This December we hosted a Paint Night, celebrated a few Simchot, invited multiple guest speakers, and listened to great classes. An especially fun event was the Paint Night, hosted in cooperation with RAJE and the Shtieble. Wine, cheese, delicious desserts, and sushi were served. 41 people attended. We thank everyone for coming and hope to conduct more of such events in the future. During the Gorsky Wednesday classes, we studied the lives of Rabbi Dovid Davidov of Yevlakh and Rabbi Shomoil ben Hizgil from the village of Pyandzhi, as well as the topic of “Shovavim” –  controlling sexual energy within us. Delicious Gorsky food...

In November we covered engaging topics during the Gorsky Wednesday classes, enjoyed breakfast and Divrei Torah together, and celebrated Chanukkah with five other Synagogues. ___________________________ We are happy to announce that, with tremendous gratitude to Hashem, we are planning to expand Beit Juhuro into the basement. The tenant below us moved out and we were presented with an unexpected and unique opportunity to take over the basement and extend our current size 2x. This will allow us to: • Social hall for Shori/Smachot events such as Bar Mitzvot, Brit Milot, Pidiyon ha Ben • have two programs/ events...

In October Beit Juhuro celebrated its Grand Opening with over 100 people in attendance. We also started our Gorsky Wednesday classes at the new location and listened to great classes by Rabbi Zitron. To read the full article about the Grand Opening event click here. During first Gorsky Wednesday meeting we put up mezuzot, learned about the 20th century Rabbi of Baku – Rabbi Sevgil Ruvinov, followed by a Torah class, and enjoyed delicious food and lechaims catered by the King Solomon restaurant.  We would like to thank Roma Yusufov, Fima Khananayev, and Moshe Sosunov for sponsoring the mezuzot! May their...

“Unless Hashem builds the house, those who build it labor in vain.” 127:1 Tehillim After seven years of success, running programs at three different locations, moving multiple times, searching for a permanent location, a mindblowing donation of $160,228.20, and eight months of renovations, we can finally say – we did it, the crazy dream has come true. Beit Juhuro celebrated its Grand Opening on October 27, 2021, with over 100 people in attendance. We had the honor to hear a speech from German Zakharyayev, head of the STEGMI who had supported us throughout our journey, as well...

Great Beginnings  We started the Holiday Season with a Sephardic Slichot and Melave Malka event, generously sponsored by the Abramov Family, L’iluy Nishmat their Father, Nathan Tolik Ben Yedidya, and their grandmother, Olga bat Isi at our new location. It was amazing to do Kaparot and Hatarim Nedarim (annulation of vows) together, learn about Yom Kippur with Rabbi Zitron (recording below), and celebrate Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, and Simchat Torah with our Community. We thank everyone for joining and hope to celebrate many more holidays at Beit Juhuro! Beit Juhuro would like to thank the following...