Friday, January 13th, Congregation Beth Emeth and Hanover Presbyterian Church will join Congregation Beth Shalom for a Kosher Gospel Shabbat, celebrating the life of Martin Luther King Jr., featuring Joshua Nelson and our own Beth Emeth choir! Joshua Nelson (link: http://www.joshuanelson.com/fr_home.cfm) is nationally recognized for his work bringing together Jewish religious lyrics and meaning with American gospel music.
Shabbat Services will be at CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM at 1801 Baynard Boulevard, at 8pm. Please contact Beth Shalom at 302.654.4462 if you have any questions.
We Jews have traveled the world (by force or by choice) and you can find Jews in many unusual locales. One of the most fascinating stories of Jewish wanderings, is the story of the “Secret Jews” – many in our own Southwestern states. The question often pondered by historians and scholars (or just the inquisitive) is WAS COLUMBUS ONE OF THESE SECRET JEWS.
Please join us for this interesting talk. All members of Beth Emeth and the community are welcome to attend. Please invite your spouse or friends. Let us know how many people will be coming.
Breakfast will be a la carte from the Kishka Cafe. Reply to the Evite (to be sent 12/17) or RSVP to Steve Zimmerman at 302-762-2976 or zimross@comcast.net
Hallah is one special food used to celebrate Shabbat and Jewish holy days.
Come bake a delicious loaf of hallah with us at Temple Beth El. Learn the various traditions around preparing hallah, including a variety of shapes. Socialize with new and old friends as the hallah rises. Taste some! More than one recipe will be shared.
Everyone who attends will be able to go home with Hallah.
Barry (Dov) Seidel, artisanal baker, and Rabbi Micah will be helping to lead.
All are welcome.
Please RSVP to the TBE Office
Temple Beth El
301 Possum Park Rd Newark, DE 19711
302-366-8330 www.tbede.org
Hallah is one special food used to celebrate Shabbat and Jewish holy days.
Come bake a delicious loaf of hallah with us at Temple Beth El. Learn the various traditions around preparing hallah, including a variety of shapes. Socialize with new and old friends as the hallah rises. Taste some! More than one recipe will be shared.
Everyone who attends will be able to go home with Hallah.
Barry (Dov) Seidel, artisanal baker, and Rabbi Micah will be helping to lead.
All are welcome.
Please RSVP to the TBE Office
Temple Beth El
301 Possum Park Rd Newark, DE 19711
302-366-8330 www.tbede.org
An Exciting Evening of Drama , Torah and Tikkun Olam
February 25, 2012
4:30 pm – 6:00 pm
Come and join other families at Congregation Beth Emeth for a Family Havdallah Service & Vegetarian Pot Luck Dinner.
We will mark the end of Shabbat together. RSVP to: Heather Margolin at heathermargolin@verizon.net
Please let us know about any special dietary needs
"Telling Tales Out Of Shul" with Rabbi Emeritus Peter Grumbacher - February 5, 2012 at 9:00 am
As you can imagine, Rabbi Grumbacher's head is full of stories from his long tenure at Beth Emeth. Though an hour and a quarter will hardly be enough time to hear them all, it should be an amusing and interesting talk. The names have been changed to protect the innocent (and maybe not so innocent!). And if enough people badger him, maybe he'll write a book about it some day.
All members of Beth Emeth and the community are welcome to attend. Please invite your spouse or friends. Let us know how many people will be coming.
Breakfast will be a la carte from the Kishka Cafe. Reply to the Evite (to be sent 1/15) or RSVP to Steve Zimmerman at 302-762-2976 or zimross@comcast.net
"They Make Us Laugh" with Lee Mussoff of the Delaware Humanities Forum - March 4, 2012 at 9:00 am
In the beginning was the word, and the words of gifted humorists make us laugh. With the aid of handouts and videos, the speaker will explore the verbal humor of classical humorists such as Ogden Nash and Dorothy Parker, as well as contemporaries like George Carlin and Jerry Seinfeld. Song lyrics and parodies are also good sources of humor. The audience is encouraged to share the gift of laughter.
All members of Beth Emeth and the community are welcome to attend. Please invite your spouse or friends. Let us know how many people will be coming.
Breakfast will be a la carte from the Kishka Cafe. Reply to the Evite (to be sent 2/12) or RSVP to Steve Zimmerman at 302-762-2976 or zimross@comcast.net
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