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New This Week...
TAO Welcomes New President Sandy King
Sandy King was installed as president of the Board of Directors of TAO at our annual Town Hall Meeting on Sunday, July 8th. New Board Members Pam Kelner and Robert Zveibil were installed to their positions on the Board as well. Anne Goldberg was discharged from her office as President and continues as a board member along with Membership Vice President Bob Heaton for another term.
We appreciate all the time, effort and love that Anne has contributed to TAO and for her years of service as president. We look forward to continued success and growth with our new president and Board of Directors.
A Message From Our Past President
Anne Goldberg
Welcome. I want to start by saying thank you to all of you for allowing me the opportunity to be in service for the past four years. This community has taught me so much, has given me so much. I have become a better person for it and deeply appreciate the chance to get a better perspective of the issues in my own life by being of service to something outside myself.
TAO is a very unique and special community - warm, loving and genuinely concerned for your well-being. And...we are listening to you. You wanted less "paid" programming, so this year we limited our paid events to just two...
SPA DAY - which was an unprecedented success thanks to our members and their loved ones (and of course- Jenae, Dottie, Pam, Irene and the hard-working team that put that event together) and ...
our annual GALA, which this year honored our founding rabbis - R Shoni and R Phil.
We prayed together through the High Holy Days into Chanukkah and on through Counting the Omer and Shavouth. We gather in community to pray joyously together on Shabbat at Artserve and, for members only, once AT LEAST TWICE a month at the Rabbi's home including the opportunity to bathe in holy silence at Saturday Meditation.
Men's and Women's Spirituality Groups are stronger and more vibrant than ever and... we will be starting a new WSG in Delray Beach, so those of you living in the northern part of the tri-county area will be better served by us. Watch the newsletter for details.
This year members have been treated to an on-going series of how to "balance our lives" given with great love and wisdom by Rabbi Shoni and Dr. Lisa Sirota-Weiner. If you haven't experienced these "salons" I urge you to RSVP when they are offered next.
As you probably know, in most synagogues the board of directors runs the show and the Rabbi is "hired help." To me, that has always smacked of the tail wagging the dog. One of the reasons I came onto our board was the understanding that this spiritually-based community takes its lead from the Rabbi. At TAO, the course is set by the Rabbi and the Board exists to help him successfully navigate to his objectives. It is a distinction that is critical to know in order to understand just how unique we are.
One of Rabbi Marc's recent objectives has been to ensure TAO's legacy with an outreach to a younger membership. And judging by the faces I see at services & events... he is succeeding.
We welcome each and every one of you. We welcome your energy, your ideas, your passion, your commitment and your creativity. We are grateful that you see in us the authentic urge towards TRUTH as defined by the Torah and all paths to Universal wisdom.
As we grow, we will expand our understanding of each other and of community. We will work together to forge a spiritual community that stands at the head of social action and change... Change that starts from within and radiates out into the world like a lighthouse.
The lighthouse that is always there
Whether or not the ships navigate to safety or crash on the rocks
(Whether you are celebrating a simcha or suffering in the throes of grief)
The lighthouse simply HOLDS THE LIGHT. IT IS ALWAYS THERE... And, like the lighthouse, TAO is always there, lighting the way, for you.
And with renewal just around the corner, it's time for you to be here for us. This is when you get to let us know we've been doing something right for the past 12 months. By renewing your membership, you give us the thumbs up, you tell us you want to help keep this community alive giving it the ability to continue to be here for you and for others.
And it has never been easier to renew. And, did you hear... if you renew before our next Shabbat service on July 20th, you are entered into a drawing for a $250 credit towards your membership (1st prize) or a $100 credit (2nd prize.) How wonderful! And, you do not need to be present to win!
So please give us the important message that you value us, as we value you, and that you want us to continue to be here for you and your loved ones. Renew your membership and make your voice heard that you want TAO to continue its remarkable work in the world.
On behalf of the Rabbis and the Board of Directors, thank you for your continued support.
SHALOM AND Namaste,
Anne Goldberg
Past President
Many Thanks
Many Thanks to Dottie and Robert Zveibil for hosting our annual Town Hall Meeting. We appreciate your hospitality.
