Congregation Sherith Israel

Our volunteers—adults and young people alike—prepare 100 meals that are delivered to two shelters in San Francisco. Information: Nancy Sheftel-Gomes, 415.346.1720, x28, or email Nancy.

This is an opportunity to put our memories on paper and share with a confidential group in a safe setting. The purpose is not style or writing ability but rather the recording and sharing of memories that make each of us unique. Members Only. On Zoom only. Contact Gale Gottlieb: galegott@gmail.com

Enjoy stimulating discussions on themes of Jewish issues and history based on outstanding novels and nonfiction books by Jewish authors. Information: Julie Lekach House: juliehousesf@gmail.com

3-5th grade Hebrew 4:15-5pm on Zoom 5-5:45pm in person

Dinner: 6-6:30 pm* Studio Classes: 6:30-8 pm* *times subject to change

Walk-ins are welcome to tour the historic landmark sanctuary and temple house. Contact tours@sherithisrael.org for more info or to schedule another time. Please note: There will be no tour on June 12th

Exploring Jewish Concepts and Practices

Our Medicare: Challenges and discussion of what we can do to preserve this beloved public health program. Dr. Ana Malinow spent three decades working as a pediatrician with immigrant, refugee and underserved children in Ohio, Texas, Pennsylvania, and California. She is past president of Physicians for a National Health Program, co-founder of Health Care for All Texas, and a lead organizer for National Single Payer and The Movement to End Privatization of Medicare. She has authored opinion pieces on how national single payer will improve patient care and bring us closer to social justice and on the threat of the privatization of Medicare. She has been a speaker on health care reform and the stealth privatization of traditional Medicare and featured on national and international television and radio. She recently retired as Clinical Professor of Pediatrics from the University of California in San Francisco.

Toby Braunig will be called to the Torah this day as b. mitzvah. Service led by Rabbi Jessica Zimmerman Graf, Rabbi George Altshuler and cantorial soloist Noa Levy.