the weekly email for the link).

All members are invited to the Annual Congregational meeting. We’ll hear reports on the state of the congregation, review and vote on the 2026-27 budget, and elect new board members for open positions.

Join Rabbi Lorin at the Maine Conference for Jewish Life at Thomas College in Waterville. As part of a full weekend of learning and celebration, Rabbi Lorin will be leading a Shabbat hike along the banks of the Kennebec River. Learn more here: https://jewishlife.colby.edu/maine-conference-for-jewish-life/

The weekly study group meets to read and discuss Jewish-themed books and texts. FMI please contact rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Join Rachel Canar of the American branch of the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel as we explore what makes Israel's ecology unique and why its protection matters.

The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary and on zoom (see the weekly email for the link).

Adas Yoshuron prepares and serves the Soup Kitchen Community Dinner at St. Peter's Church in Rockland on the first Sunday of every month. If you'd like to volunteer please contact meal coordinator Linda Garson Smith: lindagarson.smith@gmail.com. 

Join the Board and the Building and Grounds Committee for a fun community clean-up day. We will work together on outdoor projects to beautify our grounds. Bring a water bottle and work gloves. For more information and to sign up for a job email info@adasyoshuron.org.

Join us for Shabbat services and the bar mitzvah of Nate Britt.

The weekly study group meets to read and discuss Jewish-themed books and texts. FMI please contact rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Following up on the theme of this year's Camden Conference, “The Middle East: Power, Politics, and Players,” we're screening videos of two presentations from the conference that focused on Israel-Palestine. The screening will be followed by a conversation facilitated by Judy Stein and Richard Aroneau. FMI and to RSVP: 207-594-4523; info@adasyoshuron.org.

Speakers:
Omar M. Dajani: “The Far Side of the Bridge: The Imperative of Imagining a Land for All” 
Omar Dajani is the Carol Olson Professor of International Law at McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific. He serves on the Joint Board of A Land for All, an Israeli-Palestinian political movement that advocates a vision of “Two States, One Homeland.”

Ethan Bronner: “Israel; Stuck between Pariah and Superpower”
Ethan Bronner is Israel bureau chief and a senior editor for the Middle East at Bloomberg News, which he joined in 2015 following 17 years at the New York Times. He and his family live in Tel Aviv.

The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary and on zoom (see the weekly email for the link).

The last in our four-part speaker series on Israel-Palestine. Registration required. For more information contact the office: 207-594-4523; info@adasyoshuron.org.

Join us for our Shavuot: Shabbat services, a potluck dairy dessert oneg, and a study of the Book of Ruth.

Shavuot, the second of the three annual pilgrimage festivals, falls seven full weeks after Pesach. It celebrates Matan Torah (the giving of the Torah on Sinai), as well as the early summer grain harvest, and bikurim, the first fruits of the year. The traditional reading for this holiday is the Book of Ruth, which lifts up both the aspects of harvest as well as loyalty to family, tradition, and covenant.

The third in our four-part speaker series on Israel-Palestine. Registration required. For more information contact the office: 207-594-4523; info@adasyoshuron.org.

Books and Bagels meets monthly.

Our Hebrew School students will co-lead services with Rabbi Lorin. Followed by Shabbat lunch.

The weekly study group meets to read and discuss Jewish-themed books and texts. FMI please contact rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary and on zoom (see the weekly email for the link).

Join us for a Shabbat hike in the Rockport/Hope area with Rabbi Lorin. RSVP to info@adasyoshuron.org by Friday, April 10 for location details.

All are welcome to join this family program of games, stories, snacks, and social time, all with Jewish content for kids. Led by Maine rabbis and educators. For more information, email maweiss@colby.edu.

Join us for Kabbalat Shabbat services followed by a dessert oneg.

The weekly study group meets to read and discuss Jewish-themed books and texts. FMI please contact rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

The Bet Midrash is a 90-minute session to study a common text both in a chevruta (as partners) and as a group. All are welcome! FMI please contact Rabbi Lorin: rabbi@adasyoshuron.org.

Weekly in-person traditional morning service, mostly in Hebrew, filled with song. Great opportunity to hear the traditional nusach (chanted melodies) and be with the community in prayer. In the sanctuary and on zoom (see the weekly email for the link).