The Jackson Kol
The Jackson Hole Jewish Community
Monthly Newsletter
September
2, 2015
18 Elul,
5775
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Following Erev Rosh Hashanah Services (aprox. 7:30 p.m.)
On site at St. John's Episcopal Church Hansen Hall.
$25 adults/$18 children 5-13/under 5 free.
Thai Food catered by Thai Plate Restaurant, d
essert, wine/drinks and party favors. Regular Rosh Hashanah services begin at 6 p.m., childcare provided during services. Families encouraged to come to services and party! Reservations required
HERE.
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Got your Lulav Hustle on?
Sukkot is Sept. 27
(See calendar for details)
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Callie the pony pays a visit during BBQ Shabbat.
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Get involved in
Jackson Hole's Oldest Jewish Congregation.
Support the JHJC and
all the incredible things we do!
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Upcoming Events
Sunday, Sept. 6, 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. "the Jackson Hole Scroll" collaborative art experience with artist Barry Goldstein. Barry will lead members of the Jewish community through both an individual and then collaborative art process. Have fun painting, writing and playing with other materials. No artistic skills or talent necessary, adults and teens. Center for the Arts painting studio, 240 S. Glenwood. Free, materials provided, bring bag lunch. RSVP
HERE to join workshop.
High Holidays 5776
St. John's Episcopal Church, 170 N Glenwood
Rosh Hashanah led by Rabbi Mike Comins and Judd Grossman
Yom Kippur led by Carl Levenson and Judd Grossman
- Sunday, September 27, Community Sukkot Celebration. At the home of Laurie Thal. Please bring a fall dish to share. Wine/drinks provided. Email HERE for directions to Laurie's house
- Tuesday, October 6, Community Simchat Torah Celebration. Stay tuned for celebration details or check the
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Scenes From August 2015
Check out more of our photos and videos from all the cool events we do on our Facebook page
"Jackson Hole Jews"
Bill T. Jones/Arne Zane Dance Co. Art exhibit
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Tzedakah boxes made by some of our JHJC Summer Camp campers were featured in an art exhibit displayed at the Center Theater during the Bill T. Jones/Arne Zane Dance Co. performances last month. Also, JHJC Board member Josh Kleyman participated in a panel discussion on the concept of Tzedakah prior to the performance.
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Annual AIPAC meetings
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Rep. Cynthia Lummis at the JHJC.
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Sen. John Barrasso at the JHJC.
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BBQ Shabbat
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It takes a village (and a lot of siddurim) to light Shabbat candles in the wind.
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Acknowledgements
Mazel Tov!
Judy Bernstein Bunzl
on your new cookbook,
The Community Table.
Many Thanks
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Joan Goldfarb for organizing our annual AIPA
C meetings with our elected officials.
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Judd Grossman, Mike Scher and Josh Kleyman for helping out at the AIPAC meetings.
- Melanie and Larry Nussdorf for helping set up BBQ Shabbat.
- Janet Bellis for helping set up the BBQ Shabbat.
- To Rachel and Ben Stam, Mike and Barb Scher, Laurie Thal who helped clean up BBQ Shabbat.
- Everyone who pitched in cleaning up BBQ Shabbat.
- Steve Zelikovitz, Laurie Thal and Judd Grossman for meeting our special guests at the JHJC last month.
Get Well Soon
- Keep David Goldfarb in your thoughts.
- Devra Davis is on the mend and back in action after a little mishap.
Please send us your Mazel Tovs, Condolences, Kol HaKavods, Get Wells and photos of your
2015-16 Board of Directors
Josh Kleyman,
Co-president
Mike Scher, C
o-president
Amy Aronowitz Baker
Janet Bellis
Rachel Stam, T
reasurer
Laurie Thal
Steve Zelikovitz,
Vice President
Mary Grossman, Exec. Dir.
For more than 40 years, the Jackson Hole Jewish Community has welcomed people of all ages and backgrounds who share a love for Jackson Hole and Judaism. We are independent, unaffiliated and inclusive. All are welcome to Jackson Hole's oldest Jewish congregation, no matter his or her level of Jewish observance.
The Jackson Hole Jewish Community is committed to creating a diverse Jewish presence that unites us, celebrates our faith, and promotes tolerance in the greater Jackson Hole community. We strive to engage all families and individuals in spirituality, education, tzadakah, and the joys of Jewish life.
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5776 Membership to the JHJC
For more than 40 years, the Jackson Hole Jewish Community has welcomed people of all ages and backgrounds who share a love for Jackson Hole and Judaism. We are independent, unaffiliated and inclusive. All are welcome to Jackson Hole's oldest Jewish congregation, no matter his or her level of Jewish observance.
The Jackson Hole Jewish Community is committed to creating a diverse Jewish presence that unites us, celebrates our faith, and promotes tolerance in the greater Jackson Hole community. We strive to engage all families and individuals in spirituality, education, tzadakah, and the joys of Jewish life.
No minimum payment required, pay what you can.
Download application HERE
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עליכם השלום Jackson Hole Jewish Community
Physical Address: 610 W. Broadway in the Centennial Bldg, Jackson, WY 83002
Mailing Address: Box 10667, Jackson, WY 83002
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