Congregation Albert News Today

When my husband Dave died in April 2023, we had already made our funeral arrangements the previous year. I’m so glad we had. When it came time to finalize the arrangements, it was so much easier to complete, with less stress, given Dave’s unexpected death.Dave died on a Friday evening.

"It's not a war, it's a genocide. We're here to oppose that genocide. We're here to call for a cease-fire and put pressure on our elected officials," Malaya Peixinho said.

A former employee of Congregation Albert was found guilty by a jury Friday of eight felonies for stealing more than $600,000 from the Albuquerque synagogue from 2016 to 2019, court

A former bookkeeper and administrator at an Albuquerque synagogue was found guilty in a over half-million theft scheme.

The Albuquerque Death Cafe offers a relaxed, confidential and safe setting to discuss death, drink tea (or your favorite beverage) and eat delicious cake or cookies. We also provide options for those avoiding gluten and added sugar. For this event, taking place on Sunday, June 11 at 3:00 p.m., we

The funeral for my husband David Bleicher took place on May 3, 2023. His death was caused by multiple medical complications following prostate surgery. In three weeks, his health declined precipitously, with a heart attack, sepsis, cardiac arrest in the hospital, heart failure, and other medical challenges. I chose hospice

Since 2010, when my book A Good Goodbye: Funeral Planning for Those Who Don’t Plan to Die was published, I have been advocating for people to plan ahead for end-of-life issues. And I practice what I preach. My husband David Bleicher and I have written advance medical directives and discussed

"Hanukkah starts tonight. It's a holiday to be celebrated with joy, kindness and compassion," said Rabbi Celia Surget of Congregation Albert.

Tuesday night: Following the 2022 midterm elections, we convene public leaders from diverse backgrounds to discuss how we can have more constructive dialogue with people who may be dissimilar to us in an effort to advocate for unity over divisive rhetoric.

Astros manager Dusty Baker hopes matzah ball soup will give his team a playoffs boost