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Shabbat Shalom
שבת שלום
Shemot
16 Tevet 5774 - December 19, 2013
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Sisterhood & Men's Club Annual Joint Shabbat
Please join us as we come together to conduct the Shabbat morning service and to celebrate the strength of the Tifereth Israel community on Saturday, January 11. Every congregant is welcome. No need to know Hebrew to participate and there are parts available at all levels. Call early because parts are assigned on a first-come/first-serve basis! Contact Susie Covensky (426-97269; scovensky@gmail.com); Greg Margulies (235-5997; gmarguli@gmail.com) or Fran Duchene (523-0433; fran.duchene@gmail.com ) for more information.
The L'Chaim Dinner Series Presents a Tu B'Shevat Seder
Last Day to RSVP- January 7 - The next L'Chaim Dinner Series will be a Tu B'Shevat Seder, sponsored by both Midreshet Israel (adult education) and Hazak. Mark your calendars for Thursday, January 16 starting at 6:15 pm (after minyan) in the Upper Social Hall. The cost is $20. A Tu B'Shevat seder is a lot like a Passover seder: there are 4 questions, there are 4 cups of wine, we follow along in the haggadah, and we eat dinner. Instead of celebrating the exodus from Egypt, however, Tu B'Shevat celebrates the new year of trees.
The food will be delicious, we'll learn a lot about Tu B'Shevat, and we'll have fun. The cost is $20; please send your check (payable to Congregation Tifereth Israel) to Millie Cave, Congregation Tifereth Israel, 1354 E. Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43205. Several of you have already registered for this L'Chaim Dinner Series event. Please see below for more information.
Annual Appeal
Have you made your gift to the Annual Appeal yet? Help us exceed our goal of $55,000. Please send in your pledge today. Thank you!
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D'var Torah
Moses, the great prophet of our tradition, is introduced to us in this week's Torah portion, Shemot--the first Parashah in the Book of Exodus.
We actually learn quite a bit about him even before God called him to be a prophet. We read about his birth, placement in the Nile, upbringing in Pharaoh's palace, his concern for the Israelite slaves, his killing of an Egyptian taskmaster and his flight to Midian where he marries, becomes a shepherd and settles down.
One day, God spoke to him from burning bush and his reaction is an interesting one. If we recall his palatial upbringing, we could imagine that he might respond with enthusiasm at the opportunity to return to Egypt with a powerful backer like God. Here was an opportunity to get back into the inner circle of the greatest empire on earth. On the contrary, though, he is quite reticent to take on the role. He feared that not only would Pharaoh not listen to him, but would neither would the Israelites. Our tradition sees this as a sign of his modesty.
It is significant that despite his modesty, Moses still went ahead with the request made by God. We realize as the story goes on just how risky this was. Like Abraham, he was setting off on a mission that would change his life entirely and possibly put himself in danger. Why did he do it? Because like Abraham, and like many others throughout our history, he understood the importance of stepping forward to be a leader. He knew that if he did not take on this role no one would.
This is just one of many examples of Moses' unique form of leadership. Despite his modesty, he showed tremendous strength and tenacity. We have been blessed with leaders like this over the centuries that have allowed us to survive and thrive into the 21st Century and beyond.
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Jewish Joke of the Week
Joseph is thrilled to be taking Bracha, his 95year old mother to see the hit show, "Fiddler on the Roof." He's excited not only because Bracha hasn't seen it before, but also because she came to America in the late 1930s from one of the many Anatevka-like Russian shtetls. Not only does Joseph book the most expensive seats in the theatre, but he also buys Bracha some smart new clothes to wear. And on the night of the show, he even orders a stretch limo to take them there and back. He wants it to be a memorable evening and doesn't want to leave anything to chance. On the night of the show, they arrive in style, take their seats and watch the performance. And as soon as the final curtain comes down, Joseph asks Bracha, "Well Mom, what did you think of the show? Be honest. Did it bring back any memories for you?" Bracha sits there for a while, then turns to Joseph and gives both a nod and a shrug. "Yes bubbeleh, it did," she replies, "but I really don't remember that much singing.
