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The Temple Tablet

Temple Israel 130 Riverside Drive

Dayton, OH 45405

937-496-0050

www.tidayton.org

November 2015

Vol. 52, No. 3

Temple Israel will warmly welcome our newest members—those who have joined the

congregation since October 2014—during Share Shabbat services on Friday, October 30.

The new members will be called to the bima for a blessing by Rabbi Bogosian during the service,

which begins at 6:00 p.m. Afterwards, they’ll be Temple’s guests at our ever-popular Share

Shabbat potluck dinner in the Great Hall. Temple’s newest members include:

“We’re thrilled to welcome these individuals, couples and families to Temple, and we look

forward to getting to know them,” said Lonnie Carpenter, chair of the membership committee.

Join us and bring friends! $5/adult; $3/child 4-12; free for kids 3 and under. Temple provides broasted chicken, fresh-baked challah and wine for kiddush.

Bring a favorite dish to share according to your last name: A-F = dessert; G-K = salad; L-Q = vegetable; R-Z = starch. Please bring enough to feed 10 hungry people.

Make reservations no later than Wednesday, October 28 to help us prepare.

Welcome Temple’s New Members At Share Shabbat

David and Julie Buckner

Jodi Chaiten and Corinne Daprano and Antonio and Matteo

Don and Betty Chernick

Betty Goldberger

Rachel Rosen

David and Arlene Stine

Joel and Marci Vandersluis

Bob and Kay Weprin

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Interfaith Lunch and Learn

Join in a conversation about current issues in a series of lunch-hour discussions led by Rabbi

Bodney-Halasz of Temple Israel, Reverend Dr. Rodney Kennedy of First Baptist Church and

Reverend Dr. John Paddock of Christ Episcopal Church. The clergy will discuss current issues

in the context of each of their religions, comparing and contrasting and identifying similarities and

differences. Attend one session or all three - each begins at noon. Feel free to bring a brown bag

lunch and bring friends as well! No RSVP is necessary.

Thursday, October 29 Temple Israel, 130 Riverside Drive

Thursday, November 5 Christ Episcopal Church, 20 West First Street

Thursday, November 12 First Baptist Church, 111 West Monument

Ryterband Lecture Series Continues November 1 Dr. Fred Krome, University of Cincinnati Clermont

Israel Zangwill: One of the Most Famous Authors You Probably Never Read

November 8 Dr. Richard Sarason Hebrew Union College The Taste of Redemption: The Experiential Meaning of the

Passover Seder Then and Now

November 15 Dr. David Barr Emeritus Professor, Wright State University

Jesus and His Reflections in Judaism, Christianity and Islam

November 22 Rabbi Ilene Bogosian Temple Israel

Jewish Tradition, Transition and Transformation

Sundays, 9:45 a.m. brunch - 10:15 a.m. presentation

$65 the series; $7 each lecture.

Free for new members and confirmands.

Sponsored by Temple Israel Brotherhood

Dr. Krome

Dr. Barr

Dr. Sarason

Rabbi Bogosian

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From The Rabbi

It is break time on the Jewish

calendar. From Simchat Torah on the

23rd of Tishri, the month that began

with Rosh HaShanah, until the 25th of

Kislev when our observance of

Chanukah starts, there are no Jewish

holidays. The month that falls

between Tishri and Kislev is the only

month of the Jewish year that

contains no festival observances.

Marheshvan, the name of the vacant

month, is derived from an Assyrian

word meaning “eighth month.” Our

tradition, however, has suggested that

the “mar” in the name of the month

be read as the Hebrew word mar,

which means bitter. After all, we have

to count off 62 long days before we

reach another opportunity for

celebration.

Personally, I am not so sure how mar

the whole thing really is. Don’t we

need a rest after the long procession

of Yom Tovim running from Rosh

HaShanah to Simchat Torah? I know

that I do. In the rhythm of the Jewish

year, the month of Marheshvan is a

time to inhale, a time to catch your

breath. Shabbat, the pause that

nourishes the soul, still happens in

Marheshvan. The growing chill

outdoors encourages us to curl up on

Shabbat afternoons with a good book

or a good conversation or for a good

nap. There is even an opportunity to

eat special foods and to appreciate all

we have, supplied by the American

tradition of Thanksgiving Day, which

usually includes another opportunity

for an afternoon nap.

