Saturday, April 7 – 10:00 a.m. Shabbat Parashat Chol Hamoed Pesach Service
Rabbi Robert A. Davis
Monday, April 9 - 10:00 a.m.
7th day of Passover/Yizkor Service
The last day of Passover is one of the 4 times during the year that we have a memorial service, called Yizkor (other times are Yom Kippur, Shavuot and Sukkot) We invite everyone to join us for this sacred service which follows the reading of the torah and haftorah.
Yizkor is based on the Jewish belief in the eternity of the soul. Although a soul can no longer do good deeds after death, it can gain merit through the charity and good deeds of the living.
Temple Beth Sholom Offices and School will be closed on Monday, April 9 in observance of Passover.
We have officially moved into our new building. When coming to visit the Clergy, Administrative offices or the Education Department, please enter through the Welcome Center and check in with our Receptionist. She will announce your arrival to the person with whom you have an appointment and they will meet you in the Welcome Center.
We are looking for greeters/docents and/or people to work in the Welcome Center. If you can volunteer for a 2 hour shift on a regular basis, please contact Ariane Davis at ext. 258. We are putting together a corps of Volunteers, our B'nai Shalom, to be a part of our beautiful new Welcome Center.
This April we are celebrating Israel’s 59th birthday. There are many activities that are taking place at Temple Beth Sholom to support Israel and celebrate it.
Helping our brothers and sisters in Israel is a mitzvah, so this April, help us raise funds for those in need. Rabbi Glickstein, Cantor Haas and members of Temple Beth Sholom going on the Magical Mitzvah Tour will be distributing the money collected in different institutions and organizations. Your contribution is certainly appreciated. Please look for our tzedakah box in the Welcome Center and be generous.
Join the Temple Beth Sholom School Board on Saturday, May 5, 2007 7:00 -10:00 p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom in our beautiful new building
$25.00 per person includes dinner catered by
Margarita Cash Bar *Learn how to play a very simple card game within 5 minutes. *Military Bridge is played in teams of four. *Register as an individual or up to a group of 4 players. *Everyone will be placed on a team. * No card experience is necessary.
Registration Forms available at the Temple Beth Sholom Welcome Center
or on line at www.tbsmb.org
RSVP and payment must be received by April 25. Any questions, please call Mark Baranek at 305-538-7231.
Upcoming Sisterhood Meeting: Get involved and have fun with us!
Wednesday, April 11, 6:00 p.m. Join us for a light dinner and a great evening.
Sisterhood Membership Drive packets have been mailed. Annual Membership is $36. Sisterhood helps to support many vital programs here at temple. Everyone is invited to join. Contact Sandy Cohen for more information sandracohen@pvh.com
Sisterhood Gift Shop is open for Passover. If you would like to volunteer to work and have a lot of fun (spend between 2 and 10 hours a week) in our beautiful new Gift Shop, please contact Linda Rosenberg at linda@tbsmb.org or call 305-538-7231, ext. 245.
Other Upcoming Sisterhood Events:
Art Project with Grace Sherman - Join us for a special Tzedakah Box project. Tuesday, April 17.
Details to follow.
Sisterhood Women’s Retreat- Back by popular demand! Details will follow.
ShPIN to an Israeli Beat benefiting ALYN Children’s Hospital in Jerusalem Give to a great cause and get in a fun workout
Join us for a 90 minute spinning workout to the rhythm of Israeli music just in time for Israel’s independence! Ride with your friends, our Jewish community and our clergy!
Every participant will receive a free I LOVE ALYN pedometer... it keeps tracks of steps and serves as a reminder of how easy it is to take a step when you are able bodied. What is just a step for you is a challenge for an ALYN child. Reserve your bike today. Minimum donation $50. Your entry fee is a tax deductible donation.
For more information, contact Tamara Kaz at (305)538-7231 x232 or tk@tbsmb.org.
Young Professionals Who are we? Temple Beth Sholom Young Professionals consists of adults mainly in our 20’s, 30’s and 40’s who are looking to make friends, explore our Judaism and connect with the South Florida Jewish community at Temple Beth Sholom. Some of us are couples and many are single. We organize fun programs and events as a large Chavurah would. Programs are designed to address what we want to explore- some are purely fun and social, some engage us intellectually and spiritually. Young Professionals are planning more fun activities. Photos of past events are posted on the temple website. Please visit: www.tbsmb.org go to Community/ Young Professionals.
Adult B’nai Mitzvah Are you among the many who can’t distinguish an aleph from a bet? Have you always wanted to learn to read Hebrew “one day?” Would you like to be called to the Torah for the first time? If you answered “YES!” to any of the above questions, you may be interested in signing up for a new adult b’nai mitzvah class that will be starting on April 17, 2007. The class will be taught on Tuesday evenings at 8:00 p.m. for one hour a week. Please contact Rabbi Davis if you are interested in more information: rarad@tbsmb.org.
Membership
It’s a great time to join Temple Beth Sholom! Do you have a friend or family member who could benefit by joining our warm and welcoming congregation? We offer a myriad of programs and activities with memberships. Contact Linda Rosenberg, Director of Membership at 305-538-7231, ext. 245 or linda@tbsmb.org
Friday, April 6 
Israel needs you and you need Israel! 
ShPIN to an Israeli Beat 
