Calendar Highlights
Shabbat Service, 6:00 P.M.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28
Minyan Service, 9:15 A.M.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1Jewish Meditation, 12 noon
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
Shabbat Service , 6:00 P.M.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 27
Shabbat Service, 6:00 P.M.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28
Minyan Service, 9:15 A.M.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
Jewish Meditation, 12 noon
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
Shabbat Service , 6:00 P.M.
As usual Israel has stepped in to help after a disaster elsewhere in the world. NBC has a report on it that is worth watching.
The Reform Movement has stepped in to help raise relief money. To participate through our Reform Movement visit this site...
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
The Reform Jewish Community has a long history of generosity when natural and man-made crises result in massive damage and suffering around the world. The Union for Reform Judaism is accepting financial donations which will be sent to the relief effort in Haiti. Every dollar donated goes directly to aid victims of the earthquake. To donate go to: www.urj.org/relief
Labels: transplant
Labels: Torah Project
As part of our on-going L'Dor VaDor Torah Project our scribe Zerach met with TSTI's Hebrew High teens.
He explained how a Torah is written and how Torah's are examined in order to identify how old they are and where they were written.
Labels: Hebrew high, Torah Project
The Women's Connection recently gathered to learn about food during the time of the Bible and then taste some Biblically-inspired food.
Labels: Women's Connection
Shabbat, Scholar, and Supper
Friday, December 11, 2009
Join the congregation at the 6:00pm Worship Service.
Continue learning at the Shabbat Dinner following the service.
All are welcome to attend services. Registration and fee required for dinner.
Scholar
Labels: Adult Education
Each time we enter another relationship, join an organization, take a new job, begin a new challenge – each time we reach for something else, we analyze the risk and anticipate the reward –hoping it will turn out as planned.
We leave the homes and congregations in which we grew up, go off to college and graduate school, marry and start our own families- and join our own congregations. And so it was for Steven and me more than 16 years ago – when we deselected the synagogues closer to home in favor of Sharey Tefilo-Israel- it’s wonderful Cantor, charming new student Rabbi, eclectic and welcoming membership. We were looking for a compromise between what we were each used to – what we each wanted in a spiritual home for ourselves and our children – what felt right.
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Welcome to the TSTI College Corner Program. We are already thinking about the new year and want you to know that you are on our minds while you are away from home. If you are interested in receiving care packages (3 times a year), a Chanukah package, holiday notes and email blasts with job opportunities and trips, send your school information to Tracy Horwitz at Temple. Include your name, school, mailing address (indicating if you are living on or off campus and whether your school name should be included in the address), email address, anticipated year of graduation and the names of your parents. We'll keep you connected to TSTI!
The Temple is selling 2010 Entertainment Coupon Books for $30 per book. All proceeds will help support our TSTI Youth Groups. If you would like to reserve a copy or two, call Joel Scharf at the Temple office at 973-763-4116.

The latest edition of Reform Judaism Magazine features a cover article entitled CyberSanctuary: How The Latest Technology Is Changing Jewish Life.
The article quotes Rabbi Cohen, along with four other rabbis and focuses, in part, on some of the changes we have already been making here at TSTI.
You can read it HERE.