Tetzaveh-Shabbat Zakhor
Rabbinic candidate Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun will join us for Shabbat services on Friday evening and Saturday
Friday, February 23
5:20 pm:
Shabbat Candle Lighting
5:40 pm: Minhah services in Reception Hall 2
Saturday, February 24
8:00 am: Theology on Shabbat
9:00 am:
Shabbat Services in the Milstein Sanctuary
Bar Mitzvah: Ethan Stein
10:45 am:
Ruah on Shabbat (for children grades 3-5)
in Lower Level Conference Room
10:45 am: Simhat Shabbat (for children grades K-2 and their parents) in rooms D & E
11:00 am: Tot Shabbat in Tot Shabbat room
12:00 pm: Kiddush in Reception Halls
12:30 pm:
Halutzim - Shabbat Shenanigans
12:45 pm:
Parashat HaShavua in room C
5:00 pm: Minhah Services in the Irene Schwebel Chapel followed by Seudah Shelishit
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
This weekend: Visit from Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun
Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun will be visiting us this coming weekend, along with his wife Jane-Rachel. The following events will be open to everyone
and we encourage you to attend:
Friday evening
Minhah,
Kabbalat Shabbat and
Ma'ariv at 5:40 pm: Rabbi
Schonbrun will be giving a
D'var Torah.
Saturday morning at 9:00 am: Shabbat services, visit to youth services and Kiddush followed by
Community Question and Answer Session with Rabbi
Schonbrun in the Milstein Sanctuary
beginning
about one hour after the start of
Kiddush. Supervised activities for children will take place downstairs
beginning at 12:45 pm until 2:45 pm so that parents can attend.
Saturday afternoon at 5:00 pm:
Minhah followed by
Seudah Shelishit and
Ma'ariv. Rabbi
Schonbrun will be leading
Minhah, reading Torah, and teaching at the
Seudah Shelishit.
Sunday morning minyan at 9:00 am: Rabbi
Schonbrun will lead services.
On February 14th, Rabbi
Schonbrun visited with our Nursery School,
Shorashim and
Havurat Torah students, as well as with the TIC staff. This coming weekend he will be meeting with various synagogue committees.
Rabbi Schonbrun's resume can be found in the Member's section of the TIC website.
Your input in the Rabbi Search process is critical. We will be reaching out to you to complete a survey and will be holding a Town Hall meeting to hear your thoughts. More details will follow. You should also feel free to personally reach out to any member of the Rabbi Search Committee whose names are set forth below. We very much want to hear from you!
We look forward to seeing you this weekend at as many events as possible.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
Shabbat Afternoon Cafe "Lite"
This Shabbat: February 24, 2018
12:45-2:45 pm
Children are welcome to join us for games in the gym. Adult supervision will be provided so parents are free to participate in the session with the Rabbinic candidate.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
This Shabbat! SHABBAT SHENANIGANS
Halutzim (Grades K-2)
Come enjoy a Shabbat afternoon filled with games, activities, laughter and fun!
This Saturday, February 24th
12:30 - 2:00 pm
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
Purim Celebration Wednesday evening
February 28
View flyer here for details.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
Upcoming mini-series:
THE NIGHT OF LEARNING IN B'NAI B'RAK: A PRELUDE FOR PASSOVER
Rabbi Tucker will take us through a reworking of the story, familiar from the Haggadah, of our Sages'
all-night study session. It will be based on a fascinating reimagining of the event by Yochi Brandes, in her book "Akiva's Orchard", and on the rabbinic texts that underlie her work.
NOTE: The March 1 session is canceled.
This mini-series will meet on Thursdays, March 8 and 15, from 8:15 to 9:30 pm. Reception Hall 3.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
Sign up this week!
Adults on the Move: Day trip to the Hudson River Museum/Yonkers
The trip is open to members AND non-members, on a first-come basis, limited space is available
Join us on
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
12:00-4:30
$35 includes lunch, bus, docent-led tour of the museum exhibit, an opportunity to browse the museum, and visit Glenview, the museum's historic home built in 1876
- Docent-led Exhibit: The Neo-Victorians-Contemporary Artists Revive Gilded-Age Glamour
- Browse the museum collections
- Visit Glenview, the museum's historic 1876 house
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
DESIGNER GENES: WHAT'S THE DRESS CODE?
