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Dear Friends,
This month marks the beginning of summer, hot weather, vacations, and barbecues. While we are busy shedding our winter coats and donning our flip-flops, it is important to remember that our synagogues and organizations are still running exciting and innovative programs all summer long for all age groups. From the Israel Day Parade to Indian Artist Siona Benjamin, Tot Shabbat to Shabbat dinners in the park, films to flea markets, and new Officer Installations at various synagogues, this summer will be a busy one for our Hudson County Jewish community.
I urge you to use the summer months to relax, rejuvenate and spend time with family and friends. It is also a great time to take advantage of the many offerings in our community while you enjoy summer's lazy pace, beautiful weather, and traditional activities. It is a great time to bring your partner, your children, your parents, and your friends to any of the numerous activities being run this June and July, and get to know your fellow neighbors. As always, you will see members of the HudsonJewish Board and our community Liaisons at various events every month, so please don't be shy and come up and say hello.
Thanks to everyone who visited the HudsonJewish booth at the May 6th Hoboken Arts Festival. We truly enjoyed meeting each and every one of you, handing out information (and balloons), and having you join us by signing up for our monthly newsletter. If you have not yet signed up, please go to our website at www.HudsonJewish.org and sign up right away, so that you will be in-the-know about all of the wonderful offerings that our community has for you. Thank you as well to all those who volunteered to staff our booth, including volunteers from our own Board, as well as representatives from Temple Beth-El of J. City, Moishe House, and United Synagogue of Hoboken!
Finally, let me remind you again that we now have a special section for our youngest members, entitled Children's Programs & Activities, where you will find all sorts of events catering to our little ones. There are also spots opening up for families with children ages 6 months to 5.5 years in the PJ Library program, as a result of the re-registration efforts, cooperatively offered by United Synagogue of Hoboken, Temple Beth-El of Jersey City, and Hudson Jewish. You will find information on signing up for this wonderful free children's literacy program in the section below.
Thank you again for your interest, support, participation, and cooperation in helping to re-build Hudson County's Jewish community. From what you will see in this month's newsletter, we are well on our way to a revitalized and vibrant Jewish neighborhood.
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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Honoring Irwin Rosen of Temple Beth-El |
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On Friday June 15 at 8pm Temple Beth-El of Jersey City will honor their outgoing President, Irwin Rosen, after an incredible 19 years of service. While there is much excitement surrounding the Installation of the new President, Kay Magilavy, there will be lots to miss about Irwin and the special way in which he made the temple a home away from home. "There is nothing about this building and congregation that Irwin doesn't know. He is one of the most positive people I know, he is always upbeat, even when we had cats in the ceiling" says Kay Magilavy, incoming President. Yes, you heard right folks - cats in the ceiling! There seems to be no end to what and how much Irwin will do for his beloved Temple Beth-El, from watering the flowers outside the building, to greeting all who enter on Shabbat and holidays, arranging for supplies and refreshments, to wrapping gifts for each Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
"Irwin is the true meaning of a mentsch, that word was made for him" says Robin Schkretz, a fellow Board member. "We've never had any President who dedicated their heart and soul to Temple Beth El like he did. He's one-of-a-kind!". The words kept flowing as we spoke with people about Irwin at a recent Beth-El First Friday dinner. Irwin has been at the temple longer than most, and his family was there before him. He takes joy in pointing out the names of all of the temple supporters, and makes sure that they are appreciated for their contributions. He always knows the perfect way to approach the right person or family to underwrite a particular program, and inspires all to see the uniqueness and special gifts that this historic congregation brings to Jersey City. Nancy Sambul, who has served on the temple Board with Irwin for all these years, could not say enough. "What you realize is that the temple is truly Irwin's home, not just his spiritual home. There isn't anything he wouldn't do; from weeding, watering plants, beautifying the exterior of the building, taking out the trash or calling others to take out the trash, to supervising volunteers from Goldman Sachs" and the most wonderful compliment "Irwin made you feel like he was hosting you in his own home when you entered the temple".
With a ribald sense of humor, modesty, and the ability to make each person feel that they were welcomed and accepted whether a long-time member or a new participant, Irwin will be sorely missed as the head of Temple Beth-El's Board. We know that Irwin is looking forward to some much deserved rest and relaxation, but we are sure to see him planting, organizing, or even catching cats (which hopefully won't be needed again) again in the future.
