Lev Eisha--A joyous community of Jewish women engaged in prayer, study and spiritual growth

Have a Heart When You Park

As you may have noticed, our new home at Vista Del Mar has plenty of parking… but it is scattered around, not concentrated in one place. Also, we need to be mindful of Lev Eisha congregants with special needs. Specifically:

• Please refrain from parking at the curb directly in front of the entrance to the sanctuary. We need to provide access by those using wheelchairs, walkers, and other devices.
• Please reserve the spaces across from the sanctuary for drivers whose cars show handicapped parking decals or signs. Try to leave extra space between cars for easier access by those with wheelchairs. Although VDM does not currently show these spaces with the traditional blue stripes, we plan to mark them with cones and signs for easy identification.
• Labels on parking spaces indicating "reserved" apply only during the week. You are free to park in those spaces… except as noted above.
• Many thanks to congregants who offer "shuttle" rides to others who may have parked farther away from the sanctuary. This is yet another way to prove that we are a caring community.

Directions to Vista Del Mar

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From the north, south or west

Take the #405 freeway north or south to the #10 freeway eastbound. Exit the #10 at National Blvd./Overland Ave. Turn left; you will be on National. Continue downhill, and follow National as it veers left. Turn left onto Motor Ave. As soon as you pass under the freeway, look for the entrance to Vista Del Mar on your right. If you get to Manning Ave, you have gone too far. Look for signs directing you to Lev Eisha.

From the east

Take the #10 freeway westbound to National Blvd. Merge onto Manning Ave. At the first signal, turn left onto Motor Ave. Look for the entrance to Vista Del Mar on your left. Look for signs directing you to Lev Eisha.

Reminder

Vista Del Mar is a very large facility. You can park anywhere except where restrictions might be posted. However, as would be true anywhere, we recommend that you lock your car and do not leave any valuables in plain sight.

The service is a modern interpretation of the Shabbat morning service, filled with music, dancing and sharing, especially designed to meet the needs of women, under the leadership of Rabbi Toba August and cantorial singer Cindy Paley. We usually meet on the first Saturday of the month (see calender below). Please check for any changes in schedule.

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 November 7             Breakfast & Brucha 8:30 a.m.
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 December 5             Shabbat Service 9:30 a.m.
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 February 6             Shabbat Service 9:30 a.m.
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