The ability to manipulate human genes directly is now well established. This raises both exciting applications and deep ethical issues. Please join us for a special event in our Scientists in Synagogues program (supported by "Sinai and Synapses"), featuring a pair of experts in two major aspects of gene engineering. Dr. Richard Sherwood of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School will present the "eyebrow-raising" science, and Rabbi Daniel Nevins, Rabbinical School Dean at Jewish Theological Seminary, will address the ethical issues. Come and get engaged in a fascinating discussion of the medical possibilities and the criteria to consider in choosing among them.
Sunday, March 11, 2018
4:00 PM
Reception Hall 1
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
February is Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month
"Every member of the people of Israel is obligated to study Torah - whether one is rich or poor, physically able or with physical disability."
Maimonides, Mishne Torah, Hilchot Talmud Torah, Ch. 10.
Let's be sure to create opportunities for all individuals so that all individuals can fulfill this obligation.
Thank you to our TIC artists and designers Naomi Ascher, Benji Kornstein, Orly Kornstein, Jocelyn Weschler and Asher Schain, for the beautiful posters hanging throughout the building.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
Eat*Pray*Learn Dinner & Book Talk: We'll Always Have Casablanca
Join us on
Friday evening, March 9,
as we welcome Shabbat, enjoy a delicious Moroccan themed dairy dinner and discover local author,
Noah Isenberg who will discuss his recent publication--We'll Always Have Casablanca. (This dinner and book was originally scheduled for December and was canceled /rescheduled because of inclement weather on that December day.)
For the 75th anniversary of its premiere--the incredible story of how Casablanca was made and why it remains the most beloved of Hollywood films.
We'll Always Have Casablanca
is celebrated film historian Noah Isenberg's rich account of this most beloved movie's origins. Isenberg reveals the myths and realities behind Casablanca's production, exploring the transformation of the unproduced stage play into the classic screenplay, the controversial casting decisions, the battles with Production Code censors, and the effect of the war's progress on the movie's reception. Isenberg particularly focuses on the central role refugees from Hitler's Europe played in the production (nearly all of the actors and actresses cast in Casablanca were immigrants).
Registration is required. Sign up here.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
Save the dates: A Message from the Rabbi Search Committee
We are pleased to announce that the Rabbi Search Committee has invited three candidates to each spend a weekend at TIC. Each weekend will be structured to give the candidate exposure to the many different facets of our community. In particular, candidates will be involved in Kabbalat Shabbat services on Friday night and Shabbat services on Saturday morning. Following Kiddush (after the Shabbat morning service), members of our congregation will have the opportunity to meet the candidate in the sanctuary and ask questions. Your participation is vital to the future of our beloved community and we urge you to join us so that your input can be part of the decision process.
The candidate visits continue, and are scheduled for the following Shabbat weekends:
February 24 - Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun (this weekend)
March 3 - Rabbi Rachel Kobrin
The resume for each of the candidates can be found in the Member's section of the TIC website.
This is an exciting and important decision for our congregation. We thank you in advance for your participation in this process, and we look forward to seeing you on all the weekends. We also thank those families who are celebrating a Bar/Bat Mitzvah on these weekends for making space for these very important candidate visits.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
Pre-Pesach learning session with Dr. Josh Kulp,
Rosh Yeshiva & Co-Founder of the Conservative Yeshiva in Jerusalem
Starving at the Seder: What's Up with the Parsley?
Monday, March 12th 7:30 pm
Offsite
RSVP to the synagogue office
Dr. Josh Kulp has taught Talmud and halakhah for the last 20 years. He is the author of the recently published book Reconstructing the Talmud (Mechon Hadar, 2014) as well as the The Schechter Haggadah: Art, History and Commentary (Schechter Press, 2008).
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
NURSERY SCHOOL NEWS
The Nursery School will be closed February 19-23.
Join us for Camp 2018! If you are looking for a loving and fabulous day camp, you have come to the right place! Mahane Rishon - My First Camp, for toddlers and incoming 2s, 3s and 4s, is the perfect option providing a rich and wonderful camp experience. Click
here for our Camp brochure. Click
here
for our Camp registration packet.
