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It seems incredible that the summer is more than halfway over, and the High Holidays are almost upon us. We all wait the whole year through for the summer to arrive, and then it seems to pass us by in a flash of vacations, day trips, camp, beach outings, and family time, all of which help us to rejuvenate and restore ourselves. August through Labor Day weekend is the last remnant of this enjoyable, lazy, hazy time and should be thoroughly enjoyed by all of us.
That being said, it is time to start thinking about your High Holiday plans. Rosh Hashanah begins this year on the evening of Sunday, September 16th and ends on the evening of Tuesday, September 18th. Yom Kippur begins on the evening of Tuesday, September 25th, and ends with Neilah services on Wednesday, September 26th. Each of our Hudson County synagogues and temples will hold services on these days, and will be giving a warm welcome to both members and non-members alike. Please be sure to visit our website at www.HudsonJewish.org as well as the individual synagogues websites (links are available on the HudsonJewish website) for specific schedule and ticket information. The High Holidays are a wonderful time to return to your current synagogue, or visit one that you have not been to before. The Boards and committees of each organization are working hard to prepare for these important days, and I can assure you that you will be met with friendly faces and enjoy a variety of beautiful and poignant services.
Please check out this month's newsletter as it includes many new events and listings that are sure to be of interest to all members of our Community. We look forward to seeing you around town at these various venues, and please be sure to introduce yourself to any of our Board members and volunteers when you see us. As always, should you wish to contact us, please write to us at Info@HudsonJewish.org .
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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Family Foundations and Donations Sought for PJ Library Program |
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HudsonJewish in partnership with United Synagogue of Hoboken, and Temple Beth-El of Jersey City is seeking information/introductions to Family Foundations and/or individuals who have a special interest in supporting Jewish education, literacy, and children's programs in Hudson County, to help fund the PJ Library program. Currently this program provides free books to over 210 children in our area, with a waiting list pending. We are now getting ready to launch a PJ Library monthly e-newsletter for participating and interested families. While we have made significant progress in growing this program in our area, the program does not charge the participating families and relies on outside donations and funding to pay the nominal cost per child for the books to be distributed. For further information on this worthwhile program, please visit their website at www.PJLibrary.org . If you or anyone you know is interested in making a contribution and sponsoring this wonderful and important project, please contact Raylie@HudsonJewish.org . |
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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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Hudson County Jewish Professionals Group Forming |
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HudsonJewish is looking for interested individuals to help form a Jewish Professionals Networking group in our area. This group will help Jewish professionals in Hudson County meet and network with each other for business, employment, and sharing of information and resources. If you are interested in helping to develop this group, please contact Annette Hassell at Annette@HudsonJewish.org or Matt Mesistrich @ Matt@HudsonJewish.org . |
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Yiddish Book Collection Center Now Available in Jersey City |
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Do you or someone you know have Yiddish books, sheet music, newspapers or other non-religious printed materials but don't know what to do with them? In conjunction with the Yiddish Book Center, there will be a collection point in Jersey City for these materials to be donated to the Yiddish Book Center, a renowned museum of Yiddish literature, books, and documents. Your books will be shipped to the Yiddish Book Center, where they will be catalogued and evaluated for the permanent collection. Information about the center and the wonderful work that they are doing to preserve our very rich tradition of literature and music may be found at www.yiddishbookcenter.org . To arrange for someone to pick up your Yiddish materials for donation to the center, please contact Raylie Dunkel at Raylie@HudsonJewish.org . What a Mehaye! |
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Hudson County Kosher Update |
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The number of kosher restaurants in the Hoboken/Jersey City area is increasing. The following establishments are kosher under rabbinic supervision:
- Maoz Vegetarian - 315 Wasington Street, Hoboken - Falafel/Middle Eastern; under supervision of Rabbi Israel Mayer Steinberg. www.maozusa.com
- Sapthagiri - 804 Newark Avenue, Jersey City - South and North Indian restaurant; under supervision of Rabbi Shlomo Marks of Cong. Mt. Sinai. www.sapthagiri.biz
- Crumbs Bake Shop - 409 Washington Street, Hoboken; under supervision of Orthodox Kashrut Services (OKS). www.crumbs.com
- Edible Arrangements - 84 Washington Street, Hoboken; under supervision of Rabbi Isaiah Hertzberg. www.ediblearrangements.com |