Many Thanks to our Oneg Shabbat Sponsors on July 6th:
Rochelle and Charles Tischler on the occasion of their 35th Wedding Anniversary.
Dottie and Robert Zveibil in Honor of the 92nd birthday of Dottie's mother, Genia Paryzer.
Jessica and Jonathan Grotsky on the baby-naming of their daughter Jaylee Grotsky.
It's Membership Renewal Time -
Discount Raffle Extended to July 20
We are here for you! Belong...Participate...Give. Join us! It's time to renew your TAO membership. The new membership year begins August 1. By renewing now, you also help Tikkun Olam (repair the world) by being eco-friendly in saving paper and fiscally helpful in saving postage.
Sign up for membership today or prior to the July 20th Shabbat Service to receive a raffle ticket to a drawing for $250 off membership (first winner) and $100 off membership (second winner). (Angel Members are not eligible.) The drawing will take place at the Shabbat Service on July 20th. You do not need to be present to win.
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Here are just some of our membership benefits:
- Free Admission to High Holy Days Services
- Discounts at most TAO events
- Men's Spirituality Group
- Women's Spirituality Group
- Reduced advertising rates in the newsletter
- Member Only events like Havdallahs, Spirituality Groups, Sunday Salon with Rabbi Shoni and Dr. Lisa, What's a Jew To Do Day
- Saturday Morning retreats at Rabbi's home
- Saturday Shabbos Services at Rabbi's home
- Labowitz Family Events
**Only Friday Shabbat services and wisdom classes are open to non-members**
We are here for you! Renew and Join Now!
Please call the office 954-888-1408 or email TAOAdmin@TAOCenter.net with special requests or questions.
Please Donate Children's Clothes
TAO is collecting gently used clothing for kids at Susan Reisman's inner city school. Clothing is needed for both girls and boys through the eighth grade. Please contact Susan if you have clothes to donate.
In Need of a Few Good Volunteers
TAO is in need of a few Greeters for our Friday night Shabbat services. Welcoming our members and guests is an important task that helps set our Shabbat mood and lets our attendees know that we are glad to have them join in our service. If you can make the commitment to arrive early on a consistent basis, please contact Dee at the TAO office -954-888-1408.
Additionally, we need a few people to commit to help clean up after Oneg Shabbat. Please let us know if you can spend a little extra time at ArtServe after each service so we can leave the room as lovely as we find it.
We appreciate all of our member volunteers!
Please Do A Mitzvah
Our dear friend and TAO member Sam Lato has been dealing with some medical challenges. Please do a mitzvah by dropping in for a visit with Sam or calling him on the telephone at 954-746-8808. Share your TAO spirit and love by showing Sam how much we love him.
Please Sponsor An Oneg Shabbat
Celebrate your special occasion - birthday, anniversary, promotion - or say thank you or honor someone special by sponsoring a Friday night or Saturday Service Oneg Shabbat. Full and partial sponsorships are possible. Sponsorships can benefit your business as well as it is publicized at the service and in our newsletter. Rabbi Marc will personally acknowledge and thank you for your contribution.
To sponsor an upcoming Oneg, call the office: 954-888-1408.
Newsletter Questions and Answers
PLEASE DIRECT ALL questions, information, ads or news for upcoming newsletters to TAOAdmin@TAOCenter.net or contact the TAO office at 954-888-1408. Thanks for your input.
Place an ad in this newsletter, and reach out to more than 1,000 subscribers. Ad prices start at only $36 and your ad runs for up to one month. For details on placing an ad send to TAOadmin@taocenter.net
Coming Up
- July 16- Womens Spirituality Group
- July 20- Shabbat Services Honoring All TAO Volunteers and Interfaith Community Blessing of Kole Kerev Labowitz
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TBA- Men's Spirituality Group-
TO BE ANNOUNCED
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8-week sessions
On Hiatus
Starting date to be announced
Attendance is mandatory and closed after first session!
Tuesdays, 7 p.m.
In this eight week session, we will explore different programs including: procrastination, the power of money, creating happiness, and past lives. Please join us in this safe and sacred space where you can be yourself.
