May 19, 2012   27 Iyyar 5772

Synagogue of the Hills - Rapid City, South Dakota
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Welcome to
Synagogue of the Hills!

  We are a small congregation in western South Dakota.  We are located at 417 North 40th Street in Rapid City.  We welcome you to visit our website and to visit our congregation!

BI-WEEKLY SERVICE SCHEDULE  
June 2012
06/01 -  Shabbat Services
06/08 -  Shabbat Services
06/15 -  Shabbat Services
06/22 -  Shabbat Services
06/29 -  Shabbat Services
July 2012
07/06 -  Shabbat Services
07/13 -  Shabbat Services
If You are a Rabbi or a Cantor Visiting the Area Please Contact Us  

We welcome all visitors to our congregation. Having visitors to our Synagogue is a special benefit of our location in a tourist destination. Our Shabbat services are held bi-weekly on Friday evening at 7:30 PM. Most of the year our services are lead by lay leaders. If you are a Rabbi or a Cantor who is planning to visit the area it would be helpful if you would contact us when you are making your plans. It would be wonderful if you are interested in leading services or assisting our lay leader during your visit. After plans have been made our congregants will be notified. You may contact our Administrator by sending an email to bhshul1@gmail.com or calling 605-348-0805.

We look forward to meeting you!

 
URJ Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute Camp  

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Sofer Neil Yerman Visited Our Congregation  
Sofer Neil Yerman with Congregants

 

 

 

A WEEKEND OF TORAH

Ann Haber Stanton

April 27, 2010

If you were fortunate enough to spend all or part of the weekend of April 23 with Sofer Neil Yerman at the Synagogue of the Hills, you had an extraordinary experience, one you aren’t likely to ever forget.

Touching off the process of bringing Sofer Yerman from New York City was recognizing that our two Torahs needed attention. When a Torah shows signs of deterioration, when its letters flake off,  or its parchment has tears, or when some environmental stress such as humidity or dust causes blurring of the words, a synagogue must call for professional help to restore, or “kosher,” it. This vital task must be done with great skill and care, and can be a very expensive assignment.  (please click here to access entire article)
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