Bulletin for 12/28/2024 Shabbat Service
Click below to view, download, or print the weekly Shabbat Bulletin: Bulletin 12/28/2024 Stay at home and watch the Shabbat service online at: Ariel Congregation Video Channel
Read More »Bible Study Worksheet – Revelation 12
Worksheet for the Wednesday night bible studies currently about Revelation Chapter 12. Click here to download and print
Read More »Torah Portions 21-22
Click on image below to download PDF file of 2021-22 Torah Portions.
Read More »Fall Mahzor
Download the Fall Mahzor (prayer book) for the Fall feast days here. Click the link below to view, save, and print the Mahzor. Fall Mahzor
Read More »Passover and Tsav
R. Paul Falk examines the different kinds of offerings in the Torah portion, Tsav, and shows a number of parallels to the expectation for us today to offer ourselves as a living sacrifice, following the example of Messiah.
Read More »Stay Home. Ariel Services Online
Due to the CDC’s standard to avoid unnecessary gatherings, Ariel is encouraging all attendees to stay at home during weekly Shabbat services and watch them online. You can view the live services, and some of the most recent services at the following link: Ariel Videos Page For Spanish-speaking attendees, or those who cannot view the services online, you are certainly welcome to attend services at the synagogue as we continue to hold services to be streamed live. We...
Read More »Mountains 7 – Mount HaSatan
R. Paul Falk ties similar passages together that show how haSatan, or the Adversary, was described as a mountain, with references from Genesis to the New Testament, including the temptation of Yeshua. A very interesting look at the difference between YHVH’s Holy Hill, and the mountains of others that are a big part of idolatry.
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Jerusalem Post
- Syrian Jews can finally visit one of the oldest synagogues in the worldSyria's historic Jobar synagogue is safe to visit after years of war, revealing looting and heavy damage.
- Stumbling stones: Part three of the saga Adler familyOver 20 years ago, Jerusalem Post columnist Barbara Sofer began writing about the Adler family and inadvertently helped fill in the holes made by fleeing Germany. Now, that saga continues.
- 'Giant Love': Shedding light on Edna Ferber and the making of 'Giant'As Edna Ferber’s popularity has waned over the years, Julie Gilbert hopes to reintroduce the first Jewish Pulitzer Prize winner and “put her at the center of 20th-century women writers.”
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