Come home to the brotherhood of men, and take your place as a man among men. All TAO men are invited to this unique strictly-male opportunity. Please call Lowell Gannon if you have any questions 954-240-1944. Once a new eight-week session has begun, the group is closed to new members until the next session begins. FacilitatorLowell Gannon can be reached at 954-240-1944 or Headhunt31@aol.com. LocationSecond Floor Conference Room at Office - 10200 West SR 84, Davie 33324. Non-members may attend the first two sessions after which TAO membership is required.DirectionsFrom Nob Hill Road, just south of SR 84, turn as if you are going into Burger King and follow the road as it curves to the right. We are just west of Imperial Lighting. There is ample parking. Please arrive a few minutes early as the front door to the building locks at 7pm. RSVP954-888-1408 or TAOadmin@TAOcenter.net
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Mon, July 16- Women's Spirituality Group
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7:00 p.m.
Women's Spirituality Group is a sacred circle of spiritual women who want to grow and share their souls. Participation requires no prior experience, just an open heart and willingness to be in the company of loving, accepting friends. We neither solve problems nor give advice; we listen and learn, love and accept. Please join us. Non-members may attend twice before joining TAO.
View Shirley Shelpman's notes from April's WSG. Read now
Third MondaysJuly 16 To be included in the email list for Women's Spirituality Group, email Rhonda Hey Heygraph@bellsouth.net |
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Fri, July 20- Shabbat Service Honoring TAO Volunteers and Blessing Kole Kerev Labowitz |
7:15 - Can torial Chants
7:30 - Service Begins
Location
Artserve
1350 East Sunrise Boulevard
Honoring all TAO volunteers and Offering an Interfaith Community Blessing of the newest Labowitz baby Kole Kerev.
Bring a friend, your children and grandchildren!
Share the joy.
Are you looking for a meaningful and joyous Shabbat? Look no further.
TAO (Temple Adath Or) is the South Florida Center for Jewish Renewal. We are a warm expression of joyful Judaism that brings Judaism to the 21st Century.
Jewish Renewal is about breathing life and meaning into Judaism. It is a return to the mystic roots of Abraham. It teaches that when we touch the Divine within and allow That to shine through us, we achieve a life of balance, harmony and loving kindness. In its essence, Renewal helps us to access the God within.
TAO services are filled with joy as we sing our way through Shabbat. Prayer, meditation and movement are always a part of everything we do.
Join us the first and third Friday of each month. Whether you are Jewish, non-Jewish or want to feel Jewish again, you will be touched by the depth, joy and connection you will feel at our Services.
Learn the PrayersClick for free prayer bookServicesFirst & Third Fridays Fourth Saturday (Unless noted otherwise) Summer Schedule Varies (See below)
2012
July 20, August 31 (Potluck Shabbat Dinner)
Regular Friday Night Services
7:10 - Cantorial Chants
7:30 - Services Begin
Please help setup and cleanup after Services.
During Oneg, please put your plates and cups in the garbage, and it's ok to pick up others' that you see. Also, please be careful not to get cake and food on the floor... we don't want to be asked to leave! Thanks for your help and considerations.
Thanks to everyone who has been helping make sure the room is clean before leaving. There has been a big improvement.
You'll make it a lot easier on the Rabbi and the few people who are helping now. To help with set up, show up at about 6:30pm. Thank you so much!!
Oneg SponsorsCelebrate your special occasion (birthday, anniversary, promotion) or say thank you or honor someone special by sponsoring an Oneg. Full and partial sponsorships are possible. Sponsorships benefit your business too as it is publicized at the service and in our newsletter. The Rabbi will personally acknowledge and thank you. To sponsor an upcoming Oneg, call the office to schedule: 954-888-1408.Feel free to bring a dish to share too! Please write your name on homemade dishes for people who would like recipes. Thanks! Shabbos Food Drive Please bring canned food to services for those who are hungry every day of the year. We are supporting Jewish Family Services and the Food Bank. Please bring non-perishable food to services. Each time we bring our dancing feet to prayer and to The Holy One, we can fill our hands with cans. Help continue our mission. |
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TAO's Adopted Family
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Through our support of the Touch A Heart Foundation, TAO has adopted a family whom we will try to offer visits and support during the coming year.