From Oy! The Ultimate Book of Jewish Jokes
by David Minkoff
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Shabbat is Coming
Light Candles on Friday at 4:51 pm
Shabbat ends on Saturday at 5:41 pm
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General
SHABBAT EMERGENCIES
In the event of an emergency that requires you to reach a congregant at the synagogue on Shabbat, please call (614) 560-6852. This number will be answered by security personnel, but is to be used in case of emergency only.
New Baby Shabbat January 4, 2014
During the service, around 10:15 am, all the families who welcomed children during 2013 will be recognized and honored. There will be an aliya to the Torah, a special prayer of welcome and blessing, and we will also have a gift for your child from the congregation. There will be babysitting starting at 10:00 am for siblings and friends who are over two years of age. We will also have special activities for families and a very special kid-friendly Kiddush Luncheon. Please let us know if you will join us that morning by contacting Lorelei at 614-253-8523 x107.
Sisterhood & Men's Club Annual Joint Shabbat
Please join us as we come together to conduct the Shabbat morning service and to celebrate the strength of the Tifereth Israel community on Saturday, January 11. Every congregant is welcome. No need to know Hebrew to participate and there are parts available at all levels. Call early because parts are assigned on a first-come/first-serve basis! Contact Susie Covensky (426-97269; scovensky@gmail.com); Greg Margulies (235-5997; gmarguli@gmail.com) or Fran Duchene (523-0433; fran.duchene@gmail.com ) for more information.
Men's Club Brunch Program
Sunday, January 12, 2014 from 10:30 - 11:30 am.
Men's Club sponsors a series of brunch programs with local speakers on a variety of subjects. Please contact Millie Cave at mcave@tiferethisrael.org to RSVP or if you have any questions.
Third Thursday Lunch 'n' Learn
Thursday, January 16, 2014 at noon. A new topic every month with good friends and good food, meeting on the third Thursday of each month. Contact Millie Cave at mcave@tiferethisrael.org or 614-253-8523 for more information or to RSVP.
 The L'Chaim Dinner Series Presents a Tu B'Shevat SederLast Day to RSVP - January 7 - The next L'Chaim Dinner Series will be a Tu B'Shevat Seder, sponsored by both Midreshet Israel (adult education) and Hazak. Mark your calendars for Thursday, January 16 starting at 6:15 pm (after minyan) in the Upper Social Hall. The cost is $20. A Tu B'Shevat seder is a lot like a Passover seder: there are 4 questions, there are 4 cups of wine, we follow along in the haggadah, and we eat dinner. Instead of celebrating the exodus from Egypt, however, Tu B'Shevat celebrates the new year of trees. The food will be delicious, we'll learn a lot about Tu B'Shevat, and we'll have fun. The cost is $20; please send your check (payable to Congregation Tifereth Israel) to Millie Cave, Congregation Tifereth Israel, 1354 E. Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43205. Several of you have already registered for this L'Chaim Dinner Series event.
Calling all Snowbirds Heading for Florida
Join us for our annual Synagogue luncheon on Thursday, February 6 at 12 Noon, at Hunters Run Country Club. Contact Beverly and John Koenigsberg (614-855-5477 or 561-865-5107); Evie and Herb Harmon (561-498-1276 or 614-855-3379); or Pearl and Stanley Thall (239-353-7818) for more info.
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Family and Special Events
Inclusion Shabbat
Friday, January 3, 2014 - 7:15 pm
Inclusion Shabbat is a special, short but meaningful service. Designed for individuals or families of individuals with special needs, it is open to anyone who wishes to welcome Shabbat in this warm and meaningful fashion. A light oneg (refreshments) will follow the service.. Questions? Please contact Helen Miller at miller.hm@netzero.com or 614-236-4764.
 Boker Tov Playgroup
Thursdays, January 9, 16, 23, 30 2014 - at 10:00 to 11:30 am
Join us for music, play and snacks! All families welcome.
