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This Week At TBS
Friday, September 3 to 
Wednesday, September 8
 
Rabbi Geoffrey Spector                 Martin Pollack,  President 
SAVE THE DATE
 
2ND ANNUAL TEMPLE BETH SHALOM GOLF OUTING
 
AT GREEN BROOK COUNTRY CLUB
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6TH
AFTERNOON SHOTGUN
 
CHANCE TO WIN $1,000,000
A BRAND NEW CAR FROM KONNER CHEVROLET
....AND MUCH MORE
 
Contact Temple Office or golfouting@tbsnj.org
Check your mail for details
Selichot Program/Dessert
 
 Saturday,
September 4, 9:00 pm
 
"Why Bad Things Happen to Good People -  The Talmud's surprising perspective"
 
Our speaker will be Dr. Jeffrey Rubenstein, Professor of Rabbinic Literature at NYU
The 2011 Entertainment Books are now available at the Temple Office for $30 per book with $6 Sisterhood Donor Credit.  Call Paula Moskowitz (973-992-3926) for any questions. 
Member Milestones...
 
 
To make a donation in honor of any  occassion click on
DONATE!
 
Men's Club Labor Day BBQ    

The summer has just started and Men's Club is already thinking about Labor Day.  Join us on Sunday, September 5, for their annual extravaganza.  But remember, this time it is on Sunday beginning at 5:00 pm (and don't forget to donate blood!).  For more information go to BBQ!

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
Candle Lighting                                           7:10 pm
Erev Shabbat Service                                  7:30 pm
 
 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 
Shabbat Morning Service                             9:15 am
 Siskind Aufruf
Tot Shabbat                                              10:30 am
Selichot Program and Dessert                      9:00 pm
"Why Bad Things Happen To Good People
 Dr. Jeffrey Rubenstein
Selichot Service                                          10:00 pm
 
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
Annual Blood Drive                                     3:00 pm
Men's Club BBQ                                         5:00 pm
 
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
Morning Minyan                                          8:55 am
Office Closed for Labor Day 
 
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
Pre-School Open House                              6:45 pm
Golf Meeting                                               7:00 pm
 
WEDESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
Candle Lighting                                           7:01 pm
Erev Rosh Hashanah Services                      7:00 pm

Annual Blood Drive!
 
Once again the Social Action Committee is sponsoring the Blood Drive in conjunction with the Men's Club Labor Day BBQ.  We will hold the Blood Drive on Sunday, September 5, between 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm.  For more information go to SAVE A LIFE!  This year 16 year olds and older can donate.  Special parental consent forms are avaiable in the Temple office.  You can make a reservation to donate by calling 973-994-1996.
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FREE  Introductory mini-course 
 
Begin to learn to read Hebrew in a fun, no-pressure setting!  Three Mondays beginning October 4, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.
Instructor:  Alicia Kuschuk

Registration available at TBS Office.
 
SATURDAY MORNING SERVICE SKILLS

 
Monday evenings beginning October 4, 2010 at
8:00 p.m.

Learn the "whys" and "hows" of the Shabbat morning service and our traditions.  We will develop an understanding of the Shabbat morning service, the purpose and background of many of the prayers and learn the prayers and melodies themselves.  (Prerequisite:  basic ability to read Hebrew).
Registration available at TBS Office.
 
 

Upcoming Events at Temple Beth Shalom

Join New Dimensions on their Bronx Tour on Wednesday, October 27 and sing along with them at the Opera at Florham's production of "A Tribute to Leonard Bernstein" on Sunday November 7.
 
TBS University will host to Israeli photographers, Yaron Brener and Miri Yehuda, on Sunday October 10, at 8:00 pm; they will bring you "Views from the Front Lines".  On Sunday, November 4, at 7:30 pm, TBS University will host the acclaimed author Naomi Ragen.
 
Join us for a very special Family Education Shabbat Chol Hamoed Sukkot Dinner on Friday, September 24, at 7:00 pm following Erev Shabbat services at 6:30 pm.
 
Finally, Sisterhood is having their annual Sukkot luncheon, Kibbitz and Kugel, on Tuesday, September 28 at 11:30 am.  Our very own and talented Sarit Catz will entertain us.
 
For information on these and other wonderful TBS programs go to broaden my horizons. 
 

      New at Temple Beth Shalom Chesed Volunteers
 
Our Chesed Committee is new this year at Temple Beth Shalom.  We are a group of dedicated volunteers, committed to helping our congregants and their families.  If you or a family member would like a ride to synagogue or a doctor's appointment, or help with light grocery shopping please call us.  If you are recovering at home or in a local nursing home and would like a friendly visit, we would be delighted to stop in.  Please call the Temple office (973 992-3600) for more information.
  For more information go to CHESED!

A Living Legacy For All! 
 
As you plan your financial future, consider making a gift to Temple Beth Shalom that will last longer than a lifetime.   There are many ways to leave a legacy that lasts beyond  our lifetimes and supports the many wonderful programs at Beth Shalom.   Your gift can be as simple as a bequest in your will, a naming opportunity or a specific purpose fund that you wish to establish. 
 
For  more information contact Steven Kandler at 973-992-3600 ext. 613. 
 
 AIPAC
Palestinian Terrorists Kill Four Israelis
 
Four Israeli civilians, including a pregnant woman, were shot and killed outside of Hebron on Tuesday by Palestinian terrorists. According to eyewitnesses, the terrorists hit the passengers in their initial fire, then approached the car and shot the occupants at close range. The Washington Post reported that the shooting occurred when the victims' car stopped at an intersection in the southern West Bank and that the attack was likely carried out by multiple gunmen. The tragic incident came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas were set to resume direct talks for the first time in 18 months.
 
Our synagogue partners with AIPAC, America's pro-Israel lobby, in educating our community on issues affecting the U.S.-Israel relationship.  We encourage you to learn more by contacting AIPAC at (202) 639-5200 or by visiting www.aipac.org.
 

Need to give a special gift?

 

Child Graduating From High School or College?

Special Birthday orAnniversary? 

Want to tell a spouse or child that you love them?

 
SPONSOR A KIDDUSH OR

Purchase a Plaque on The Simcha Menorah Wall in their honor.

 

For information please call the office.  973-992-3600


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