Please join Temple Beth-El in honoring Irwin at the upcoming June 15 Installation, where he will be joined by former Rabbi and long-time friend, Rabbi Kenneth Brickman. Let's surround Irwin with those who love, appreciate and respect him, and thank him warmly for his most generous and all encompassing service to Beth-El for the past 19 years! |
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Sign Up Now for Free Jewish Books with the 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. Re-enrollment has now begun for our area with limited spots available, so sign up at www.PJLibrary.org to enter your information online, or contact USHPreschool@gmail.com. Further information is available by calling 201-653-8666. This program is being sponsored, underwritten, and administered in our community by United Synagogue of Hoboken, Temple Beth-El of J. City, and HudsonJewish. |
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Outreach Committee Forming |
| 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 2012, which is scheduled to include films, a wine tasting, salons, and children's programs. If you or someone you know may be interested in participating, please contact Info@HudsonJewish.org.
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Jewish-Christian Trip |
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Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) is partnering with the Northern NJ Catholic community in a Jewish-Catholic trip to Israel in October. This Jewish-Catholic Interfaith Trip to Israel is a discovery of our own love for Judaism. It will provide a unique appreciation of our own faith and traditions that comes from sharing it with others. The trip is a journey of mutual understanding of our love for Israel, as well as an exploration of shared traditions and shared passions, about which few of us are aware. It will take you beyond your daily life, and impart a new respect for each other's faith as vital partners. This trip is an opportunity to advance the quality of our leadership, in our daily lives and in our Jewish community. It is also an opportunity to build new relationships in support of Israel, and to build coalitions locally that advance and improve our lives as citizens.
The trip will be led by Clergy Leaders; Rabbi Neal Borovitz, Temple Avodat Shalom; Most Reverend Arthor J. Serratelli, Bishop of the Diocese of Paterson, NJ, as well as Jewish Federation Professional Staff; Joy Kurland, Director of Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey's JCRC. The guide will be David Hyman, former Jewish Federation Shaliach, Israel Representative, and the Tour Agent is Anne Breslin, Great Experiences, Inc. (former member of the JCRC Interfaith Committee).
For more information and an itinerary, please contact Leslie Billet, JFNNJ Lay Chair at Billet.Le@gmail.com . |
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Children's Programs and Activities |
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Bayonne Jewish Community Center's Camp Kadimah & Kiddie Kadimah - Enrollment is currently ongoing for the BJCC's summer camp program for children in Pre-K through teens. Experienced counselors, caring staff, exciting trips, theme days, Oneg Shabbat, and hot lunches on special days. Bus service available from various areas. For further information contact Erin at (201) 436-6900.
Bayonne Jewish Community Center's Lauren Wendroff Early Enrichment Center - Enrollment is currently going on for the BJCC's nursery/preschool program. Full and Half day programs available. Certified teachers, fully licensed. Enrichment program includes Spanish, French, computers, math, science, swimming, sports, sign language, and cooking. For further information contact Sandra at (201) 436-6900
Lubavitch on the Palisades School (LPS) - LPS, a preschool through 3rd grade Jewish elementary school is now offering door-to-door transportation in Hudson County (Hoboken and J. City). LPS is a place where young Jewish children receive an exciting, creative, and nurturing experience that will provide them with the foundation to grow educationally, socially, and spiritually. Classes have excellent student/teacher ratios, a professional staff of early childhood specialists, and a modern facility equipped with the most educationally sound equipment and manipulatives. Your child will receive a well rounded, enriching education, filled with Jewish traditions and customs intertwined with a wide array of academic subjects, personal development, values, socialization, and learning skills. They welcome every Jewish child, regardless of background or affiliation. Some spots still available for September 2012. Location: 11 Harold Street, Tenafly, NJ (transportation available). Contact Sonya Solomon, Asst. Director, 201-871-1152, Ext. 505 or Sonya@chabadlubavitch.org .
Temple Beth-El of Jersey City Tot Shabbat Program - Monthly Shabbat program for preschool children, includes Shabbat prayers, songs, a story, and snack. For children age 5 and under with their grown-ups. Next program "Tot Shabbat - Flower Power" will be June 16, 10:30am - 11:30am, and will include a special craft project. Meet and make new friends, great way to meet other young families. All are welcome. Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City. Contact: office@betheljc.org
Temple Emanu-El of Bayonne "Torah for Tots"- Children's program for ages 3-6 years old, to be held a couple of times each month, and may become weekly in the future. Classes are held on various Sundays from 9:30-11am at Temple Emanu-El in Bayonne. Next classes will be held on June 10 and June 24. Program includes holiday projects, crafts, songs, stories, etc. Please contact Charlene Platitzky at (201) 437.7926 for schedule and registration. Cost is $5/class.
