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Dear Friends,
I am excited to be writing this month's Welcome Message for the March 2012 Newsletter. After our recent elections, I am pleased to present the current list of Officers, as follows;
Adam Weiss, Founder Michelle Levine, Chairperson Raylie Dunkel, Vice-Chair Matt Meistrich, Treasurer Jessica Lemmon, Secretary Jeff Bernstein, Trustee Burt Gitlin, Trustee Annette Hassell, Honorary Trustee Each of us is committed to this year's focus, outreach. You will see upcoming programs and projects that are specifically tailored to bringing Jewish residents of Hudson County of all ages together to meet and find common interests. I hope that you will be sure to join us at some or all of these events, and meet new and old friends. Please feel free to reach out to any of our Board Members via email (ex. FirstName@HudsonJewish.org). We would love to hear from you! Warmly, Michelle Levine, Chairperson Hudson Jewish Community Forum, A New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation having 501(c)(3) status
"HudsonJewish: Connecting Our Community"
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Art Exhibition at Jewish Museum of New Jersey
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| Now through March 25, The Jewish Museum of New Jersey will be featuring the work of Claire Wagner Kosterlitz (1903-1997), in an exhibition entitled "A Bauhaus Artist In America."
Open Sundays from 1-5PM, The Jewish Museum of New Jersey is located in the historic Ahavas Sholom synagogue, just off of I-280 at 145 Broadway in Newark, NJ. For more information contact www.JewishMuseumNJ.org.
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Sign Up Now for PJ Library
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| The PJ Library ("PJ" as in "pyjamas") is a program developed by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation and made possible through partnerships with philanthropists and local Jewish organizations. The PJ Library provides Jewish-themed children's books and music to participating families on a monthly basis.
Our community mails free, high-quality Jewish children's literature and music to families throughout Hoboken, Jersey City and Bayonne. Children ages six months through five years are welcome to participate. If you are interested to take advantage of this innovative program, visit www.PJLibrary.org to enter your information online, or contact USHPreschool@gmail.com. Further information is available by calling 201-653-8666.
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Outreach Committee Forming
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| A primary purpose of HudsonJewish is to reach out to new people in our community. We are currently planning a series of social and other events to take place in the spring of 2012 along the lines of 2011 programing, which included films, lectures, a walking tour of downtown Jersey City, and a visit to the Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue in Manhattan. If you or someone you know may be interested to participate, please contact Info@HudsonJewish.org.
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HudsonJewish Presents: "The Gefilte Fish Chronicles," Monday, March 26, 7PM
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| "Don't just stand there, cook! Don't just sit there, eat!"
In 1904, Abe and Minnie Dubroff immigrated from Russia to Brooklyn where they raised seven daughters and a son. For a century, the family has gathered at Passover and celebrated the Seder together... first in Brooklyn, then in Boonton , New Jersey . Led by the three surviving sisters, Sophie Patasnik, Peppy Barer and Rosie Groman, traditional preparations were made for the Seder at Peppy's home in Newburgh. Six weeks before the Seder they shopped and chopped, tasted and seasoned. Using recipes nearly a century old, they began to put together the gefilte fish, cholent, horseradish and sponge cake.
This is a loving, living album of the Seder. "I've heard it said many times, and it's the truth: The family that sits around the table together, stays together. And we have many tables," Peppy says. This wonderful film, soon to be a musical, will be shown on Monday March 26, 2012, 7pm at Temple Beth-El on Kennedy Blvd. in Jersey City. Suggested Donation: $5.00. DVDs and Cookbooks will be available for purchase. |
Leket Israel -- Purim Cards to Benefit Israel's National Food Bank
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Leket Israel, Israel's National Food Bank and largest Food Rescue Network, is selling printed Purim cards (as well as an online version). For every dollar donated, Leket Israel will rescue 10 lbs of produce from farms and packinghouses for the benefit of the country's poor (the food would otherwise be destroyed). Cost of Purim cards is $36 for 18 cards & envelopes.
Also available are unlimited Purim e-cards and video cards for $18. To order Purim printed cards, e-cards or video cards, visit https://purim.leket.org/ or call (201) 331-0070.
