Temple Anshe Hesed is a Reform Jewish congregation guided by Torah and dedicated to perpetuating Judaism and it's traditions through education, worship and social action

Friday

Shabbat evening services - 6:15pm

Saturday

The Baby Naming of Eliana Renee Bell - 10:00am

Kiddush Lunch to follow

During inclement weather, please email the office (office@taherie.org) to confirm that someone is in the office if you want to stop by or drop something off.

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Please join us for the baby naming of Eliana Renee Bell, daughter of Abby and Seth Bell, and granddaughter of Jackie and Bob Breakstone and Kate and Thomas Bell on Saturday, December 28 at 10:00am, Kiddush Lunch to follow.

Please RSVP to Jackie Breakstone at 814-440-2081 or jackie@eeclink.com

TempleHood Events

TempleHood Movie Night! Scheduled for January 13, 2025. More details to follow.

Lunch with Christian Ministries on Sunday, January 26 at 2pm at the 10th and Liberty building. Please rsvp here by January 17th.

Puzzle swap! Bring the puzzles you've done before and swap them out for new ones! Leave them in the designated area in the coat room. Please bring a puzzle to take a puzzle. If your puzzle is missing up to 3 pieces, please put a post it note on the box indicating how many pieces are missing. Please don't bring puzzles missing more than 3 pieces.

Everyone is invited to join in all events offered. If you have interest in learning more about TempleHood, please reach out to any of our co-chairs:

Korlyn Morais: (814) 823-5553 / korlyns@gmail.com

Fran Shames: (732) 718-3442 / fndshames@gmail.com

Ellie Tanenbaum: (814) 323-4346 / ellietanenbaum@gmail.com

The City of Erie strongly desires to bridge our past with our present, allowing us to learn from and appreciate the history that shaped our community.

Over the last several years the Department of Planning and Neighborhood Resources secured state and federal grant funding to support a citywide historic resources survey. Other smaller surveys were performed in recent years, however, those surveys focused on prominent homes and structures. The Citywide Historic Resources Survey encompasses all historic buildings, landscapes, and neighborhoods.

We invite the public to share their stories on Erie's places, spaces, landscapes, events, and people to help enrich our cultural tapestry.

Please reach out to Jackie Spry with any questions! jacqueline.spry@gmail.com

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J. Leonard Ostrow Award for High School Students and Adults

The J. Leonard Ostrow Fund was established in 1980 to emulate the life and legacy of Attorney J. Leonard Ostrow. The purpose of this fund is to perpetuate his memory and challenge another generation to emulate his contributions, encourage humanitarian efforts, and develop leadership capabilities, as exemplified by his life.

This newly revised award is now open to high school students and adults from both Temple Anshe Hesed and Brith Sholom. This unique award is a quarterly award, and may be used for a trip to Israel, other travel, or Jewish studies, which may include tuition, conferences, leadership development, or other Jewish experiences.

The application and additional information about the award are available using the link below, with the third award period from January 1 - February 15, 2025, with notification by March 15, 2025.

Please contact Ina Fisher at inalfisher@gmail.com if you have any questions about the Ostrow Award.