Weekend Update

Friday, August 15
Candle lighting, 7:28 PM
BBQ & Barekhu
5:00 PM Minḥa
5:15 PM BBQ
6:15-7:15 Musical Kabbalat Shabbat
7:15 PM Moving Inside for Candlelighting & Maariv
8:00 PM Kiddush, Motzi, dessert

Saturday, August 16
9:30 AM Shaḥarit Services in Main Sanctuary
This week's Summer Shabbat Speaker is Jerry Kissel whose talk is entitled "Hear, O Temple Emunah". Jerry's D'var will be before the Torah reading.
12:15 PM Kiddush in the Rubinovitz Social Hall
12:15 PM 25-52 led by Rabbi Lerner
7:15 PM Minḥa followed by Rabbi Lerner teaching about the "Spirit of the Siddur". For the next several weeks the Rabbis will be discussing the history, theology and practice of taking an Aliyah to the Torah.
Followed by Maariv and Havdalah

Shabbat Concludes at 8:26 PM

Sunday, August 17
9:00 AM Shaḥarit Services
7:30 PM Maariv
The Office is closed Sundays for the Summer

Looking Ahead (See Link for Flyers Below)

• August 18 This Monday. Blood donations are urgently needed. Emunah is hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive this Monday, August 18, 2 pm - 7 pm. All presenting donors can enter to win Red Sox tickets. Donors must be over 17 and bring an ID. To schedule an appointment, please call 1-800-GIVE-LIFE or go to www.GiveLife.org. Walk-ins are also most welcome.

Reminders
February, 2009, Temple Emunah led by Rabbi Lerner, is planning a trip to Israel. Contact Maria Espinoza at

for itinerary and pricing. Find more details here

Dues forms are on the Temple Emunah website. You can complete your dues form, make your Kol Nidrei pledge, become a Sustaining Member and join any or all of our committees and groups all electronically. (click for dues form)

In the next couple of weeks we will have our new CENSUS FORM on the website. Like the dues form you can fill out the information electronically and return it to the Temple. Anyone without computer capability or wishing a hard copy will receive one in the mail. The CENSUS FORM will allow us to update our information for the upcoming Directory , our Aliyah and Yahrtzeit Lists.

We are still in the midst of summer vacations. Many congregants are away and yet many need all of our help to make Minyan during the week. Please join us for our daily Minyanim.
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Shabbat Shalom

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