Our "adopted" family consists of a 63 year old grandma with custody of two grandsons, a 10 and 11 year old. Grandma has MS, and on a good day uses a cane. More often she requires a walker or wheelchair. Her greatest fear is losing her home which is the only home the boys have ever known and handicap accessible for her. Their only income at this time is Social Security.
As the holidays draw near, if you would like to make a donation towards food or holiday gifts for our adopted family, please contact the TAO office at 954-888-1408.
We plan to visit our family throughout the holidays and throughout the year. If you are interested in being a part of one of these visits, please let Renee know at 954-888-1408 or by email at Renee@TAOCenter.net. This is a wonderful mitzvah project and we hope each of you can participate in this mitzvah in some small or large way.
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Seeking Auction Donation & Raffle Items
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We're collecting items for upcoming TAO auctions and raffles. Some of the types of items we are seeking are listed below. Click here for a more comprehensive list of ideas. - Antiques, Art & Collectibles
- Retail, Spa, Restaurant gift cards
- Entertainment Like: Day on a sailboat, golf outing
- Household Services & Repairs
Be creative! To donate, contact Jacci King: phone: 954-818-6546, email: JaclynKing56@gmail.com. Note: Items may be saved for future events. Thank you SO much for donating and participating. It is with and because of you that we succeed.
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Meet Jewish Singles
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Aleph, The Alliance for Jewish Renewal, has set up a place to meet singles. Simply go to Facebook.com. Search and then select Aleph-Alliance for Jewish Renewal. Then, near the top of the page, click the link: Aleph/Jewish Renewal Singles. Or click here to go to the singles page directly. Then click the "Like" button in the grey bar on the top of the page. This is new to Aleph, so there are not many people who joined... yet. Be one of the charter members! There's no cost, and who knows, you might meet your soul mate. To meet people, just click on their names or pictures to learn more about them, and initiate contact with whomever you choose. Good luck... and have fun! Smile!
Shmuel Gabbai, 36. I take out the Torah Saturday morning. Would like to take you out Saturday night. Please write. |
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Nourish Your Soul
|  Sponsor this newsletter or make a donation. We are so grateful for your love and support.
Newsletter sponsorships are $180 for four weeks.
Call 954-888-1408 to reserve.
Donations to TAO are tax deductible.
Please remember TAO in your will.
Your support makes a huge impact on the work we do. Without TAO, many of us would not be affiliated with any temple community. TAO, The South Florida Center for Jewish Renewal, brings a special connection to you, the Divine and Judaism. |
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Next Service
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Friday, July 20, 2012
Shabbat Service
Honoring all TAO Volunteers and Interfaith Community Blessing of Kole Kerev Labowitz
7:15 PM- Cantorial Chants
7:30 PM - Service Begins
Learn the Friday night Shabbat prayers.
Please bring non-perishable goods to Services. We collect for those less fortunate than ourselves. |
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Weekly Inspiration
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" If we don't see the good we envision resentment and then we pray in a temple - Rashi (11th century Jewish scholar). Light is seen by those who are willing to look into our world and understand that it is a dynamic web of interrelated people and events that resonate good, altruism and compassion. "
Rabbi Marc
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Today's Parsha
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July 12, 2012
22 Tammuz 5772
God commands Moses regarding purification after battle.
Wisdom by Rabbi Shoni
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Welcome to TAO
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At TAO, you find joyful Judaism, meaningful ritual & universal truths rooted in Torah, Kabbalah and other traditional Jewish sources and draw deeply on our inner truths, communal wisdom and spiritual traditions in accordance with the ongoing process of the living Torah.
Meditation, dance, chanting, song and music, present in Judaism throughout the ages, is an integral part of our services.
Join us and embark on a spiritual journey into your Jewish soul!
TAO Videos Meditation Retreat: Impact of Stillness > WatchShema & Self Image > WatchFriday Night Service > WatchMeditation Retreat > WatchDrumming Services > Watch |
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Welcome New Members
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TAO welcomes the following new members:
Beth Linzner
Chana Marcus
Dr. Barbara Martin
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Heart to Heart
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Past events...
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Healing Prayers
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 The following people may need help remembering they are whole and healthy. Please, whenever you are with them and whenever you think about them... see them as whole and perfect.
