Parshat Bo
01/30/2025 04:28:18 PM
Rabbi Hearshen
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The Torah is intended to be relevant and current in every generation. Each time we sit down and learn תורה we’re supposed to be able to see new things. It’s incredible that we can find meaning in the תורה for today in the words given thousands of years ago.
The focus of the Jewish world since October 7th has been laser focused on the plight of the Jewish State and the hostages. We’ve spent so much time and energy...Read more...
Parshat VaEra
01/23/2025 04:11:16 PM
Rabbi Hearshen
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Can two truths be held at the same time? Can snow be good and bad? Can heat be welcomed and oppressive? The answer is yes to all of these. Snow can be fun to play in and beautiful to look at, while being dangerous for drivers and inconvenient for businesses. Heat can be an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and go swimming while also being physically draining on people. It’s all a matter of perspective. How one looks at something comes from...Read more...
Parshat Shemot
01/16/2025 03:22:41 PM
Rabbi Hearshen
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The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a giant in Atlanta and in the entire United States. That might be one of the greatest understatements of all time but it’s worth stating. One of the core things that made him who he was as a civil rights activist and a social justice fighter, was how he saw civil rights in terms of religion and the Bible. One might have thought a Christian minister would have looked to the Christian Bible to find...Read more...
December 19, 2024
12/19/2024 01:48:29 PM
Rabbi Hearshen
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On Yom Kippur I spoke about exciting work we’re doing here at OVS in the form of our Reimagining Team. The purpose of this new group is to look for new and innovative ways to approach our work as an organization and a community. This is why we adopted the name of the Reimagining Team. We feel we must be willing to rethink how we do things and what we’re trying to achieve. We must value accountability and will...Read more...
Parshat VaYishlach
12/12/2024 01:19:48 PM
Rabbi Hearshen
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Have you ever run away from something? Have you ever hidden something? Perhaps you’ve looked the other way or denied something that was true? These are natural human instincts we each have. We often close our eyes and hide from things that are just too difficult to face. This isn’t because something is wrong with us. This isn’t because we’re guilty of having done something wrong. This is because, as humans, we live with many emotions...Read more...
Sat, February 1 2025
3 Shevat 5785
Building Blocks Sunday School
Prayer Services
Coming Soon at OVS
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Sunday ,
FebFebruary 2 , 2025
Sunday, Feb 2nd 11:30a to 1:00p
Join OVS & PJ Library to celebrate Tu B'Shvat - the birthday of the trees and participate in the national Daffodil Project. All ages welcome to plant daffodils, plant mint in a pot to take home, and make fruit salad to enjoy for snack. Sign up by January 27 and you’ll be entered to win an Amazon gift card. -
Thursday ,
FebFebruary 6 , 2025
Thursday, Feb 6th 7:00p to 8:30p
Join us for this 6 session Melton class taught by Rabbi Hearshen at OVS. -
Saturday ,
FebFebruary 8 , 2025
Shabbat, Feb 8th 10:30a to 11:30a
Join us for our new Kavanagh Minyan & Children's Services the second Saturday each month. Following these services, we'll join the group in the Sanctuary for Rabbi Hearshen's sermon followed by Kiddush lunch. It’s as easy as: Inviting your friends and family for Shabbat Dinner, Taking a few photos, Sharing the photos with OVS & One Table And... Receiving a stipend for each person at your dinner. -
Sunday ,
FebFebruary 9 , 2025
Sunday, Feb 9th 10:30a to 12:00p
Join us as we honor Mimi and Dan Maslia, recipients of the Israel Bonds Star of David Award. Keynote Speaker is Eli Sperling, Israel Institute Teaching Fellow at the University of Georgia, Department of International Affairs. Complimentary childcare available with advanced registration. -
Saturday ,
FebFebruary 15 , 2025
Motzei Shabbat, Feb 15th 8:00p to 10:00p
Join us for a fun night out at Midtown Bowl, 1936 Piedmont Circle NE, Atlanta, GA 30324. Cost includes shoe rental, light snacks and your first drink is on us. Ages 21-40. -
Sunday ,
FebFebruary 23 , 2025
Sunday, Feb 23rd 1:30p to 3:30p
Featuring Stayin' Alive Crew and honoring Nicole Feldman and Matty Perry Reception at 1:30 pm, Light Lunch and Program begin at 2:00 pm. $30 per person plus a donation of at least $36 per person.
Burekas & Biscochos
The Sephardic Cooks
My Preferences for Contact
Today's Calendar
Shacharit : 8:46am |
Mincha/Maariv : 5:10pm |
Havdalah : 6:44pm |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Bo
Shabbat, Feb 1 |
Candle Lighting
Shabbat, Feb 1, 5:50pm |
Havdalah
Motzei Shabbat, Feb 1, 6:44pm |
Tu B'Shvat
Thursday, Feb 13 |
OVS Feature Video
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