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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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Free-Is-Good Email Group |
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United Synagogue of Hoboken/Kaplan Preschool invite you to join them in a new project "Free-Is-Good". If you are looking for a way to help your community, save some money, and help the environment, join their email group. This group is similar to "Freecycle" for our community. When people have something they are looking for or looking to give away, they post it to the email list and someone else may respond and offer or claim it. Everything is free. To sign up for this group go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Free-is-good/ and click on the "join this group" tab. |
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Bayonne Jewish Community Center's Lauren Wendroff Early Enrichment Center - Enrollment is currently ongoing for the BJCC's nursery/preschool program for September 2012. Full and Half day programs available, as well as a Pre-K wraparound afternoon enrichment program. Certified teachers, fully licensed. Enrichment program includes Spanish, French, computers, math, science, swimming, sports, sign language, and cooking. Early drop-off and late pick-up available. For further information contact Sandra at (201) 436-6900
Camp Galil Habonim Dror: "The Spirit of Kibbutz...Close to Home" - Since 1946, Camp Galil has been providing campers with a unique, fun, kibbutz-style overnight summer camp experience with an emphasis on community and Jewish values. Galil creates an environment that grows leaders, while fostering friendships, personal growth, and a strong connection to Israel that lasts a lifetime. The camp includes sports, swimming, arts and crafts, songs, campfires, and special days just like any other camp, but there is an indefinable element of FUN in everything that happens during the summer. Camp Galil is a kibbutz atmosphere focusing on cooperative living, and is a community of young people from all streams of Jewish life. A large majority of the counselors and staff were former campers, clearly demonstrating how campers return year after year, ultimately becoming staff-members. The camp is set in the beautiful fields and forest of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (a short distance from New Jersey, New York, and Philadelphia) and serves campers from ages 8 to 16. They have 2, 3, 4, and 7 week options, plus a four day program for current 2nd grades called "Taste of Galil". Registration is currently beginning for Summer 2013, and it's not too early to start thinking about it now. Camp Galil participates in the One Happy Camper scholarship program, an organization that promotes Jewish summer overnight camp for first time attendees by providing a significant scholarship to those that qualify. For further information and to inquire about next summer, please contact the Registrar, Ilana Goldfus at Registrar@campgalil.org , (609) 558-1395, see their website at www.campgalil.org, or visit their booth at the upcoming Hoboken Arts Festival on September 30.
Chabad Hebrew School Program - Children's program for ages 4-9 years old, held on Sundays. 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.
Hagalil Encampment - August 19 - 26 - If you're entering 6th through 12th grades, join USH's Hoboken delegation at this week-long Jewish overnight camp experience, through New Jersey's Kadimah and United Synagogue Youth. Held in Starlight, PA. Find out more information at www.hagalilusy.com/events/encampments. Some scholarships are available.
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 .
Solomon Schechter Day School of Bergen County - SSDS is a premier Jewish day school that educates children from Pre-K (classes for 3 and 4 year olds) through 8th grade. They now serve more than 30 communities in the greater Bergen, Hudson, and Rockland County areas, as well as parts of New York City, and now offer transportation from Hudson County. Full nursery and day care facilities are also available on-site. The school is centrally located in New Milford, NJ, just 9 miles from the George Washington Bridge. If you would like more information about the possibility of giving your child a wonderful Jewish and secular education, contact them as some spots are still available for September 2012. Location: 275 McKinley Avenue, New Jersey. Contact 201-262-9898 or online at www.ssdsbergen.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 Beth-El of Jersey City and Temple Beth Am of Bayonne Sunday School and Hebrew School - This joint program between the Reform synagogues of Jersey City and Bayonne provides an enriching Hebrew School experience for children in grades K-7. Classes are led by Rabbinic and teaching staff, with a curriculum that complements the Jewish calendar. The Religious School classes meet on Sunday mornings from 9:30am-12 noon at Temple Beth-El in Jersey City. Teachers include Rabbi Debby Hachen, Kay Magilavy, Mazi Ferreira-da Silva, Hara Benjamin-Garritano, Jeniffer Schaeffer, and Eric Schkrutz. The whole family is part of the learning experience in the Hebrew School, and Family Education programs are also offered throughout the year. The students learn Jewish history, holidays, ethics and Jewish values, Torah, as well as Hebrew reading skills and prayer, and Bar/Bat Mitzvah preparation. This program is open to any child whose family belongs to either Temple Beth-El or Temple Beth Am. For information or questions about membership and/or registration for the upcoming 2012-2013 year, please contact either Rabbi Hachen of Temple Beth-El at (201) 333-4229 or Rabbi Gladstone of Temple Beth Am at (201) 858-2020.