What is the value of a time when

nothing seems to be happening? What

is going on while we rest? Rest allows

us to gather nourishment, and to build

our strength for whatever will follow.

We dream while we rest. I hope that

you will all take some time this month

to do absolutely nothing. Enjoy the

break, take a deep refreshing breath

and let dreams be born.

Jewish Cultural Festival Meeting

Believe it or not the planning for the 2016 Jewish Cultural Festival will begin on

Thursday, November 12 at 6:00 p.m. Plan on attending this informal meeting

where we’ll get to know each other and exchange ideas.

A Message From…

Rabbi Ilene Bogosian Interim Senior Rabbi


Dayton, OH 45405-4968

phone 937-496-0050

fax 888-777-0490

www.tidayton.org

OFFICE HOURS Mon-Thurs: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Fri: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

STAFF

Rabbi Ilene Bogosian Interim Senior Rabbi

ext. 230 / [email protected]

Rabbi Karen Bodney-Halasz Epstein Family Educator


Suzanne Shaw Executive Director


Courtney Cummings

Music and Program Director ext. 224 / [email protected]

Molly Blumer

Religious School Manager ext. 221 / [email protected]

Ellen Finke-McCarthy Facility rental and event planning;

Tablet; yahrzeits; funerals; burials


Annette Stogdill Reception;

RSVP’s; donations


Donald Bush Child Care

937-271-0543

LEADERSHIP Bart Weprin, President

[email protected] 937-433-1959

Carol Finley, Vice President


Rick Goldberg, Treasurer


Carol Graff, Secretary


A Progress Note From Your

Rabbinic Search Committee:

The search process for our new permanent Senior Rabbi continues. Looking for

those attributes identified in the course of our summer workshops as most

valued by congregants, the committee has carefully reviewed several resumes

from prospective candidates. We have scheduled preliminary interviews with a

number of candidates and hope to invite the strongest applicants to Temple

Israel for in-person interviews in the weeks ahead. Have a question or

comment? You can reach the search committee at [email protected].

Jeff Stoller is also available by phone at 272-7458.

mailto:[email protected]

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Rabbi Karen N. Bodney-Halasz Jerome Epstein Family Director of Education

I have always associated November

with giving thanks. Of course, this is

partly due to Thanksgiving, but it is

also from having just experienced the

fall holidays and the opening of a new

school year. I find myself looking back

with gratitude at all of the hard work

that has allowed us to reach this

moment.

There are so many who work

tirelessly to make our holidays,

festivals, and gatherings special. In

addition to the many names you will

see throughout this Tablet, there are

those who are behind the scenes and

deserve to be thanked as well--our

staff.

For all of their hard work in making

everything run smoothly, I say thank

you to Suzanne Shaw and Ellen Finke-

McCarthy. They spend months

preparing for these holidays, from

compiling the Yizkor and High Holiday

booklets, to organizing our break-the-

fast, and setting up welcome tables.

They are here before anyone else and

stay well after everyone has left. In a

year of great transition, their hard

work and dedication to our

community was evident in how

seamlessly everything flowed. Many

thanks to Annette Stogdill, as well, for

her support in these tasks.

I also offer many thanks to Courtney

Cummings, who not only provides

beautiful music during our holiday

services, but who also spends months

assembling the quartet, running

rehearsals, offering new creative ways

for us to gather as a community,

taking care to keep our photos by the

sanctuary fresh and coordinating with

hosts for Sukkahs in the City.

Bike and Brunch

Sunday, November 15 at 10:00 a.m.

Join us for a leisurely ride on the

Miami River Bike Trail, followed by a

delicious brunch at a local downtown

eatery. Bring your bike or rent one

from Riverscape

Rentals. RSVP

by November

13 to Courtney.

From The Rabbi/Religious School

For those of us who have experienced

the holidays at Temple before, we

know what to expect. But that was

not the case for our new full time

maintenance man, Kayel Ogelsby.

Kayel deserves our thanks for working

hard to learn the ropes, keeping our

building in immaculate condition,

building our sukkah, and taking care of

every last holiday detail, such as

replacing the bulb in our Eternal Light.

