Thursday 6 Nisan / April 11, 2019
Temple Life and Upcoming Events
Birth
Arya Hadley Musser daughter of Allison and Ryan Musser

Condolences
Jerry Salman - uncle of Mal Jozoff
Etta Salman - aunt of Mal Jozoff

R'fuah Sh'leimah
Donna Mahler
Sandy Goodman

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Pesach, Day 1 Special Readings
No Services Friday, April 19
Due to the first night of Pesach being Friday, April 19, there will be no Friday Shabbat Services that evening. The clergy team will provide a video - reading the names and offering prayer for those in need of healing; along with reading the names and reciting Mourner's Kaddish for those observing shiva, sh'loshim and yahrzeit. 
For questions contact: office@templesolel.org
Temple Solel's Second Night Seder
Saturday, April 20 at 6:00pm
Join us for our Second Night Congregational Seder with traditional Passover meal (Kosher style) in the Social Hall. Reservations must be made online at www.templesolel.org by April 12 at noon.
Temple Solel has been recognized in many categories for the
Jewish News 2019 Readers' Choice Awards including:
Best Preschool: Solel Preschool and Best Hebrew School: Solel
Pictured: Sunrise from the Israeli village of Ya'ad in the western hills of Galilee.

Sabbatical Reflections
shared by Rabbi John Linder

Tuesdays, April 16, 23, 30 | 7:00-8:30 pm
Join Rabbi Linder, refreshed and back from his sabbatical, for an opportunity to share insights from his contemplative time away, and other ways designed for creativity, renewal and rest. Most of all, Rabbi Linder will look forward to seeing you and spending time together.
Attendance is free for Temple Solel members and $18 per session for nonmembers.
Solel Book Club
Book Club
Tuesday, April 16 at 6:00pm
We’re close to the end of our 2018-19 Solel Book Club season. We hope everyone can make the final potluck and book discussion, which will be, fittingly, The Last Watchman of Old Cairo by Michael David Lukas. The book reviews have been excellent and Steve Slogoff will lead the discussion, so you won't want to miss this one. Everyone is welcome to attend. RSVP to Judy Schaffert, judy.schaffert@gmail.com .
Yiddish Club
Wednesday, April 17
1:30-3:00pm

Join us as we explore all things Yiddish.

Movie Club
We are meeting on Thursday, April 18th at 7:00pm . The movie is The Aftermath. It is set in post war Germany in 1946 where a British colonel is charged with rebuilding the city of Hamburg. He brings his wife and as they go to their new home, she is stunned to learn that her husband has allowed the previous owner, a German widower and his daughter to remain in the home. Thus the drama begins! It is playing at Camelview. Hope to see you on the 18th of April. Questions? Contact movies@templesolel.org.

April Tzedakah Donations will be made to 
AZ Jews For Justice Initiative

Hiking Chavurah
Sunday, April 21 at 7:45am
Join us for the last hike before the summer heat. We’re planning to hike on a loop within the Phoenix Mountains Preserve near Piestewa Peak (near the trail head of Glendale and Squaw Peak Drive). The hike will be under 4 miles. For questions or to RSVP email bgometz@cox.net .
A Flag is Born
Play by Ben Hecht

A Temple Solel Production in Honor of Israel’s 70th Birthday! The cast and crew will take you to 1946 and show how Broadway theater helped influence the Birth of Israel!
Pictured is Susan Wine. As the narrator she will be your guide and story teller for the evening.
Wednesday, May 8th at Temple Solel
Show starts at 7pm - Doors Open at 6:15pm
Call 480-991-7414 to register 
Tickets are $10 at the door cash/check 
Security at Solel
We appreciate all of the suggestions we have received from our community. Our security will be enhanced because of your insight, expertise, and cooperation. We want to be sure to gather all of your ideas thoroughly and systematically with our Security Committee. We ask that you submit all of your ideas and comments to security@templesolel.org . 
As a reminder the doors on the west side of our building (nearest the parking lot) are now equipped with alarms and they are emergency exits only as recommended by our security consultants and security committee. Thank you for your patience as we improve the safety and
security of our community.
COMMUNITY
Support Pardes through the Jewish Tuition Organization.

The Jewish Tuition Organization (JTO) is a state program that allows Arizona residents to redirect a portion of their Arizona tax obligation in support of the financial aid program of their favorite independent school – Pardes Jewish Day School. Participants then receive a dollar-for-dollar credit against their Arizona income taxes.

This is a simple and easy way to help Pardes students afford tuition while you get the Arizona tax credit. When you direct your tax-credit donation to the JTO, just specify the Pardes Fund.

Take the Tax Break for Pardes!