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Local Hebrew Education Programs for Children and Adults
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| Congregation Mount Sinai is offering Hebrew learners of all ages and levels an opportunity to improve their skills on Tuesday nights at 6:30PM at Congregation Mount Sinai of Jersey City Heights. Led by Rebbetzin Barbara Marks, who has been teaching Hebrew in the UK, Israel and US for 37 years, the class is designed for a broad audience, in line with the practices of many language schools. For more information contact Rebbetzin Barbara Marks at 201-656-4225 or by email at BarbaraEMarks@gmail.com. Let her know you heard about this from HudsonJewish!
Temple Emanu-El of Bayonne - Children's program for ages 3-5 years old, to be held around holidays, and may become weekly in the future. First class will be held on Sunday Mach 4, 2012 from 9:30-10:30am at Temple Emanu-El in Bayonne. Program will include holiday project for Purim, craft, songs, stories, etc. Please contact Charlene Platitzky at (201) 437.7926. Cost is $5/class. Chabad Hebrew School Program - Children's program for ages 4-9 years old, held on Sundays beginning on March 3, 2012. Program includes the Aleph Champ program for older children to teach them to read fluently at the end of their Hebrew School experience and for younger children the EZ Alef program, a multi-sensory program to give them a foundation in Hebrew letters. Contact Hebrew School Director, Shaindel Schapiro at (201) 386-5222 for costs and registration. |
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Save the Date for United Synagogue of Hoboken's Annual "Casino Night"
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| The United Synagogue of Hoboken will be holding its sixth annual Casino Night on Saturday, March 3, 2012. This is one of the synagogueʼs best-attended events; last year over 250 people came for fun, food and fabulous prizes. Proceeds are used to support the synagogueʼs programming throughout the year, including adult education and community service events. In addition, each year a portion of the money is donated to local charities. This yearʼs recipients will be the Hoboken homeless shelter; The Jubilee Center, which provides after-school programs and hot meals to children from public housing; and Hudson County Casa, which provides volunteers to advocate for children in foster care.
Attendees love the opportunity to enjoy traditional casino games such as poker, blackjack, roulette and craps in a fun, relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Rather than cash, winnings are allotted as raffle tickets which are used to win incredible prizes. Last yearʼs prizes included a diamond necklace, an Eli Manning autographed football, several vacation packages and many more.
Once again, the fabulous Swingadelic will keep the party rocking with their eclectic mix of jazz, swing and other favorites. A delicious kosher buffet and open bar are also included.
The party will take place at the Elkʼs Club in Hoboken. Doors open at 7:00pm and gaming begins at 8:00. Tickets can be purchased through the United Synagogue of Hoboken office or website and are $75 each.
For more information, to become a sponsor or to donate prizes, please contact Cindy Altberger (caltberger@gmail.com) or Marni Kriegel (mrr19@cornell.edu).
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Singles Group Forming, Ages 40s/50s
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| In response to inquires about singles events for people in the 40s and 50s, HudsonJewish is launching an exploratory effort. Please contact Michelle Levine (Michelle@HudsonJewish.org) if you are interested.
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Join us on Facebook!
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HudsonJewish now has a Facebook page! Just log in to your Facebook account and search "HudsonJewish" to join. Group members can share information about upcoming events, ask questions, and generally connect with each other. This is a great way to let other people in the community know about HudsonJewish and about our region's vibrant Jewish life.
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Events This Month
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To post your own organization's events to the HudsonJewish community calendar, email Webmacher@HudsonJewish.org for a username and password. Posting events to the community calendar is the best way to avoid scheduling conflicts and broadcast your events (and existence) to the community. The deadline for posting is the 25th of the prior month. Dates/times/locations may change, so check the online calendar for updates. More information is often available on the HudosnJewish website at www.HudsonJewish.org.
Friday, March 2, 6:00pm - 9:00pm: Shabbat Across America at Temple Emanu-el of Bayonne. Again this year, Temple Emanu-El will be hosting "Shabbat Across America!" This beautiful event brings us together with our neighbors both near and far. The cost is $20 per adult / $5 per child (under 3 are free). Pre-payment & RSVP REQUIRED. (Because it is Shabbat we cannot accept payments at-the-door). All are welcome. Location: Temple Emanu-El - 735 Kennedy Blvd., Bayonne, NJ. Contact: Temple Office - 201-436-4499.
