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Friday, September 18
6:30 PM Shabbat Shuva Service
High Holy Day Schedule
Sunday, September 20
Kever Avot
1:00 PM
at
Oak Hill Memorial Park, Drawing Room
Services will be held at the Heritage Theatre in Campbell
6:00 PM Family Alternative Service (1st Grade and up)
8:00 PM Yom Kippur Evening Service
Wednesday, September 23
Yom Kippur Day
Services will be held at the Heritage Theatre in Campbell
9:00 AM Children's Service (Preschool - K)
10:00 AM Congregational Service
10:00 AM La'atid Program (2 years- 2nd Grade)
12:30 PM Sermon Discussion with Rabbi Magat
1:00 PM Social Action/Tikkun Olam Discussion
1:00 PM Teen Discussion with Randy Levinson
2:00 PM Yoga
2:45 PM Study session with Phil Hankin, Director of Education
3:30 PM Afternoon Healing Service with Haftarah
4:15 PM Musical Interlude
5:00 PM Yizkor, Neilah, and Havdalah Services
6:30 PM (approx) Break the Fast
Friday, September 25
6:30 PM Kabbalat Shabbat Service
Friday, October 2
6:15 PM Shabbatluck Dinner
7:00 PM Family Service
Saturday, October 3
9:00 AM Shabbat Morning Minyan
10:30 AM B'not Mitzvah of Alaina and Brenna Fox
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High Holy Day Service Streaming
Temple Emanu-El is thrilled to be streaming our High Holy Day Services again this year. You can find the link on our High Holy Days page on our website, or by clicking
here.
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Have You Purchased Your High Holy Days Prayer Books?
All Temple members are expected to purchase their own prayer books. We will only have copies to loan out to non-member guests and we will not be selling books during the High Holy Days.
If you have pre-ordered prayerbooks, you may pick them up in the Chapel on Friday night during the oneg. If you have not pre-ordered your prayerbooks, you can purchase them at the Chapel on Friday night or in the Temple admin office during business hours.
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Back to School BBQ
Sunday, September 20 at 12:30 PM
Prospective members are welcome to join our religious school families for an opening day of school delicious BBQ lunch and open house.
Special note to members
- if you own a classic
or special interest car, we will be having a small
car show at the Religious School BBQ and
we'd love you to bring your car- please contact
Andrew Weinberg at 408-839-5569 for more info.
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Back to School
Sunday, September 20
First Day of Sunday Classes
8:00 AM Brotherhood Pancake Breakfast
9:00 AM Confirmation Class
9:00 AM Hebrew
10:15 AM Judaic Studies
Wednesday, September 30
First Day of Wednesday Classes 4:30 PM Hebrew
5:00 PM B'nai Mitzvah Prep Class
6:30 PM Teen Jewish Studies (TJS)
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Religious School Families
Please note that the San Jose Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon is taking place
Sunday, September 27
near the Temple. Please allow extra time to get to Religious School as some roads will be closed. For a map of road closures, click here.
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Break The Fast
Wednesday, September 23
Temple Emanu-El is pleased to announce that Sisterhood will be providing a Kiddush style Break-The-Fast following the Neilah service on Yom Kippur. There is no cost to attend, but your RSVP is requested.
Click here to RSVP or become a Break-The-Fast sponsor.
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Annual Campaign
Erev Rosh Hashanah marked the beginning of our Annual Campaign. All gifts to the Annual Campaign at any level will be recognized in Connections and make a difference in the lives of your fellow congregants. Thank you for your support of our Temple and our community. You can also make a contribution by donating online
here.
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Sukkot
Sunday, September 27 at 5:00 PM
Bring your dinner and decorate the Sukkah with your Temple family followed by a special Sukkot experience!
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Simchat Torah
Sunday, October 4
Erev Simchat Torah
5:00 PM Pizza Dinner for the entire congregation. Appetizers and drinks sponsored by Sisterhood.
5:30 PM Erev Simchat Torah Service, Consecration of students (grades K and up) who are new to our Religious School, and Israeli Dancing
Monday, October 5
Simchat Torah
9:00 AM Simchat Torah Morning and Yizkor Services in the Chapel
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Refuah Shlayma (Healing) List
Beginning the Friday after Yom Kippur, Friday, September 25th, we will be starting a new Refuah Shlayma (Healing) list in honor of the new year. Please submit names even if they are currently on the list!
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Caring Committee Volunteers
The Caring Committee is made up of volunteer members of the congregation who provide caring to families in crisis, whether related to death or illness, with particular attention to the elderly who may not have a support system. Activities may include phone calls, home and hospital visits, helping with food, and transportation. The committee's goal is to be there when needed, so that no one walks alone.
Contact
[email protected] to volunteer!
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Baby Shabbat
Saturday, October 10 at 9:00 AM
Little ones will enjoy a program full of Shabbat songs, Torah stories, and parachute play. Kiddush, motzi, and a bagel oneg sponsored by Sisterhood will follow.
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Shabbat in Nature
Saturday, October 10 at 10:30 AM at Ed Levin County Park in Milpitas
A Shabbat morning service led by Dana Magat with a potluck to follow. There are beautiful trails to walk around while engaging in discussions with others as well as volleyball courts, horseshoe games, and more!
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Membership Memories
At our Long-term Members Shabbat, we asked people to share their
memories of Temple Emanu-El. It's not too late to share yours! Please send your memories via e-mail to Shirley Lee
[email protected] or by snail mail to 1061 Crosswind Ct. San Jose, CA 95120.
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Annual 5K Teal Run
Saturday, September 26, 7:30 AM Registration, 9 AM Race at Campbell Park in Campbell
It's a day to express hope, love and support as we raise funds to support ovarian cancer research as ell as the myriad of services offered by local Bay Area organizations to cancer patients at little or no charge. For more information, or to register for the race, click
here.
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