|
|
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!
|
Aaron Benn returned from Israel on June 3. During the intermediate days of Pesach, the students hiked yam l'yam, from sea to sea (Yam Kinneret to the Mediterranean.) The final stretch they did on mountain bikes. They then spent a few days in Tel Aviv. While there, they visited Independence Hall, where Israel's Declaration of Independence was signed. 
|
Jacob Daniel Janklow was born December 16, 2007 to Daniel and Angela Janklow. He is the grandson of Art and Mary Janklow and brother to Abby Janklow. Jacob "celebrated" his brit milah at the synagogue surrounded by friends and family. Welcome to our newest member. More photos can be seen on the life cycle page. 
|
|
August 2008
September 2008
October 2008
|
 Tables set for the 2008 Passover Seder. Read about this Seder to Savor here.
RUTH HORWITZ A new leaf will soon adorn the Tree of Life in the sanctuary in gratitude and honor of Ruth Horwitz. Ruth, who now resides in Denver, recently observed a milestone birthday. Ruth and Nate Horwitz and their family were dedicated members, hard workers, and strong supporters of the Synagogue of the Hills for many years. A great-grandchild was recently named Nathalie Rose in memory of Nate. JERRY KLINGER Books for Israel is an ongoing project of the Synagogue of the Hills. This and many other Jewish charitable projects were organized by Jerry Klinger, Founder and CEO of the American Jewish Society for Historical Preservation (JASHP). JASHP identifies and promotes sites and programs of American Jewish historic interest. Be sure not to miss the 3 commemorative markers in Deadwood honoring the Jewish pioneers of the Black Hills Gold Rush. For more information about Jerry Klinger, the commemorative markers, JASHP, To Save a Life (TSAL), Books for Israel, and other organizations and projects, click here. ANN HABER STANTON Ann has been invited to present a talk next summer to a group of Jewish organizations in Sarasota, Florida. She will present a program about the American Jewish Pioneers of the Black Hills Gold Rush. To learn more about our Jewish pioneers, see the history of the Synagogue of the Hills, A Bissele About Us, at this web site. More historical information can be found here.
|
|
|
|