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march 5-6, 2010 |
shabbat KI TisA/Parah |
20 ADAR, 5770 |
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WEEKDAY MINYANMornings:* Sunday & Selected Holidays 8:30 AM Talmud class Sundays @ 7:45 AM. Torah Reading Days: 7:00 AM Other Days: 7:15 AM * Bagels served after
Shacharit. Evenings Sunday through Thursday: 5:30 PM through
3/18, then 5:45 PM through 4/8. |
SHABBAT & YOM TOV SERVICESFriday/Holiday Eves: 5:30 PM on 3/5, 5:45 PM on 3/12, then 6:45 on 3/19. Mornings: 9:00 AM Saturday Afternoons: Approximately 15 minutes before candle lighting of the previous evening (see “TILB Events” for exact time). Mincha is followed by a Seudah Shelishith. Ma’ariv is at the conclusion of Shabbat. |
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SHABBAT ACROSS AMERICA
SPONSORSHIP |
We would like to thank the following Shabbat Across America sponsors: Randee and Michael Busch, Debra and Stephen Gordon, Rebecca and Gary Kittrell, Alice Klein, Susan and Bruce Peckman, William Rosenblum, Marci and Lenny Ross, Marc Samuels, Sy Ulan, Fran and Gus Wurman and Anonymous. |
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KIDDUSH SPONSORSHIP |
Please join us this shabbat for a special dessert kiddush sponsored by Pamela and Steven Garfinkle in memory of Pamela’s sister, Faye Stark. |
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SEUDAH SHELISHITH |
Seudah Shelishith this Shabbat is sponsored by Marci and Lenny Ross in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Lenny’s father, Frederick Ross. |
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TILB EVENTS |
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EVENT (See below for more details) |
LOCATION |
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Fri. 3/5 |
5:32 PM |
Candle Lighting – Shabbat Ki Tisa/Parah |
Home |
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Fri. 3/5 |
6:30 PM |
Shabbat
Across America dinner. Please
note: Kabbalat Shabbat services will be at 5:30 PM in the Beth Midrash. |
Komanoff Ballroom |
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Sat. 3/6
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After Morning Services |
Kiddush sponsored by Pamela and Steven Garfinkle
in memory of Pamela’s sister, Faye Stark. |
Stein Social Hall |
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Sat. 3/6
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5:15 PM |
Mincha/Seudah Shelishith/Ma’ariv |
Beth Midrash |
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Sat. 3/6 |
6:36 PM |
Shabbat ends |
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Sun. 3/7 |
7:45 AM |
Talmud Class Cancelled |
Beth Midrash |
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Tue. 3/9 |
7:30 PM |
Rabbi’s Jewish Literature Class |
Computer Room |
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Thu. 3/11 |
7:30 PM |
Women’s
Dessert Seder. Men and women welcome. RSVP past due. |
Temple Emanu-El of L.B. |
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Fri. 3/12 |
5:39 PM |
Candle Lighting – Shabbat Vayakhel Pekudei/HaChodesh |
Home |
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Sat. 3/13
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After Morning Services |
Kiddush sponsored by Rita and Simon Berger in
celebration of Simon’s 83rd Birthday and 2nd Bar
Mitzvah. |
Stein Social Hall |
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Sat. 3/13
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5:30 PM |
Mincha/Seudah Shelishith/Ma’ariv |
Beth Midrash |
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Sat. 3/13
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6:43 PM |
Shabbat ends |
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SAVE THE DATE |
Sun. 5/16 |
11:30 AM |
Sisterhood Spring Torah Luncheon |
Komanoff Ballroom |
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Sun. 5/23 |
T.B.A. |
TILB Annual Dinner Dance |
Ballrooms |
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SYNAGOGUE/COMMUNITY EVENTS: 1. A
Women’s Dessert Seder – Please join our Temple Israel Sisterhood in
conjunction with the Sisterhoods of Congregation Beth Sholom and Temple Emanu-El,
Hadassah and J.W.I. for a wonderful dessert seder on Thursday, March
11th at 7:30pm at Temple Emanu-El of Long Beach (455
Neptune). Cost is $5 per person and
children under 13 are free. Both men
and women are welcome to attend. RSVP’s
are past due. For more
information, please see the flier at www.templeisraeloflb.org/fliers/dessertseder.pdf. 2. Sisterhood
Book Discussion – The next sisterhood book discussion will be on Wednesday
evening, April 28th at 7:30pm, at the home of Malky Asarch, 3. Save the Dates – This year’s Sisterhood Spring Torah Luncheon has been scheduled for Sunday, May 16, 2010. The Sisterhood will be honoring Pamela Garfinkle and Robin Garfinkle Mahler for their hard work and dedication to the Sisterhood. Also, Our Annual Dinner Dance has been scheduled for Sunday, May 23, 2010. Our honorees this year will be Susan and Bruce Peckman. 4. A
special invitation to Holocaust survivors:
The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of RECURRING
EVENTS: 1. Men’s
Club Dinner Meeting: There is a Men’s Club meeting on the first Wednesday
of every month, unless otherwise noted.
