Eruv
"Eruv" refers to a fence—either real or symbolic—that surrounds a Jewish neighborhood, permitting carrying within its boundaries. The eruv chatzeirot operates so that all the residents treat the entire area as their home—it legally transforms a shared living area into a common one. The presence of a valid eruv enables people to carry or move virtually all items outdoors within its boundaries on Shabbat.
6/30/14c The Eruv has been extended along Rt 33 (including Bolton Rd.) and turns onto the north side of Partrick Rd. until it meets the noted boundary at Old Hill
Sun, January 17 2021
4 Shevat 5781
Temporary Schedule During the Coronavirus crisis
In light of the serious situation, Beit Chaverim's building is temporarily closed.
All classes, and special programs programs with the exception of religious services will held online until further notice.
We are conducting morning services every day as well as Kabbalat Shabbat outdoors, at various times and with certain precautions .
Please contact R' Wall if you are interested in attending.
We look forward to resuming our normal schedule as soon as we can do so.
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March 12, 2020
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