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October 15, 2017
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Issue 43
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Rabbi Danny's Installation Weekend
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TST Book Plates
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In honor of Temple Shir Tikva's 40th anniversary, we are offering dedicated book plates that will be affixed to the inside cover of either Kolot Shabbat or Mishkan T'filah. The book plates have been professionally designed and display the beautiful logo celebrating our 40th anniversary.
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Reyim Progressive Dinner
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Reyim Progressive Dinner
Sunday, November 5, 6-9 p.m.
Come to the 3rd annual Reyim Progressive Dinner on Sunday, November 5th 6-9 PM
at Temple Shir Tikva.
Eat island fare, drink rum punch, and enjoy music with old friends and new while supporting the URJ Hurricane Relief Fund.
Wear your island garb, flip flops, etc.
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Brotherhood Brewing Event
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 Brotherhood Brewing at Hopsters
292 Centre Street, Newton
Sunday Nov 1, 1 p.m. (end time around 4)
Do you like beer? Do you know how to make it or want to learn?
Join the Brotherhood at Hopsters on November 12 at
1 p.m. for a brew session. Hopsters is a fantastic brewpub/brew-your-own facility in Newton Corner owned by TST members Lee and Karen Cooper. They've graciously offered us an opportunity to host a session for a greatly reduced cost of only $36 per person!
When the beer has finished fermenting (a couple weeks), we will also schedule a bottling (cans anyone?) session. Come join us for the first (hopefully annual) Brotherhood Brew!
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TST Center for Jewish Spirituality: Yoga
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 Looking for a creative avenue to access and enrich your experience of Jewish
spirituality? Interested in a mind-body practice to nurture and nourish your soul?
Yoga is a deeply spiritual practice linking breath and movement to enlighten mind, body,
heart and soul. Jewish yoga helps us to find strength, flexibility and a place of calm
through movement, music and the language of our tradition. Classes are designed to
embody and cultivate the qualities-of-being that allow us to show up in life as the best
version of ourselves.
The Spirituality Committee is pleased to offer two different yoga classes:
Thursdays evenings:
6:00 - 7:00 pm - October 19, 26; November 9, 16;
December 7, 21
A perfect complement to the Mussar series that immediately follows or as a stand alone
offering.
These vinyasa flow classes are accessible to all levels of practice. Mats and blocks will
be provided. Wear comfortable clothing.
Taught by Temple member Holly Friedman Glick who is a licensed psychotherapist and
certified yoga teacher at the 500 hour level.
Monday mornings
10:00 - 11:00 am October 23, 30; November 13, 20; December 4, 11
Yoga for 60 plus
, a class designed for mature audiences only, incorporates Jewish
themes with yoga sequences designed to enhance mindfulness, increase strength
and flexibility and improve balance.
This "slow flow"class is appropriate for those who can comfortably get up and
down from their mats without assistance. Wear comfortable clothing. Mats and
blocks will be provided.
Taught by Temple member Sandy Honeyman, a 500 hour Registered Yoga Teacher.
who teaches classes with an emphasis on healthy aging.
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Parenting Your Tween Through A Jewish Lens
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 Temple Shir Tikva, in partnership with Hebrew College offers:
Parenting Your 'Tween Through a Jewish Lens
In Parenting Through a Jewish Lens, parents and teachers come together, learning from Jewish wisdom that enriches them and their families.
- Explore core values that can strengthen your family
- Learn with expert instructors who understand your concerns as a parent
- Enjoy rich conversations with other parents on topics that matter
Classes will be held at Shir Tikva on Tuesday evenings, beginning in January. Fee: $100 for the 5 week series. Early Bird registration! $80 if you register before 11/1/2017 Click here for more information and to register. |
Singles Group
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We are starting a Singles Group for those interested in participating in social activities such as theater, movies, cultural events, dining out, etc.
The group is for those in our community who are widowed, divorced, separated or never married. We would like to get an idea of how many of you might be interested. There will be an initial meeting in September at which everyone can discuss their ideas and preferences. If you would like to explore this, please contact Elaine Kateman at ebkateman@gmail.com.
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In Our Congregation
R'fuah Sh'lema
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Our Thoughts and Prayers are with those that are ill:
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Baruch ben Drora
Richard Blocker
Jean Bloomberg
Ray Cue
Janet Decker
Devorah bat Bunye
Roseann Dunn
Betty Federman
Murray Finkel
Robert Friedman
Hudson Robert Fortney Horne
Jeremiah ben Chaya Adiel
Ethan Kadish
Edith Kaye
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Miri Klau
Wanda Kolokoff
Luke Lorio
Eliza Mager
Yonina bat Manya
Rachel Marker
Bert Martinson
Mendel Peretz ben Ita Chana
Leo Miller
Marvin Morrison
Charles Morse
Reva Nathanson
Nachama bat Trayna Raizel
Raphael Simcha ben Devorah
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Jeremy Pivor
Pam Pingeton
Stacey Roswell
Sarah Faiga bat Malka
Lisa Shapiro
Marge Teig
Heidi Tissenbaum
Tzipporah Gittel bat Rochel
Mildred Weisberg
Jan Whitzman
David Willett
Yehudit Chaya bat Elisheva
Yocheved bat Matleh
Yosefa Channa bat Malka
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- Larry, Beth and Lindsay Greenberg, on the death of their son and brother, Jeffrey Greenberg
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- Harry and Deborah Merkin, on the marriage of their daughter, Rachel Merkin to William Welt
- Julie Pivor, on the engagement of her daughter, Jennifer Pivor to Christopher Demopoulos
- Bruce and Debbie Tofias, on the birth of their grandson, Ezra James Tofias, son of Levi Tofias and Rosemary Park
- Michael Abrahams and Greta Taitelbaum, on the birth of their granddaughter, Nora Abigail Hirsh, daughter of Talia and Adam Hirsh
- Aviva Jeruchim and Paul Davenport, on the birth of their granddaughter, Nora Abigail Hirsh, daughter of Talia and Adam Hirsh
- Scott and Laurene Sperling, on the marriage of their daughter, Jenny to Max Mitnik
- Andrew and Sharon Gritzuk, on the engagement of their son, Max to Gina Blitzstein
- Jeff and Laraine Levy, on the birth of their granddaughter, Olivia Doris Cohen, daughter of Alex and Tyler Cohen
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Regularly Scheduled Services
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Simchat Shabbat, Friday, 6:15 p.m.
Early Shacharit, followed by Torah study, Saturday 8:30 a.m.
Shabbat Yeladim (Tot Shabbat) - 1st Saturday of each month, 9:30 a.m.(Sept. - June) |
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