SHABBAT SERVICES

Friday, March 17

6:00 PM: Kabbalat Shabbat (NEW TIME!)

In person - Fishbein Chapel

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6:36 PM: Candle Lighting

Saturday, March 18

8:00 AM: Early Service - Parshiyot Va-yakhel - P'kudei

In person - Fishbein Chapel

Leaders: Murray Gereboff, Niecie Weiner

Torah Readers: Niecie Weiner, Murray Gereboff

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Kiddush following service

9:30 AM: Sanctuary Service - Bar Mitzvah of Micah Fischman

In person - Main Sanctuary

Leaders: Bill Dilworth, Cantor Mayer

10:15 AM - Torah Service

Leader: Cantor Mayer

Torah Readers: Reuben Fischman, Micah Fischman, Debbie Goldberg, Bob Pelcovits

Haftarah: Micah Fischman



11:30 AM - Musaf

Leader: Cantor Mayer



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9:30 AM: Soulful Shabbat

In person - Bohnen Vestry

11:15 AM: Jr. Cong.

In person - Goldberg Foyer

11:15 AM: Tot Shabbat

In person - Sisterhood Lounge

12:00 PM: Kiddush Lunch

1:00 PM: NEW Parashah Study

1:15 PM: Shabbat Minhah (NEW TIME!)

In person - Fishbein Chapel

Torah Reader: Steve Blazer

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7:36 PM: Havdalah

7:50 PM: Zoom Havdalah

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Thank you to Reuben and Elicia Fischman for generously sponsoring kiddush in honor of Micah becoming a Bar Mitzvah this Shabbat.

Thank you to Phyllis Oelbaum for her generous donation to the kiddush fund in honor of her birthday.

Thank you to Bob and Lesley Landau for their generous donation to the kiddush fund in honor of their birthdays.

If you'd like to contribute to Shabbat Kiddush lunch, CLICK HERE or contact Paul Stouber pstouber@teprov.orgor (401) 331-1616. THANK YOU!!!

For instructions on touchless zooming on Shabbat Click HERE

REMINDER: Only the Main Sanctuary entrance will be open on Shabbat mornings. You may still enter through our Taft Avenue door with your Temple access card. Call the Temple office for more information: 401-331-1616

Regular Business Office Hours

Mondays: CLOSED | Tuesdays - Thursdays: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM | Fridays: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

THANK YOU, VOLUNTEERS!

Thank you to our volunteers!

Office Help: Amy Berrol and Ellen Shaw

Religious School families: Kara and Aviva Nierman; Sheri, Jacob, and Ethan Ross

TEMPLE EMANU-EL HAPPENINGS

What Makes Us Human? Final Presentation and Keynote Address

Sunday, March 19, 2023

Brunch at 10:30 AM, Lecture at 11:00 AM

Presentation by Rabbi Jason Rubenstein followed by a moderated panel discussion featuring Rabbi Jason Rubenstein; Victoria Rotkow, Ph.D.; Peter Saulson, Ph.D.; and Dennis Gilbride, Ph.D. Audience Questions and Answers following.

Brotherhood Shabbat

Saturday, March 25, 2023

Join us on Shabbat morning, March 25, as the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood helps to lead us in services.

Baby Massage Class

Saturday, March 25, 2023 at 10:00 AM

Enjoy a relaxing morning with your baby learning basic techniques of infant massage. Open to any parents and caregivers. For pre-walking babies, approximately 0-12 months. Please bring blankets or pillows for lounging!

Brunch 'n Learn with Patricia Raskin

Sunday, March 26, 2023

Brunch at 10:30, lecture at 11:00 AM

TEProv Trustee Patricia Raskin has appeared many times on National Public Radio and writes a regular column in the Jewish Rhode Island newsletter. She'll be leading a discussion for Boomers and Beyond about "Positive Aging" that's filled with practical tips about wellness and ways to live better longer.

Chocolate Seder

Sunday, March 26, 2023 at 12:30 PM

Join Chaverim, Gesher, and USY leaders for a chocolatey start to your Passover Season. We will do an abbreviated version of the Passover Seder with many chocolate components. Open to grades 3-8. $5 to cover supplies. Please be in touch with Rachel Cohn if cost is a barrier or if you have any questions.

Note: Religious school students can stay after religious school to attend. Please bring a vegetarian / dairy lunch to eat before the seder. 

Pinball Palooza for 20s & 30s

Thursday, March 30, 2023

Join ATEED (Temple Emanu-El's 20's and 30's group) for Pinball! Thursday evening March 30th at the Pinball Museum and arcade in Pawtucket.

• 7-9 pm: Unlimited pinball and arcade play and snacks
• 9 pm: A drink on us at a nearby bar

Special Shabbat Speaker - Joel Chasnoff

Saturday, April 1, 2023 during Shabbat Services

Joel Chasnoff (Comedian, Writer of Books) speaks about life in Israel.

NEW AT TEMPLE EMANU-EL

B'ahavah - With Love

Discussing the Blessings and Challenges of Multifaith Families

Welcoming your child’s partner into your family is an exciting and potentially nerve-racking moment in your life. How will they blend in? What will your relationship look like? The moment can be even more nuanced when your child’s partner comes from a different faith or tradition. 

Facilitated by Rabbi Fel, Temple Emanu-El’s newest affinity group, B’Ahavah - With Love, seeks to create a safe and welcoming environment to discuss the blessings and challenges of creating multifaith, multigenerational families.

Let us know if you'd like to be part of the conversation by clicking HERE.

Museum Musings

Temple Emanu-El Percelay Museum

The Sound of Silence?  

or…

The Sound and the Fury?

Purim, for me as a child, was a raucous and fun-filled holiday! But why was I allowed to make noise, stamp my feet and do things in synagogue that were forbidden to me all other times that I entered that special space? And again, as I grew older, I learned the answer. The tradition was: to drown out, to erase the name of the arch-villain of the Purim story, Haman.

To read the full “Museum Musings” article, click the button below.

PASSOVER 5783!

Creating a Meaningful Seder

led by Rabbi Fel and Cantor Mayer

Tuesday, March 21 and 28 beginning with minyan at 7:00 PM

"The Stories We Tell and What Stories Tell Us: Storytelling on Passover and Beyond."

In this class we'll investigate the role of storytelling in the Seder and also beyond it. What are the stories that we tell? Why do we tell them? How can we get more out of them? And how can telling a familiar story in a new way change who we are?

Second Night Community Seder

Thursday, April 6, 2023 at 6:30 PM

Celebrate our freedom with your friends and family at Temple Emanu-El. This congregational Seder led by our own Rachel Cohn, will be a traditional, lively, and song-filled seder complete with a delicious meal. Catering will be provided by Zayde's Market and Temple Emanu-El.

Brotherhood Passover Wine Sale

(ongoing)

Taste some new wines and order some to make your Passover Seder even more special. To order: call Town Wine at (401) 434-4563, ask for Rich Sutton, and let him know it is part of the Brotherhood wine sale.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

FREE Large Print Haggadah for the visually impaired or reading disabled

Braille and Audio editions also available

CALL 800-999-6476 BEFORE MARCH 24, 2023 or order online at www.jbilibrary.org

Offering new editions including the PJ Library Family Haggadah

Established in 1931 as The Jewish Braille Institute, an Associate Agency of the Library of Congress, serving people of all ages and backgrounds