Friday, March 2, 6:30pm - 9:00pm: Potluck Shabbat - Temple Beth-El, Jersey City. 6:30 pm - Bring a dish to share: chicken, side dish, vegetarian, salad. Homemade or store bought. 8-10 servings. (No pork or shellfish, and no meat and milk in the same dish, please.) 7:30 pm - "All Ages" Shabbat Singing Service and Ice Cream Oneg Shabbat. We'll provide challah and drinks. RSVP...open to the whole community. Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City. Contact: office@betheljc.org with "potluck" in the subject line.
Saturday, March 3, 7:00pm - 11:00pm: Casino Night. United Synagogue of Hoboken invites you to Casino Night. This is one of the synagogue's best-attended events; last year over 250 people came for fun, food and fabulous prizes. Proceeds are used to support USH's programming throughout the year, including adult education and community service events. In addition, each year a portion of the money is donated to local charities. This year's recipients will be the Hoboken Homeless Shelter; The Jubilee Center, which provides after-school programs and hot meals to children from public housing; and Hudson County Casa, which provides volunteers to advocate for children in foster care. Attendees love the opportunity to enjoy traditional casino games such as poker, blackjack, roulette and craps in a fun, relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Once again, the fabulous Swingadelic will keep the party rocking with their eclectic mix of jazz, swing and other favorites. A delicious kosher buffet and open bar are also included. The party will take place at the Elk's Club in Hoboken. Doors open at 7:00pm and gaming begins at 8:00. Tickets can be purchased through the United Synagogue of Hoboken office or website and are $75 each. For more information, to become a sponsor or to donate prizes, please contact Cindy Altberger (caltberger@gmail.com) or Marni Kriegel (mrr19@cornell.edu). Location: 1005 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ. Contact: www.ushcasinonight.info or call 201-659-0150.
Sunday, March 4, 11:00am - 12:30pm: Purim celebration for young children at United Synagogue of Hoboken. Celebrate Purim at the United Synagogue of Hoboken - especially for kids age 5 and younger. Location: United Synagogue of Hoboken, 115 Park Avenue, Hoboken, NJ. Contact: www.hobokensynagogue.org, or 201-659-4000.
Wednesday, March 7, 5:15pm - 10:00pm: Erev Purim at USH. Beginning at 5:15pm: Recommended for age 5 and under and their families: abbreviated Megillah reading, entertainment, and Purim snacks. Beginning at 6:15pm: Age 6 and up: Abbreviated Megilah reading, followed by children's Purim shpiels The world-renowned USH adult Purim shpiel, followed by complete Megillah reading followed by... Entertainment and more Hamentaschen...Costumes welcome. Location: United Synagogue of Hoboken, 115 Park Avenue, Hoboken, NJ. Contact: www.hobokensynagogue.org, 201-659-4000.
Wednesday, March 7, 6:00pm - 8:30pm: Temple Emanu-El's "Ethel Cohen Family Purim Party". Join us for the Megillah Reading and our festive "Ethel Cohen Family Purim Party." Complete with hot dogs and hamentaschen. This is a free event thanks to the Ethel Cohen Purim Party fund. Location: Temple Emanu-El - 735 Kennedy Blvd., Bayonne, NJ. Contact: Temple Office - 201-436-4499.
Wednesday, March 7, 6:00pm - 9:00pm: Americana Purim! 6 pm: AMERICANA PIZZA FEST - FREE Pizza, Salad and drinks. 7 pm: MEGILLAH READING with "AMERICANA PURIM SPIEL" The Book of Esther told through a sing-along of POPULAR AMERICAN TUNES rewritten by Rabbi Debby Hachen. Our Religious School children will be featured. GROGGERS & HAMANTASHEN & LAUGHTER. *Bring a box of dry Mac & Cheese for a grogger and we'll donate it to the food pantry after Purim. COSTUMES WELCOME FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN. Dress up as Queen Esther, Mordecai, King Ahashuerus, Haman or any character or item from Jewish history. Be creative. Prizes for all children in costume and for best teen/adult male and teen/adult female costume. Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City. Contact: RSVP to office@betheljc.org by March 5.
