
"Through A Jewish Lens" - 7th Grade Project
Read more about the students' reflections here.
Intergenerational Torah Study
A Religious School program targeted at pre-Bar/Bat Mitzvah students who are assisted in their studies by older teens, parents and older congregants. Held on Sundays, all are welcome to participate. First we meet with Rabbi Pein to be briefed on the Torah portion to be discussed with the students; we then break into small groups to plan our study, and thereafter spend about 40 minutes with our assigned students.
Attention Parents of College Students
Please call Jo Ann, Marcie's Assistant, and give her your child's college
address. Our Religious School Committee will again be sending holiday care
packages to our college friends.
Our Kindergarten is Blooming
Do you have a kindergarten age child or grandchild who would like to begin
Jewish learning and celebrating? Our temple has a unique Kindergarten
program that meets 7 times a year on Sunday mornings at 9:00 to learn about
the Jewish holidays. Congregant and non-member children are welcome. Our
first class will take place on Sunday, September 21st. The dates this year
will be: Sundays, October 19th, December 21st, February 8th, March 8th,
March 29th and April 19th. For more information, please contact Marcie at
967-4382 ext. 15.
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Interfaith Families Group
With no set agenda, Outreach is an ongoing Interfaith couples group that meets monthly on Sunday from 11:30 - 12:45 PM to discuss specific issues which individual members bring to the meeting. It is a creative dialogue in a warm, lively, supportive environment led by Linda Caigan, ACSW. Call Linda and she will be happy to answer any questions you may have, 834-6664. The next outreach meeting will be Sunday May 4th.
Would you like to learn to read Hebrew?
Do you want to improve your Hebrew reading skills? Classes for adults at
all levels of Hebrew ability will begin Sunday, October 19th at 11:30 AM.
If interested call Marcie at 914-967-4382 ext. 15.
Project Re-Imagine - What is it?
Our temple community is now participating in an exciting journey whose
purpose is to examine our current educational program and "re-imagine it"
based on the needs and interests of our entire congregation. For the next
eighteen months a task force of congregants representing all demographic
groups will be looking at the history and culture of our temple and then
learning about different models of educational programming taking place in
synagogues throughout the United States. Our journey which is funded by a
grant from the UJA/Federation has as its goal the creation of a new vision
of temple programming focusing on all aspects of one's life from the cradle
to the grave! As our task force progresses, we will keep the congregation
informed. We hope that you will be as excited about this journey as we are!
Project Re-Imagine Leadership Team:
Bruce Nathanson and Tim Lindon Chairmen.
What is Next Step?
A group of men, over 55, meeting to share and discuss issues that occur
during their post-work life, be it health, family, career, or attitude.
Join us for coffee, doughnuts and discussion. Watch the mail for details.
Temple Book Club
The Temple Book Club meets once a month on a Thursday in the library.
Coffee and cake is served, along with discussion, observation, and a chance
to express ideas with others. The next book club will meet Thursday,
September 25th at 10:30 a.m. The book is Lemon Tree by Sandy Tolan. The
October group will meet Thursday, October 16th and the book is Exile by
Richard Nord Patterson; the November meeting, Thursday, November 20th and
the book, A Pigeon and The Boy by Meyer Shalev; the December group meets
Thursday, December 18th and the book, Septembers of Shiraz. NEW MEMBERS
ALWAYS WELCOME. Two copies will be available in the Library.
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