Thursday 5 Sivan 5780 / May 28, 2020
 Condolences:
Larry Schwartz

R'fuah Sh'leimah (Prayer for Healing)
Sue Waldbaum
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Pastoral Care: Contact Jelena Santiago at jsantiago@templesolel.org

Emergency Line: Please call 480.382.4756 and someone will get back to you within 4 hours.
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OFFICE CLOSURE: T he Temple Solel office is closed to the public. We are still checking phone messages and mail.
MAGEN MASKS: Temple Solel's Magen Mask volunteers are hard at work making masks and shields for Maricopa County Health Department for the COVID-19 isolation unit. We are looking for volunteer drivers who are flexible to deliver supplies/masks and shields. Contact Debbie Seplow by email at  dnseplow@gmail.com  to volunteer.
Solel Recommendations of the Week:
Nugget of Wisdom
 Temple Solel member, Joan Matlock , a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, is offering weekly practices to promote self-care during these uncertain times. Click here to read more
Temple Solel Partners to Support During the Coronavirus Pandemic
The Jewish News decided back in March to take down its paywall on its site. It’s more essential than ever for Greater Phoenix’s Jewish community to stay connected and informed. All of its content will be free to access. Click Here to access the Jewish News
Calling All Small Business Owners:
We are looking to support Temple Solel member's small businesses by promoting them to the congregation during this time of need. If you are (or know of) a member who owns a small business, please share that information with us by emailing jnull@templesolel.org
Small Business Spotlight: Our member Marcia Feinstein's biz is books! She has written 8 books about Jewish identity. Three of the novels are the only satirical series about Scottsdale; one is about my Polish family, Paper Children, An Immigrant’s Legacy; another is about anti-Semitism in the 1950s, Paris Lamb; and three are based on extensive research about the Sephardic culture, including the most recent, Love and Death in Rhodes. All are available on Amazon and Barnes&Noble in paperback, ebook and Kindle. More information can be found at: www.marciafine.com.