Kathleen Leonard, Eileen Grove, Sylvia R. Greene, Ruth Popkin, David Daszkal, Mark Wells, Adam Atkin, Leslie Brinkman, Ginny Stein Toll, Gertrude Birchwood (Myrna Wolf's mother-in-law), Maxine Brodsky (Malcha Bat Fraeda), Chava bat Czarna vet Moshe Abram (Mother of Suely Suchodolsky), Chava Lila bat Masha Aviva, Brianna Dalnas, Robbin Garrison DiCiacco, Ralph Dozer, Rick English (Carole McConnell's son-in-law), Rita Feuerman (Rhonda Hey's mother), Brian Fusco, Gila bat Sora, Joyce Goobic, David Goodman (Susan Gotlin's brother), Barbara Gotsopoulos, Richard Grove, Myrna Greissman, Leon Heller, Esther Jungreis, Paul Kay, Ava Kugelman, Andy Leeds, Dianne Lerner, Louis Levy, Jacob Marvin, Billy Mauer (Velvul ben Leah), Sandra Miller, Jack Moussa, Audrey Nevins (Ann Kurtzman's sister), Robert Perlmutter, Susan Quasha (sister-in-law of Phyllis Tess), Rachel bat Nechama (Rick Vogel's sister), Robin (Steve Einbinder's sister), Sara Rosenbaum, Joy Rosenbloom, Joan Rosenwasser, Jackie Sabatucci, Joan Sadik, Rebecca Schwartz (Rivka Maiden's cousin), Norma Seegal, Shauel Randell, Simcha ben Sarah-Iris, Frayda Sinnreich, Diana Strauss, Erica Strum, Suely Suchodolsky, Myra Sullivan (Rhonda Hey's sister), Shirley Ullman, Caren Vivado, Roberta Vogel, Angela Weiss, Camryn & Colby Woodham (Gail Rogers' Grandchildren), Elyn Zerfas.
Please contact the office with requests for additions to this list. We respect your desire to privacy and only list with permission.
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Yahrtzeit Plaque
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Jewish tradition externalizes our beloved departed by honoring the blessed memory of family members who passed on (parents, siblings, aunts/uncles, children). The Yahrtzeit Plaque is a permanent memorial to your loved ones
Add your loved one to the Yahrtzeit Plaque.
Photo by Elyn Zerfas.
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Tree of Life
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Express the unique spiritual grace and energy that reflects our loving Oneness. That's our Tree of Life.
Gift a leaf to honor your loved ones. Celebrate marriages, birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, births life!
Order a leaf and show someone how much you love them forever.
Photo by Elyn Zerfas.
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Tikkun Olam
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Ongoing TAO ProgramCartridges for kids
If you own or work at a business that is willing to help collect these items, contact Renee at the office. We will arrange for pickups at any business throughout Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County Thank you for helping. Help Repair the World Memorize this motto:
Reduce,Reuse, Recycle. Did you know Drive Less Drive Smart In United States, about half the air pollution comes from cars and trucks Reduce Freecycle Network provides an online community tool for giving and receiving free stuff.
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Meaningful Gifts
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Unique, inexpensive and meaningful
Everything is available on our online Store. |
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Job Opportunities
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LOOKING FOR WORK: Experienced Office Assistant seeking immediate part-time office work. Great with filing, telephones and general office responsibilities. Trustworthy and reliable. Contact Angela at 954--534-6740.
TAO members looking for employers and employees are welcome to place an announcement in this newsletter at no charge.
Employers wishing to give Tzedakah are invited to do so.
