Chai Lights - Weekly Announcements

Sun, Jun 11, 8 am: Family Table
Sun, Jun 11, 8 pm:  POSTPONED Adult Education Committee Movie Night
Mon, Jun 12, 6:30 pm: Board of Directors Meeting
Thurs, Jun 15, 8 pm: Adult Education Committee Meeting
Fri, Jun 16, 6 pm: Kabbalat Shabbat - ZOOM
Sat, Jun 17, 9:30 am: Shabbat Soul Stroll
Sat, Jun 17, 10 am: Shabbat Morning Services - In Person | LiveControl | YouTube
Sat, Jun 17, 12 pm: Starbucks Shabbat

Check the calendar for the most up to date program information and links.

Congratulations to our newly ordained
Rabbi Lisa Feld & Rabbi Joshua Schreiber​​​​​​​

POSTPONED
Sunday, June 11th at 8pm
for a special showing of the film
Jews and Baseball - An American Love Story
starring Dustin Hoffman.
REGISTER HERE 
after which you will be emailed the Zoom link

Please join us for PRIDE SHABBAT on June 24, 10 am for a meaningful and relevant D'var commemorating the STONEWALL UPRISING (1969) and the AIDS CRISIS (1982-present). You will learn about Parshat Korach as it relates to LGBTQ lives. Also, you will hear personal stories of those who lived through these momentous events and why these historic accounts remain relevant today. These powerful stories must be heard as the number of eyewitnesses is decreasing.

Phyl Hewson, Chair Social Action Committee

Thursday, June 15 at 12pm PDT | No Cost | Online

As an orphaned survivor and witness to Auschwitz, Elie Wiesel (1928–2016) became a torchbearer for victims and survivors of the Holocaust at a time when the world preferred to forget. How did this frail, soft-spoken man from a small village in the Carpathians become such an influential presence on the world stage? Using Wiesel’s writings and interviews with his family, close friends, scholars, and critics, Joseph Berger presents Wiesel as both revered Nobel laureate and man of complex psychological texture and contradictions.
 
Joseph Berger and AJU’s Michael Berenbaum will explore the entirety of Wiesel’s life from his Hasidic childhood through his final years, including his postwar years as a teenage orphan in France, his transformation into a Parisian intellectual, his hungry years scraping together a living in America as a working journalist, and his emergence as a spokesperson for Holocaust survivors.
REGISTER HERE

Thank you to those who have donated to B'nai Tikvah! Donations may be made online or sent directly to the office.

General Fund:
Carol & Steven Bernstein Get Well Wishes Debbie Gladstone, Carol Iodice, Patti Silverman
Carole & Steve Ostrer in Honor of Steven Bernstein
Elise & Marvin Wolfert in Honor of the Yahrzeit of Arlene Tisner
Eric Paisner in Honor of Summer & Sasha Goldberg
Janet & Marshall Silberberg Get Well Wishes Eleanor Goodman
Joyce Kaufman in Honor of Steven Bernstein
Natalie Slater in Honor of Marty Packer
Ronald Weiss in Honor of the Yahrzeit of Rosalyn Cooper
Holocaust Memorial Chapel Fund:
Jill & Stephen Cohn in Honor of the Yahrzeit of Rita J. Cohn
Natalie & Ken Weinberg in Honor of Rabbi Lisa Feld & in Honor of Rabbi Josh Schreiber
Kiddush Fund:
Edith Weinner in Honor of the Yahrzeits of Maurice Weiner, Morris Rovner, Ann Rovner, Dobie Primack
Rabbi's Discretionary Fund:
Janet & Buddy Promisel in Honor of Rabbi Lisa Feld & in Honor of Rabbi Josh Schreiber
Judie & Marty Packer Donation to RDF
Nancy & Fred Mark in Honor of the Yahrzeit of Samuel Mark
Rabbi Jan Urbach in Honor of Rabbi Lisa Feld
Sonia Shapiro in Honor of the Yahrzeit of Harold Shapiro
Religious School Fund:
Bonnie & Joe Doniger in Honor of Rabbi Lisa Feld & in Honor of Rabbi Josh Schreiber
Rubin Adult Education Fund:
Barbara Ennis in Honor of Rabbi Loel Weiss
Janet & Marshall Silberberg in Honor of Rabbi Lisa Feld & in Honor of Rabbi Josh Schreiber
Robin & Stan Zoll in Honor of Rabbi Josh Schreiber