Houston Congregation for Reform Judaism

Member Login
  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • Get To Know Us
    • HCRJ Photo Gallery
    • Our Rabbi
    • Our Staff
    • Our Board Of Trustees
  • Worship with us
    • High Holy Days
    • Shabbat Services
    • Special Shabbats
    • Havdalah
  • Connect with Us
    • Contact HCRJ
    • Find Us
    • Media
    • Video Library
    • Connect with Our Friends
  • Learning
    • Religious School
      • Philosophy
      • Registration
      • Calendar
      • Special Programs
      • Pictures
    • Youth Learning
      • HOUSTY
      • URJ Greene Family Camp
      • Prayer Library
    • Adult Learning
      • Jews around the World
      • Film Screenings
      • Book Discussions
      • Jewish/Muslim Christmas
      • Watercolor Classes
  • Social
    • Groups
      • Social Action
      • Senior Chai
      • Boomers and Friends
    • Events
      • Bingo
      • Mah Jongg Game Day
      • New and Prospective Member Shabbat
      • HCRJ Open Golf Tournament
      • Cars, Coffee & Conversation
      • Bark Mitzvah
      • HCRJ at the Astros
  • Calendar/Events
  • Membership

November 6, 2019

November 6, 2019 by HCRJ Web Admin

Dear Friends,
This weekend collective memory will play a central role in our hearts as Americans and as Jews. As Americans, we will observe Veterans Day, a national holiday set aside for the remembrance and honor for our military and their families. As Jews, we will solemnly observe the 81st Anniversary of Kristallnact, “The Night of Broken Glass”, a moment in the history of our people that marked the beginning of the Holocaust. Each of these observances somberly help us recognize that honoring the past can help us in shaping human destiny.
This Friday night, as part of our Shabbat worship together, we will devote time for sacred remembrance and collectively reflect on how these two events in history have shaped our understanding of the human responsibility for the future. Through music, meditation and message, we will consider our freedoms and celebrate the fact that we live in a nation were tolerance and understanding sit at the foundation of our democracy.
L’Shalom – Steve

Filed Under: Weekly Reflections

Rabbi’s Message Categories

  • Weekly Reflections
  • Bulletin Messages
  • Sermons
  • Religious School
  • Events
  • Bulletins
  • Find Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us
  • Membership
  • Member Login

801 Bering Drive | Houston, Texas 77057 | Phone: 713-782-4162| Fax: 713-782-4167| hcrj@hcrj.org

Copyright © 2025 Houston Congregation for Reform Judaism All Rights Reserved

Website Development by Levy Marketing Group