Kashrut

      A synagogue’s purpose is the transmission of Judaism.  Since one of the central aspects of Jewish law is kashruth (keeping kosher), the synagogue kitchen is not just a place where things must be done according to law.  It is also, in a real sense, a classroom, where people who may not know much about these matters can learn and, hopefully, be inspired to inculcate these practices in their own lives.      Sometimes we will be consciously more strict than we might need to be in order to educate, or keep things clear and defined for those who may just be learning.      Conservative Judaism is insistent on keeping and conserving our traditions and our way of life.  Thank you for your respect and your interest.                                                                                                    Rabbi Scolnic      It is the policy of this congregation to maintain kashrut in its kitchen, building, and grounds and at…