Campfire Havdalah – January 18, 2020
Several Dor Hadash families got together at the beach for havdalah.
Dor Hadash welcomed Shabbat with Temple Emanu-El and
marched in the PRIDE Parade Saturday morning
Shavuot on the Trail—June 9, 2019
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Team Dor Hadash—ADL Walk Against Hate May 19, 2019
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Jews in Walking Shoes/Shabbat on the Trail
March 30, 2019 at Penasquitos Canyon
Fourteen members gathered on Saturday, March 30, to enjoy Shabbat together. They began with the following kavanah (intention):
Our Purim Celebration was like no other!
Cocktail and Mocktail hour with face painting, a photo booth, Legos and balloons followed by Rabbi Liberty sharing the story of Purim and SO much more.
Cocktail and Mocktail hour with face painting, a photo booth, Legos and balloons followed by Rabbi Liberty sharing the story of Purim and SO much more.
11th ANNUAL HAMANTASHEN BAKE—OVER 2000 BAKED!
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service • January 20, 2019
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Simchat Torah @ Gesher School
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ENJOY A VIDEO FROM THE CELEBRATION
Selichot and Havdalah by the Bay • September 1, 2018
Such a beautiful evening at the Bay with Dor Hadash members and guests. The evening began around 5 p.m. with lots of play activities for kids and adults. A delicious potluck was enjoyed by all. Rabbi led a beautiful Selichot service with accompaniment by Ely, ending the evening with a lovely Havdalah service. L'shanah tova.
(2018) ANNUAL HAMANTASHEN BAKE
On Sunday, February 25, Dor Hadash members, young and not so young, joined together for the 7th Annual Hamantashen Bake. Over 1500 hamantashen were baked, bagged and sold this year!
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY OF SERVICE
On Sunday, January 14, the Dor Hadash community came together for the 12th annual MLK Jr. Day of Service. Children and adults sang as well as discussed how to make change in our city and beyond. They made scarves with loving tags tied onto each one that will be given to homeless women at Rachel's House. They decorated hamsa signs to be given to families with a loved one in Hospice and door signs to be given to the seniors at Seacrest Village in Encinitas. They made hundreds of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the homeless, and mitzvah bags that were filled to the top with wonderful supplies and snacks for those living on the streets. They helped clean up Hilltop Park, and helped feed the homeless with the San Diego non-profit Dreams for Change.
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HANNUKAH AT HOME
Two families opened their homes to Dor Hadash members and friends and celebrated Shabbat and Hanukkah December 15. Everyone ate well and had a great time!
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GESHER SCHOOL ISRAEL DAY CELEBRATION
(2017) PURIM CELEBRATION
ANNUAL HAMANTASHEN BAKE (2017)
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service 2017
The Dor Hadash community got together for the 11th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service. Adults gathered with the rabbi to discuss racial diversity and children learned about not sitting idly by. Everyone sang with Gesher School song leader Hilly Rubin. And everyone helped fill mitzvah bags to distribute to the homeless, filled cosmetic bags and purses to give to the women's shelter, and much more.
GESHER SHABBAT AND DREIDEL GAME
Children and parents gathered with Gesher School teachers for conversations about the words Nes Gadol Haya Sham, A Great Miracle Happened There. Each group discussed one word (miracles, greatness, history, there/here/locations). Their thoughts are illustrated on each side of the Dreidel.
PRIDE PARADE 2016
Purim Celebration 2016
HAMANTASHEN BAKE (2016)
SHABBAT SAN DIEGO CHALLAH BAKE (2016)
SIMHAT TORAH CELEBRATION—October 5, 2015
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Sukkot - October 2, 2015
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Gesher Students Learning About Sukkot
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Gesher School Opening Day - September 20, 2015
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Shabbat by the Bay - July 17, 2015
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Pride Parade July 18, 2015
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Harriette C. Schapiro Award for Outstanding Service
Bob Siegel (last year's recipient) presents Shari and John Ciancio with this year's Harriette C. Schapiro Award for Outstanding Service at this year's annual meeting.
Celebrating Yom Ha'atzmaut
Gesher School students visited Israel in celebration of Yom Ha'atzmaut. They stopped by a Shuk in Tel Aviv and bought items with their Gesher shekels, visited the Dead Sea (where they felt real Dead Sea mud), went to the Kotel (Western Wall) in Jerusalem where they wrote prayers and put them in the Wall, ran around an obstacle course, made blue and white jewelry, and decorated a large Israeli flag. Mindy's Daled/Hey class helped host the morning by preparing the Kotel, creating a presentation about Southern Israel and providing brochures and posters of Northern Israel, Tel Aviv, and Haifa.
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PURIM 2015
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