| Extend Holiday Greetings to the TI Community in the September Bulletin |
 For the first time in many years we will be publishing High Holiday greetings in the
September Tikvat Israel
Bulletin from members and friends of
the congregation. This is a wonderful way to extend your best wishes for the
coming year to the entire community and to be "green" by saving on paper and
envelopes. A contribution of $18 is requested for each greeting.
The extended deadline for submitting greetings to
appear in the September Bulletin is this Sunday, August 15. A supplemental list will appear in the October issue for any additional
greetings that are received after August 15 (but before September 10).
To order your greeting, please fill out and return to the synagogue this form, along with your check made out to "Tikvat Israel Congregation." |
Youth (and Family) Program
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This Sunday, August 15
 · 7:00-9:30 pm - An "Inside Out" Night at the Movies, Part II: The family classic E.T.: The Extraterrestrial, presented by the Tikvat Israel & Shaare Tefila Youth & Family Programming Dept. In the Social Hall. Bring chairs & blankets / dairy or parve snacks. This movie is rated PG.
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It's Not Too Late:
Guarantee a Sweet New Year 5771
For Family and Friends
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ECC Rosh Hashanah Honey Sale Fundraiser
Click the Honey Jar to Order
The cost is $10.00 per
jar, plus a $3 shipping & handling fee within the United States.
Orders outside the U.S. will incur an additional fee. Online orders only.
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Havurah Events in August:
Aug 22 - Music: Carlebach Evening
Aug 29 - Outdoors: Planning Meeting, Hike
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 The next Music Havurah activity will be "The Music of Shlomo Carlebach"
led by Cantor Helzner on Sunday, August 22, at 7:30 pm at
the home of Dan and Felicia Black: 3 Gainford Court, Olney, MD. Participants will sing
and discuss his music for approximately an hour with desserts to follow. RSVP to Dan Black via email (danielmblack@msn.com) by August 15.
 Do you long to be outdoors? Do you like to be active? Are youinterested in hiking, sailing, tennis, bowling, and camping? Well, a new Tikvat Israel havurah is forming just for you, and it is open to families with young children. If you are interested in joining, please reply to TI Havurah Coordinator Amy Matathias (301-570-4496; TIhavurah@aol.com) with your name and contact information. A planning meeting, followed by a hike, is set for Sunday, August 29, from 3-5 pm at the synagogue.
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| Shabbat Shalom |
TONIGHT
· 6:30 pm - Kabbalat Shabbat. In the Chapel.
TOMORROW
· 9:30 am - Congregational Shabbat Service.
· 6:30 pm - Mincha.
NOTE: The next Kabbalat Shabbat with Instruments will be on Friday, August 27, at 6:30 pm. It will be preceded by an hors d'oeuvres reception at 5:45.
Art: Section from "Modern Shtetl," quilt by TI member and ArtSites artist Melanie Grishman; on display at TI.
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High Holiday Forms Are Now Online
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Did they float away during one of our storms?
Well, the good news is you've got nothing to fear.
The whole Holiday packet's a PDF HERE.
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Sprucing Up
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Thanks to two weeks of hard work by our custodian, Augustin Valverde, with assistance this week from member Sam Matathias (both shown here moving furniture), a thorough cleaning and waxing of all of the floors in the Broadman-Kaplan Early Childhood Center is nearing completion. Thanks also to the ECC staff for their help and to the children (and their parents).
Please be mindful of the ECC furniture in the hallway while the floors are being completed.
Next up: The Social Hall.
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