Many thanks also go to Molly Blumer,

our new Religious School Manager.

Molly has spent much of her summer

learning the ins and outs of our

religious school, organizing materials,

preparing teachers, and successfully

launching our 5776 school year. Thank

you as well to our dedicated Religious

School Committee for the support you

offer to Molly and me, helping to keep

the Kibbitz Café running, and

completely organizing our Sukkot

dinner.

And, of course, thank you to our

Interim Rabbi, Ilene Bogosian, for her

important role in leading services,

offering inspiring sermons, and

patiently guiding our community

through a year of great change.

As you can see, there is a great amount

of work that takes place to get us to

November. Thank you to each and

every one of you who continues to

help make Temple the welcoming

spiritual home that it is. I am looking

forward to an exciting year of new

programs and opportunities. Baruch

Atah Adonai Eloheinu Melech HaOlam

shehechiyanu v’kiyamanu v’higiyanu

laz’man hazeh.

Tot Shabbat

Are you a looking for a child-friendly

Shabbat experience for your young

children? Tot Shabbat has returned

for you! Every few months we will

have a 20-minute child-friendly

service, followed by a craft project

and pot luck dinner. Services will

begin at 6:00 p.m., and you will be out

in time to get young ones home or to

attend the 7:30 p.m. service. The

dates for Tot Shabbat this year are

November 20, January 29 and April

15. The theme for November will be

Chanukah. Please RSVP to Molly

Blumer at [email protected].

Challah Baking

Thursday, November 19 at 6:00 p.m.

Put on your apron and get ready to

work those fingers! Join Chef Jeff

Blumer from Whole Foods as he

teaches you the tricks and techniques

of how to produce a perfect - and

healthy - loaf of challah for your

Shabbat table. RSVP by November

16. Cost is $5 to cover materials.

mailto:[email protected]

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Donations

Tribute Donations Temple gratefully acknowledges these gifts received in September.

This list includes donations of $10 or more. Temple mails notices of donations of $18 or more. Donations of $100 or more are described as “generous.” A complete list of Temple funds is available online at http://bit.ly/ti-funds. You may donate online at Temple’s website. Click “Donate” on the home page.

Generous Contributions:

In Honor of

Susan and Joe Gruenberg

Henry and Marlene Maimon

In Honor of the Marriage of

Joshua Handel

Andy Rabiner and Marilyn Scher

and Family

Larry Glickler and Charles Quinn

Rob Klaben and John Guthrie

In Memory of

Mendel Shipolchick

The Family of Mendel Shipolchick

Richard Ummel

Andy Rabiner and Marilyn Scher

and Family

Rochelle Caplan

The Family of Rochelle Caplan

In Yahrzeit Memory of

Lotte Gottschlich

Walter Ohlmann

With thanks to

Rabbi Karen Bodney-Halasz

Larry Glickler

Contributions:

In Honor of a Speedy Recovery of

Phil Rubin

Franklin and Cheryl Lewis

In Honor of the Marriage of

Joshua Handel

Delbert Footer

In Honor of the Special Anniversary of

Chuck and Joyce Kardon

Ralph and Sylvia Heyman

Jim and Meredith Levinson

Franklin and Cheryl Lewis

In Honor of the Special Award for

Judy Heller

Rachel Magdalene

In Honor of the Special Birthday of

Judy Heller

Rachel Magdalene

Elaine Mayerson

Lou Levin

Maxine Rubin

Mel Mayerson

Phyllis Levine


In Memory of

Jack Fishbein

Larry Shpiner

Richard and Pat Saphire

Rochelle Caplan

Arden Seaman

Jeff, Suzi, Joshua and Amanda Mikutis

In Support of Temple Israel

Maxine Rubin

In Yahrzeit Memory of

Blanche Berinstein Shulman

Thomas and Ellie Shulman

Jerome Schmerin

Lois Harris

Joseph Marx

Emily November

Juliene Smith-Jones

Ptah-Hotep Smith

Janice Davies-May

Leon Shon

David and Barbara Shon

Leroy Appel

Lori Cohen

Meyer Ruchman

Marshall D. Ruchman and Family

Morris Rosenzweig

Ken and Bonnie Rosenzweig

Rabbi Steve Levinson

Joanie Eisenstodt and Joel B. Levy

Ronald Colp

Jerry Colp

Sandy Sapinsley

Sara Sapinsley

Sarah Cohen

Syl Sapinsley

Be An Ambassador

For Temple Israel

If you know of an individual, a couple

or a family who would enjoy all that

Temple Israel has to offer, please

encourage them to contact Temple

for information. Or send us an e-mail

at [email protected].