Babies & Bagels: How to Create Quality Time with your kids Tuesday, March 6, 9:15-10:30am
Connect with other parents of young babies while learning from this month's specialist:
Jen Spitz, Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Free and open to all. Coffee and bagels will be served. View flyer
here.
Toddler & Me Wednesdays, 9:15-10:30am, through May 30
Explore and make new friends in a fun filled morning of play, art, music and more. For children 10-24 months and their caregiver. View flyer here.
Bim Bam Fridays, 10:30-11:30am, through June 1
Hear stories, sing songs and celebrate Shabbat together. For children ages 3 and under and their caregiver. View flyer here.
Registration Now Open for the 2018-19 School Year.
Registration is now open for the 2018-2019 school year. Enrollment is subject to available space and will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis. If you would like to schedule a tour or learn more about the TIC Nursery School, please contact the Nursery School Director,
Patty Goldstick or call 914-948-2800, x126. For registration information, click
here.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
SHORASHIM AND
HAVURAT TORAH NEWS
Shorashim and Havurat Torah are closed for President's Week Recess
Sunday, February 18-Sunday, February 25
In the event of a weather-related closing:
On Sundays, the decision to close Shorashim will be made by 7:00 am. On weekdays, Shorashim and
Havurat Torah will be canceled if either White Plains or Scarsdale public schools are closed. If those public schools are open but decide to cancel after-school activities, we will also cancel Shorashim and
Havurat Torah on those days. We will relay this information to all our families by the following methods:
- Call us at 914-948-2800, ext. 158 (our weather-related phone extension) to hear a voice message from the Education Office when there are weather-related school closings to report.
- We will provide this information to Channel 12 news.
- An email will be sent to all our Shorashim and HT families.
Shorashim News
(please read until the end for important community information)
Shorashim and
Havurat Torah are closed for President's Week Recess
Sunday, February 18-Sunday, February 25
Purim Celebrations during Shorashim and in the Evening
Next week! Wednesday, February 28
4:00-6:00pm
Children are encouraged to come to Shorashim in costume.
No weapons please!
*Regular Shorashim learning from 4:00-6:00pm.
**All Shorashim learners can come on Wednesday and be part of the Talent Show and participate in the theater workshop
even if they usually come on Thursday
***Regular dismissal at
6:00 pm
except for those children staying for the evening family event and/or megillah reading.
Shorashim learning will include:
-
Shorashim's Third Annual "Catch a Rising Jewish Star" talent show. For more information view flyer here. Any Shorashim learner, regardless of the weekday they attend, are encouraged to come on Wednesday to participate and/or watch "Catch a Rising Jewish Star."
-
Following Shorashim on Wednesday at 6:15 will be a Purim Celebration in the Milstein Sanctuary, emceed by "Mainstages", featuring a Purim Shpiel, Megillah highlights, songs, contests and more, all followed by Community-wide full Megillah reading at 7:45pm.
(Shorashim and TIC families who would like to meet their children for the family Purim event and/or megillah reading will be able to pick them up at 6:15pm. We will feed those children pizza for dinner at 6pm*.
All children must be accompanied by an adult to the megillah reading at 6:15pm.)
Regular Shorashim learning
Thursday, March 1
4:00-6:00pm
Purim carnival in lieu of regular Shorashim learning
Sunday, March 4
11:00am-1:00pm View flyer
here.
Book Fair Coming to Shorashim
Wednesday, March 14-Sunday, March 18
We're looking for Volunteers! We need you!
The Shorashim Parents Organization is excited to be planning for our 3rd annual TIC Spring Book Fair. This is a wonderful community building event, and a joint project between Shorashim and the Nursery School PTO. The book fair will take place Wednesday, March 14th - Sunday, March 18th. In a few weeks we will be sending out materials for signing up to volunteer at the book fair. We would love to have more parents join the planning committee. Looking forward to another successful book fair! To volunteer and for more information email ticbookfair@gmail.com.
New Adult Education Series
Make Shabbat and holidays come alive for you and your family!