Wednesday, March 7, 6:30pm - 8:00pm: Purim at Temple Beth El of North Bergen. Celebrate the victory of Esther, Mordechai, and the Persian Jewish community over the evil Haman! Put on your favorite costume and join us for the reading of the Purim story. After the reading, stay for children's activities, hamantaschen, and much more! $5 suggested donation. All are welcome. Location: Temple Beth El of North Bergen 300 75th Street North Bergen, NJ. Contact: Rabbi Ilan Glazer (201) 869-9149 or office@templebethelofnorthbergen.org.
Wednesday, March 7, 7:00pm - 10:00pm: Purim at B'nai Jacob. Reading of Megilat Esther & Festivities. Location: B'nai Jacob, 176 West Side Avenue, Jersey City, NJ. Contact: info@bnaijacobjc.org or Synagogue Office (201) 435-5725.
Thursday, March 8, 4:45pm: Purim in Africa sponsored by Hoboken Chabad. Buffet dinner, open bar, arts & crafts, drum circle, megillah reading, and music. Location: Hoboken Elks Club, 1005 Washington Street in Hoboken. For more information, contact Rabbi Schapiro at Hoboken Chabad at www.JewishHoboken.com.
Thursday, March 8, 7:30pm - 10:00pm: Post Purim Concert with Alicia Jo Rabins and Girls in Trouble. Poet and multi-instrumentalist Alicia Jo Rabins knows that Esther wasn't the only girl with some problems. The songs of Alicia's band "Girls in Trouble" feature androgynous storm demons, jealous sisters, knife accidents, and other unusual details of women's experience in the Bible and Jewish texts, as indie rock meets Jewish mythology. A classically trained violinist since age 3, Alicia grew up practicing Bach and sneaking out to Baltimore punk shows. She began touring at eighteen, then traveled to Jerusalem to immerse herself in a new realm-- the study of ancient languages and texts. Alicia began writing songs, taking Biblical women as her subjects. "Girls in Trouble" was born as Alicia's love of American folk and underground rock fused indelibly with her knowledge of the Hebrew Bible. Alicia Jo Rabins will be featured at the United Synagogue of Hoboken's Post-Purim concert on Thursday, March 8. Food and drinks will be served at 7:30pm, with the concert at 8:00pm. Tickets are $15, or $12 for young adults under 35. The event takes place in USH's Social Hall. This program is made possible (in part) by the support of the Young Adult Department of The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. Tickets can be purchased at the USH website. Location: United Synagogue of Hoboken, 115 Park Avenue, Hoboken, NJ. Contact: office@hobokensynagogue.org, 201-659-4000.
Saturday, March 10, 12:00pm - 1:30pm: Shabbat "Brown Bag" Lunch and Learn. "Matzo: Bread of Slavery, Bread of Liberation" with Rabbi Hachen and Cantor Fletcher. Learn new ways to think about the unleavened bread that is the centerpiece of our Passover observance, plus some creative suggestions to enhance our Passover Seders in April. Bring your own lunch. Drinks and dessert provided. Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City. Contact: RSVP to office@betheljc.org. Drop-Ins Welcome!
Saturday, March 10, 7:30pm: Hoboken J-Boomers Group. Screening of Coen Brothers' 2009 feature film, "A Serious Man" followed by discussion of Jewish themes in this irreverent dark comedy. For more information contact United Synagogue of Hoboken, 201-659-4000.