We’ll take it from there!

We Mourn These

Recent Deaths Jack Fishbein

Father to Gary Fishbein The General Operating Fund

supports Temple Israel this year.

The Fund for Tomorrow supports

Temple Israel.

The Alvin and Henrietta Block

Social Action Fund supports the work

of the Social Action Committee,

including Petach Shabbat.

The Building Endowment Fund helps

maintain the Temple building.

The Cemetery Operating Fund helps

maintain Riverview Cemetery.

The Ohlmann Fund supports Temple in

the current year.

The Shirley Schatz Religious School

Fund supports Temple’s religious school.

The Rabbi Stephen Levinson Fund

supports youth group leadership

development.

Rabbi Bodney-Halasz uses her

Discretionary Fund to advance Temple

and Judaism.

Contributions were made to these funds:

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November 6 and 7

Emma Ach, Betty Arkin, Lewis Cohen, Worley Collins,

Rachel G. Cramer, Joseph P. Diamond, Charles H. Fialcow,

Blanche Frank, Joseph Frank, Ruth Getz, Jessica Gordon,

Harry Israel, Jr., Esther Jacobs, Jacob (Kapple) Jacobs,

Samuel J. Jaffa, Gertrude Levinson, Miriam H. Margolis,

Michael Nudleman, Solomon Rauh, Eleanor Saidel, Fannie I.

Silverman, Herman F. Slutzky, Leo A. Stotter, Vesta Frank

Tarsky, Beatrice Kottler Weinberg, Sophia Wolfe

November 13 and 14

Malcolm J. Altschul, Jacob J. Blumenfeld, Beatrice Cohen,

Selma Farnbacher, David Goldzwig, Max Isaacson, Arnold

H. Israel, Clara Daneman Jacobs, Sophia R. Jacobs, Philip

Kohn, Louis Leeds, Mamye B. Lehman, Howard H. Levine,

Milton Marks, Victor Office, Rebecca Olch, Samuel

Richmond, Abraham B. Ross, Richard S. Rutmann, Leo

Sajovitz, Ruth Dolly Saldoff, Jessie Samuelson, Henry R.

Silverman, Mary Zimmerman

November 20 and 21

Blanche Bilenkin, Gilbert Bilenkin, Jr., Lillie Sternbe Booth,

William Bremer, Sidney Donenfeld, Margaret Emoff,

Marsha Froelich, Louis Gradsky, Robert D. Gradsky,

Benjamin Greenblat, Kate Hampel, Hal Kamin, Frances

Klarin, Louis Lamfrom, Joseph M. Lessner, Fanny Thal Levi,

Amelia D. Linder, Ruth Melet, Lester M. Myers, Samuel

Roth, Henry S. Rothenberg, Jack Rouda, Linda W.

Ruchman, Rosa F. Sajovitz, Maurice Sajovitz, Israel Jacob

Saul, Joseph Saul, Adele H. Schuman, Rosetta M. Schwartz,

Joseph Seaman, Naomi Slavin Shaffer, Benjamin Smilg,

Charles C. Wasserman, Bessie Weinstein, Frank Weprin,

Louis Witt, Leo Youngheart

November 27 and 28

Lewis C. Booth, Alex Cutler, Alfred S. Daneman, Albert

Eichorn, Joseph Eisenberger, Samuel Klarin, Eric

Kohlhagen, Simon Levinson, Ruth Levitt, Sadie Office,

Meyer Ostrov, Nathan Prigozen, Pauline S. Rosenbloom,

Joseph Thal, Hattie Winters, Henrietta Youngheart

We Remember These names are inscribed on the Memorial Tablets in our Sanctuary and, together with others whose Yahrzeit occurs during these weeks, will be read

during Shabbat services before Kaddish.