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's Shalom Chaverim: Jewish stories, songs, crafts and more - This program is for preschoolers ages 3-5 years old who do not attend Kaplan Preschool. Class meets Mondays from 4pm - 5pm from September 24, 2012 through June 3, 2013. Contact the preschool office for more information and fees at (201) 653.8666 or via email at ushpreschool@gmail.com.
United Synagogue of Hoboken, Kaplan Cooperative Preschool - Kaplan Preschool is still accepting applications for September 2012. Spaces are available for 2.5, 3 and 4 year olds. Part time and full 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. |
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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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Wednesday, August 1 and Every Wednesday, 6:45pm: HudsonJewish Bike Riding Group Meets. Join fellow cyclists for our weekly bicycle ride every Wednesday at 6:45pm. Bring your bike, helmet and water bottle, and join us for exercise, a tour around the neighborhoods of Hudson County, and an opportunity to meet other like-minded Jewish individuals. No charge, all adults are welcome.
Location: Meet at the Korean War memorial (end of Washington Street in Jersey City).
Contact: Email Matt Meistrich at Matt@HudsonJewish.org
Thursday, August 2, 7:00pm - 8:30pm: Temple Emanu-El Planning Committee Meeting. Join us for an important planning committee meeting in the Temple library.
Location: Temple Emanu-El, 735 Kennedy Blvd., Bayonne
Contact: Temple Office (201) 436-4499 or email: templeemanuelnj@aol.com
Friday, August 3, 9:30am - 10:45am: Toddler Time "A Little Bit of Shabbat, a Whole Lot of Fun" at USH. United Synagogue of Hoboken (USH) and the Kaplan Preschool present a program for toddlers, ages 6 months to 2 years and a caregiver. This class includes a Shabbat sing along with Rabbi Scheinberg, and the best challah around! Cost is $18.00 per class if you mention HudsonJewish. For further information and registration, email ushpreschool@gmail.com.
Location: USH, 115 Park Avenue, Hoboken
Contact: ushpreschool@gmail.com
Friday, August 3, 6:30pm - 9:00pm: 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, and beverages. Perfect 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
Contact: RSVP at facebook.com/TempleBethElJC or email at office@betheljc.org
Friday, August 3, 6:45pm: Weekly Friday Night Musical Service at Temple Beth El of No. Bergen. Rabbi Sruli Dresdner, the new Rabbi at Temple Beth El of No. Bergen and a renowned Klezmer musician, will hold weekly services every Friday night to welcome in Shabbat with a special Klezmer performance by him and other guest musicians. If you enjoy Klezmer music, you won't want to miss it. No cost, all are welcome.
Location: Temple Beth El of No. Bergen, 300 75th Street, No. Bergen
Contact: (201) 869-9149
Sunday, August 5, 9:30am - 11:30am: Temple Emanu-El's "Robert Robinson Summertime Movie" Series! Join us for this month's featured film, "Time of Favor." Both a political-psychological drama and a love story between a passionate woman and two best friends, this profound film which won six Israeli Oscars including Best Picture, raises important questions about faith, duty and love for oneself. Movie will follow 8:30am minyan. This is a free event, but donations are welcome.
