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Shabbat
Friday, October 11, 2019
Shabbat Candle Lighting - 6:02 pm
Saturday, October 12, 2019
Tishrei 13, 5780
Shabbat Service - 9:30 am
followed by Kiddush Luncheon
Shabbat
Ends - 7:00 pm
Torah Reading:
Parshah Haazinu
Deuteronomy 32:1:52
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Donations
In Honor of Granddaughter Paloma Blue Levy-Bellon
Janina Deppe
In Memory of Lois Staffin
Sheldon & Lucile Lichtblau
Alice Swersey
In Memory of Honey Pearlman's Sister, Toby Tesser Hobish
Sheldon Lichtblau
Ken Kranz & Barbara Lax Kranz
In Honor of Barbara Lax's Appeal & Ken Kranz's Leadership
Ellen & Alan Goldner
Wishing David Klafter a Speedy Recovery
Ken Kranz & Barbara Lax Kranz
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n Memory of Ruth Bennett Yeamans, Aaron Bennett, Stanley Yeamans, & Seymour Eidman
Steve & Diane Eidman
HH Donations
Joseph & Claudia Gold
David Goub
Robert Gibbs & Wendy Kahn
Mitch & Elaine Khosrova
Charles & Joyce Sarner
Debra Osofsky & Leonard Cassuto
Laura Etlinger
Lynsa & John Wachsteter
Barbara Weisberg & David Black
Tobby Cassuto
Robert Zukerman & Jan Moseman
Joyce & Martin Shenker
Nancy Kestenbaum & David Klafter
Richard & Andra Fertig
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Yoga
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ridays, 9:30am @ the Synagogue
Donation of $10/class & 4 class commitment
Weekly Yoga classes led by registered Yoga teacher Rachel Haley. If you don't have your own yoga equipment Rachel will have extras on hand.
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The Reading Group
The 3rd Wednesday of the Month
12 noon
at the Synagogue
The Reading Group reads and discusses short stories from two short story collections of Yiddish women writers: "Found Treasures," edited by Frieda Forman and "Arguing with the Storm," edited by Rhea Tregebov, both of which can be found on Amazon.com.
Reading guides and short story selections for each session are sent out in advance of each meeting. Because the readings are short stories, you can miss sessions and still participate. For more information and to be put on the reading guide mailing list, contact Marsha Kessler at
marshakessler@earthlink.net.
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Sit/Stand/Breathe Exercise
TCS/NT member, and dancer, choreographer, physician-assistant Jamie Stiller is teaching a sit/stand exercise group. The group meets every Monday at TCS/NT from 11:15 - 12:15. The focus of these classes will be on building strength in your core and extremities, learning to breathe mindfully to fuel your entire body, and having fun!
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UPDATE Content Submissions
Please email Update content to:
We accept information about important community events and Jewish-themed events. We do not accept political content or advertising.
Please include appropriate date, time, and description info for events.
The cut-off for weekly submissions is end-of-day Tuesday.
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Join Us!
We welcome members from diverse Jewish backgrounds and perspectives. Our members are people who were born into Judaism as well as those who chose Judaism. We recognize patrilineal as well as matrilineal descent, and we welcome interfaith families and LGBTQ Members.
You can download a membership application
here.
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Kiddush Luncheon
Saturday, October 12th, after Shabbat Services (approx. 12pm)
at the Synagogue
In honor of his 63rd birthday (and 50th anniversary of his Bar Mitzvah), Steve Eidman is hosting a Kiddush luncheon for the TCS/NT Congregation. Join us to have a nosh and raise a glass to wish Steve a very happy birthday.
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TCS/NT Annual Harvest Dinner
A Members-only Event
October 12, 6pm
at the home of TCS/NT member Susan Waisbren
146 Dean Hill Road
Canaan, NY
Please join us for the annual TCS/NT Harvest Dinner to support Chatham Area Silent Food Pantry. Please bring a donation - canned goods, toiletries, or checks made out to Chatham Area Silent Food Pantry. If you're unable to attend you can mail a donation directly to the Chatham Area Silent  Food Pantry at 77 Main Street, Chatham, NY, 12037.
Susan and Howard will provide the main dish, but would love help with desserts and salads. If you'd like to bring something to drink instead, that's fine, too.
Please RSVP to Susan at susan.waisbren@gmail.com or 617-694-0704 and let her know what you'd like to bring.
Directions from the Village of Chatham:
1. Follow 295 north to the intersection of 295 and Rte. 22
2. Turn right onto Rte. 22
3. In approx. 1.4 miles (just past the cemetery), turn left onto Miller Road
4. At the first intersection (about 100 yards) turn right onto Dean Hill Road
5. Proceed approx. 1 mile to #146. There is a sign that says Trillium Hill and it's a Tudor style house with a ramp in front.
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Sukkah Decorating
Sunday, October 13, 10am
at the Synagogue
Come help us decorate our backyard Sukkah. Bring any leafy vegetation, or just some decorating enthusiasm and a willingness to lend a hand. All are welcome.
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