Mazal Tov …to Dakota Louis Saul who was nominated and selected to receive the Alice

Paul Award for social justice as part of the Buckeye Civic Engagement

Connection.

…to Lonnie Carpenter, whose daughter Jessica and son-in-law Chris are

expecting their third child in May 2016. Lonnie’s youngest daughter Natalie is

an Assistant Prosecutor and is now working in the Domestic Violence Division

in Marion County, Indiana.

...to Joshua Handel, son of Renee and Frank, who married Arielle Mann on

October 3 in Cincinnati. Rabbi Meredith Kahan of Rockdale Temple officiated.

...to Heath Gilbert who was named Ohio Optometrist of the Year for his

dedication to optometry.

Donations/Milestones

1 Deborah Char

2 Shirley Leventhal

3 Natalie Barrar

3 Bob Thum

5 Joe Gruenberg

9 Walter Ohlmann

Celebrate! The Tablet publishes anniversaries every five years and birthdays every five years starting at age 35 and annually starting at age 85. If you prefer not to be listed, please call Ellen at 496-0050. If you were not included in our list, please call and we will list your

name in the next Tablet.

December Anniversaries

18 Jim and Diane Duberstein

celebrating 55 years

19 Jon and Bev Horwitz


27 Michael and Pam Feldman


Greening

Committee

Due to many of our members

attending the URJ Biennial, the GSGW

(Green) Committee meeting originally

scheduled for November will be

conducted via e-mail. Our next

regular face-to-face meeting will be on

Wednesday, December 2, at 6:00 p.m.

We invite all in the Temple Israel

community to join us.

9 Erika Garfunkel

9 Larry Balas

16 Lois Goldberg

23 Jim Stewart

25 Thelma Karp

27 Rich Cohen

December Birthdays

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Thanks For Making the High Holidays so Special! The Worship and Music Committee thanks the many congregants whose participation

and help made our High Holidays so memorable.

We apologize for any omissions; please call the Temple office and we’ll be glad to recognize you in the next edition of the Tablet.