Email your announcement to Admin@TAOcenter.net
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Wednesdays with Rabbi
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By appointment  To schedule a private meeting with Rabbi Marc Wednesday afternoon, call 954-888-1408. PhotoShop: Elyn Zerfas
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Mitzvah Corner
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Help members who
need rides
Sometimes, members need rides to the doctor or to Services. If you're willing to help, we'd like to keep a list of people to call. Please call or email us if you're willing to help. Sponsor an OnegWithout your help, this delightful finale of our Shabbos gatherings will change its shape. We are told that it is a wise practice to contribute to a worthy charity before praying. What better time than sponsoring an Oneg. Call the office to reserve your Oneg: 954-888-1408. Community Service Hours
for High Schoolers
We have many opportunities to fulfill service hour requirements. Call Anne Goldberg at 954-476-0110 to volunteer. Donate TimesharePlease contact the office with details: 954-888-1408. Tell Someone
You Appreciate Them
Write a Heart to Heart message. Donation is only $18. What a mitzvah! Tell some-one how much you care. Transportation As One (TAO)  People from Miami to Aventura to Boca to Palm Beach want to attend TAO Services and Wisdom Class and are unable or uncomfortable driving. If you will take someone with you, please email us, and we'll update the list to help make it easy for everyone to attend and participate in our events. Plus, it's the green thing to do! Carpooling conserves gas and offers the opportunity to enjoy your TAO friends at the same time. Click here for list of people offering rides. Galia & Ocean FundsIn the spirit of Tzedakah, Paulina and Rabbi Marc set up two funds at TAO - a Galia fund and an Ocean fund. A portion of these funds is used to send toys and other needed items to Jewish and non-Jewish organizations that serve children, including Jafco. When you share your sweetness to celebrate Galia's birthday (December 6) and Ocean's birthday (June 28) and other occasions, please donate to TAO instead of generously offering toys, clothing and other gifts. In this way, children will benefit from your sweet generosity. Paulina and Rabbi Marc will be informed that you gifted their children and performed an act of Tzedakah in their honor. Both Paulina and Rabbi Marc appreciate the health, toys and love their children have and want to give others the opportunity to share as well. To donate, Donate to Galia or Ocean fund for this tax deductible gift.
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Member Benefits
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Free & Member Only (MO) Events Mark your calendars!
Chanukah
Purim
Sukkot Havdallah (MO)
Shabbat Retreats (MO)
Wisdom Classes
Women's Spirituality Group (MO)
Men's Spirituality Group (MO)
Sunday Salon (MO)
Shabbat Services
Saturday Shabbat Service at Rabbi's house (MO)
New Year's Day Shabbos (MO)
Join TAO now!
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Reminders
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Do you love the sweet reminder calls Rabbi Marc sends Thursdays prior to Services? Will you sponsor the calls for the next 12 months? What a mitzvah it will be to support this lovely practice. Please call the office with your donation, or click here to donate online now. Please indicate "Reminder Calls" in the message box if donating online. Thanks... LOTS! Your sponsorship will bring much joy to our community.
We'd like to help celebrate your birthday Click here to email your birth date to us now - we don't need the year!
TAO Networking...
A place where members showcase their business. Click here or look for Networking on the TAO home page. Members, add your listing by clicking "Join Network" in top right corner. Your listing will appear the day your membership status is verified.
If you wish to offer a discount to TAO members, indicate such.. and welcome to the Network!
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Join a Committee
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Participating on a committee enriches your life and builds meaningful relationships. Call a Committee Chairperson or the office 954-888-1408. Thank you.
Board of Directors
Rabbis
Rabbi Phil Labowitz
Rabbi Marc Labowitz
Founder
Rabbi Shoni Labowitz
Honorary President
Dr. Florence Ross*
President
Anne Goldberg
Treasurer
Sandy King
Membership
Bob Heaton
Board Members
Pam Kelner
Robert Zveibil
Immediate Past President
Myrna Wolf
Committee Chairs
Chessed/Social Action
Janice Weintraub
High Holy Days
Dee Sacks
Membership
Shirley Shelpman
Spirituality Groups
Men - Lowell Gannon
Women - Myrna Wolf
Nichum (Bereavement)
Kate GeMeiner
Friday Oneg
Angela Gershenwald
Eileen Grove
Richard Grove
Fleur Heaton
Nancy Mendelson
Magda Sedra
Michael Sedra
Telephone
Rochelle Tischler
Saturday Oneg
Trudi DeGrazia
Angela Gershenwald
Eileen Grove
Nancy Mendelson
Marcia Peschitz
Zionism: Our Voice
Rick Vogel SecurityRon Gotlin Choir & Musicians Maria Daszkal Anne Goldberg Bob Heaton Rebbetzin Paulina Laura Launer Staff Administrative Director Renee J. Greene Office Manager Dee Sacks
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