NA’AMAT USA’s Ivy Liebross Addresses Women’s Passover Celebration

Ivy Liebross, National Vice President of Leadership Development for NA’AMAT USA and past President of the organization’s San Fernando Valley Council, recently discussed the organization’s mission before a group of more than 200 women attending a “Women of Passover” celebration hosted by Valley Beth Shalom’s  N’Shama Minyan. The event was held on Saturday, April 16th at Valley Beth Shalom in Encino.

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Ivy Liebross (Photo credit: Susan Miller)

Acting in behalf of NA’AMAT USA’s national Speakers Bureau, Liebross, a Sherman Oaks resident, described NA’AMAT’s work to enhance the quality of life for women, children and families in Israel, the United States and around the world. She talked about the San Fernando Council, the many volunteer and social events its members participate in, and the fun they share. NA’AMAT USA is currently celebrating its 90th anniversary. Many congregants expressed an interest in membership.

Valley Beth Shalom’s N’Shama Minyan is a quarterly service conducted by and for women and designed to provide “a warm spiritual experience infused with music and joy.” It’s open to anyone and held on select Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. Rabbi Nina Bieber Feinstein leads the event with Cindy Paley Aboody as Cantorial Soloist.

The beautiful service led by Rabbi Feinstein included singing and stories about women heroes of the Passover story. Afterwards,  NA’AMAT members mingled with the congregants and passed out information about the organization. In attendance from NA’AMAT were Jane Blitz, Susan Brownstein, Talia Faye, Esther Friedberg, Susan Isaacs, Shelley Karpman, Bette Marinoff, Susan Miller, Stephanie Nyagard and Rene Peters.

THEY HAD LESS THAN ONE MINUTE TO FIND SAFETY.

YOU CAN HELP IN LESS THAN FIVE.

Staff and children huddle together in a safe room at a NA’AMAT daycare center. The daily air-raid sirens and ever-present threat of rocket attacks feed anxiety and insecurity that is profoundly disturbing for the children. Can you spare five minutes to help?

THEY HAD LESS THAN ONE MINUTE TO FIND SAFETY.

YOU CAN HELP IN LESS THAN FIVE.

Staff and children huddle together in a safe room at a NA’AMAT daycare center. The daily air-raid sirens and ever-present threat of rocket attacks feed anxiety and insecurity that is profoundly disturbing for the children. Can you spare five minutes to help?