HAR-EL, MEMBER URJ, THE MODERN JEWISH EXPERIENCE

-A REFORM APPROACH. est. 2004

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47-535 Highway 74

Palm Desert, CA 92260

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106 Piazza Perrone

Palm Desert, CA 92260 

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Weekly Shabbat Services 5:00 PM

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and Cantor Joseph Gole

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11:00 AM Conducted by Rabbi Zionts

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February 22—Mishpatim 

March 29—Pekudei (Shabbat Ha-Chodesh)

April 5—Va-Yikra

April 12 Tzav—(Shabbat Ha-Gadol)

April 19—Intermediate Shabbat of Passover

April 26—Sh’mini

May 3—Tazria-Metzora

May 10—Acharei-Kedoshim

May 17—Emor

May 24—Behar-B’Chukkotai

May 31—B’Midbar

June 7—Naso

June 14—B’Ha’alot’cha

June 21—Sh’lach L’cha

June 28—Korach

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High Holy Day services offered streaming and live.
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