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• The safety and health of our Ohev Shalom family is our highest priority. With the recent dramatic spike in COVID-19 cases, driven by the Delta variant, the CDC has recommended that fully vaccinated people wear a facemask in public indoor settings in areas of substantial or high transmission. This includes the State of Florida. 
   
  Beginning July 28, 2021, facemasks will be required for all congregants and visitors entering the synagogue.  We will remain open for kiddush luncheon, and facemasks may be removed when seated at a table for meals.
   
  Although we are disappointed that a reversal in our facemask policy is necessary, we know you share our commitment to the welfare of our staff, clergy and congregants. 
• Respect the different comfort levels of fellow congregants. Some may be fine chatting but without physical contact. Others are good with an elbow or fist-bump, while some are ready for a hug. It is okay to ask!
• Practice good hygiene by washing hands regularly or using hand sanitizer. Sanitizer dispensers are available in the lobby and sanctuary, including a touchless automatic dispenser in the lobby.
• The Play & Pray Room at the back of the sanctuary is available for single-family use by reservation or, if not reserved, on a first come, first-served basis.
• Some rows in the sanctuary will remain closed for social distancing as indicated by gold ropes.

Join services online at:

Facebook Live at https://facebook.com/ohevshalomorlando

Livestream at https://livestream.com/ohevshalom

Download a PDF of the service (Siddur Lev Shalem) and the Torah and Haftarah (Etz Hayim)  readings each week HERE

We hope to see in-person or online soon - Shabbat Shalom!