December
2nd
Zamir Shabbat
Family Shabbat Dinner
3rd
Kitah Dalet (4th Grade) Service
4th
B'nai Mitzvah Program
9th
Kadima Kinnus (Columbus) - 12/9-12/11
10th
Family Shabbat
17th
Winter Break - No School - 12/17-1/6
24th
Hanukkah - 12/24-12/31
27th
Congregational Hanukkah Party
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| Religious School Office at Your Fingertips 216-831-6555 Rabbi Josh Foster Education Director Ext. 124 Barbara Rosenfeld Executive Educator Ext. 121 Wendy Altmire Admin. Assist. Ext. 123 Shirley Haas Admin. Assist. Ext. 122 Julie Sukert Early Childhood Director Ext. 125 Dana Blocker Youth Director Ext. 120 |
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27501 Fairmount Blvd.
Pepper Pike, Ohio 44124
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Winter Break Schedule:
December 17, 2016 - January 6, 2017
Classses resume Shabbat, January 7, 2017
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Sisterhood Invites you
to a
Cooking with Friends
Pampered Chef Fundraiser Party!
Wednesday, November 30 * 7 pm
hosted by Susan Nash
All proceeds will go to subsidize
USY & Kadima Convention Costs
Enjoy a fun evening with friends and family!
We'll
make some
delicious recipe
s
&
check out the NEW products
!
Hosted by Susan Nash
Wednesday, November 30 at
7:00 pm
at her home,
2530 Fairwood Court, Beachwood
Please RSVP by phone (440-759-3042) or
email.
On-time drawing! Winner gets a FREE Gift!
Bring a friend or outside order and get a gift!
Can't attend? Order online. .
Monthly Special - Choose one of five items FREE with $75 purchase!
Guaranteed delivery before Hanukkah!
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Shalom Parents,
As we brace for colder weather outside and the days keep getting shorter and shorter, we look forward to the warmth and light in our homes next month from the candles we will light on our Hanukkiyah, the time we spend with family and friends, the latkes and sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts) we eat, the games of dreidel we play, and the gifts we give and receive this Hanukkah.
There was a great debate over Jewish practice 2,000 years ago on how we should light our Hanukkiyah. One rabbi, Shammai, said we should light eight candles on the first night and remove one for each following night corresponding to how many days we have left. Hillel, on the other hand, said we should light one candle the first night and add one for each following night, because we should always be ascending in holiness. Hillel won the debate, reminding us all that now is the best time to strive to find new ways to connect with our community and our traditions. May we make this Hanukkah our best yet and always be searching to add holiness to our lives!
Josh Foster
Education Engagement Rabbi
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Family Shabbat
Saturday, December 10 * 10:30 am
We are happy to welcome back Cory Sampliner, who will lead us in fun movement activities and games. Then, enjoy a family service with Rabbi Hal, filled with songs, prayers and stories, or the school youth service. A kiddush lunch for attendees will follow.
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Celebrate the 3rd night of Hanukkah at B'nai Jeshurun with your friends & family!
Enjoy deli & latkes, play Bingo for prizes and be entertained by the Rockin' Robots who will put on an interactive show for everyone and also join us in lighting the menorah.
COST: $10 per adult/ $8 per child (2-12 years)/ free for children under 2
RSVP by December 15 to the synagogue office or online.
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