Friday, April 26, Sunset Shabbat at 6:00pm
with Sue Horowitz
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It's Gardening Time!
Sunday, April 28, shifts starting 8:00am
House Committee needs help transplanting overgrown bushes, planting new plants, weeding, edging and spreading mulch. Need people to help with 3-hour shifts–one shift starting at 8am and another at 10am.
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Josh Degen and Linda Lischer will support and supervise. Rain date of May 5. Need people to bring own working gloves. Could use shovels, hard rakes, leaf rake, wheelbarrows, edgers, buckets, brooms, pruning shears, loppers, 100 ft. extension cord, hedge trimmer, blower.
If you are available for a few hours, please email
Larry Cohen
and let him know what starting time is best for you and what tools you will be bringing.
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Friday, May 3, Family Shabbat/Teacher Appreciation at 7:00pm
with Sue Horowitz
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One Community Read April 30
Powerful story of how a prominent white supremacist changed his heart and mind. It can help us understand what is happening in this American moment and better understand one another. Open to the public. At Congregation Shalom.
Details.
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We're excited to have Whitney Taylor as our moderator. She is Political Director in the Public Advocacy Department at the ACLU in Boston.
Members will be able to stream the discussion, so if you can't make it to the temple on April 30, you can join remotely.
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Dinner with the Rabbi
Tuesday, May 7, 6:00pm, Social Hall
Socialize, share a meal and catch up on Sisterhood news. Main course will be catered. Bring an appetizer, wine, dessert or contribute $10. Look for the
evite
for more details, to sign up, and to RSVP.
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Dramatic Reading May 8
From Award-Winning Holocaust Memoir
Rabbi Joseph Polak, author of
After the Holocaust the Bells Still Ring
, will present a unique and dramatic reading from his memoir at Congregation Shalom. A book signing will follow.
Details and RSVP.
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Spirituality Group Meeting
Thursday, May 9, 7:30 - 9:00pm
This year the Spirituality Group is looking at Mussar, a spiritual curriculum for our lives. Please join us as we explore Mussar through meditation, reflection and sharing, in a warm, fun, and emotionally rich gathering. For more information
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Groundbreaking Workshop!
Rescheduled from March 4.
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The Persistence of Hate: Exploring Contemporary Antisemitism
Wednesday, May 15, 6:30 - 9:30pm
Facing History’s ground-breaking lessons explore the role that antisemitism played at the 2017
Unite the Right
rally in Charlottesville as a case study in contemporary antisemitism.
At Congregation Shalom. Light dinner included.
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Recycle Your Ink Cartridges
Please remember to bring in your empty ink jet containers for recycling. Put them in the black container with the green top in the temple foyer.
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