Upcoming Events

Shabbat Shalom: שַׁבָּ֖ת שָׁלֽוֹם

January 24, 2026 | 6th of Sh'vat, 5786 | ו׳ בִּשְׁבָט תשפ״ו

Parasha for This Week: Bo

EXODUS 10:1-13:16 TORAH
JEREMIAH 46:13-28 PROPHETS
JOHN 19:31-37 GOSPEL

Parasha for next week: Beshalach

EXODUS 13:17-17:16 TORAH
JUDGES 4:4-5:31 PROPHETS
MATTHEW 14:22-33 GOSPEL

Today: New Members & Members Meeting

We are having a class for potential new members and refresher for current members. If you are interested, there is a sign-up sheet on the literature table in the foyer. This will consist of two classes, one on Shabbat, January 17 and the second one the following Shabbat, January 24, at 1:30 pm in the library. Ulises will teach the class in Spanish in the sanctuary. Or HaOlam members can be age 13 and older. If you want to participate but have a conflict, please talk to the Rabbis

TeeRosh תרש

Teerosh is a Hebrew acronym for prayer, dance and song. Please join us for Teerosh next Tuesday, 7 pm, here at the shul or via Zoom.

Financial Peace University

It’s time to stop worrying about money! The nine-lesson Financial Peace University (FPU) course is the proven plan to help you keep a budget, beat debt, and build wealth! Dave Ramsey and his team of financial experts teach every lesson with biblical wisdom, and you’ll get support and encouragement along the way. FPU includes your workbook, a lifetime membership of Financial Peace University, and an online toolkit to support your journey. Sign up here..

69 Express Disruptions

If you drive US 69 Highway in Kansas to get to Or HaOlam, you may not have to pay extra. Southbound drivers are “free” because the upcoming express lanes only go to the 103rd St. exit – not as far north as the 95th St. exit. Northbound drivers – you will only pay a toll if you choose to use the new designated express lanes. More Info.

Help With the JCC Maccabi Games

From August 2–7, 2026, Kansas City will host the JCC Maccabi Games, an Olympic-style competition that will bring together nearly 1,000 Jewish teens, ages 13–17, from around the world. These athletes will not only compete in sports, but also celebrate Jewish values, identity, leadership, service, and culture. The Games create deep connections, a strong sense of belonging and lifelong friendships. Click on these links to Learn More or Get Involved.