Join Ahavath Achim to celebrate Tu B'Shevat for some time in nature followed by a traditional Sephardic frutikas seder, a custom of the Ladino-speaking Ottoman Jews.
The first part of this event will be led by Rabbi Elihu Gevirtz, a botanist and wildlife biologist who studies native plants, animals, wetlands, grasslands, and other habitats, and designs and implements habitat restoration projects.
The first part of this event will be led by Rabbi Elihu Gevirtz, a botanist and wildlife biologist who studies native plants, animals, wetlands, grasslands, and other habitats, and designs and implements habitat restoration projects.
Inner peace and oneness with nature not guaranteed, but likely to increase.