In keeping with the biblical dietary commandments, our Oneg / lunch and holy day gatherings will always be “kosher” in obedience to ADONAI. Kosher means “suitable” and refers to the list of foods that are acceptable as food in Lev. 11 & Deut. 14. This specifically excludes pork & shellfish among other foods. Please look carefully at the ingredients of the items you use to make things to bring. For example: Jello brand uses gelatin from pork. However, we aren’t strict about mixing dairy and meat as Rabbinic Kosher laws require.
If you plan on staying for Oneg, please bring a pre-prepared dish, enough for your family and some to share. Sandwiches, salads, Crockpots and dessert are great for this. We eat after service, the food is all put out and Kiddush is said. We need everyone’s help with clean-up so we may begin the Bible Study hour on time.
Come and join us for great food and fellowship.
Congregation Tree of Life 