Keeping Up With Beth El

August 22, 2017 - Av 30, 5777

2017-2018 Annual Beth El Commitment

~ DUE NOW~

Please submit your 2017-2018 Member Commitment Form TODAY to receive High Holiday information and tickets.

2017-2018 Member Commitment Form


	Beth El Sisterhood OR Beth El Brotherhood

Beth El Memberships

Pay To The Order Of: ?

Please write a seperate check Pay To The Order Of: Beth El Sisterhood or Brotherhood for membership dues, event fees and gift shop purchases. If your Sisterhood or Brotherhood dues, fees or purchases are included in a Synagogue check we will need to charge a small $5 fee to transfer funds to the Beth El Sisterhood or Brotherhood accounts. This small fee will begin on September 1, 2017 . Thank you for your understanding.

New Beth El Members

Sari August

Hanna and David Moore

Ronald Rapaport

Please welcome our new members to our Beth El family.

Beth El Birthdays

August 29 - September 4, 2017

Samuel Cills August 29

Harvey Eber August 29

Samuel Staggs August 29

Noah Bartfield August 30

Chip Morris August 30

Allan Cohen August 31

Stephen Goldman August 31

Carole Solomon September 4

Weekly Torah Study

Saturdays at 8:45AM

Torah Study will resume in September.

Rabbi's Discussion Group

Thursdays at 10:30AM

The Rabbi's Discussion Group will meet on Thursday, August 24th.

Yoga Shalom and Spirituality & Meditation

Wednesdays at 10:30AM

Yoga Shalom and Spirituality & Meditation meets every Wednesday. Using a DV

D with Cantor Lisa Levine and Carol K urgo f f, y ou will learn to relax your body, calm your mind, and nurture your spirit. We learn to use advanced, gentle chair modifications for each posture sequence. Immediately following Yoga Shalom is an hour of Jewish Meditation & Spirituality for you to study and grow spiritually within a Jewish framework.

Bring your mat and we will see you at the next session on August 23rd at 10:30AM.

If you have any questions email Gail at gailsgreenfield@hotmail.com

MEMBER & GUEST MIXER

Sunday, August 27th at 5PM

Wine and Cheese Social and Film Viewing

The First Basket

Though basketball was invented by Dr. James Naismith in Springfield, MA, the game spread like wildfire through turn-of-the-century New York settlement houses and proved a perfect fit for urban Jewish kids. By the 1920s, basketball had become a staple of life in American Jewish communities, and many of the top teams grew out of these neighborhoods. THE FIRST BASKET is the first comprehensive documentary to examine both the role that Jewish players had in the evolution of the game and the impact that basketball played in the assimilation of American Jews.