Shabbat Hukat
Friday, June 22
6:15 pm: Minhah/Kabbalat/Ma'ariv Shabbat services
Saturday, June 23
8:00 am:
Theology on Shabbat
9:00 am:
Shabbat Services in the Milstein Sanctuary
10:15 am: Teen Brunch in room 21
10:45 am: Teen Minyan in the Library
10:45 am: B'yahad Shabbat (for children in grades K-5 and their parents) in LLCR
11:00 am: Tot Shabbat in Tot Shabbat room
12:00 pm: Kiddush in Reception Halls
12:45 pm:
Parashat Hashavua in rooms D & E
8:30 pm: Minhah services in the Irene Schwebel Chapel
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Tonight: Brotherhood/Sisterhood BBQ
Back by popular demand-- our previously well-received Brotherhood/Sisterhood summer kickoff BBQ in the courtyard.
Thursday, June 21 at TIC
7:00 pm
We are hosting a barbecue, open to everyone -- members and friends -- at only $25 per person, pay at the door.
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Tonight: Faith and the LGBT+ Community: An American Jewish Committee event at TIC
Thursday June 21 at TIC
7:15 pm
A welcoming and affirming Pride Week event about faith and the lived experience of LGBTQIA individuals. All are welcome. For more info and to RSVP, go to ajcwestfair-LGBT.eventbrite.com or call 914-948-5585.
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This Friday: Breakfast and Learn 5778 (2018)
The Bible in Song
This year, we will continue to explore Israeli songs
that serve as modern midrash on Bible stories and characters, beginning with the patriarchs and matriarchs of the Torah. New students welcome.
Instructor: Rabbi Dina Shargel
Tomorrow, Friday, June 22 at TIC
7:50 am in Room 21
Following this session, Breakfast and Learn will resume in the fall.
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This Shabbat: "Moving Up" Shabbat Celebration
Saturday, June 23, 2018
Please join us for Tot Shabbat and Shabbat
B'yahad as we celebrate the children who are moving up to the next age group youth service. All youth services will come together to celebrate with one another at 11:45 am in the Lower Level Conference room.
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Monday at Congregation Kol Ami: Israel in the NY Media: A View from the Front Lines of Israel's PR Battle
Please join us for the final AJC Westchester/Fairfield event of the programming year this coming Monday, June 25th at 7:30pm!
Vote in the new
AJC Westchester/Fairfield Board of Directors (view slate) and hear a special keynote speech from
Almog Elijis, the new Spokesperson for the Israeli Consulate here in New York, as well as the Consul for Media Affairs. She will discuss Israel's image in the media and what she is doing to improve it, including her special millennial outreach initiative.
Co-sponsored by the Five Synagogues of White Plains Israel Action Committee. View flyer here.
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Next weekend: Backyard Shabbat
All are invited to join us for a casual afternoon of mingling and schmoozing, a light dairy supper, and a brief study session (for adults).
Saturday, June 30 host: Sandra & Dan Costin
Saturday, July 14 host: Rabbi Harry & Lisa Pell
Saturday, July 28 Host: Aviva & Steven Seiden
Saturday, August 18 Host: Wendy Proskin & Jeremy Zucker
Rain plan:
If the forecast is bleak the program may be canceled or re-located to the Synagogue. We will advise of the change on the TIC website and by e-mail on Friday morning
For more information contact
the synagogue office.
