Temple Sinai Happenings – January 14, 2022

 

Shalom

The Temple Sinai Happenings

Shabbat Minis is a short service geared towards children 2-8 years old, but children both younger and older will enjoy it as well! 

 
ZOOM ID #
867 890 4477
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Mitzvah Day

Collection for
Girl Scout Gold Award Project

 

Girl Scout Ambassador, Emma Schrier

needs your help with her Gold Award.

 

My project is focused on exposing students to
various science related topics through the development of science kits/boxes that I will
assemble and provide to local libraries, after-school programs, community centers, etc.


Below is a list of needed supplies. Any donation is appreciated and will help immensely with my project:

 

5.2- 6 qt. plastic storage containers with lids

bottle caps

rubber bands

popsicle sticks

pom-poms

red solo cups

balloons

disposable bowls

plastic spoons

straws

tape

string

pipe cleaners

 

I will be collecting these items at Temple Sinai’s Mitzvah Day this Sunday and will also have a table at Mitzvah day from 10-11am to do a few science experiments with the kids.

 

Mitzvah Day

Sunday, January 16, 10 AM -Noon

Parking lot drive thru – Trunk Drop

Make at Home and Trunk Drop off:

·    Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to be given to the Cathedral Kitchen in Camden. Use any bread, do not cut, wrap each separately in plastic baggy. Make one or one hundred and one!

 

Buy & Deliver to Temple Sinai on or before January 16 – Trunk Drop.

·        Travel size body wash and lotion, men’s boxers sizes S,M,L,XL, 2XL, womens hipster briefs sizes S,M, L,XL,2XL

·        Food or cash donations to continue Temple Sinai’s generosity to the Bread of Life Food Pantry. Bins will be placed outside the Fineblum Chapel entrance in front of the Synagogue.

Projects in the Main Sanctuary:   Vaccination Cards and Masks are required for all in person activities.

  • Linus Blankets for area children’s hospitals
  • Making and baking dog biscuits for local animal shelters
  • Making Shabbat Boxes 
  • Making cards for soldiers and first responders

Special Presentations by

“Stand With Me” (speaking on anti-semitism on campus) and “The Animal Welfare Association”  (bringing a therapy dog). 

Blood Drive at Temple Sinai

Sunday, January 16

9:00am-2:00pm

 

MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY by click ing on the link below.

 

http://www.redcrossblood.org

 

and use Sponsor Code:  Temple Sinai

Chair Yoga For All Ages

Zoom ID #

8678904477

 

 

with our own Yoga Instructor, Jill Croft

 

Mondays at 11:00 AM and Wednesdays

at 4:00 PM

Join Jill Croft as she helps you to loosen and stretch muscles, reduce stress, and improve circulation.  Yoga can also reduce anxiety, help lower blood pressure, protect joints, and build strength and balance.    Do it at your own pace and start on the road to health .  

Every Tuesday

10:30 -11:30 AM

Zoom ID# 8678904477

 

Help Temple Sinai Plan: We get together over Zoom and do a little pl anning to help Temple Sinai navigate the future.  We could use your input. All are welcome. 

 

 

Thursday, January 20 at 10:00 AM

 

Zoom cooking demonstration complete with challah recipe and jam-packed with useful cooking tips and techniques to hone your baking skills.

Renee is an avid cooking aficionado, long time baker extraordinaire.

A shopping list of ingredients and an easy-to-follow recipe will be sent to you when you register.

 

RSVP by Monday, Jan. 17 by

clicking on this link

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeTBERUhAG42NPFAyL_BOWaKr-_i7L3oFifIqnLZD3Wi0ZtmQ/viewform

No exceptions please.

Please direct any questions/concerns about registering for this event to adulted@seashul.org.

 

Each Wednesday:

8:30 – 9:00am  Morning Minyan 

 

  • Paul Conlow,Rich & Johanna’s neighbor
  • Joan Demp
  • Stella Geller,  mother of Perri Geller-Clark
  • Jack Israel
  • Alan Kramer
  • Rich Lewis
  • June Margolis
  • Connie Rafelson
  • Bachia Rochaela,  mother of Issa Kabeer
  • Leslie Schmeidler
  • Jim Schulz Sr.,father-in-law of Craig Eskow
  • Jason Schulzbrother-in-law of Craig Eskow
  • Joyce Silver
  • Carolyn Woodruff

Thursday, January 27

7:00 – 8:30 PM 

White Nationalism and the Rise of Anti-Semitism 

Virtual- Password provided

upon registration

 

Session 3: A Solvable Conspiracy? Policy and Interpersonal Options for Reducing QAnon and Authoritarian Beliefs”

Join us as Brandon Chapman, PhD, Instructor and Department Chair of Anthropology and Sociology at Rowan College at Burlington County, speaks on the recent upsurge of anti-Semitic, ethnocentric, and racist beliefs among rural white voters in the United States. Dr. Chapman specializes in political and economic ethnography, political values, local and traditional knowledge, and Cognitive Anthropology. Most recently, Dr. Chapman has been conducting fieldwork regarding nationalist and extreme right-wing political opinions among U.S. voters.

Register  to Ellen Goldberg Weiner at egweiner09@gmail.com

 

Sisterhood Shabbat

Friday, January 28 at 7PM

Be a part of this inspirational Woman-led service by contacting 

 

Wendy List at  aib3mom@gmail.com to take a Hebrew or English part.

 

Ladies, it’s always a very special evening.

Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey

Jan. 31 – February 6

 

 

BookClub

Thursday, February 10

at 7:30 PM

reviewing

“Maid” by Stephanie Land

 

Stephanie Land worked for years as a maid, pulling long hours while struggling as a single mom to keep a roof over her daughter’s head.  this is her Memoir.

 

 

Movie Club

Tuesday, February 15

at 7PM

reviewing

The Girl from Oslo

Watch it on Netflix

Inspired in part by the Oslo Accords, The Girl from Oslo focuses on the kidnapping of three youths in the Sinai Peninsula . A Norwegian diplomat travels to Israel to investigate her daughter’s disappearance, and also reunites with the girl’s birth father, who is now the Prime Minster. The storyline explores the negotiation process between an ISIS terrorist, an Oslo lawyer, a Hamas leader and an Israeli politician who must protect his reputation at all costs.

 

Friday, January 14

 

Shabbat  Commemorating

Martin Luther King Jr. 

on Zoom at 7:00 PM

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Saturday, January 15

10:30 AM to noon

Virtual Torah Service and Discussion

on Zoom

 

ZOOM ID #

867 890 4477

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YAHRZEITS will be read for the following people:

  • Robert L. Bernstein, brother of Charlotte Stein
  • Meyer Budnick, father-in-law of Norman Kohn
  • Walter Cohen, father of Ruth Tatz
  • Harold Jacob Leventhal, father of Janet Khanlian
  • Louis Levin, father of Marci Hochman
  • Ben Sassler, father of Milly Stern
  • Ruth Smith, mother of Esther Levy
  • Julian Warren, uncle of Johanna Schoss

 

It is with great sadness that

we announce the recent passing of

Esther Kirshenbaum .

 

May her memory be a comfort

to all who knew and loved her.