Location: Temple Emanu-El - 735 Kennedy Blvd., Bayonne, NJ 07002
Contact: Temple Office: 201-436-4499 or email: templeemanuelnj@aol.com
Sunday, August 5: Beauty and the Beast at the Bayonne JCC. The Perkel Theater will present "Beauty and the Beast". This show is suitable for all ages, so bring your family and friends to a wonderful performance. Tickets may be purchased by phone at (201) 436-6900.
Location: BJCC, 1050 Kennedy Boulevard, Bayonne
Contact: (201) 436-6900
Friday, August 10, 6pm: Shabbat in the Park with United Synagogue of Hoboken. Bring a picnic blanket and dinner for your family (kosher or vegetarian, please), and the synagogue will supply the challah and grape juice. Join Rabbi Robert Scheinberg for song, prayer, and community as we welcome Shabbat. Especially for families with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, though children and adults of all ages are invited. Free, and open to the community.
Location: Church Square Park (near corner of Willow and 5th), Hoboken
Contact: ushpreschool@gmail.com or (201) 653-8666
Tuesday, August 14, 12pm - 10pm: "Dine to Donate" with the Bayonne JCC. The Bayonne JCC will hold a fundraiser to benefit the JCC's scholarship program. Come out and join us for lunch, dinner, or take-out at Houlihan's restaurant in Bayonne. A percentage of all food charges will be distributed to the JCC by Houlihan's for anyone dining at the restaurant or ordering take-out food all day from lunch through 10pm. You must present the Flyer for the JCC to receive funds. To RSVP and/or obtain a flyer, please email Carol-Jo Mutterperl by 8/12/12 at DRMutterperl@aol.com . All are welcome, so come out & enjoy a great dining experience while doing something good for the JCC.
Location: Houlihan's Restaurant, 151 LeFante Way, Bayonne
Contact: Carol-Jo Mutterperl via email at DRMutterperl@aol.com
Thursday, August 16, 6:30pm - 8:30pm: Meet & Eat BBQ at Temple Beth-El of Jersey City. A casual BBQ for new, old and "maybe" members featuring burgers, dogs, veggie burgers, soda, beer and much more. Bring your kids, friends and neighbors and eat, drink and kibbitz with Rabbi Debby Hachen and Temple members. Join us on the Temple lawn. In case of rain, join us inside in the Social Hall.
Location: Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City
Contact: Call (201) 333-4229 or email office@betheljc.org
Thursday, August 16, 7pm: The Gordys at Sinatra Park. Hoboken's favorite rock/folk/klezmer band (including several United Synagogue of Hoboken members) performs in the park. Free.
Location: Sinatra Park, Hoboken
Contact: (201) 858-6696
Thursday, August 16, 7:30pm: Bayonne JCC Camp Show & Raffle Drawing. The BJCC will hold its annual Camp Show and pull the winner for their raffle for a high-end home theater system. Tickets for the raffle are available by phone at (201) 436-6900, and the winner need not be present to win.
Location: BJCC, 1050 Kennedy Boulevard, Bayonne
Contact: (201) 436-6900
Sunday, August 19, 9am - 9pm: Temple Beth El of No. Bergen Field Trip. The Temple will take a Field Trip to visit an organic farm, where you will see all kinds of foods that we eat, see how they are grown, and acknowledge the source from which our food comes in a uniquely Jewish way. Participants will carpool from the Temple to the Farm, where they will enjoy a picnic lunch and tour of the farm together, before picking your own fruits and vegetables.
Location: TBA. Meet at Temple Beth El of No. Bergen, 300 75th Street, No. Bergen
Contact: (201) 869-9149
Friday, August 24, 6:00pm - 9:00pm: Temple Emanu-El's "Shabbat in-the-Great-Outdoors!" Join us for Shabbat Service indoors followed by Shabbat Dinner outdoors in our Garden! $20/adult, $5/child (13 & under). RSVP with payment to Temple office by Thursday, August 16th. Co-Chairs for this event are Harriet & Dr. David Grodberg.
