Congregation Ohev Shalom (Maitland)

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In-Person Shabbat Services are back...

Broadcasts continue on Livestream, Facebook Live, and the Ohev Shalom website home page (see below)

* Masks or face coverings are required
* Social distancing of 6 feet (2 meters)
* Please follow all screening and safety precautions

Click HERE for a video walk-through of the COVID-19 precautions for in-person services

Click HERE for a video walk-through of how to take an Aliyah with COVID-19 precautions

Click HERE for Frequently Asked Questions on COVID-19 safety precautions at Ohev Shalom

If you are uncomfortable or uncertain about attending services,
please join us from home by watching online.
Those who are at elevated risk for COVID-19
should not attend in person.

Shabbat Shalom!

Virtual Shabbat

We’re with you, Candle-lighting to Havdalah!

Please join COS for virtual Shabbat services with Rabbi Howard Siegel, a candidate for our interim rabbi position, and Cantor Allan Robuck on Friday, April 16^th at 7:30pm.

There will be no in-person Services Tonight.

Please join us via Facebook Live HERE or using the Zoom link sent to your email.

Saturday, April 17th

9:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Services

with Rabbi Kay & Cantor Robuck

Also available via Livestream OR Facebook Live

9:00 PM - Virtual Havdalah

with Rabbi & Joanne Live from New Orleans!

Also available via Facebook Live

All the texts you need for Virtual Shabbat (Friday night blessings, Shabbat prayer book, Torah and Haftarah portions in Hebrew and English) can be found at: https://ohevshalom.org/virtualshabbat

Stay up-to-date by following us on Facebook, Instagram (OhevShalomOrlando), and Twitter (@ShalomOhev).

Hearing Loop Installed

Congregation Ohev Shalom has installed a Hearing Loop in the sanctuary, chapel, and ballrooms. This is to assist those with hearing loss hear more clearly during services. A Hearing Loop is an assistive listening system that transmits sound directly into one’s hearing aids or cochlear implants rather than depending on sound coming from the loudspeakers. To receive the Loop signal and hear more clearly, you will need to manually activate your T-coil or “telephone” setting on your hearing aid or cochlear implant. If you don’t know if you have a T-coil or whether yours is properly programmed, consult with your audiologist or hearing aid professional. If you don’t wear hearing aids, ask to use a Loop receiver to receive the sound.