va-vak-hel, pe- koo-dei

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This week’s portion is a double portion called va-vak-hel (translated “and he gather”) pe- koo-dei (translated “Sum / Number”) (translated “and he gather”) is from Exodus 35:1 – 40-38. We finish the book of Exodus. (Click to listen) Let’s read from our Parsha: Exo 37:1 Bezalel made the ark of acacia wood. Two cubits and

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kee-teesa

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This week’s portion called kee-teesa (translated “when you take”) is from Exodus 30:11 – 34:35. (Click to listen) The portion discusses the census of the Israelites, the washbasin of the Tabernacle, the anointing oils for the priests and kings, the incense offering, and the Sabbath. The Torah then relates the story of the Golden Calf,

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Shoes 4 the Shoeless

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Many of you were present when Kris Horlacher came to share about Shoes 4 the Shoeless at the Feb. 16 CoM service. At that time, I announced that I would be putting a bin out each week through March to collect socks for this organization. After the service, Carey Northington approached me and said that

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tetz-a-veh

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This week’s portion called tetz-a-veh (translated “Command”) is from Exodus 27:20 – 30:10. (Click to listen) In last week’s Torah reading, Terumah, we read the details of the construction of the Tabernacle, the sanctuary in the desert. This week’s Parshah, Tetzaveh, we discover the special garments worn by the priests and high priest when serving

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