Programming designed for Infants, Toddlers and Young Preschoolers.
With Rabbi Eric Woodward and Rayna Weiner. Open to the community.
There is no charge for this program. Questions? Please contact Lynn Tallan at ltallan@tiferethisrael.org or call 614-253-8523 extension 118.
Click here for more information.
Shabbat Shazaam - Monthly Family Shabbat Service Saturday, January 18, 2014 at 10:30 In the Pit area. Join us January 18th Shabbat Morning for this unique family experience with Rabbi Woodward and Friends for Elementary School Families. Enjoy activities, meaningful prayers, lots of fun and...A Very Special Shabbat Activity & Snack! Please contact Lynn Tallan at ltallan@tiferethisrael.org or call 614-253-8523 extension 118.
Preschool Havdallah First Program in New Albany on Saturday, January 18, 2014 Tifereth Israel Hosting Two Preschool Events for the Community - PJ Havdalah Saturday, January 18th at 6:30-7:30 in New Albany Saturday, February 1 at 6:30-&:30 in Bexley Havdalah will be followed by a short bedtime snack and music with Marc Rossio. Don't forget to wear your PJs! RSVP to Lynn Tallan at ltallan@tiferethisrael.org or call 614-253-8523 ext. 118 for location address. This is a free program. 
Preschool Shabbat Saturday, January 25, 2014 at 11:00 am in the Milk and Cookies Room. Join us for music, play and snacks! All families welcome. Programming designed for Toddlers and Preschoolers. Open to the community. Please contact Lynn Tallan at ltallan@tiferethisrael.org or call 614-253-8523 extension 118.
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Religious School
NO SCHOOL - PLEASE REMEMBER: Due to Winter Break, there will be no religious school December 22, 24, 25, 29, 31, and January 1. School will resume on Sunday January 5th. 5774 Preschool Events  Preschool Shabbat Services One Shabbat Morning each month in the Milk and Cookies Room Next Service, January 3 11:00 am to 12:00 pm Click here for a flyer of upcoming Preschool events. April 5 - Preschool Shabbat Save the Date - For Pajama Fun January 18 - Northeast PJ Havdalah with Marc Rossio February 1 - Bexley PJ Havdalah with Marc Rossio Sunday Preschool Parties Special Holiday Warm Up Events 11:00 am to 12:00 pm March 16 - Purim CarnivalMay 4 -Preschool Israel Party  Hebrew High School Registration For Winter/Spring Semester Begins - Get Ready for a new Winter/Spring Semester!
- Check out the New classes and Great teachers!
- Great Programs!
- Socialize with Other Jewish Teens!
We hope you are enjoying your winter vacation. We have been busy getting ready for another exciting semester at Hebrew High School! Click here to see our High School Winter/Spring 2014 Semester Brochure. These materials and all other school information will also be posted on our website http://tiferethisrael.org Please use the Registration Form to register for the new semester. For advance registration, Fax 614/253-6323, or mail or e-mail it to Lynn Tallan ltallan@tiferethisrael.org in the school office. Please note that we are unable to accept registration by phone. 7th grade students are also invited to choose an elective in the second hour of High School at 11:30. Please see the brochure for age appropriate classes and other information. We are looking forward to seeing your high-school student on Sunday January 5th, 2014 and to a rewarding semester! Please contact us with any questions, Lynn Tallan, Hebrew High School Coordinator 614-214-1040 ltallan@tiferethisrael.org and Shirly Benatar, Education Director 614-253-8523 ext.111 sbenatar@tiferethisrael.org
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Youth Events
Camp Ramah and USY Summer Scholarship Application Now Available
An unforgettable summer starts here!
Each year Tifereth Israel provides scholarships for summer programs sponsored by the Conservative Movement.
All applications are due on or before Friday January 31, 2014.
Please contact Alayna, adibo@tiferethisrael.org with any questions.
Click here to print a copy of the application.
