TJC Weekly
Chadashot
(Newsletter)
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We now have the ability to
Live Stream
our Shabbat and Holidays services. If you are not able to be with us, you can go to
www.thejewishcenter.org
t
o watch the service live.
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Friday, June 14 - Candle Lighting is 8:12pm
5:45pm
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Playground Shabbat - Kabbalat Shabbat Katan
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Playground
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6:15pm
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Zamru Service and vegetarian potluck dinner
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Social Hall
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6:30pm
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Kabbalat Shabbat Services
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Beit Midrash
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Saturday, June 15 - Parashat Nasso
8:45am
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Bible BaBoker - Facilitator is Rabbi Dov Peretz Elkins read more
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Adult Library
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9:30am |
Shabbat Morning Service / Bat Mitzvah of Sylvie LeBouef
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Sanctuary
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10:15am
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Adult Library
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Mazal Tov and Todah Rabah To
Suzanne Lehrer and Jonathan LeBouef for co-sponsoring the Kiddush in honor of their daughter Sylvie being called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah.
AND
Mazal Tov and Todah Rabah To
Debbie and Randy Brett for co-sponsoring the Kiddush in honor of the naming of their grandson. Mazal Tov also to parents Sharon Brett and Alex Platt.
Yasher Koach to those reading Torah and Haftarah this Shabbat
Avi Paradise |
Yaacob Dweck |
Isaac Mayer |
Sylvie LeBouef |
Mindy Langer |
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Sunday, June 16 - Father's Day
9:30am
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Morning Minyan |
Beit Midrash
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Monday, June 17
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The Jewish Center's Offices are closed
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Tuesday, June 18
7:30pm
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TJC Book Club - The Catcher Was a Spy: The Mysterious Life of Moe Berg by Nicholas Dawidoff read more
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Beit Midrash
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Wednesday, June 19
7am |
Morning Minyan
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Beit Midrash
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12:15pm |
Adult Ed: Talmud Study Group
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Adult Library
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1:30pm |
Adult Ed: Yiddish Reading Group
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Adult Library
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7:30pm
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Social Action Committee Meeting
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Youth Lounge
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Thursday, June 20
9:30am
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JCW: Nosh & Drosh
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Bon Appetit
Princeton Shop. Ctr.
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10am
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Beit Midrash
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Friday, June 21 - Candle Lighting is 8:14pm
6:30pm
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Kabbalat Shabbat Services
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Beit MIdrash
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Sat. June 15* 8:45am - Facilitator is Rabbi Dov Peretz Elkins - Adult Library
Bible BaBoker
Join us every Shabbat for a discussion of the weekly Torah portion. Through lively exploration of the Torah's many wonderful (and often challenging) stories and themes, we look to understand how we may apply its life lessons to ourselves in the present.
New participants are always welcome regardless of any prior background.
To be added to the BBB mailing list or for questions, contact Michael Goldin mmgold18@yahoo.com
Sat. June 15 * 10:15am - Adult Library
Kulanu Minyan
A lay-led, all-ages, youth friendly, davening-focused service, that is simultaneously serious and relaxed, formal and informal. The name is intended to suggest service is "by us" - and "us" is diverse. read more
Future dates: 9/29, 10/20, 11/17 and 12/15
Wed. June 19 *12:15pm
Talmud Study Class
Talmud text studied in translation. For more information contact Neil Litt neillitt@outlook.com
Wed. June 19 * 1:30pm
Yiddish Reading Group
Yiddish is alive and well. Join this class in reading Yiddish literature orally. For more information, contact Ziona Silverman 732-329-1069
Tues. June 18 * 7:30pm - Beit Midrash read more
TJC Book Club - Nicholas Dawidoff's
The Catcher was a Spy: The Mysterious Life of Moe Berg
Future Dates: 7/16 - Summer Potluck and Video,
Itzhak,
8/20 -
House of Spies
by Daniel Silva and 9/17 -
Dirty Wars and Polished Silver
by Lynda Schuster (this date is tentative).
Thurs. June 20 * 9:30am-11am - Bon Appetit (Princeton Shopping Center)
JCW - Nosh & Drosh
Drop in for a morning of schmoozing, discussion, connecting and inclusion. The format will include a combination of guest leaders and self-guided discussions.
Tues. July 9 * 7:30pm
Mindful Prayer / Meditation Mincha led by Ruth Goldston
Sat. * 10am - Adult Library (Will Meet Again in September)
The Havurah meets twice a month from 10-12 and then joins the rest of the congregation for kiddush. On the 2nd Shabbat of each month there is a "traditional service" and on the 4th Shabbat there is a "study service".
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Yizkor Book of Remembrance
Every year TJC produces an annual Yizkor Book of Remembrance. This booklet is distributed at services four times during the year when Yizkor is recited, beginning with Yom Kippur.
To commemorate a loved one in this booklet, click on the link below for the form, list their name(s) and return the bottom portion, together with a check or credit card payment of $25 per name by 9/20. If you have any questions, please call Maryann Yarin (609) 921-0100 x 201 or email myarin@thejewishcenter.org
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DEADLINE TO ORDER A BRICK IS APPROACHING - WE NEED A MINIMUM NUMBER IN ORDER TO PROCEED.
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A GREAT JEWISH COMMUNITY AWAITS YOU!
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CELEBRATING 70 - A NIGHT ON THE TOWN
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Shabbat Greeters Needed - Can You Help?
Want to be a Greeter but not quite sure what to do? Sign up for one of our Greeter Training Sessions (Tuesdays, 6-8pm on 5/14, 5/21 and 5/28 or Sunday, 10-12pm on 6/2). Other dates will be added as needed.
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The Jewish Center is committed to providing a warm, welcoming and safe Shabbat experience for our congregants and guests. Please sign up to be a Shabbat greeter. Responsibilities include welcoming people to services while monitoring who is entering the building. There are 2 shifts each Shabbat from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. and then from 10:30 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. We need 2 people per shift, one for the main entrance, and the other for the parking lot entrance.
Want to be a Greeter but not quite sure what to do? Sign up for one of our Greeter Training Sessions (Tuesdays 6-8PM on 5/14, 5/21 and 5/28 or Sunday 10-12 on 6/2). Other dates will be added as needed.
Thank you for volunteering. If you have any questions please contact Beatrice Bloom at (609) 577-2989.
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JOIN US IN JESSICA'S GARDEN AT THE JEWISH CENTER
JULY 12 & AUGUST 16
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Casseroles for TASK
Please support the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen
By preparing a vegetarian/fish/dairy casserole
And dropping it off at TJC
Your contribution of a casserole will make
a difference in someone's life.
- Follow one of the recipes listed below, check the website for additional recipes (www.thejewishcenter.org/Participate-With-Us/Social-Action)or use your own recipe.
- Aluminum tins and pre-printed labels are available in the TJC office or use your own disposable tin.
- After you bake your casserole, BE SURE TO COVER WITH SEVERAL LAYERS OF ALUMINUM FOIL. Freeze. Then put the casserole in a plastic bag and bring to TJC's dairy freezer (kitchen on the left).
- To make sorting easier for our deliverer, print a label (www.thejewishcenter.org/Participate-With-Us/Social-Action), mark the checkoff box for "Tuna," "Bean/Lentil," Pasta/Cheese" or "Other" and tape to your casserole.
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