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Your Full Color Ad in Tidings!
Beginning next month, we will be printing Tidings in full-color. We invite businesses to advertise and individuals to place announcements in our new, improved bulletin. The ads will be interspersed throughout, like a newspaper or magazine.
We reach over 1,000 households and organizations, offer reasonable rates and a variety of packages to suit your needs. To secure your space now, or for more information, please contact Diane Shalom, Tidings editor . To view the rates, click here. |
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Youth Happenings
Cholent & Chat
January 24 after services - 1:15 pm
Topic: Inter-dating and USY
Cleveland Area USY Chapters Hosting Specialty Kinnus
Febrary 26 - March 1
This special weekend includes a day of service on Friday, February 27.
8th- 12th graders are invited to attend this convention. We hope you will register your child! This is a great way to expose your 8-12th grader to USY! Please click here to register.
Host homes and parent volunteers are needed to make the event a success. Please click here to help. Questions? Contact Dana Blocker.
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Mishpachot 
Wine & Cheese Night
Saturday, January 31 *
7 pm
We've seen each other across the playground, and maybe shared a piece of challah at PJ Shabbat, but we're SURE you have a name other than "Aaron's mom/dad"! Join us for a Wine & Cheese Parents' Night Out, where we will begin the evening with havdallah, enjoy wine & cheese and have a chance to connect without our adorable kids underfoot. Learn more! An adult-only event at the home of Rachel & Joel Heiser, and co-hosted by Kim Cole & Jeff Brown. RSVP; $5 per person.
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 A Kabbalistic Tu B'Shevat Seder for AdultsTuesday, February 3 *
7 pm
Tu B'Shevat has taken on many new and modern meanings,each of which has added new layers, but this seder will follow closely the original, traditional Kabbalistic seder. Kabbalists understand an upside-down tree to be a metaphor for the way that God's light flows into the world. Through ritual, song, meditation and food, the seder seeks to celebrate the ten
sephirot (aspects of God) through which God's blessings flow and to bring that shefa (flow) down upon ourselves to cause our lives and world to blossom. No knowledge of Kabbalah is necessary. The seder includes four glasses of wine, fruits, nuts and a sumptuous dessert.
$5 per person (subsidized in part by the Weingold Adult Learning Fund). RSVP to the synagogue office.
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Join the Men's Club World Wide Wrap
Sunday, February 1 @ Park Synagogue East
8:10 am * Wrapping Workshop
8:25 am * Minyan
Celebrate the mitzvah of tefillin. Get a wrapping lesson from our tefillin coaches, then stay for minyan where we will welcome a guest speaker,
Park Synagogue member, Jeff Young. Make plans to stay for a special breakfast following services. Open to all men and women. Free. No RSVP necessary. Sponsored by the Men's Clubs of B'nai Jeshurun, Park Synagogue and Shaarey Tikvah.
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 It's Tea Time! Calling All Princesses!
Sunday, February 8 * Noon
Wear your finest and bring your mom, grandmother, special person and friends to a Formal Tea.
We will have a special craft for each child and fancy food for all. All ages will be both welcomed and entertained. Please join us, even if you are not bringing a little princess.
$12 for each person. Pre-Paid reservations by February 1. For additional information or questions, contact Rifka Claypool, (216-704-0282.
Please make checks out to B'nai Jeshurun Sisterhood and mail to: Rifka Claypool, 29599 Orangewood Drive, Orange Village, OH 44122
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Straight from our website
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MAZAL TOV TO:
Wendy & Bill Schwarz on the marriage of their son, David, to Lauren Mills.
Rowena Rubin on the birth of two great-grandchildren in Israel, Tamar Chaya Appel and Yehuda Goldblatt.
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CONDOLENCES TO:
Barbara (Robert) Leeson and Michael (Julie) Leeson & families on the death of their mother and grandmother, our member, Molly Berlin.
Mark (Shelley) Scher & family on the death of his mother, Sylvia Scher.
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ouncements:
Yom HaShoah Candle Delivery: Contact Paul Wolf if you helped last year and are willing to help again this year, or if you are a new volunteer willing to deliver candles this year. We are especially in need of those who live in apartment complexes who are willing to deliver to their neighbors who are members.
2015 Onward Program, an 8 week internship program, is taking applications for this summer. The program is for those between 20-25 and are rising juniors, seniors, or those about to graduate. Cost $500 + airfare. To register or learn more, click here.
Children, ages 9 to 11, can choose FREE Jewish books that will be delivered right to their door! Register your child or grandchild for PJ Our Way. PJ Our Way is the next chapter of PJ Library�. Click here to learn more and register or contact Kelly Rubanenko or 216-593-2865.
The next meeting of the Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland is Sunday, February 1 at 1:30 pm at Fairmount Temple.Program - a video "Sima Grozalsky Tells Her Story."
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