Friday, November 28
Candle lighting, 3:56 PM
6:15 PM Kabbalat Shabbat
Services this week are led by Stuart Lerman
Saturday, November 29
9:30 AM Shaḥarit Services in Main Sanctuary
Bar Mitzvah of Noah Bernays
12:15 PM Kiddush in the Rubinovitz Social Hall
12:15 PM 25-52 led by Lisa Barrett our Rabbinic Intern
4:00 PM Minḥah followed by Lisa Barrett teaching "The History of the Amidah
Followed by Maariv and Havdalah
Shabbat Concludes at 4:56 PM
Sunday, November 30
9:00 AM Shaḥarit Services
7:30 PM Maariv
Monday, November 23
8:00 PM, Lisa Barrett, Rabbinic Intern, continues her class,"Jewish Attitudes Towards Healing"
Tuesday November 25 at 7:30 PM, Lexington Interfaith Thanksgiving Service hosted by Pilgrim Church
Monday evening December 1, at 8:00 PM, Lisa Barrett, Rabbinic Intern, continues her class,"Jewish Attitudes Towards Healing"
Mazel Tovs
Mazal Tov to Jonathan and Wendy Bernays on Noah's Bar Mitzvah
Reminders
The Synagogue office will be closed this Thursday, Friday and Sunday for the Thanksgiving Holiday
Morning Minyan on Thursday November 27 is at 9:00AM Thursday evening 7:30 PM, Friday morning,November 28, ROSH HODESH, morning Minyan at 6:45 AM
Many members of the congregation are away during this Holiday time. Please help and support the Minyanim.
A safe and happy holiday.
Israel Trip
TEMPLE EMUNAH ISRAEL TRIP has six seats left! Contact Maria Espinoza at
Library
The Temple Emunah Library is open from Noon until 1:30 PM on Shabbat.
SHUK EMUNAH
Shuk Emunah Sunday, December 14 from 9 am - 3 pm Craft Marketplace- Unique gifts from many talented vendors In time for all your holiday shopping needs! Sisterhood Judaica Shop- Beautiful holiday crafts, Hanukkah gifts & toys Jewish Book Fair Wide selection of books for children and adults - great gifts! Meet the Authors! 11 am: Aliza Lavie will speak about her widely acclaimed A Jewish Woman's Prayer Book, just published in English at 1 pm: Our own Jon Papernick will talk about his books: Who by Fire, Who by Blood; and The Ascent of Eli Israel- Free Admission! For more information, call Sue Wilner (781/860 9829) or Toni Stechler (781/862 8812)
OTHER EVENTS IN DECEMBER:
Wednesday, December 3 at 8:00 PM, Temple Emanuel in Newton: Changing Lives, Bringing Hope: The Ethiopian Israeli Experience Join us for a fascinating program celebrating Israel at 60! An insider perspective will be provided by our special guest speakers from Haifa: Dr. Eshetu Kebede, Chair, Haifa Ethiopian Jewry Committee and Mulu Brahan, Director, Shiluvim Project. We will explore the complexities, challenges and accomplishments of Ethiopian Jews in Israel.
Bob Russman Halperin continues his series on Ethical Wills on December 7 at 11:15 AM
December 18 at 8:00 PM "How Do I Cope With The Economic OY: A Panel Discussion
December 22 5:45-7:30 PM, Family Hanukkah Dinner for the Entire Community
Wednesday, December 24, Annual Temple Emunah/Red Cross Blood Drive, from 10:00 AM-3:00 PM in the Rubinovitz Social Hall
The 55+ Club invites you to see the Blaschka Glass Flowers at Harvard's Museum of Natural History on December 7, 2008. Bus leaves Temple emunah parking lot at 9:30 AM. Price: $18.00 pp, seating is limited. Contact Barbara Hantman, 781-899- 5364.
FLOWERS:
There are several opportunities to sponsor the sanctuary flowers in December and January. It's a wonderful way to remember a loved one or celebrate a special occasion. The cost to sponsor the flowers is $80, or $45 to co-sponsor. Sponsors are needed on December 13, 20, and 27, and January 3, 17, 24, and 31. To sponsor the flowers or for more information, please contact Estha Blachman 781-646-2057 or
If there are any members whom you have not heard from in a while or who may need reaching out to, please contact the office so that we can help in any needs they may have.
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Shabbat Shalom