Thursday, March 15, 11:00am - 12:15pm: Spiritual Eldering comes to North Bergen. The Joy of Sage-ing. Wondering about growing older? Thinking old age (or middle age) is not as exciting as it could be? Wondering how do we harvest the wisdom of your life? The Sage-ing journey empowers us to discover the special sacredness of our life cycle. Fifteen years ago Reb Zalman wrote, "Elderhood is a time of unparalleled inner growth having evolutionary significance in this era of world-wide cultural transformation. It is a call from the future, a journey for the health and survival of our ailing planet earth." How much more so now! Temple Beth El is proud to bring this groundbreaking work to our community. This program is based on the Spiritual Eldering work, building on the teachings of Reb Zalman and his book, From Age-ing to Sage-ing, and it offers powerful contemplative tools for giving expression to the wisdom of our ripening lives. It is non-denominational, and we invite all participants to connect Age-ing to spiritual life. Older adults learn to shift into the role of an Elder with a new vision of growing older, a shifting that empowers the Elder to feel -- * I am turning life experience into wisdom.* I learn to harvest my life experience and to reframe it knowing that I cannot change the past but I can look at it from another perspective.* I complete and heal any unfinished issues in my life, thus enriching the present.* I work on removing the psycho-spiritual obstacles from the issue of Death and Dying; and I face my mortality.* I can develop a regenerative spirit. This inter-generational class open to all ages entwines journal writing exercises, text study, interactive and individual meditations, and group sharing. Our program lasts seven weeks and will be offered at two different times: A daytime option begins on March 15th at 11 am. An evening class option will be offered beginning April 19th at 7 pm. Both classes will take place at Temple Beth El of North Bergen -300 75th Street in North Bergen. The suggested donation for the class is only $36 for the entire series. Location: Temple Beth El of North Bergen 300 75th Street North Bergen, NJ. Contact: Rabbi Ilan Glazer (201) 869-9149 or office@templebethelofnorthbergen.org. Friday, March 16, 8:00pm - 11:00pm: Friday Night Live! Musical Service & Speaker Series. The speaker will be Jersey City Councilman, B'nai Jacob member, and Jersey City Mayoral Candidate, Stephen Fulop. His topic will be "The Future of Jersey City: Opportunities and Challenges". Location: B'nai Jacob, 176 West Side Avenue, Jersey City, NJ. Contact: info@bnaijacobjc.org or Synagogue Office (201) 435-5725. Sunday, March 25, 10:00am - 12:00pm: B'nai Jacob Lox 'N Learning. Special Pre-Passover Presentation and Reading by Jean Naggar, author of Sipping from the Nile: My Exodus from Egypt, a memoir about growing up Jewish in Egypt. $5 suggested donation for food. On-site parking at B'nai Jacob. Location: Bnai Jacob, 176 West Side Avenue, Jersey City, NJ. Contact: info@bnaijacobjc.org or Synagogue Office (201) 435-5725.
Monday, March 26, 7pm: "The Gefilte Fish Chronicles." HudsonJewish is pleased to bring this charming film (soon to be a musical!), to our community. Suggested donation $5; DVDs and cookbooks available for purchase. Location: Temple Beth-El of Jersey City, 2419 Kennedy Blvd. in Jersey City. Contact Raylie Dunkel (Raylie@HudsonJewish.org).
Thursday, March 29, 7:30pm - 9:00pm: Torah on Tap comes to Secaucus. Jersey Tribe's Torah on Tap comes to Secaucus. Join Jersey Tribe and Rabbi Ilan Glazer of Temple Beth El of North Bergen for drinks at Urban Plum, and an exciting conversation about the spiritual meaning of Passover. Didn't we just free ourselves from slavery last year? Why do we need Passover every year? Come for drinks and to meet other Jersey Tribe friends. More information about Jersey Tribe can be found at www.jerseytribe.org. Location: The Urban Plum, 300 Plaza Drive Secaucus, NJ. Contact: Rabbi Ilan Glazer (201) 869-9149 or rabbi@templebethelofnorthbergen.org.
Friday, March 30, 7:30pm - 10:00pm: Shabbat Daven-and-Dine at Congregation Mount Sinai. CMS, located at 128 Sherman Avenue in the Heights section of Jersey City, is delighted to invite the community to its monthly Daven-and-Dine Shabbat celebration. This idiosyncratic congregation welcomes Jews of all backgrounds to explore its modern approach to traditional Judaism. You may have met some of Congregation Mount Sinai's participants at the last few Hoboken street fairs. Reservations can be made on the Announcements section of the General Information section of the synagogue's website at: www.MtSinai.net. Location: Cong. Mount Sinai, 128 Sherman Avenue in Jersey City Heights. Contact: Joshua Bernstein, JBStoler@gmail.com.