Location: Temple Emanu-El - 735 Kennedy Blvd., Bayonne
Contact: Temple Office (201) 436-4499 or email: templeemanuelnj@aol.com
Friday, August 31, 6:30pm: Downtown "Diner" Shabbat. Start off Labor Day weekend without slaving over the stove or grill. Meet Rabbi Debby Hachen and a group of Temple Beth-El of Jersey City folks of all ages at the Brownstone Diner on Jersey Avenue in Jersey City at approximately 7:45pm. Shabbat services will be held beforehand at 6:30pm at the Temple, and then the group will head on to the Diner.
Location: Brownstone Diner, Jersey Avenue, Jersey City
Contact: Call 201-333-4229 or email office@betheljc.org |
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Friday, September 7, 8pm: Cong. B'nai Jacob's "Back to Shul" Service. Cong. B'nai Jacob welcomes everyone Back to Shul following a relaxing summer. Friday Night Live musical service will be held, followed by an old-fashioned ice cream social Oneg Shabbat. All are welcome, no charge, and free off-street parking is available.
Location: Cong. B'nai Jacob, 176 West Side Avenue, Jersey City
Contact: Call (201) 435.5725
Sunday, September 9, 10am - 11:30am: Concert with Dafna & the Shir Fun All-Stars. Solomon Schechter Day School presents it's popular "Sundays@Schechter" Series, now starting its fifth year. These community-wide Jewish themed family fun programs are ideal for children from ages 2-7, are free, and open to the public. This Sunday's program presents world-renowned recording artist, performer, educator, and music therapist, Dafna, who is the founder and director of Shir Fun. Dafna's albums and performances are consistent with her belief that no one is ever too young (or too old) to enjoy good music, authentic language, and culture. This approach has catapulted her to the forefront of the international Hebrew music scene. Following Dafna's concert, children will participate in a fun arts and crafts activity and enjoy a Kosher, nut-free snack.
Location: Solomon Schechter Day School of Bergen County, 275 McKinley Avenue, New Milford, NJ
Contact: RSVP to events@ssdsbergen.org
Monday, September 10, Time TBA: "The Mother's Circle, a program of the Jewish Outreach Institute" - High Holidays Highlights Class. HudsonJewish in partnership with Temple Beth-El of Jersey City is bringing a new program to Hudson County. This program designed by the Jewish Outreach Institute (JOI) is for parents (mothers, fathers, caregivers) whether single or married who are Jewish or in interfaith families raising Jewish children, and would like to learn everything they need to know about the High Holidays, including how to celebrate at home, what they will hear in synagogue, and how to make the holidays meaningful and engaging for themselves and their children. The program will be moderated by Raylie Dunkel, and there is no charge. Limited space, advance registration required, and you will then receive location and time.
Location: TBA, Jersey City
Contact: Raylie Dunkel via email Raylie@HudsonJewish.org
Wednesday, September 26, Temple Beth Am Annual Break-the-Fast. Join Temple Beth Am at this lovely meal, immediately following the Yom Kippur Neilah service. Cost is $18/adult and $9/child (under 13 years old). Please RSVP by September 14th at (201) 858-2020 or send your check to Temple Beth Am, 111 Avenue B, Bayonne, NJ 07002.
Location: Temple Beth Am, 111 Avenue B, Bayonne
Contact: Call 201-858-2020
Sunday, September 30, 11am - 6pm Hoboken Arts Festival. HudsonJewish will again have a booth at the Hoboken Arts Festival. We will join with other Hudson County Jewish organizations (including United Synagogue of Hoboken, Camp Galil, and others) to meet and greet residents and hand out information about the various Jewish organizations and programs that Hudson County has to offer. Please come out (rain or shine), meet our Board and volunteers, and enjoy a day of food, fun for all ages, music, art, and shopping at the Festival.
Location: Washington Street, between Observer Highway & 7th Street, Hoboken.
BE SURE TO WATCH FOR OUR UPCOMING FALL EVENTS IN THE SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER, TO INCLUDE A KOSHER WINE TASTING, FILM, AND CHILDREN'S PROGRAM. |
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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