For many years Temple Emanuel has held a summer yard sale. This year, I need to find someone else to organize it...
Please remember that all summer services will begin at 8:00pm, but watch your email or check the Temple's web site for any changes as sometimes we have a pot luck dinner before services.
Please check your closets... several of our tablecloths and dishtowels are missing.
No words of wisdom this month, not even from Groucho, just some notes.
We will have our usual member led services over the summer but right now I'm looking for volunteers to lead them.
This first message will be brief, in the spirit of Groucho Marx: "Hello, I must be going."
So here we are: 129 Temple Bulletins later, it’s time for my final Rabbi’s Message.
Two years is not that long a time, and it has gone by quickly.
As May begins, we enter our Bat Mitzvah season.
The festival of Passover or Pesach is known in Jewish tradition as the “Season of Our Freedom.”
Ron Eskin is trying to get a group from Temple Emanuel to volunteer to walk during the Walk for Hunger on May 4th.
There are those subjects that are taboo among polite people, and money is counted by most to be among them.
In the East European world from which most of our ancestors made their way to this country, rabbis did not preach sermons on a weekly basis.
As your president I feel like I’m on the final approach – only four more months in my tenure, and five more bulletin articles to write.
This month, in honor of Purim, we replace the usual Rabbi’s Column with "Ask Rabbi Shmerl".
