STAYING CONNECTED WITH TBT
during this challenging time...
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Thoughtful Thursdays:
Exploring the Jewish Landscape of Learning
Thursday from 7:00-8:00 pm
June 17
Join the weekly session by clicking this link.
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Thursday, June 17
7:00-8:00 pm
MUSSAR TORAH COMMENTARY: A Spiritual Path to Living a Meaningful and Ethical Life
presented by
Join the Zoom discussion by clicking this link.
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Upcoming Thoughtful Thursday Programs
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July 15 - to be announced
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August 12 - to be announced
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VIRTUAL EREV SHABBAT SERVICE |
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Join Rabbi Meeka, Cantor Emeritus Charles Romalis and
Cantor Intern Erica Rubin
for
Erev Shabbat Services
During which time,
The Final Graduating Senior Scholarship will be presented.
Friday, June 17
7:30 pm
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Meeka's Mocha
Monday, June 21
Grab your tea, coffee, latte, or mocha,
join Rabbi Meeka for one hour
Ethics Discussion Group
10:00-11:00 am
Click this link to join via Zoom
We’ll check-in.
then debate a religion-based dilemma,
or non-religious topic each week.
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RABBI DRESNER HISTORICAL LIBRARY LECTURE |
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Join us as Rabbi Emeritus Dresner will deliver a
ONE HOUR talk inspired by
his extensive library, now housed at TBT.
The subject for this lecture is,
"Modern Jewish History 1929 to 1939"
Tuesday, July 6, 2021
2:00-3:00 pm
Join the Zoom discussion by clicking here.
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HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITY |
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Rabbi Emeritus Israel Dresner will be participating in this discussion
Why We Went - June 18th 1964 Sit-In
Today!
THURSDAY JUNE 17
2 pm
A Discussion on the June 18th, 1964 Sit-In in commemoration of the 57th anniversary of the largest mass arrest of rabbis in American History in St. Augustine, FL. Rabbi Dresner and 2 other members of the Augustine 16 will be featured in this free presentation being co-presented by the Breman Jewish Heritage Museum in Atlanta, The Southern Jewish Historical Society, and the St. Augustine Jewish Historical Society.
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There has been an interest from many congregants
to compile and distribute a
Temple Beth Tikvah Membership Directory.
Please answer this survey to be included in the directory.
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GOLDEN BOOK & TRIBUTE CARDS |
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Contact Sue Kolpon 973-839-0823 for
Temple Beth Tikvah Tribute Cards and Golden Book Donations
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WIN Food Pantry
Spring Forward!
We welcome the signs of Spring. Our clocks have been set ahead, our daffodils have bloomed, our allergies are kicking in, and there’s even a light at the end of the COVID tunnel as more and more people are being vaccinated. As we emerge from our dark winter and from our year of unimaginable stress due to the pandemic, let’s not forget our neighbors who still need support from our donations to WIN Food Pantry.
The pantry is in need of grocery bags in which to pack the food they collect. If you have usable bags from the supermarket, please consider dropping them off at the Pantry. There is also a need for the items listed below:
- Paper towels
- 16 oz bottles of vegetable oil
- Peanut butter and jelly
- Kleenex
- Bar soap
- Mustard
- Canned fruit
- Shampoo
As always, monetary donations are always welcome, and can be mailed to: Wayne Interfaith Network, PO Box 3341, Wayne, NJ 07474-3341
Food and bag drop-offs can be made Monday & Wednesday 1PM-4PM or Tuesday & Thursday 9AM-11AM. You can call 973-595-1900 to be sure there will be someone at the Pantry to accept your donation.
Again, many thanks for your participation in helping to support our neighbors in need. This is what being part of a community is all about!
Lynn Cooper – 973-696-5549
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The current food assistance needs in Wayne are greater than any one organization can provide. For this reason, these organizations and food pantries have united efforts to serve Wayne residents during this pandemic and beyond. Many families, senior citizens and single residents are impacted, some for the first time, by the physical, mental and financial strains of this crisis.
Please consider adding something to your shopping list, check your cabinets, and join this effort.
Please click here for a list of needed items and here for more information on how you can help.
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CARING COMMUNITY IS HERE FOR YOU! |
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Caring Community – Now more than ever, we are here for you. We are working closely to assist the Caring Community to offer help to our congregants in need. If you are unable or know someone who is unable to get out, we have volunteers lined up to go food shopping, pick up a prescription, run an errand, etc. If you need assistance, you can reach out to office here.
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Simcha (happy) News
Or call Marie 973-595-6565, ext. 203.
Mi She'berach (A prayer for healing)
Contact Marie with your names for our Mi She'berach list. The names will be read by the officiating clergy during every Friday evening service.
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Visit our Calendar of Events here: CALENDAR
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can be
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