United Synagogue of Hoboken's Tot Shabbat - Children's program for 2 and 3 year olds (accompanied by a parent) will include Shabbat prayers, songs, dancing, and storytelling. The next scheduled dates for this program are June 2 and June 9 from 11am - 12pm. Free, registration not required. Location: USH, 115 Park Avenue, Hoboken. For more information, email ushpreschool@gmail.com.
United Synagogue of Hoboken, Kaplan Cooperative Preschool - Now accepting applications for September 2012 and their 6 week summer camp; June 25 - August 3. These programs are open to children ages 2.5 to 5 years old. Full or part time flexible scheduling; morning and afternoon classes. This nurturing and enriched program combines the joy of Judaism and the love of learning. Contact Rachelle Grossman, Director at 201-653-8666 or ushpreschool@gmail.com for more information and to schedule a tour.
United Synagogue USY Program - USH hosts a monthly USY program for middle school and high school students. Monthly events include games, ice breakers, food, music, and other activities and are open to boys and girls in grades 5th grade and on. For further information, contact the USH office at 201-659-4000.
Silly on Sixth Rumpelstiltskin - A zany and funny musical adaptation of this classic will be performed on Saturday, June 9 and Sunday June 10 (11am, 1pm & 2:30pm shows) at the Hudson School Performance Space. This is a perfect performance for children of all ages and their grown-ups. Cost is $10/adult and $7/child. Location: 601 Park Avenue, Hoboken. Contact 201-377-7014 or Reservations@HudsonTheatreEnsemble.com for reservations and information.
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One Book, One Community |
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Temple Beth-El of Jersey City will be participating in JFNNJ's One Book, One Community project this year. This program, in its second year, provides an exciting collaborative programming opportunity for synagogues, agencies, and other Jewish communal organizations to join together in reading a specific book, and holding events and having shared conversations around the book and its themes. The book this year is The Zookeeper's Wife, an amazing true story by Diana Ackerman about the Warsaw Zoo and rescuing Jews during the Holocaust. The book brings to light a story of real-life heroism from the darkest days of World War II. In the ravaged Warsaw of the early 1940's, a zoologist's family managed to carve out a refuge of light, safety, and humor for those fleeing Nazi persecution. "A lovely story about the Holocaust might seem like a grotesque oxymoron. But in The Zookeeper's Wife, Diane Ackerman proves otherwise. Here is a true story - of human empathy and its opposite - that is simultaneously grave and exuberant, wise and playful. Ackerman has a wonderful tale to tell and she tells it wonderfully" - Susie Linfield, Review in The Washington Post.
Those interested can "sign-up" to get the book in paperback for $8 by emailing Rabbi Debby Hachen of Temple Beth-El at RabbiHachen@betheljc.org by July 10. If you are a Hudson County synagogue or other agency who would like to run your own program around this book, please contact Nancy Perlman of JFNNJ's Synagogue Leadership Initiative (SLI) at 201-820-3904 or via email at NancyP@JFNNJ.org . JFNNJ would be delighted if our HudsonJewish friends wanted to participate in this enjoyable program, and it is a great way for a synagogue, group or organization to engage the people they already know and attract people who aren't currently involved. Each group will use the book in its own way - as a springboard for conversation, study, and celebration, not only of the book but of the issues, the culture, and the ideas that it raises. There will be community activities relating to the book at lots of NNJ area congregations throughout the September - March time frame, one of which will be held at Temple Beth-El of J. City.
Last year's program was wonderfully successful: 19 different events and programs were created around the featured book, and more than 430 people attended the culminating event in March. Be sure to join this program, and let's celebrate that we're all on the same page! |
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Singles Group Forming, Ages 40s/50s |
| 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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Friday, June 1, 6:30pm - 9pm: FIRST FRIDAYS: "EAT, PRAY, SHABBAT" at Temple Beth-El. It's a Family, Singles, and Couples Shabbat all rolled up into one. Meet up with our growing community on the first Friday of every month at Temple Beth-El, the Reform Congregation of Jersey City, to enjoy great conversation, a potluck dinner, beverages for adults and kids. Dinner followed by a relaxing Shabbat service at 7:30 pm. First-timers especially welcome to share Shabbat with our diverse community. Last minute - Just drop in!
Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City, NJ
Contact: RSVP at facebook.com/TempleBethElJC or email at office@betheljc.org
Saturday, June 2, 11am - 11:45am: USH Tot Shabbat. The B'Yachad program for two and three year olds (accompanied by a parent) will be held at United Synagogue of Hoboken with "Bubbe Doris" as the class teacher. Shabbat prayers, songs, dancing, and storytelling. For more information, email ushpreschool@gmail.com. Free, registration not required.