Saturday, March 31, 10:30am - 11:30am: Tot Shabbat - Temple Beth-El, Jersey City. TOT SHABBAT: PASSOVER IS COMING. Calling all Preschoolers (ages 0-5) and their Grown-ups! Join Rabbi Debby Hachen and master teacher Sam Pesin for Shabbat and Passover songs, story, art, and snacks. Bring your Jewish friends -- Tot Shabbat is a mostly monthly experience for toddlers, preschoolers and their grown-ups. A chance for little ones to do Jewish things and for young families to make connections with each other and the community. Open to all. To get email reminders for Tot Shabbat, send request to rabbihachen@betheljc.org. Next date: April 28, 2012. Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City. Contact: RSVP's preferred to office@betheljc.org. Drop-ins ALWAYS welcome.
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Save the Date!
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Sunday, April 1, 10:00am - 1:00pm: CareLink. At the annual CareLink event, volunteers gather to assemble kosher for Passover food packages and deliver them to homebound older adults living in lower Hudson County. Along with the food, volunteers provide a friendly visit to elderly clients who may be isolated from the community. Meet at the Bayonne JCC, 1050 Kennedy Blvd. in Bayonne at 10 a.m. There, the group will assemble food packages and then drive to the homes of local seniors to deliver the food and make a friendly visit. When you RSVP, please note if you have access to a car. Location: Bayonne JCC, 1050 Kennedy Blvd. Contact: Liz Levy, 973-637-1715 or llevy@jfsmetrowest.org.
Saturday, April 7, 6:30pm - 9:00pm: Passover Seder at Temple Beth El of North Bergen. Join us for Temple Beth El's annual Passover Seder. Hear the story of freedom, in ancient times and today. Relive the exodus from Egypt and from all our narrow places. Eat the matzah. Drink 4 cups of wine. Sing the songs. Enjoy an evening of liberation and fun! $50 for Temple Beth El members $55 for Friends and Guests $18 for children. RSVP by Monday March 26th. Location: Temple Beth El of North Bergen 300 75th Street North Bergen, NJ. Contact: Rabbi Ilan Glazer (201) 869-9149 or office@templebethelofnorthbergen.org.
Saturday, April 14, 8:00pm - 11:00pm: Chametz Fest. Welcome carbs back into your life and celebrate the end of Passover with Jersey Tribe, the largest regional group for young Jewish adults in New Jersey. On Saturday, April 14 at 8 p.m. at Cricket Hill Brewery in Fairfield, Chametz Fest brings together 20/30-somethings for a night of friends, live music from Mid-Life Crisis, food and samples of the brewery's finest. Tickets $15 in advance and $25 at the door. Contact Jersey Tribe to RSVP. Chametz Fest is supported by the Young Adult Outreach grant of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, Temple Beth Shalom of Livingston and Temple B'nai Or of Morristown. Location: Cricket Hil Brewery, 24 Kulick Road, Fairfield, NJ.
Contact: Jersey Tribe: thejerseytribe@gmail.com.
Sunday, April 15, 3:00pm - 5:00pm: Yom Hashoa/Holocaust Remembrance Observance. Yom Hashoa/Holocaust Remembrance Observance - Jersey City Community Gathering with joint participation of B'nai Jacob and Temple Beth El, plus Choir of Hoboken Synagogue, Special Guest Speaker, and Memorial Candle Lighting for 6 Million and Righteous Gentiles. Location: Congregation B'nai Jacob, 176 West Side Avenue, Jersey City, NJ. Contact: info@bnaijacobjc.org or Synagogue Office (201) 435-5725.
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Volunteers Sought; Donations Appreciated
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HudsonJewish is a 100% volunteer effort and relies on the community for support. While donations are always appreciated, the most important thing we need is people to help with specific tasks. In particular, if you have skills in publicity, website development, or events organizing, contact us at Info@HudsonJewish.org. You will be joining a dedicated and capable group of volunteers to serve a growing community that depends on HudsonJewish for information and connection to other Jews in the vicinity.
If you agree that HudsonJewish is doing good work for the community, you are also invited to make a donation either by PayPal on our website, or by check to: HudsonJewish, PO Box 225, Jersey City, NJ 07303.
HudsonJewish is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.
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