 Registration Underway for Summer Programs at Camp Ramah
Surrounded by the beauty of Wisconsin's Northwoods, Ramah campers and staff create a very special and vibrant Jewish community. The Ramah experience begins with each cabin - where campers learn what it means to share and live with peers 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With the guidance of caring and specially-trained counselors, each cabin develops its own personality and special bond. Every cabin is a part of an aidah or age division.
Each aidah participates in fun and educational activities, enjoys meals in the dining hall, goes on campouts, plays sports and more. With each passing summer, campers become closer, linked together by shared experiences and happy times. The song and dance festivals and sporting events are just a few of the many exciting camp-wide activities that campers look forward to throughout the summer.
Campers look forward to Erev Shabbat when the entire camp gathers by the lake. As the sun begins to set and the melodies of Shabbat are heard, campers and staff alike feel a sense of peace and a deep connection to their friends, to their community and to their Jewish heritage.
Partial summer programs are available for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders.
Click here for more information. Chaverim Events (Grades 1st-2nd) Advisor: Michaela Master mcmaster3650@gmail.com Sunday Febuary 2: Movie Day with Pizza and Popcorn! More information to come! Jr. Kadima Events (Grades 3rd-5th) Advisor: Abby Ghitman alg618@wowway.com Sunday January 26th: Jr. Kadima is going Bowling at Rule3 in Pickerington! We will have our own lanes as we go bowling as VIPs - Bring a dairy lunch - 12:30-3:00 pm Kadima Events (Grades 6th-8th) Advisor: Liza Rapaport frey.100@gmail.com January 12th: 6th, 7th and 8th graders - need community service hours? Join Kadima as we bake for the families at The Ronald McDonald House - Bring a dairy lunch - 12:30-3:30 pm  BUCKUSY Events (Grade 8th-12th) Advisor: Lindsay Scheinbach scheinbach.6@buckeyemail.osu.edu Attention 8th Graders: Welcome to USY! BUCKUSY is going to KALAHARI Resort and Waterpark in Sandusky, Ohio, January 19th-20th Grades 8-12 are invited to spend Martin Luther King Day with us for two days at Kalahari Waterpark! $95.00/person includes lodging and food. RSVP by January 10th to adibo@tiferethisrael.org January 23rd: USU Lounge Night: Israeli Army Simulation 6:30-8:00 pm Our Columbus Shlicha, Liat will be showing us what it is like to be in the IDF through obstacle courses and Q&A. It will be an evening you do not want to miss!
Youth Group Membership We have our Membership forms for the year. You can either pick up your Membership forms from our Youth Advisers, Abby Ghitman (Jr. Kadima), Lisa Rapoport (Kadima), and Lindsay Scheinbach (USY) or at the Synagogue in the office/ flyer stand. If you have any questions, feel free to Contact the Advisers or Alayna Dibo at adibo@tifferethisrael.org in the school office.
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Minnie Cobey Memorial Library
Library Catalog
Come in and check out a DVD from our growing collection or some of our new book titles. There are lots of new and exciting titles being added.
Minnie Cobey Memorial Library Looking for Volunteers!
The Minnie Cobey Memorial Library is looking for extra volunteers to do tasks such as entering data on new DVDs and books into the computer. If you have spare time and would like to consider volunteering, please contact Helen Chronister at hchronister@tiferethisrael.org or 253-8523.
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Social Action
In Central Ohio, more than 8,000 men, women and children will fill every homeless shelter bed again this year. The need only increases during the coldest months of the year. People experiencing homelessness live in the shadows of the worst economy in a generation. Once proud workers, newly homeless moms and dads, aunts and uncles have lost their struggle to provide food and homes for their families. They need our help. Become a Housing Hero and help families and individuals every day of the year. Give just $1 a day - $30 a month. Your gift will help people get off the streets and into housing. $1 is about the same as a daily cup of coffee; that's all it takes to shelter people and provide secure futures and stable homes.
Support Tifereth Israel's participation in the "Day to End Homelessness" through the Community Shelter Board. Bring a check made out to CSB to the office, visit http://daytoendhomelessness.org/, or contribute through the Telethon on 10TV on January 22, 2014. We can end homelessness in Central Ohio!