Click here
for information about Monday evening adult ed. Register online today!
Shabbat
Hamudim (Cuties Shabbat) with Rabbi Ari & Cantor Mordecai
Join us for a relaxed, come-as-you-are Shabbat experience for families with young children (recommended for children from NS- through Grade 1). Welcome Shabbat with songs, stories, dancing and kiddush on the Third Friday of every month.
When?
Third Fridays: March 16th, April 20th, May 18th, and June 15th.
What time?
5:15pm - 5:45pm
Where?
The learning space across from the library
Next week! Wednesday, February 28
View Purim Eve flyer
here
.
Purim Carnival
Sunday, March 4
11:00am-1:00pm
Check out what we're offering for the spring semester (click on the links below).
Havurat
Torah
Offerings for 5778 (2017-2018):
If you are interested in hearing more about what your friends are learning at HT this year,
ask them why they're choosing to participate and what they're excited about.
Register now. We are eager to welcome
you
into our learning community!
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
YOUTH and FAMILY PROGRAMMING
Shabbat Experience for all 6th Grade Families
March 9-10, 2018
9:30 am-2:00 pm: A special Shabbat service for 6th Graders & families, lunch, and an outdoor adventure.
SHABBAT SHENANIGANS
Halutzim (Grades K-2)
Come enjoy a Shabbat afternoon filled with games, activities, laughter and fun!
This Shabbat! Saturday, February 24th
12:30 - 2:00 pm
Please RSVP by February 22nd to Arielle Richman a.richman@templeisraelcenter.org.
PURIM
Purim Celebrations
-
All TIC children will have a chance to participate from 5:15-6:00 pm in a fun and engaging Purim theater workshop orchestrated by Mainstages Productions. If your child wishes to join in the fun please rsvp to Aliza Burton at a.burton@templeisraelcenter.org.
-
6:00 pm:
Havurat Torah teens are also invited to arrive early for a pizza dinner (email Lisa Schwartz, see email below).
-
-
6:15 pm:
Ma'ariv service with Interactive Purim Shpiel and Celebration emceed by Mainstages
-
7:45 pm:
Community-wide full Megillah reading.
Please bring a box of pasta to use as a noisemaker (grogger) to drown out Haman's name at any of the Purim celebrations and Megillah readings - at 6:15 pm and 7:45 pm. Pasta will be donated to the Food Bank of Westchester as one way to fulfill the mitzvah of Matanot la'evyonim (giving to the needy) and a way to express our appreciation during this joyous holiday of Purim.
View Purim Eve flyer here.
Purim carnival
Sunday, March 4
11:00am-1:00pm
6th Grade Family Brunch:
Opportunities for all 6th Grade children and their parents to learn, discover, and create. Each session features innovative programming, interactive learning, text study, and discussions with peers, educators, and clergy. Breakfast is also served.
Sunday, May 6, 2018, at 9:30-11:30 am
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
Sisterhood Bookclub
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Offsite
The bookclub is reading the novel, The Wife, by Meg Wolitzer.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
April 27-29, 2018 | 13-14 Iyyar 5778
Join TIC for a Weekend of Celebration
& Appreciation.
The weekend will open with the Arthur S. Weinstock Scholar-In-Residence Shabbat inspired by a new book of commentaries on Pirkei Avot, scheduled for publication in early spring, with teachings by Rabbi Gordon Tucker and Rabbi Tamar Elad-Applebaum. Friday-Saturday, April 27-28, 2018.
We are thrilled to cap the weekend with an EVENING OF CELEBRATION AND APPRECIATION to honor Rabbi Gordon Tucker and Amy Cohn on Sunday, April 29, 2018, in anticipation of the Rabbi's retirement at the end of June.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
Making Shabbat And Holidays Come Alive For You And Your Family
Ongoing new Adult Ed series. Through text study, discussions, hands-on activities and crafts, we will explore the key themes of Shabbat and holidays, and share engaging ways to celebrate with family members of all ages. Each participant will have a chance to create a ritual object to take home that can enhance Shabbat and holiday celebrations with family and friends. Bring your curiosity, creativity, and great ideas.
Join us for these monthly sessions!
