Congregation Shomrei Torah Santa Rosa

We're officially LIVE in Tucson, AZ! 🌵 So great to see everyone this week. What are you enjoying most so far: networking, educational sessions, the sunny location, or reconnecting with peers? If you couldn't make it, what topic are you most interested in hearing about? Comment below!
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Press Democrat article introducing our new rabbi—join us in giving him a warm welcome to our community!

In polarized times, new rabbi fosters dialogue at Sonoma County’s largest synagogue Rabbi Jeremy Morrison wants to create “a space where we can talk through our differences without screaming at each other.”

Exciting news for our community!

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If you are a CST member who is worried and concerned about what you can do to help our immigrant friends and neighbors during this time of political crisis, please join us for this informative program on Sunday, March 30 from 2-4 PM. Our guest speaker is Richard Coshnear, attorney and Legal Director of Vidas (Vital Immigrant Defense Advocacy and Services). He has practiced immigration law before the Immigration Courts, Board of Immigration Appeals, and the Federal district and circuit courts for 22 years.

Mr. Coshnear will discuss what we can do as individuals and as a congregation to legally resist ICE and assist our undocumented friends and workers. He will also speak on the topic of sanctuary, what it means and what it entails. He will be presenting information on the current immigration situation, what the federal immigration law specifies as to our rights and responsibilities and how that applies to us in Sonoma County. Find out how California is different from other states as to cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as well as how local law enforcement is dealing with our undocumented population.

There will be ample time for questions and answers. There is no charge to attend but you must pre-register. https://www.cstsr.org/event/immigrantsrightsworkshop

We are stronger and safer when we work together as a community.

A Wicked Wicked Spiel is coming to Shomrei Torah on Thursday, March 13th at 7 PM. Get ready to experience this untold story that will leave you spellbound. You'll soar on a magical ride of wonder and empowerment. Come in costume and be ready to have a wicked good time. Register here: https://www.cstsr.org/event/purim-2025