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Advanced registration is requested for in person attendance to ensure we have enough food. Click here to register.
 
Click here to join Zoom services for Erev Sukkot services.

Click here to join Hoshana Rabbah, Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Torah Services.

Passcode for both Zoom links: Bureka1914

Click here for our Sukkot Prayer Book.

Per last week’s updated CDC Guidance, and the advice of our Medical Committee, anyone 2 years old and older will be required to wear a facemask covering one’s mouth and nose while indoors, regardless of vaccination status. At this time, we are also suspending all indoor dining. We will be eating all meals outside as long as the weather permits. These changes are effective immediately. 
 
We are already hard at work on re-envisioning our upcoming calendar to facilitate this change in policy. As we will no longer be allowed to eat indoors at OVS, the High Holiday Mitzvot Auction, scheduled for August 15, will be held outdoors. 
 
While we recognize that this was not the direction we wish we had to go in; we also must accept that with the COVID-19 Delta variant continuing to spread, we must take these steps to protect our members, guests, and staff. We appreciate your cooperation, and we’ll continue to review this policy as developments warrant. Policy updates will be sent via email and posted on our website as we approach the High Holidays.
 
B’shalom,

Rabbi Hearshen                           Adam Kofinas                                Semon Akbashev
                                                       Executive Director                        President

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In her New York Times article on Monday, November 26, Joan Nathan highlights OVS Sisterhood's long-standing tradition of Bureka Tuesdays. Join us this upcoming Sunday 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.