Mazel Tov to our October B'nai Mitzvah Aidan Mess,
Owen Lehrfeld &
Tyler Lehrfeld
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To honor an occasion with a gift
of tzedakah to a TI fund,
click here.
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Has there been a simcha in your family you'd like to share?
Let us know!
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Friday, October 21
Shabbat Service 7pm
Monday, October 24
Yizkor 7am
Simchat Torah Service 7pm
Friday, October 28
Family Shabbat Service 7pm
Saturday, October 29
B'nai Mitzvah Owen Lehrfeld/Tyler Lehrfeld 10am
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Celebrate Sukkot/Simchat Torah at TI
Shabbat/Sukkot Services - Friday, October 21 7pm
Celebrate Shabbat and the Festival of Sukkot with a family-friendly service followed by delicious ice cream Sundaes out in the Sukkah.
Yizkor - Monday, October 24 7am
Begin your day with a moment of memory;
c
ome to our early morning
yizkor
service.
Simchat Torah Celebration - Monday, October 24 7pm
Join us for a special service as we celebrate the completion of a cycle of Torah reading and sing and dance with our Torah scrolls.
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Birthday Blessings
Temple Isaiah invites anyone with a birthday in September or October to join us at the Family Shabbat Service on
Friday, October 28th at 7pm to receive a birthday blessing from Rabbi Axler.
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JYTI Shadowland Shul-In
Monday, Nov. 7, 6pm - Tuesday, Nov. 8, 9am
Join kids from Temple Isaiah and Beth Shalom for a night of laser tag, fun, games, and even a bit of sleeping!
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Renaissance
Renaissance Lunch and Learn with Rabbi Axler in the Sukkah
Thursday, Oct 20th at 12pm
Water, Water Everywhere: The Happiest Day You've Never Heard Of -
Br
ing your own lunch; we will supply drinks and dessert.
There is NO charge and everyone is welcome to join us!
RSVP: To Ann at
agoldscher@comcast.net
or 410-598-5775, so we have enough chairs for everyone.
First Dinner of the Year -
Sunday, October 30 at 5:30pm
. Join us for Italian Night catered by Tino's Italian Bistro, with entertainment provided by Baltimore legend & local performer Ellen Katz who
will tell us everything we ever wanted to know about
"Jersey Boys" and the Four Seasons.
To RSVP, please email Ellen at mstarts3@aol.com and send your check for $30 per person made out to Temple Isaiah to Ellen Strichartz, 6380 Bright Plume,Columbia 21044 by October 24.
Plan to come early and stop in at Isaiah's Gifts, the shop will be open from 5pm - 5:45pm that evening.
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Isaiah's Gifts
OCTOBER HOURS
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Sundays: October 23 & 30 - 9am-1pm
October 30 5 - 5:45pm before Renaissance dinner
Wednesdays: October 26 - 11am- 1pm
Do the New Years Mitzvah! Volunteer at Isaiah's Gifts. Bookkeeping/Numbers skills helpful. Part-time volunteer position. Can be shared by 2 people. Sundays and/or Wednesdays Contact Robyn Gold: Robyn.templeisaiah@gmail.com or call 301-351-6253.
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Sisterhood
November 1st - Book Club 6:30pm - 9pm
The TI Sisterhood book club will meet for book club and dinner in the TI Sanctuary to discuss
The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara by David Kertzer
There is an $18 charge for this event. Please send your check to:
Beth Buchalter
9696 Old Annapolis Rd
Ellicott City, MD 21042
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Interfaith Families Chavurah
Sunday, November 6, 9:30am-11am at TI
Do you identify as an Interfaith family?
Are you interested in coming together with other Interfaith families for support, learning, and friendship?
Join us for an informational gathering and help us kick-off Temple Isaiah's new Interfaith Families Chavurah.
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Cold Weather Shelter - Save the Date
Please mark your calendar for Monday, January 23 - Monday, January 30, when Temple Isaiah will host the Grassroots Cold Weather Shelter for the fourth year.
For those new to the congregation or who haven't volunteered in the past, Temple Isaiah will host approximately 25 homeless people each night during that week. Many volunteers will be needed to pick our guests up at the mall each evening and return them early in the morning, stay overnight, cook meals, do laundry, take guests to showers (at the "Cozy House on TI property), donate food and supplies, and much much more. Sign up information will be sent out in December.
If you have any questions about the program, or are interested in helping to plan the week, please contact Susan Gordon at susebg@gmail.com.
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Global Day of Jewish Learning
Sunday, November 20, 2pm-5pm
Under the Same Sky: The Earth is Full of Your Creations -
Learning About Our World And Nature
The Jewish Federation of Howard County and the Howard County Board of Rabbis present
The Global Day of Jewish Learning. On November 20th, Jews around the world will focus their attention on our shared Jewish texts to glean wisdom, ask questions, and
engender a sense of peoplehood. This event will include two sessions from Howard County rabbis with time for a snack and schmooze in between. $10 per person
Register at
Associated.org/JewishLearning
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Silhouette Stages Presents Young Frankenstein
It's alive! The electrifying adaptation of Mel Brooks' monstrously funny film will leave you in stitches. Grandson of the infamous Victor Frankenstein, Frederick Frankenstein, played by Temple Isaiah's own Jeremy Goldman, inherits his family's estate in Transylvania. With the help of a hunchbacked side-kick, Igor, and a leggy lab assistant, Inga Frederick finds himself in the mad scientist shoes of his ancestors. This is the Baltimore-area premiere! For more information and to purchase tickets click here.
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Federation
Wednesday, November 9, 7pm-9pm
The Hawthorn Center
Our annual Rabin memorial event commemorates the loss of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Writer Avraham Azrieli will speak about Rabin's life and legacy. This is a free event, but registration at Associated.org/Rabin is strongly encouraged.
The Great Big Challah Bake
Thursday, November 10, 7pm
Beth Shalom Congregation
Our annual Great Big Challah Bake, as part of the international Shabbat Project, brings together Jewish women and girls to make challah and learn about the special message behind this Shabbat bread. Join with women all around the world who will be making challah on the very same evening! Register at Associated.org/ChallahBake. For more information, contact Sophie Novinsky.
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