Location: USH, 115 Park Avenue, Hoboken, NJ
Contact: ushpreschool@gmail.com
Sunday, June 3, 11am - 4pm: Join Temple Emanu-El at the "Celebrate Israel" Parade. Reserve now and receive VIP seating at the parade in Manhattan. Transportation may be available. Space is limited so reserve early.
Contact: Temple Office: 201-436-4499 or email: templeemanuelnj@aol.com
Sunday, June 3, 10am - 5pm: Celebrate Israel Parade. Hoboken's Jewish young adult organizations (Moishe House; JYAH; USH/Next Dor) invite you to march with us in the New York Celebrate Israel Parade, the world's largest annual gathering in support of Israel. See http://jerseytribe.org/celebrate-israel-parade/ for all the information and to register (pre-registration is required - $10 includes a t-shirt).
Location: New York
Contact: http://jerseytribe.org/celebrate-israel-parade
Sunday, June 3, 4pm - 6pm: Kinderblock 66: Return to Buchenwald. This recently-completed documentary film, directed by Rob Cohen, chronicles the journey of four Jewish boys who were imprisoned by the Nazis in the notorious Buchenwald concentration camp. Sixty-five years later they return to commemorate the 65th anniversary of their liberation. The film tells the story of the effort undertaken by the camp's Communist-led underground to protect and save Jewish children, who were arriving in Buchenwald toward the end of the Holocaust. Kinderblock 66 also tells the story of Antonin Kalina, the head of the block who was personally responsible for saving 904 boys in Buchenwald. The film will have its New Jersey premiere at the Hoboken International Film Festival. In addition to having been screened at Buchenwald and several other film festivals in April the movie has also been accepted to the Jerusalem Film Festival which will take place in July.
Location: Loews Theater, Jersey City, NJ
Contact or Tickets: Email pturlick@yahoo.com or go to www.hobokeninternationalfilmfestival.com
Saturday, June 9, 11am - 12pm: USH Tot Shabbat. Shabbat Shira program for three year olds and younger (accompanied by a parent) will be held at United Synagogue of Hoboken with teacher Laura Freiser. Share the joys of Shabbat with songs. Program is free. For more information, go to hobokensynagogue.org
Location: 115 Park Avenue, Hoboken, NJ
Contact: hobokensynagogue.org
Sunday, June 10, 9:30 - 11am: "Torah for Tots". Temple Emanu-el of Bayonne invites children ages 3-6 years old to join us for our Torah for Tots class. The class includes stories, crafts, holidays, and Jewish concepts. Cost is $5/class.
Location: Temple Emanu-El, 735 Kennedy Boulevard, Bayonne, NJ
Contact: Charlene Platitzky, 201-437-7926
Sunday, June 10, 9:30 - 3:30pm: "Here Comes Summer" Flea Market. Temple Beth-El's Summer Flea Market will offer bargains galore with a great selection of household items, giftware, clothing, books, games and much more, to be held indoor and out. Parking at Bank lot across the street. Admission $1/person.
Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey Ctiy, NJ
Contact: facebook.com/TempleBethElJC or email at office@betheljc.org
Sunday, June 10, 10am - 12pm: Lox 'N Learning featuring renowned Jewish-Indian Artist, Siona Benjamin at B'nai Jacob. Congregation B'nai Jacob welcomes the entire Jewish community to meet and hear from renowned Jewish-Indian artist, Siona Benjamin. Following a special, one-woman show last year at the JCC in Manhattan, Ms. Benjamin, a member of the Bene Israel community of India, will give a lecture and slide show of her extraordinary paintings featuring Jewish, Indian, and female iconography. Lox and bagels breakfast at 10am, followed by program at 10:30am. $5.00 suggested donation. Free off-street parking.
Location: Congregation B'nai Jacob, 176 West Side Avenue, Jersey City, NJ
Contact: Jane Canter, (201) 435-1172 or info@bnaijacobjc.org
Friday, June 15, 8pm: Shabbat Service of Installation/Honors - Temple Beth-El, JC. Join us for a Shabbat Service of Installation where we will honor member and outgoing Temple President Irwin Rosen for his 19 years as President of Temple Beth-El. We will also install our new president, Kay Magilavy and other officers. Oneg Shabbat following services. All are welcome.
Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City, NJ
Contact: office@betheljc.org
Friday, June 15, 6pm - 9pm: Temple Emanu-El invites you to Shabbat Dinner. Join us for a festive Springtime Shabbat Dinner. $20/person, $5/child 13 & under. Dinner at 6pm followed by services at 7:30pm. Pre-payment & RSVP required by Friday, June 8th. No payments at the door. Everyone is welcome.