March 12 (Pesa
h
), April 23 (Shabbat eve), May 7 (Shabbat day).
Educators: Rachel Glickenstein, Arielle Richman and Susan Ticker
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
Shabbat Hamudim (Cuties Shabbat)
with Rabbi Ari & Cantor Mordecai
Join us for a relaxed, come-as-you-are Shabbat experience for families with young children (recommended for children from NS- through Grade 1). Welcome Shabbat with songs, stories, dancing and kiddush on the
Third Friday
of every month.
When?
Third Fridays: March 16th, April 20th, May 18th, and June 15th.
What time?
5:15pm - 5:45pm
Where?
The learning space across from the library
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
Israel Action Committee - Eric Mandel Event
Dr. Eric Mandel has returned from his annual seminar in Israel, and will speak at
Hebrew Institute on Sunday morning, March 18 - bagels/coffee at 9:30 and presentation at 10:00.
His topic this year is
"Israel 2018: The Iranian Northern Frontier, The Future of the JCPOA, and Israel's Arab Citizens." This promises to be another stimulating and highly educational event. Admission is free. View flyer
here.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
Decoding the Tablecloth
Saturday, April 14, 2018 Commemorating
Yom HaShoah
Bendheim Performing Arts Center at the Scarsdale JCC
999 Wilmot Rd, Scarsdale, NY 10583
Proceeds will benefit the Group Foundation for advancing Mental Healthand the scholarship fund of the Westchester Group Psychotherapy Society
The Westchester Group Psychotherapy Society and Group Foundation for Advancing Mental Health are co-sponsoring a theatrical event at the JCC that illuminates the value of psychotherapy in processing family trauma. The performance entitled "Decoding the Tablecloth" is a one woman family memoir written and performed by Gabriela Kohen, and it explores the impact of trauma over five generations of Kohen's family, and also her experiences as an immigrant girl growing up Jewish and Latina in New York. From pre-Holocaust Poland to the tango halls of Argentina, to disco-era Brooklyn, Gabriela portrays over 20 characters as she weaves her family's struggles to belong to their unique cultural identity.
For more details please see flyer here.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
Brotherhood: Chavayrim Kol Israel Awards Luncheon
Join Brotherhood on the afternoon of
April 29 when
Marc J. Berman will be honored as our
MAN OF THE YEAR at the 15th Annual Chavayrim Kol Israel Awards Luncheon of the HUDSON VALLEY REGION of the FEDERATION OF JEWISH MEN'S CLUBS at TEMPLE SINAI in Middletown, NY.
For more details see flyer
here.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
TIC Parents of Children with Special Needs ages 0-17
The next gathering of the TIC Parents of Children with Special Needs ages 0-17 is
Thursday, March 22,
10:00 am.
We will be discussing ways we deal with our children's anxieties. There will be an informal discussion and light snacks. Our Director of Inclusion, Michelle Steinhart, will be there.
Please RSVP to the synagogue office
. Note that you are welcome to drop in without RSVP'ing, however, it helps us to figure out chairs and amount of food.
Here are the dates for the rest of the year. Let us know if you are interested in hosting any of the upcoming gatherings.
Thurs morning March 22 10:00 am
Thurs evening April 19 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Thurs morning May 17 10:00 am
Thurs evening June 14 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Thurs evening July 19 8:00pm - 10:00 pm
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
The Hesed Circle
Bikkur Holim * Senior Connect * Shiva Support
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
HUNGRY & HOMELESS Winter Update
Look at what we've done as a community...We responded generously to the
Yom Kippur Appeal
and can take pride in having donated approximately $20,000.00 to local organizations feeding, housing and supporting county residents.
Please continue to contribute to the Hungry & Homeless appeal. The funds that you provide help thousands throughout Westchester.
Click
here to view the Winter 2017 update, and
click here to make a donation.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
HELP FURTHER THE MISSION OF THE TIC INCLUSION COMMITTEE
The TIC Inclusion Committee works on exploring and improving issues related to anyone who feels excluded in any way, including people with disabilities and learning differences, the LGBTQ community, or those experiencing mental health issues. Anyone who needs our services, please contact Michelle Steinhart, TIC's Director of Inclusion, at
m.steinhart@templeisraelcenter.org
.
