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Shalom

 

Some of Temple Sinai’s special programs are in their final week…

 

Replacing our Rummage Sale this year

as we live in the times of COVID

  Bring in:

• Sunday, Oct. 17 (9AM – noon)
• Mon – Wed. Oct. 18 – 20 (9AM – 11AM)

Place in the Fineblum Chapel

 

ACCEPTING the following items:

• CLOTHING AND SHOES – All sizes (men’s, women’s, children’s and babies’) styles, and seasons of clothing and shoes (sandals, boots, sneakers and dress shoes).
• ACCESSORIES – including pocketbooks, purses, totes, school bags, backbacks, wallets, belts, ties, scarves, hats, gloves.
• HOUSEHOLD LINENS – blankets, bedspreads, comforters, quilts, bed sheets, towels, shower curtains, window curtains and draperies, tablecloths, pillows.
• SOFT TOYS– stuffed animals and dolls.
• HARD TOYS (smaller than 24″x24″x24″) and games
• HOUSEWARES kitchen, office, garage, decorative & holiday items 24″ or smaller.

NO BOOKS, RECORDS, FURNITURE, ELECTRONICS OR APPLIANCES

Plastic Film Recycling Challange

continues through October 25

 

 

 

 

 

All Plastic MUST be clean, dry and free  of food residue.

Any questions, contact Carol Janes, 856-220-8221 or  kneidljanes@gmail.com

 

Temple Sinai Jewish Movie Club

by way of ZOOM ID # 867 890 4477

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8678904477

 

Much like a Book Club, watch the movies at your convenience and then join us in discussion.

It’s like a Jewish Netflix.

Wednesday, October 27 at 7PM  

Review of  An Irrepressible Woman  

‘An Irrepressible Woman’ tells the true WWII story of Jeanne Reichenbach, who went voluntarily to Buchenwald, where she married three-time French Prime Minister Léon Blum

 

Thursday, October 28

7:00 – 8:30 PM 

White Nationalism and the Rise of Anti-Semitism 

Virtual- Password provided

upon registration

1st of three sessions

Session 1: “A Complete Conspiracy: QAnon and Political Beliefs of US Nationalists”

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