Location: Temple Emanu-El - 735 Kennedy Blvd., Bayonne, NJ
Contact: Temple Office: 201-436-4499 or email: templeemanuelnj@aol.com
Friday, June 15, 6pm - 7pm: USH Shabbat in the Park. The next Shabbat in the Park, (weather permitting) will be held at Church Square Park. Bring a picnic dinner for your family (kosher or vegetarian, please), and USH will supply the challah and grape juice. Join Rabbi Scheinberg for song, prayer, and stories to welcome Shabbat. Especially for families with infants and toddlers, though children and adults of all ages are invited. Free, but RSVP requested.
Location: Church Square Park, Park Avenue between 4th & 5th Street, Hoboken, NJ
Contact: ushpreschool@gmail.com or call 201-653-8666
Saturday, June 16, 10:30am - 11:30am: Tot Shabbat - Flower Power. Temple Beth-El will hold its next Tot Shabbat program for preschoolers and their grown-ups. Join Rabbi Debby Hachen for a morning of Shabbat songs, prayers and story, with a special flower craft and a snack. Tot Shabbat is a mostly monthly experience for preschoolers and their grown-ups to have a chance for little ones to participate in a Jewish activity and for young families to make connections with each other and the community. RSVP is preferred, drop-ins are always welcome, open to all.
Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ
Contact: Email office@betheljc.org
Friday, June 22, 6pm: Annual Sabbath Dinner at Temple Beth Am. Temple Beth Am invites you to join them at their Annual Shabbat Dinner and Installation of Officers. Dinner will begin at 6pm catered by Marc Mutterperl, followed by Installation of Officers at 8pm. RSVP by calling the Temple office at 201-858-2020 or Sue Shapiro at 201-339-3992. Cost is $55/person, and paid reservations are due by June 15.
Location: Temple Beth Am, 111 Avenue B, Bayonne, NJ
Contact: 201-858-2020 or 201-339-3992
Friday, June 22, 6:30pm: Shabbat Dinner & Friday Night Live at Cong. B'nai Jacob. Cong. B'nai Jacob invites you to attend our next Friday Night Live musical Shabbat service led by Cantor Marsha Dubrow, followed by a catered dinner. Cost is $25/person, reservations are required by June 18. All are welcome, off street parking available.
Location: Cong. B'nai Jacob, 176 West Side Avenue, Jersey City, NJ
Contact: info@bnaijacobjc.org or 201-435-1172
Friday, June 22, 8pm: Rockin' The Rafters Shabbat. Temple Beth-El invites you to spend a Rockin' Friday Night with Ben Ruach and his Shabbat Quartet. Experience a special Shabbat service with rock, jazz, reggae, and folk music. Service is open to the community.
Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ
Contact: Email office@betheljc.org
Sunday, June 24, 9:30am - 11am: "Torah for Tots". Temple Emanu-el of Bayonne invites children ages 3-6 years old to join us for our Torah for Tots class. The class includes stories, crafts, holidays, and Jewish concepts, cost is $5/class.
Location: Temple Emanu-El, 735 Kennedy Boulevard, Bayonne, NJ
Contact: Charlene Platitzky, 201-437-7926 |
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Save the Date!
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Monday, July 2: Drisha program begins. The next session of evening classes for women, men, co-ed, will begin on Monday July 2 at their Manhattan location. There are a number of different topics, so you will be sure to find something that interests you. For more information, go to their website at www.Drisha.org/CoedEveningClasses.php or www.Drisha.org
Location: New York City
Contact: www.Drisha.org
Friday, July 6, 6:30pm - 9pm: FIRST FRIDAYS: "EAT, PRAY, SHABBAT" at Temple Beth-El. It's a Family, Singles, and Couples Shabbat all rolled up into one. Meet up with our growing community on the first Friday of every month at Temple Beth-El, the Reform Congregation of Jersey City, to enjoy great conversation, a potluck dinner, beverages for adults and kids. Dinner followed by a relaxing Shabbat service at 7:30 pm. First-timers especially welcome to share Shabbat with our diverse community. Last minute - Just drop in!
Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City, NJ
Contact: RSVP at facebook.com/TempleBethElJC or email at office@betheljc.org
Friday, July 20, 6:30pm: Shabbat in The Park. Join Temple Beth-El for Shabbat services in Hamilton Park, Jersey City, followed by a BYOPicnic in the park. Open to all.
Location: Hamilton Park, Jersey City, NJ
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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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