Welcome Shabbat with a night filled with soulful song with Hazzan Larry Paul and Cantor Robyn Helzner.

SPECIAL FOR DECEMBER: Robyn served as Cantor for the United Jewish Congregation of Hong Kong and officiated at the first Bar Mitzvah ever held in Beijing. She will share anecdotes of her time in Asia and teach the melody of a Chinese folk song for L'cha Dodi.

Dinner will be Asian-style vegan food from Pow Pow, and we'll have snacks for young ones at 5:30 pm.

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