The westernmost member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
Our Services
original artwork by Laura Seward Margulies
Shabbat and festival services are usually held at the First Unitarian Church of Honolulu, 2500 Pali Highway. Torah study begins at 9 a.m. Saturdays, and Shabbat services are held 9:50 a.m. to about noon. An oneg (light lunch) and social hour follow services. Babysitting is always available during services. Havdalah, special events and programs are sometimes held at the homes of members.
For more information, please call the office at (808) 595-3678.
Our Mission
original artwork by Laura Seward Margulies
About Sof
Sof Ma’arav is dedicated to observing and preserving the religious and cultural heritage of Judaism.
We are a lay-led, Conservative, egalitarian congregation affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. We are committed to enriching our children and congregants with the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of our faith and Israel.
| Officers:
President: Sandra Armstrong Vice President: Morris Rabinko Treasurer: Robert Littman Recording Secretary: Kate Lingley Corresponding Secretary: Donald Armstrong |
Collective Beit Din:
Ken Aronowitz, Gregg Kinkley Robert Littman, Dina Yoshimi
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| Board Members:
Morris Rabinko: Memory Book & Yahrzeit Gregg Kinkley: Ritual Chair, Talmud Chair Daniel Lev: Gabbai Chair Bernice Littman: President Emerita David and Beah Haymer: Drash Chairs Dina Yoshimi: Adult Torah Chair Sid Goldstein: Communications & PR Chair Jaclyn Van Natta and Ariel Haar: Welcome Chairs Chris Gerson: Oneg Chair |
Committee Chairpersons:
Ken Aronowitz: Ritual Advisor Carolann Biederman: Book Club Chair Kay Lorraine: Family Promise Chair Donald Armstrong: Facilities, Security, Strategic Planning Chris Gerson: Bikkur Cholim Josh Michaels: Jewy Hui / Young Adult Chair Robert Littman: Beit Din & Cemetery Chair Charlotte White: L-K Library Chair |
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