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We are pleased to announce OVS has entered into an exciting community partnership with Izzun Books in the creation of a new Sephardi Siddur. The new Siddur, titled Siddur Massorti Volume 2, for Shabbat and Festivals, will be released this coming Fall. We have been using Volume I, their weekday prayerbook, since we restarted Sunday morning Shacharit services this past fall, and look forward to expanding use of the Siddur to our Friday night service as that section of Volume 2 becomes available in the coming months. 

Please click here for the full press release from Izzun Books, and click here to see FAQs for details on what this partnership means for OVS.

If you have any questions, please contact Rabbi Hearshen at 404-633-1737 or  rabbi.hearshen@orveshalom.org.

In her New York Times article on Monday, November 26, 2018, Joan Nathan highlights OVS Sisterhood's long-standing tradition of Bureka Tuesdays. Join us for our annual Hanukkah Bazaar and try a Bureka for yourself. 

We are happy to announce that the OVS History Committee has concluded its two-year project of identifying, on an Atlanta city map, early OVS members’ residences and businesses located on Atlanta’s Southside. To learn more and find out how to purchase a copy of the map, click here.

You are invited to examine the map reproduced on glossy photographic paper and the accompanying booklet.