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THIS WEEK AT CONGREGATION
BETH SHALOM of the BLUE HILLS
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June 13, 2016 || 7 Tammuz 5776
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Congregation Beth Shalom
of the Blue Hills
18 Shoolman Way
Milton, MA 02186
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Rabbi Benjamin's Office Hours
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Monday
: Rabbi's Day off
Tuesday
: 11:00 - 3:30
Wednesday
: 11:00 - 3:30
Thursday
: 2:00 -6:00
Friday
: 11:00 - 3:00
To arrange a meeting outside of Office Hours please call the office at 617-698-3394
or email Rabbi Benjamin at
rabbifredbenjamin@gmail.com
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View the
PDF Calendar for this month's events at Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills
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| Tour D'Shul stop at our Synagogue |
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Reminders
If you are emailing the Office
staff on any matter, please be
sure to use this email address: Office@BethShalomBlueHills.org.
Thank you.
Please pass this information
along to any Temple members
who do not have email.
Please visit our website for
additional information:
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 Upcoming Events
SHABBAT SHALOM FROM BETH SHALOM
OF THE BLUE HILLS
Friday, July 22nd
7:56 pm Shabbat Candle Lighting Time
No service this evening.
Saturday, July 23rd
9:30 am Shabbat Morning Services
We will read Parashat Balak.
Rabbi Benjamin is on vacation so Joel Davidson will be leading the services and George Goldstein will be giving the D'var Torah.
Sunday, July 24th
9:00 am Morning Minyan in our Sanctuary
Friday, July 29th
7:45 pm Kabbalat Shabbat Service at Fuller Village-Brush Hill
Community Educational Opportunities
BID - Milton Hospital encourages you to volunteer with us on a weekly basis. We provide a warm sense of community and caring. Current needs are for front desk volunteers on weekend evenings 4-7:30 greeting visitors, giving directions and answering patient phone calls; weekday greeting and escorting patients to appointments; and weekday filing. Please apply on our website
www.bidmilton.org under How to Help/Volunteer or call Janet at
617-313-1558. Thanks!
Join JTS in the Berkshires this Summer
July 8th--Dr. Marjorie Lehman, Women in the House of Study, Anxiety, Difference and the Danger of Exclusion
July 22nd-Rabbi David Hoffman, Redrawing the Boundary between Jew and Other
Sunday July 24th
5:00 PM, Newton, MA
Jewish Singles Mingle
Dinner & Music on the Green
Come spend a warm Sunday evening with Jewish Singles Mingle.
Join other singles, ages 45-65 for a light mid-Eastern buffet dinner at a restaurant in Newton Centre, followed by a hot outdoor salsa concert on Newton Centre Green. We'll be listening to Grupo Fantasia, playing calypso, reggae, and salsa music. Bring a chair or blanket for the concert.
Pre-payment is required for dinner; space is limited. Cost is $15 per person. Dinner is on, rain or shine.
Deadline for registration is Tuesday, July 19, 2016.
Can't make dinner? Join us on Newton Centre Green at 6:30pm for the concert. Look for the blue and white balloons to find us. To register, click below.
Jewish Singles Mingle
is a Jewish singles group for individuals, ages 45-65 in the Greater Boston area, to meet one another. The group is a collaborative of area synagogues and organizations.
Planned Legacy
You are invited to write up to 250 words and submit a photograph for each of your plaques for the Memorial Room in our new building. There is no cost for this for those who have existing plaques. Please call the office for further information.
Planned Legacy webpage link on Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills is Please click here
Yahrzeit List: July 29- 2016
This week, we remember:
Saul Cohen
Moses Cooperstein
Nolan (Lanny) Drevitch
Mollie Fafel
Annie Feinstein
Harry Feldman
Hyman Louis Fienberg
Susan Gleek
Rose Goldman
Rubin Greenberg
Norma Grossman
Aaron Handwerger
Philip Harris
Ida Kerner
Etta Lemelman
Joseph Marcus
Annette Miller
Joseph Norman
Leah Paven
Tillie Rose
Flora Rosen
Marc Jeffrey Rosenthal
Abraham Schwartz
Solomon Sogoloff
Morrris Steir
Barry W. Tanzer
B. Woll
May their memories be for a blessing.
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Message from the Transition Committee
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The Board of Directors has created the Transition Committee to interface between the Congregation and Kaplan Construction regarding punch list items and any other capital issues (as opposed to maintenance, operational and esthetic issues which will be managed by House and Beautification committees as is our custom (minhag)).
The Transition Committee is putting a process in place to centralize the collection of issues and concerns (punch list and otherwise) related to our new synagogue building.
Anyone who has an issue or concern or question is asked to send that issue to the office in the following format:
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The office will keep a list of the issues with the name of the person who made the comment and their em or other contact info.
The Transition Committee will review the list on a weekly basis and communicate with Kaplan as appropriate. This will keep communication between the Congregation and Kaplan centralized and will keep these issues organized for reference purposes as well.
Any new issues will be assigned to a member of the Transition Committee for analysis and research on a fix.
Gratefully,
Paul Cooperstein, Chair
Ed Gurwitch
Bill Hanna
Larry Rose
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A UNIQUE FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITY
Participants in this study will receive $100 in appreciation for their time, and for helping to find participants, the Temple will receive $100 for each participant who completes the study.
As part of her work as a clinical researcher, our long time member, Annette Koplovsky is doing a study with people who have Hidradenitis Supprativa often know as HS. The condition is characterized by recurrent blocked sweat glands in the skin. Participants need to be between 18 and 65 years old. The study involves simple questions and answers and is totally confidential and will take about an hour. Please check with friends and relatives as well.
Please feel free to contact Annette with any questions or for additional info, home 617-696-9481, cell 616-417-1653. Several temple members have participated in past studies, and it's an easy way for you to make some money and support the synagogue at the same time! Thank you!
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Donate Your Car Today
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Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills has partnered with CARS (Charitable Adult Rides & Services) to offer an exciting new way to donate to our Capital Campaign, by donating a car, boat, or other motorized vehicle.
It's simple to do. Just visit
DonatingIsEasy or call 855-500-RIDE (7433). Tell them you would like to donate your vehicle on behalf of Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills and they will do the rest, including picking up your vehicle and sending you a receipt for the amount it was sold for after the sale has been complete.
We get most of the funds from every transaction and you get a tax deduction, a real win/win. This is available to us on a nationwide basis, so please spread the word to your family and friends and consider donating today!
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