Winter Blood Drive to be Held February 9th from 9 am to 1 pm
On Sunday, February 9th, 2014 we will be holding our winter blood drive from 9 am - 1 pm in the social hall. If you have donated on/or before December 15th, 2013, you are possibly eligible to donate at this time. Please contact Mike Price at mprice@newengland4.org or
614-636-1951 for information or to make an appointment. You may also schedule an appointment on the Red Cross Website at www.redcrossblood.org. If would use this website, please start by: click on 1) "Schedule a blood donation appointment today" 2) Enter sponsor code: "tifereth" and then follow the directions from that point.
Not Too Late to Join Bread in Addressing Problems of Mental Health
It's not too late for interested people to join the research committee on mental health, health care, or racial profiling of immigrants. Call the BREAD office - 614-220-9363 - or email Cathy Levine, clevine@uhcanohio.org.
Manna Cafe ALERT ....DATE CHANGE
Tifereth Israel will not be volunteering on Xmas Day Dec 25 at the request of the Church. We will instead be volunteering on New Year's Day January 1.
The Manna Café is a food provider run by the downtown United Methodist Church 501 East Broad. The Church provides a hot nutritious dinner every Wednesday evening to 180 neighborhood people with the help of other organizations.. Tifereth Israel volunteers will again prepare and serve a meal Wednesday Jan 1. Free parking is available. We welcome the help of youth. If you were planning to assist, I hope the date change is not a problem, and perhaps Jan 1 will suit your plans better. Please share the information with others. Please email Carol Shklonik at carols86000@ gmail.com if you would like to volunteer on Jan 1. For more information please contact Goldie Fisher 861-2088. Help the Food Pantry During this Time of Increased Need Food Pantry requests increase as food money is diverted to cover heating costs. Bring items to collection box in lobby whenever you come to TI, and prior to Shabbat. Items should be within current date. Other items of need: Cleaning supplies such as dish and face soap, diapers. Need Health Insurance ?? UHCAN Ohio, a consumer advocacy organization headed by Tifereth Israel member Cathy Levine, has Certified Application Counselors to help you enroll, at their downtown Columbus offices. For information or an appointment. Call 614-456-0060 ext. 233. Or, go to www.healthcare.gov to find a complete list of local navigators and Certified Application Counselors Interfaith Calendars Are Now Available IACO Interfaith calendars available from IACO for $16 / each. Send check with return address to IACO, 57 Jefferson Ave., Suite 5, Columbus, OH 43215 and they will be mailed to you. Or contact Ms. Mary Hamilton at iaco@iaco.org to arrange to pick them up at the IACO office. Recycle used Batteries RECYCLE used batteries by taking them to any "Batteries Plus" Store or to TI. We will take them to be recycled. A collection box is in the atrium.
IRS Trains Volunteers for the VITA Program Every year the IRS trains volunteers for the VITA program which provides free Federal and State income tax service and efiling for individuals with incomes of $50,000 or less. Training and Certification for the program is now available online.
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Ongoing Events
Celebrate with an Aliyah!
Do you have an anniversary, birthday, or other special event coming up? If so, and you would like an aliyah, please contact Rabbi Berman or Rabbi Ungar at the synagogue office.
Yad Shel Chai/Yad Squad
Calling all Torah Readers. Please sign up to read an aliyah of the weekly Torah portion. Reading Torah is a fun way to participate in the Shabbat service. Once you have read 10 times you will be honored with a Yad from the Men's Club. The Yad is hand crafted with a floral oriental design by Yair Emanuel. A matching display stand is included with the Yad in an elegant gift box. You will also receive a certificate from the Men's Club noting your achievement. To sign up, visit WebParasha at http://tiferethisrael.webparasha.com. For more information contact Dale Levy dlevy82@gmail.com, or Jerry Sigal at jerrysigal@columbus.rr.com, or Jerry Benis at jerrybenis@yahoo.com.
