Shalom
Shabbat Minis,
TONIGHT – Friday, October 8
6:15 – 6:45 PM
Join Us On Zoom: ID 867 890 4477
A fun new Mini Service for kids up to age 8
led by Rabbi Michael Perice.
RSVP to Shabbatheroes@gmail.com
Each Wednesday:
8:20 – 9:00am Morning Minyan
ZOOM ID # 867 890 4477
This is your opportunity to say Kaddish or do a Mitzvah and be present so someone else can say Kaddish.
- Ann Bliss
- Stella Geller,mother of Perri Geller-Clark
- Jack Israel
- Gary Koehler, friend of Amy Engle
- Alan Kramer
- June Margolis
- Vivian Lewis
- Connie Rafelson
- Bachia Rochaela, mother of Issa Kabeer
- Jim Schulz Sr.,father-in-law of Craig Eskow
- Jason Schulz, brother-in-law of Craig Eskow
Sisterhood Salads and S+h+mooze
Please join us as we come together to
talk Sisterhood
All are welcome!
Tuesday, October 12th at 5:30
in the Fineblum Chapel
Salad and beverages will be served
- Rachael 856-905-0130 cuddleykitty@aol.com
- Wendy 609-529-5291 ajb3mom@gmail.com
There is no cost for this event!
We look forward to hearing your great ideas for this coming year!
Happy Anniversary to:
Jamie & Rich Figiel, celebrating 26 years together on October 14
Happy Birthday to:
- Ellen Goldberg Weiner, celebrating on October 9
- Terry Zablin, celebrating on October 9
- Lou Weiner, celebrating on October 10
Havdalah – ON – THE – ROAD
Rabbi & Rachael Perice will be traveling to a member’s home during the next few Saturday evening to meet congregants in person and say goodbye to Shabbat with Havdalah.
You will receive a personal invitation to join in-person at a member’s home in the near future although we ask for your patience as we are keeping the in-person numbers low at this time due to COVID. Vaccinations are a requirement to participate in person although
all are encouraged to participate in Havdalah every Saturday evening at 7:00 PM by Zoom on our regular Zoom # 867 890 4477
Join us so that Rabbi and Rachael can show you how nice, relaxing and restorative Havdalah can be.
Thanksgiving Food Collection:
Chair Yoga For All Ages
Zoom ID
#867 890 4477
with our own Yoga Instructor, Jill Croft
Mondays at 11AM and
Wednesdays at 4 PM
Chair yoga is a great way to get the wonderful health benefits of yoga. Join us in loosening and stretching muscles, reducing stress, and improving circulation. It also reduces anxiety, helps lower blood pressure, protects joints, and builds strength and balance.
Replacing our Rummage Sale this year as we live in the times of COVID
Bring in:
- Tuesday, Oct 12 (5:30 – 7:30 PM)
- Wed – Fri. Oct. 13 – 15 (9AM – 11AM)
- 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
Register with Amazon Smile and every time you make eligible purchases, Amazon will donate to Temple Sinai of Cinnaminson.
Go to smile.amazon.com
Log on using your existing Amazon Account or register for a new one, if you don’t have an Amazon account. Under “pick your own charitable organization” search for Temple Sinai of Cinnaminson. Buy your Amazon purchases through smile.amazon.com (your Amazon Prime will show up there) not through your regular Amazon site.
ASK YOUR KIDS AND GRANDKIDS FOR HELP OR AARON LIST IS ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP.
Buy Your $5 Shopping Pass
from Temple Sinai.
Temple Sinai keeps the $5.
Use your pass on
Wednesday, October 20
ALL BOSCOV’S LOCATIONS
8AM to 11 PM
Shopping Pass entitles you to…
25% OFF almost the entire store.
Use it over and over.
Refreshments!
Chance to Win Prizes!
Help TS by getting your friends, mahjongg group, book club, card group, neighbors, family etc. to buy their Boscov’s Day pass through Temple Sinai!
They also make great gifts for your co-workers, employees, etc.
Please contact Lois Schmeidler (856-577-0757) or lpschmeid@msn.com) for information and pick up. Amy will also have them available in the office.
Collect them at home or at your place of business and bring them into Temple Sinai.
Place them in the box just outside the Temple Sinai Office.
Donate to Temple Sinai your furniture or special items that are just too large or valuable for our yearly rummage sale.
We’ll sell your furniture (from your home) and other items on Facebook Marketplace to profit Temple Sinai.
You will receive a tax-deductible donation receipt and will feel good about supporting such a worthy organization.
Contact Rose Rose at Rose9483@verizon.net
or 856-912-1849
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 ,
New Fundraiser for Temple Sinai
An ideal tool to scoop out your bagel, reducing the calories and carbs by 50%.
The perfect gift for family and friends
or buy one for yourself.
Click on the blue box below to take you directly to the website for more information and to order.
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
Food Book available for
2021-2022
Cost: $10.00
$6 goes directly back to Temple Sinai.
Food Books may be purchased in the Temple Sinai Office by way of cash, check or Venmo Temple Sinai (include on memo line: “donation, food book”.)
Buy as gifts for your hairdresser, nail person, teachers, etc.
Although Shoprite is not in the Food Book, there are so many places, to eat and shop, we think you will have no trouble getting your money back very quickly!
SHABBAT SHALOM
Join Rabbi Perice and the Temple Sinai Singers tonight for services to relax, unwind and welcome the Sabbath.
Temmple Sinai Zoom Meeting
# 867 890 4477
Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8678904477
Saturday, October 9 —Join us LIVE in the Shul to discuss the weekly Parasha
- Join in for a Spark of Torah
Live in the Sanctuary & on Zoom!!!!
-
10:30 – 11:30 AM led by Rabbi Perice
Join us again in the evening to close out Shabbat:
- Havdallah at 7:00 PM via Zoom
YAHRZEITS WILL BE READ FOR:
- Herman Bernstein, father of Charlotte Stein
- Beatrice Feinstein, mother of Louise Katz
- Ida Goldblatt, aunt of Michael Silver & Amy Engle
- Max Krasnow, father of Sara Berlin
- Claire & Malcolm Lane, parents of Carole Cills
- Lisa Sassler, niece of Milly & Ed Stern
- Bessie Silver, grandmother of Michael Silver & Amy Engle
