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Temple Sinai Happenings – September 10, 2021

Shalom

 

The Special Family News for Temple Sinai continues…

Read all the way to the bottom of this email.

 

 and more…

 

ThankScriping Day is coming Sept 16 – 17

Earn up to 20% with bonuses on eGift cards and reloaded gift cards. It’s a great opportunity to raise more money on their shopping and make a bigger impact on Temple Sinai. Watch for an email on Sept. 16 to let you know which restaurants and stores are participating. 

 

 


 

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!

 

 

  Thursday, September 23 at 7:00 PM

We’ll be reviewing ‘Shoelaces’,  A moving Israeli film about a father and his special-needs son. 

 

 

Thursday, October 7 at 7:00 PM 

We’ll be reviewing “Four Winds” by Kristen Hannah

 

Join Us On Zoom: ID 867 890 4477

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8678904477 477

 

 

Replacing our Rummage Sale this year

as we live in the times of COVID

Bring in October 12 – 20 

(Drop off times will be posted as the date gets closer)

 

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.

 

 

   Join Rabbi Perice and the Temple Sinai Singers tonight for services to relax, unwind and

welcome the Sabbath.

 

 

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YAHRZEITS will be read for the following people:

  • Raphael Abrams, father of Bonnie Silver
  • Sandra Beluch, sister of Lou Weiner
  • Philip Demp, husband of Joan Demp
  • Daniel Freeman, father of Ellen Dix
  • Pearlie Goldberg, mother-in-law Susan Goldberg
  • Morris Hollander, grandfather of Bonnie Silver
  • Floyd Lane, brother of Carole Cills
  • Ira Stern, brother of Joyce Cohen
  • Dora Stifelman, mother-in-law of Allen Eskow

 

  • Stella Geller, mother of Perri Geller-Clark
  • Jack Israel
  • Gary Koehler, friend of Amy Engle
  • Alan Kramer
  • June Margolis
  • Janet Khanlian
  • John Khanlian
  • Roz and Stuart Leventhal, Janet Khanlian’s brother and sister-in-law
  • Vivian Lewis
  • Connie Rafelson
  • Bachia Rochaela, mother of Issa Kabeer

 

 

Happy Anniversary to:

  • Gerald & June Margolis, celebrating 45 years together on September 12
  • Phil & Lois Josephs, celebrating 43 years together  on September 13

Happy Birthday to:

  • Ellen Dix, Seember 12
  • Natalie Rappaport is turning 16 years old on September 13
  • Rebecca Figiel, September 14
  • Johanna Schoss, September 14
  • Josh Cohen, September 16

 

Temple Sinai Zoom Meeting

Number: 867 890 4477

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8678904477

 

 

 

 

Join in for a Spark of Torah,  Saturday, Sept 11

10:30 – 11:30 AM led by Rabbi Perice

All through ZOOM ID
867 890 4477

 

 

 Kol Nidre (Wed, Sept 15) and  Yom Kippur (Thurs, Sept 16)

  In-person and via Zoom.

  •   Family service  at 9:15am   In-person and via Zoom
  •   Yom Kippur Regular service at 10:30am – 1pm

      Masks and Proof of vaccination are required

if you are attending in-person High Holiday Services.

 

Family Sukkah Party  – Sunday, Sept. 26 at noon

Hotdog roast, s’mores and lawn games for adults and kids.

SAVE THE DATE

 

Watch for complete details

on Sunday by way of email.

 

 

Temple Sinai

Meet new member,

Warren Succonic

 

Meet and welcome Warren Suckonic, who was born and raised in this area.  He lived in the Parkside section of Camden and now resides in Cherry Hill.  Warren’s family belonged to Beth El.  He worked in insurance claims and was furloughed from his job during COVID.  He was looking forward to traveling to Israel and also travel in the US, but COVID has put those plans on hold.

 

Over the past two or three years he checked out 

several area synagogues and has chosen Temple Sinai because of  the friendliness of the members and the way Rabbi Perice  relates to people.  Warren looks forward to being an  active participant in Temple Sinai activities.