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URGENT APPEAL TO HELP PREVENT THE DEPORTATION OF A SINCERE CONVERT AND ZIONIST
Deportation from Israel, that is. Yes, you read that correctly. Yosef Kibita is from Uganda, and is a member of the Abayudaya community, which has practiced Judaism for a century. More recently, many, including Yosef, have regularized their status by conversion under the auspices of the Conservative/Masorti Movement. Yosef is living at Kibbutz Ketura in the Arava, and wishes to achieve the ultimate fulfillment of his Jewishness and Zionism by making Aliyah. Despite the fact that under Israeli law conversions done outside of Israel under the auspices of recognized Jewish communities (such as Conservative Judaism) are to be accepted for purposes of the Law of Return, the current government has refused to recognize Yosef's conversion. Worse, they have given him until next Thursday, June 14, to leave Israel voluntarily, or this sincere convert and Zionist will be deported. And worse yet, the government has taken the opportunity to impugn the Jewish status of the entire 2000-strong Abayudaya community, saying that they are not a "recognized Jewish community". This, notwithstanding the fact that the Jewish Agency itself has recognized them as a Diaspora Jewish community for some years.
There is now an urgent need for financial help so that every possible legal avenue can be pursued to prevent this deportation, and this humiliating affront not only to an entire community practicing the Judaism it loves, but to Zionism itself. The link for contributing follows. Thank you for helping:
Rabbi Gordon Tucker
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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 will be tonight, Thursday evening, June 14,
from 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm at TIC.
Note that you are welcome to drop in without RSVP'ing, however, it helps us to figure out chairs and amount of food.
Here is the last gathering for the year:
Thursday evening July 19 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
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Shinshinim Arriving in August
Beginning in August, we will have four Shinshinim arriving in Westchester County. TIC is one of several participating synagogues that benefits from the presence of these Israeli young people, who visit our schools, including Schechter Westchester, Carmel Academy, Shorashim and Havurat Torah. The Westchester Jewish Council is asking for our help in finding host families for these young people; th
ey need three families for three months for each one of the Shinshinim. Their first priority is to have a family with teenagers, if possible, and if not, they will accept families with younger children and empty nesters who are involved in the community and can involve the Shinshinim in the community, as well.
View the guide for potential host families here and the application form here. The questions in the application form and the guide are provided to help the WJC better understand the lifestyle of the host and to try to make the best match between the host family and the Israeli Shinshinim.
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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.
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.
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SHORASHIM AND
HAVURAT TORAH NEWS
2018-2019 Registration Has Begun!
We are so happy that registration for the coming year for both
Shorashim and
Havurat Torah has now officially begun! Click
here for online registration.
Opening Days for Shorashim in September!
Wednesday, September 5 for Grades 2-6
Thursday, September 6 for Grades 2-6
Sunday, September 16 for all Grades K-6
A calendar and packet of important information will arrive via snail mail in August. If you have any questions before that, be in touch. We will be here most of the summer!
Havurat Torah News
Havurat Torah looks forward to seeing you in September!
2018-2019 Registration Has Begun!
We are so happy that registration for the coming year for both
Shorashim and
Havurat Torah has now officially begun! Click
here for online registration.
Register now. We are eager to welcome
you
into our learning community!
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L'Dor V'Dor Summer Internship June 25 - July 20, 2018
The Hebrew Home at Riverdale is accepting applications for their L'Dor V'Dor Summer Internship, an innovative, fun and meaningful four week program for Jewish teenagers. Interns volunteer at the Hebrew Home, connect with residents, and attend educational seminars & workshops. Click here for info and here for the application.
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Teen Spark: METNY program for teens
Are your teens around for the summer? Passionate about social justice? Want to learn new tech skills?
METNY is proud to announce an exciting program for teens!
In collaboration with Israeli start-up Teen Spark, METNY is proud to be introducing USY's first ever design learning program. For more information click
here.
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The Hesed Circle
Bikkur Holim * Senior Connect * Shiva Support
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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
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To join the committee in its work, please contact Michelle Steinhart or Robin Friedman at
rskf18@gmail.com.
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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.
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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
.
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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.
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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
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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.
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TIC MEMBERS-ONLY
WEBSITE ACCESS
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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!
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DAILY
MINYANIM AT TIC!
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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
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TIC COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES |
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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.
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Birthday parties are great fun at TIC! For gym or room rental details, email
Kelly Kressler.
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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.
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