Happy Veterans Day from all of us at Mount Sinai. We thank all of the brave men and women who have served our nation. We will be providing flags at the front gates of our parks today for all of those who wish to honor their loved ones.

Looking to embrace the autumn spirit this Shabbat? Try making these delicious pull-apart pumpkin challah rolls the whole family will enjoy. Read the full recipe below. buff.ly/2Ig9Gq8

As we prepare to close this week and enter Shabbat, we are reminded how grateful we are for our community bonded by tradition. We wish you all a peaceful and blessed Shabbat. Los Angeles Candle Lighting Times: Shabbat begins: 4:50pm PST Havdalah: 5:49pm PST

Welcome to Generations: Mount Sinai’s new newsletter. The Mount Sinai family is excited to connect with our community through this publication and look forward to sharing news, views and highlights with you all. Read the November issue here: buff.ly/3kwxdAe

Some wise words from the Talmud as we continue our week. #TalmudTuesday

We mourn the loss of Rav Dovid Feinstein zt”l who served as the rosh yeshiva of Mesivta Tiferes Jerusalem in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. His Torah leadership, profound Halachic wisdom, and warmth will be missed. May his memory be a blessing. buff.ly/36FsDLs

At Mount Sinai, we are dedicated to serving the entire Jewish community from all backgrounds and observances. In that spirit, we invite our community to learn more about our peaceful parks and properties available, including the serene Gardens of The Heritage, pictured here.

As always, we invite you to join us in our candle lighting ceremony this Shabbat. (Pictured: Joely Tov) Los Angeles Candle Lighting Times: Shabbat begins: 4:29pm PST Havdalah: 5:26pm PST

Mount Sinai is here for you and those you love whether you choose one of our Parks or another. We are committed to providing accessible mortuary services, funeral services and guiding families in times of need.

Ever wonder why the simple pine casket is required among those that follow traditional Jewish burial in the United States? Read the article below to learn the reasoning behind this tradition. chabad.org/library/articl…

The Hebrew term for gratitude is hakarat hatov, which means, literally, “recognizing the good.” Practicing gratitude means recognizing the good that is already yours. What are you grateful for?

Challah, Shabbat’s symbolic bread became the beloved rich and eggy braided loaf that’s baked and enjoyed by millions, worldwide. How did Jewish migration affect it? buff.ly/3kU6IoG Los Angeles Candle Lighting Times: Shabbat begins: 4:27pm PST Havdalah: 5:25pm PST

Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday, and we encourage our community to donate to Hatzolah of LA. Your contributions will be used to purchase lifesaving equipment for Hatzolah’s emergency medical responders to continue serving Los Angeles. To donate today, visit hatzolahofla.org/donate.

Today is Giving Tuesday, and we’re proud to partner with Hatzolah of LA, a Jewish organization of emergency medical responders. Every contribution will be used to purchase lifesaving equipment so they can continue their services. To make a donation, go to hatzolahofla.org/donate.

It’s not too late to donate for Giving Tuesday! Mount Sinai is partnering with Hatzolah of LA, and we encourage you to donate to this important Jewish organization of emergency medical responders. Learn more and donate today at hatzolahofla.org/donate.

Mount Sinai is excited to introduce our newly developed Gardens of Rebekah at our Simi Valley location. There are various selections of property types, scenery, and walkways providing accessibility throughout. Message us to learn more or visit mountsinaiparks.org.

Looking for a new dish to cook for Shabbat dinner? Try this delicious chicken with dried fruit recipe. Shabbat Shalom! myjewishlearning.com/the-nosher/sha… Los Angeles Candle Lighting Times: Shabbat begins: 4:26pm PST Havdalah: 5:25pm PST

Yom HaZikaron is a day dedicated to Remembering the Fallen Soldiers of Israel and the Victims of Terrorism. We remember them today and every day. Pictured here is Adoram Shen, Advance Planning Advisor during his service in the Israeli Defense Force.

This is the 73rd year of Yom Haatzmaut, Israel’s Independence Day. The proximity to Yom HaZikaron is intended to remind people of the heavy price paid for independence. Today marks the celebration of the renewal of the Jewish state in the Land of Israel.

We are proud to introduce Jaime Offenberger and Jorge Dorenbaum to the community. We welcome them to the Advance Planning team and are grateful to be working with such wonderful people who are dedicated to serving the community