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At 2 am on November 2, 2008, don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour, marking the end of Daylight Saving Time (DST).
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Shabbat Times
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Parashat Noach
November 1st, 2008
3 Cheshvan, 5769
Candlelighting: 6:12 pm
Sunset: 6:30 pm
Havdallah: 7:15 pm
Shabbat
Shacharit 9:00 am
Mincha/Maariv 6:00 pm
Weekday
Shacharit
Sunday 8:00 am
Monday-Friday 7:00 am
Mincha/Maariv 5:15 pm
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Class Schedule
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Classes and "Lunch and Learn" will resume on Wednesday,
Nov. 5th. |
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WHERE WILL YOU BE ON NOV.9?
The World Famous Discovery Seminar
9 am - 3 pm at BSBI
Be prepared to think about, challenge and question EVERYTHING you have been taught about G-d and Judaism.
Registration is $20, breakfast and lunch included. Please RSVP to 577-6599 Ext.1 or bsbisynagogue@aol.com |
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The Changing Influence in Politics:
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Sunday, Nov. 2
7:00 pm at BSBI, Doors open at 6:00 pm
The Christian Jewish Council of Greater Charleston, SC will sponsor a timely and provocative program before our nation's presidential election. Historically, religion has been an issue of consideration for electing presidential candidates and other officials. We have assembled an interesting panel of thought leaders who will address various issues, past and present, which have the potential to impact voter opinions in the upcoming and future elections.
Panel Moderator:Rabbi Anthony Holz
Panel members:Father Jeffrey Kirby, Rabbi Ari Sytner, Reverend Joseph Darby and Robert New.
The Christian Jewish Council of Greater Charleston is an organization that seeks to build bridges of understanding to promote sensitivity, tolerance, respect and fellowship among faith groups.
For further information contact Ken Fox at 324-4921.
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It Ain't Easy Being Green - But It Sure Is A Mitzvah!  Tuesday, Nov. 4
10 am at BSBI Social Hall
Paper or plastic?
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle? Compact Fluorescent? When did we start saying this? Ever wonder why?
BSBI Sisterhood welcomes guest speaker Lori Hoch Stiefel to speak to us on the history of the Green movement, the real impact we each have on the environment, and real ways in which each one of us can show more respect for our planet. Leave your disposable water bottles at home and join us for this discussion of true Tikkun Olam - Repairing the World.
Cost: $5 (Soup & Salad).
Please RSVP to Denise 571-5178.
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ORT Brunch
 Sunday, Nov. 2nd
10:30 am to 12:30 pm at the Jewish Community Center
ORT will be proudly honoring Leah Chase and Philip Chase,
O"BM.
ORT uses state of the art technology to educate, train and
provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to earn a living,
foster economic self-sufficiency and help them lead lives of dignity.
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The History and Preservation of the Synagogues of the Atlantic World
Thursday, Nov. 6
7:00 pm in Room 309 at Simon Center for the Arts (St. Philip Street, between George and Calhoun Streets)
Newcomer to BSBI, Dr. Barry Stiefel will be lecturing on his Doctoral Dissertation topic. Kosher Reception (with wine) to follow.
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Undiscovered Women of the Talmud
 A College of Charleston lecture series featuring our very own Rabbi Sytner!
7:00 - 8:15 pm in Rabbi Hirsch Levin Library, College of Charleston Jewish Studies Center
Female influence is important, but sometimes unnoticed, in the Talmud. Thuis course will examine Talmudic texts and commentary in a search of lesser known women who have had a significant impact on Jewish experience. Though often overlooked, women are perhaps the most influential factor in Jewish survival and continuity.
Tuesday, Nov. 11th: From Sara to Sara
Tuesday, Nov. 18th: Behind every successful man is...a Jewish Mother
Tuesday, Nov. 25th:Keeping the Flame Alive
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We look forward to seeing you soon!
~Brith Sholom Beth Israel Congregation |
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