Rabbi Lois Ruderman
Rabbi Ruderman comes to Perrineville Jewish Center after serving independent, egalitarian synagogues throughout New Jersey where she developed a range of fascinating programs that will lay the groundwork for exciting new offerings.
Rabbi Ruderman was ordained by the Academy for Jewish Religion in New York, a leading pluralistic seminary rich with tradition and contemporary dynamism. She calls herself a ‘singing rabbi’ and enjoys bringing to her congregants beautiful prayer music composed in recent years.
Rabbi Ruderman’s approach to the spirituality of worship is to impact the heart – to inspire, uplift the spirit, bring comfort and familiarity, all the while, enhancing a meaningful connection to a refreshed, modern Judaism.
Rabbi Ruderman has hands-on artistic talents which she uses to lead workshops on handcrafting Mezuzot cases and Tallitot. Perhaps you’ll also join her in paper-collage Torah study! Join us and Rabbi Ruderman for lively discussions around the Shabbat lunch table, for summertime “Shabbat Under the Stars” and for a host of Sunday afternoon programming!
Rabbi Emeritus Sheldon Schevelowitz
Rabbi Sheldon Schevelowitz was raised in Maspeth, New York and led the congregation at PJC from September 1989, retiring to Emeritus in June 2024. Rabbi Schevelowitz is a graduate of The Talmudical Academy Bet Aaron, receiving his rabbinical ordination in 1973. He also received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Bernard Baruch College, in addition to a Computer Technology Certificate of Study from New York University.
Rabbi Schevelowitz began his teaching career in 1969 as a Hebrew school teacher in Maspeth, NY. He spent several years living and working in Israel as well as several years in the Kosher Supervision field covering all of Long Island, New York. He has an extensive Chaplaincy background, was assistant Chaplain at the New York Hospital as well as the New Jersey Department of Corrections. He is certified to teach several behavioral and life skills courses by the State of New Jersey.
Mon, September 9 2024
6 Elul 5784
Shabbat Service Times
Friday Nights at 6:00 pm
On Site & On Zoom
Saturday Mornings at 9:30 am Onsite and On Zoom
Shabbat Times
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Ki Teitzei
Shabbat, Sep 14 |
Candle Lighting
Friday, Sep 13, 6:51pm |
Havdalah
Motzei Shabbat, Sep 14, 7:57pm |
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