Thursday, February 22, 2018
Shabbat Shalom!
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Shabbat  Service Schedule:
F riday, February 23
6:00 pm- Shabbat B'Yachad Service
7:30 pm- Evening Service
Saturday, February 24
8:45 am- Torah Study 
10:30 am- Shabbat Morning Service
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Services HERE



Pre-Purim Shpiel Wine & Cheese February 28
Get in the mood for the funny and lively Wizard of Oyz Purim Shpiel!

Enjoy some pre-shpiel Wine & Cheese
In the Chapel
6:15 PM
Wednesday, February 28

RSVP HERE
Purim Shpiel February 28 and March 11
The holiday of Purim is next week. What is it all about?
Visit Reform Judaism's website to learn more!
Purim Carnival March 11
Sunday Lunch and Learn March 4
To RSVP Email Office
Caring Committee Meeting March 5
Good Deed Opportunity!
Monday, March 5th at 7:30 in the Temple Sinai Living Room

Temple Sinai's Caring Committee reaches out to support Temple members during life changing events; when there is a birth, a death, or a significant illness. This is one of the things at the heart Temple Sinai for many members: to know that we care in times of need.  

Are you looking to enhance the sense of family within Temple Sinai? To enhance your connection with Temple members?   You can help strengthen our Temple Sinai Community.  
 
Volunteer for a two-week volunteer support rotation HERE
Please RSVP for the meeting HERE
Book Club March 7
Susie Fishbein Cooking Demo March 21
For more info and RSVP form, click HERE . For questions, email Helen Engel
Tuesday Lunch and Learn March 20, 27
April 3 and 10
Three Jewish Painters in Paris
... and their American Landsman with Janet Mandel
To RSVP Email Office
Brunch and Matinee with Renaissance Group
Sunday March 18
Click HERE for more info, click HERE to RSVP
Tuesday Lunch and Learn March 20, 27
April 3 and 10
MARK YOUR CALENDAR- SATURDAY MAY 5
A night of trivia, friends and fun
More to follow...
ECEP visit to GRACE’s Refrigerator
Reintroducing- Kvelling Corner...
Let us know if you have some good news to share- email us here...

Mazal tov to Religious School Director of Education Patti Kahn on the marriage of her son, Laurence to Michal
last weekend in Israel!
The Legacy of Hope: Carolyn Dorfman Dance
at Monmouth University
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 25 AT 4 PM
MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO
Now in its 35th season, Carolyn Dorfman Dance explores a wide range of subjects, including the changing nature of love, the power of the natural world, even the meaning and attraction of tattoos.
Performances are high energy, technically demanding and visually stunning. But it is the stories that are paramount for Dorfman as an artist: “The commonality of the human experience is what really drives me. That idea of connecting to each other on a visceral level.” And for Dorfman, communicating with others starts at the beginning, by understanding and exploring her own place in the world – as the child of Eastern European Jewish immigrants."
Summit Library Author Event March 7
Local Author, Believed to be Last Surviving Nazi Slave Laborer, to Speak at Summit Free Public Library

Summit, NJ—Local author Robert Max, believed by historians to be the last living American soldier to have survived Nazi slave labor during WWII, will speak at the Summit Free Public Library on Wednesday, March 7, 2018, at 7pm. His memoir, The Long March Home: An American Soldier’s Life as a Nazi Slave Laborer was released in November 2017. Click HERE or more info.
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