The High Holidays are quickly approaching and we're preparing to usher in a sweet New Year with our entire Temple Beth Shalom community. Get the latest information; service schedules & locations, forms, volunteer opportunities and more, on our High Holiday page and in our Special High Holiday edition of the Shalom Message available here . Get a head start on our High Holiday Tikkun Olam project and make your secure donation to the Capital Area Food Bank.
Selichot Movie (“The Quarrel” Montreal 1948), Discussion and Service: Saturday, September 4. Read more...
Sukkah, Sangria and Sisterhood, Thursday, Sept. 23 at 7:30 PM: Come and meet members and prospective members of the Sisterhood in a relaxing get together in the sukkah. Snacks, sangria and soft drinks will be served. Read more...
A Call for Your Help, A Special Need: Being a member of Temple Beth Shalom means being a part of a Caring Community and we are appealing to you to help with a very special situation. Igor Petreski, a 20 year old student from Macedonia had planned to do a work-study program in Austin. Days after arriving, he suffered a severe head injury and is rehabbing at St. David's. Please click to read the full story and to view volunteer opportunities.)
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September 2010
Food preparation
Shabbat Service
Shabbat Morning Service
Selichot Service and Havdallah
Labor Day Observance - Office Closed
Erev Rosh Hashanah Service & Post Service reception
Rosh Hashanah Service (See High Holy Day page for details)
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Exact time and location will be set as we get closer to event.
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by Ed Nickow Temple Chai, Long Grove, ILEv'ryone is there Standing before Adonai Covenant is made But it's not just them Future generations, too Will be bound to G-d...
by Rabbi Marla FeldmanDirector of Development, URJ Several months ago, I received a panicked email from our contact at the International Medical Corps, one of the URJ's grant recipients from...
by dcc I was recently asked by someone I very much respect to address "the" question. So I started to write the answer in a post...about five times without any luck....
by Arlene ChernowOutreach Specialist, Union for Reform Judaism Ah, the memories! The smells, the food, the cookies, the craft projects, the family decorating together, the company coming over to celebrate,...
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