Jewish Bearcat of the Week
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Hamantashen Bake
Monday, Feb. 23, 2026 - 7:45 pm
Come bake delicious holiday cookies and take some
home with you.
Some of the Hamantashen will be delivered
to residents in nursing homes and patients in
hospitals.
More Info »Pre-Purim Yom Iyun
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026 - 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Enjoy exploration of Purim themes, game, dinner and Purim treats.
6:30 - 7:00pm - dinner
7:00-8:00pm - Yom Iyun
Text Yom Iyun to RSVP
Miracle Shabbat: A Family is Born
Friday, Feb. 27, 2026 - 6:00 pm
Stacey '00 and Stu "00 Mayer had anything but a straight and easy path towards parenting. Listen to the moving story of faith and resilience that led to their family's miraculous birth.
Plus special after-dinner Oneg led by Stu ( founding member of Kaskeset and renowned baal tefillah).
Purim Carnival with AEPHI
Monday, Mar. 2, 2026 - 8:00 pm
Aloha! Get ready for a tropical twist!
Aloha Purim: Hawaiian Luau Carnival!
Monday, March 2nd at 8:00 PM Mandela Room
A full Hawaiian Luau featuring poke bowls, carnival games, a mechanical surfboard, and unlimited hamantashen and more!
Come dressed to impress for the costume contest!
RSVP
By 2/25: $8
By 2/27: $10
By 3/1: $12
Secure your spot now at tinyurl.com/purimcarnival26
More Info »
Feast like a Queen or King!
Early bird price with reservations made by 2/25!
Brisket • Meat Pizza • Hotdogs • Fabulous sides • Ice Cream Bar
Mocktails and Open Bar for 21+ with ID
Music, Dancing, and off the charts Purim Ruach.
$10 pre-reserved, $15 after 2/26
Made possible with the generous sponsorship of the Schreiber family in loving memory of Yaakov Yisroel Topper Z"L, son of R' Aharon Yosef Hakohen
Register at www.jewishBU.com/PurimFeast
Ladies Talent Night
Sunday, Mar. 8, 2026 - 6:00 pm
If you sing, dance, write poetry or prose, act, play an instrument, paint, do photography, sculptures, ceramics or any other type of craft WE WANT YOU to share your talents with us all at our annual Ladies' Talent Night And if you are not performing
or displaying arts or crafts, WE WANT YOU TOO! Enjoy a great show, fabulous fun like only girls can have together, and a delicious dinner of soups, salads, topping and mouth watering desserts. If you would like to perform or display art or crafts, please contact Eiden Weinberg or Rivky Slonim.
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SOUL COFFEE
Rabbi Tzvi Freeman
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What is a leaf? A leaf is infinity compressed within a finite creation.
It is infinite because its very existence is an act of a Creator who knows no bounds, who can extrude an endless number of leaves in endless variety out of the nothingness.
It is boundless in design, containing a wisdom that may be studied for endless lifetimes and yet never depleted.
It is boundless in form, for there is nothing about it that can ever be measured and stored with perfect accuracy, nothing of its future that can be predicted with precision.
And it lies within a context that is boundless, the boundless destiny of all creation: that the Unknowable should be made known from its hiding place within a single leaf.
Maamar Kimei Tzeit’cha 5712.
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