To join the committee in its work, please contact Michelle Steinhart or Robin Friedman at
rskf18@gmail.com.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
MAH JONGG WITH SISTERHOOD
Sisterhood holds mah jongg games on Thursday nights from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
"We play for tzedakah/charity, one game at a time." Players need not be Sisterhood or Temple Israel Center members.
Contact
Linda Lieberman at 914-472-3626. We play year-round, except for holidays and when the synagogue is closed.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
DOROT Westchester Intergenerational Chess
Opportunity for Older Adults to Participate in an Intergenerational Chess Program
* Learn and Play Chess with Teens
* Wednesday Afternoons in Hartsdale
* Transportation is available
* Great for Brain Fitness
Call Cippi Harte, Director DOROT Westchester, to Register: (914) 573-8906. View
flyer
here
.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
J-Teen Leadership Disaster Area Relief Service Trips (DARST)
Thanks to a generous grant from Time for Good, a UJA-Federation initiative, J-Teen will be leading seven Disaster Area Relief Service Trips (DARST) to Houston and Florida this year! High schoolers (grades 9-12) will work together to help those affected by the recent hurricanes through hands-on work and social action.
For more information, go to website here.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
| TIC FOOD VOLUNTEERS Do you know where YOUR next meal is coming from?
Would you like to help someone who doesn't?
Join the TIC Food Volunteers! We prepare more than 150 meals on the first Sunday of every month for the hungry and homeless. Meals are prepared in volunteers' homes and brought to TIC for transport to The Sharing Community in Yonkers, NY. To learn how you can help, contact Judith Grand at (914) 328-3322 or foodvolunteer@gmail.com.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
UNITED WAY 2-1-1 HELPLINE
Need Help? Speak to Real People and Get Real Answers
United Way's 2-1-1 is a free, confidential, multilingual information and referral helpline open 365 days a year, 9:00 am-7:00 pm. Our knowledgeable call specialists are here to listen, to care, and most of all, to give you the information you need on: food, housing and shelters, abuse prevention, government services, senior services, health& mental health, child care, job assistance and more.
To speak to someone dial 2-1-1 from any phone or visit
www.uwwp.org/get-help
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
WJCS KOSHER MEAL DELIVERY
WJCS kosher Meals-on-Wheels program is looking for volunteer drivers. Monthly, biweekly, or occasionally; we'll work with your schedule. Contact Eileen at 914-668-4350, or eoleet@wjcs.com.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
|
|
| |
|
TIC MEMBERS-ONLY
WEBSITE ACCESS
|
| With members-only access, you'll be able to read selected sermons, view the most recent Hadashot issue, and more. Click here to request access. |
|
Send feedback about the FB page to our administrator,
Robin Arzt.
TIC's hashtag,
#TICtogether, is another great way to connect on social media. Remember to use it when you share information about all of TIC's great happenings!
|
|
DAILY
MINYANIM AT TIC!
|
Support fellow congregants who want to pray in a community as well as those who are saying Kaddish. It is an
act
of
great
kindness. We gather in the lrene Schwebel Chapel at 7:10 am Monday-Friday, at 8:00 pm Monday-Thursday, and at 9:00 am and 8:00 pm on Sunday. Check our calendar for minyanim times on Shabbat.
To join the minyan corps, contact
|
|
| TIC COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES |
-
Support TIC mourners during shiva week by being part of shiva minyanim. To participate in this act of hesed, email Caren Zelicof.
- Celebrating a simha or remembering a loved one? You can share the commemoration by sponsoring a Shabbat kiddush. Email Kelly Kressler or call her at 914-948-2800 x111.
- Dedicating one or more copies of Siddur Lev Shalem is another great way to commemorate a yahrtzeit or to celebrate a simha. Click here to get started.
-
Birthday parties are great fun at TIC! For gym or room rental details, email
Kelly Kressler.
-
Share your good news with the TIC community. Email
Susan Galla with details about your
s'mahot, or call her at 914-948-2800 x112.
|
|
|
|
Have you joined the TIC Facebook page yet?