Dinner is served at 7:00 PM and the meeting begins at 7:30 PM. All are welcome. The next meeting is April 7, 2010. 2. Join
us for a short service, a light meal, and some lively conversation every
Shabbat afternoon for Mincha, Seudah Shelishith, and Ma’ariv. See
“Synagogue Events” for exact time each week. 3. Talmud
class Sunday mornings at 7:45 AM. We are currently studying
Tractate Megillah. 4. Jewish Literature
Course – Classes are held at 7:30 PM on Tuesdays. Our
current subject is “Jewish Literature, from Torah to Today,” which will
include an overview of Jewish literature, including each book of the Bible, different
forms of Rabbinic literature, later commentaries, philosophy, and works of
history. 5. Shabbat
Parsha Study: Rabbi Gradofsky’s Shabbat Parsha Study is held each Shabbat
during Daylight Saving Time one hour prior to Mincha. See “TILB Events” above for exact time
each week. *Please note that
this class will go on hiatus until the return of Daylight Saving Time. CHESED
OPPORTUNITIES (ACTS OF CHARITY AND KINDNESS): 1. Volunteers needed:
Looking for ways to volunteer? Contact FEGS “Partners in Caring” NOTICES: 1. Yizkor Book of Remembrance - Once again, the Men’s Club will be publishing a Yizkor Book of Remembrance to be used in conjunction with the Yizkor Memorial Services on Passover, Shavout, Yom Kippur and Shemini Atzeret. The book will contain the names of family and friends you wish to memorialize, your name as donor and the appropriate yizkor prayers. The cost per name is $10. Forms are available on line at www.templeisraeloflb.org/fliers/yizkor.pdf. Forms must be returned no later than March 22, 2010. 2. Connect
to the care you need: In this recession, many of us find ourselves in
need of support — even those of us who have never had the need to access
assistance. The UJA-Federation’s
“Connect to Care” program is there to help people connect to the services
they need. For more information,
please contact Partners in Caring Liaison, Rachel Bruckenstein, LCSW at
516-766-4341 ext. 131. 3. The
Sisterhood Cookbook is available.
Cookbooks are $18 and available for purchase in the temple office.
For more information, contact Pam Garfinkle or Robin Mahler or e-mail 4. The
Sisterhood Boutique located in the upper lobby is available for all your
Judaic and non-Judaic needs. Beautiful and unique gift items for all
occasions. Flexible hours to suit your schedule. Contact Debbie
Gordon, Marci Ross, or Ellen Klein through the synagogue office or e-mail 5. Something
to celebrate or commemorate? Sponsorships available: Seudah
Shelishith $50, “Costco Kiddush” starting at $100 or Kiddush luncheon
starting at approximately $10 per person. Please note: Seudah
Shelishith must be paid for in cash (tax receipt available upon request). 6. Join
7. Sisterhood
Collection: The Sisterhood is collecting used eyeglasses, cell phones,
and used ink cartridges. Please drop your donations off in the
box near the 8. Donate
to the Sisterhood: We are assembling a new Golden Book. Pages
are $50. Donation cards can still be purchased for $5 each or 6 for
$25. Contact the office or 9. Refuah
Sheleimah: 10. Yahrzeits this week: Jean Mlodinoff, Paul Kroll, Paul Feldman, Richard Struver, Anna Tetenbaum, Louis Krumbein, Alfred Siegel, Regina Engel, Pauline Erlitz, George H. Press, Mazaltov Farhi, Leopold Scharman, Fay Bernstein, Stanley Lax, Isidore Komanoff, Ruth Lebowitz, Faye Fox, Samuel Glick, Sheila Levy, Sol Rozman and Faye Stark. |
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