Rick Goldberg, Chair

Saul Caplan

Lonnie Carpenter

Nancy Cohen

Richard Cohen

Cherish Cronmiller

Howard Faust

Mitchell Faust

Sara Faust

Carol Finley

Ted Gewertz

Lois Goldberg

Carol Graff

Scott Halasz

Cheryl Lewis

Franklin Lewis

Joel Shapiro

Steve Walter

Bart Weprin

Stuart Weprin

Teresa Wyman

Dan Young

Michael and Cynthia Africk

Mike and Connie Bank

Suzie Berman

Todd Bettman

Saul Caplan

Lonnie Carpenter

Nancy Cohen

Franklin Cohn

Cherish Cronmiller

Mary Anne Davis

Abby Dickstein

Shelley Dickstein

Debbie DiSalvo

Rita Dushman Rich

Ken and Libby Elbaum

Mike Emoff

Sara and Mitchell Faust

Pam Feldman

Carol Finley

Gary Fishbein

Bella Freeman

Jon Freeman

Gary Froelich

Sean Frost

Elaine Gaglione

Felix Garfunkel

Shirlee Gilbert

Larry Glickler

Rick Goldberg

Bob and Debby Goldenberg

David and Lynn Goldenberg

Carol Graff

Bill and Barb Gronefeld

Scott Halasz

Frank and Renee Handel

Norm and Judy Hecht

Judy Heller


Bob Kahn

Chuck Kardon

Vicki Kemmerer

Larry and Marilyn Klaben

Joan Knoll

Gil Kuperman

Franklin Lewis

Amy Margolin

Robin Moore

Linda Novak

Marsha Pfeiffer

Lisa Pierce

Eric Poch

Harold Prigozen

Fran Rickenbach

Burt Saidel

Tom Saldoff

Richard Saphire

Lee Schatzley

Ben Shaman

Aleksandar Svager

Steve Walter

Bart Weprin

Stuart and Gail Weprin Teresa Wyman

Dan Young

Flowers Bob and Debby Goldenberg

David and Lynn Goldenberg

Shofar Blower Joel Guggenheimer

Break-The-Fast Katherine Cooper

Dee Fried

Ted Gewertz

Sheri Poch

Supported by

Gerald A. Greene Memorial

Break-The-Fast Fund

Music Courtney Cummings, lead vocals

Fred Chatfield, organ and piano

Gabriella Sam, soprano

Jane Collinsworth, alto

Pedro Arroyo-Ojeda, tenor

Ray Landis, bass

Mark Kosmala, cello

Supported by

Jerry Colp


Cantor Judah Smith Fund

Ushers

Aliyot and Service Participants

Yom Kippur Lay Leaders

Saul Caplan

Lonnie Carpenter

Nancy Cohen

Abby Dickstein

Bill Gronefeld

Judy Heller

Sarah Pierce

Rita Rich

Richard Saphire

High Holidays

Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31

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November 2015 7 SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT

Vote! Be informed!

Participate!

EVERY SUNDAY unless otherwise indicated

on the calendar

8:45 a.m.

Religious School

Grades K-10

9:00 a.m.

Tanakh w/Rabbi

Bogosian

11:30 a.m.

Hebrew for

Grades 3-7

12:00 p.m.

Responsa

EVERY WEDNESDAY

unless otherwise indicated on

the calendar

10:00 a.m. Coffee and

Commentary at

Dorothy Lane Market

Noon

Talmud Study Noon

Lunch and Learn At Temple Israel

6:00 p.m. Share Shabbat Honoring New

Members 7:00 p.m. Potluck Dinner

9:30 a.m. Torah Study

10:30 a.m. Service

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS

TIME ENDS

10:15 a.m.

Ryterband Lecture: Dr. Fred Krome

4:30 p.m. Feed The Hungry

At St. Vincent de Paul

Noon Lunch and Learn At Christ Episcopal

6:00 p.m. Service

9:30 a.m.

Torah Study

10:30 a.m. Service

10:15 a.m. Ryterband Lecture: Dr. Richard Sarason

Noon Adv. Biblical Hebrew

5:00 p.m. Beginner Hebrew

5:00 p.m.

Intermediate Hebrew

5:30 p.m. Executive Committee Mtg.

Noon

Lunch and Learn At First Baptist

6:00 p.m. Jewish Cultural Festival Meeting

6:00 p.m. Service


10:30 a.m. Service

9:15 a.m. Grades 5 and 6 make Daybreak

lunches

10:00 a.m. Bike and Brunch

10:15 a.m.

Ryterband Lecture: Dr. David Barr

Noon Adv. Biblical

Hebrew

5:00 p.m.

Beginner Hebrew

No Coffee and

Commentary

5:00 p.m.

Intermediate Hebrew

6:00 p.m.

Board Meeting

6:00 p.m.

Challah Class

6:00 p.m. Tot Shabbat

7:30 p.m.

Service


10:30 a.m.

Service

10:15 a.m. Ryterband Lecture: Rabbi Ilene Bogosian

7:30 p.m. Service

9:30 a.m.

Torah Study

10:30 a.m. Service

Shabbat Tol’dot

Torah: Genesis 25:19-28:9 Haftarah: Malachi 1:1-2:7

Shabbat Chayei Sarah

Genesis 23:1-25:18

Haftarah: I Kings 1:1-1:31

Calendar

Shabbat Vayeitzei

Torah: Genesis 28:10-32:3 Haftarah: Hosea 12:13-14:10

Office Closed

HAPPY

THANKSGIVING

Office Closed

Veteran’s Day

Share Shabbat

Dinner Reservations

Due Oct. 28!

No Religious

School

Shabbat Vayishlach

Torah: Genesis 32:4-36:43 Haftarah: Obadiah 1:1-1:21

Shabbat Vayera

Genesis 18:1-22:24 Haftarah: II Kings 4:1-4:37

No Coffee and Commentary No Talmud

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Share Shabbat Our monthly camp-style service begins at

6:00 p.m. and is followed by a potluck dinner. Join us and bring your friends!

Temple provides broasted chicken, fresh-baked challah and wine for kiddush.

Cost is $5/adult; $3/child 4-12; free for kids 3 and under.

December 4, RSVP by

December 2 If your last name begins with:

A to F, bring a starch; G to K, bring a dessert;

L to Q, bring a salad; R to Z, bring a vegetable.

Please bring enough to feed 10 hungry people. No pork or shellfish, please!

RSVP

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