JFS Friendly Visitor Program
If you or a senior you know are feeling a bit isolated from the Jewish community and would enjoy a regular visit from a JFS volunteer, contact Susie Blair at sblair@jfscolumbus.org or 559-0184.
Chevra Kadisha News
The TI Chevra Kadisha is in need of additional volunteers. Members prepare the deceased for a proper Jewish burial and is an all-volunteer group made up of members of Tifereth Israel. New members are always needed as others retire, move away or are otherwise unable to fulfill this important mitzvah. There are many ways to help, including reading prayers while the rituals are performed. Participation is one of the greatest mitzvot that one can perform. For more info contact Rabbi Michael Ungar at the synagogue or mungar@tiferethisrael.org .
Electronic Statements
Did you know you now have the ability to receive your billing statement and yahrzeit notices electronically? Help us reduce paper and postage while doing your part for the environment at the same time. Contact Cheryl Laver, Finance Manager, at claver@tiferethisrael.org and we'll make it happen. Of course, if we don't already have your email address, we certainly want that, too.
Evelyn Lieberman Judaica Shop Hours
Open during Religious School hours, Tuesday from 4 pm to 5:30 pm and Sunday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. To arrange an appointment please call Babs Miller at 861-7655.
Chesed CommitteeYour synagogue community is here when you need us. Home from the hospital? Alone and grieving? Concerned about a loved one in an nursing care facility? We will arrange for someone to help out. Call the synagogue, or contact Ruth Sternberg at 746-4587. You may also email her at ruthestern@gmail.com.
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 Become a WHV Spiritual Volunteer
The Wexner Heritage Village Spiritual Life team is looking for individuals to help grow the Nadav Spiritual Volunteer Program. This important program pairs trained volunteer visitors with long-term care, independent and assisted living residents on the WHV campus, as well as unaffiliated individuals in Central Ohio, who seek a spiritual confidant to explore issues such as faith, the afterlife, religious values and beliefs.
Zusman Hospice Jewish Chaplain Rabbi Debbie Lefton will host an information and training luncheon for new and potential volunteers on Tuesdays, Dec. 10 and March 11, from noon to 1 p.m. at Wexner Heritage Village, 1151 College Avenue. No experience is necessary. Those interested in participating should contact Rabbi Lefton at 614-559-0243 or dlefton@whv.org.
Medicare Counseling
Central Ohio seniors and their families now have a convenient new resource for information and individualized counseling to help them better manage their Medicare benefits.
On the second Thursday of each month, a trained Medicare specialist will hold open office hours at Wexner Heritage Village's east Columbus campus. The FREE, confidential, one-on-one service is being offered in partnership with the Ohio Department of Insurance's Senior Health Insurance Information Program. Program volunteer Kathy Markus, a Medicare outreach specialist for the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging, will staff the monthly office hours.
Individuals who meet with Markus have the opportunity to discuss their specific situation and will be able to get personalized information and advice about topics including:
- Medicare enrollment options
- Medicare prescription drug plans and their benefits
- Medicare Advantage Plans
- Medicare supplemental insurance
- Financial assistance programs for people with limited incomes
- Long-term care insurance
For more information or to make an appointment, contact Kathy Markus at 614-645-8557 or kmarkus@coaaa.org .
WHAT: Medicare Counseling
WHEN: Second Thursday of the Month, 2:30 to 4:00 p.m., by appointment
WHERE: Wexner Heritage Village, 1151 College Avenue
COST: FREE
Grief Support Group
Grief and loss are part of the human experience. The professionals at Wexner Heritage Village's Zusman Hospice understand the importance of having a support system during such a trying time. Come once or come every week. Led by qualified, experienced counselors, our grief support group is open to all who seek companionship on the path to healing. For more information about Zusman Hospice's bereavement support services, please visit us online at www.whv.org or call 614-559-3050.
WHAT: Grief Support Group
WHEN: Each Monday in December, 6:30 to 8 p.m.
WHERE: Wexner Heritage Village, 1151 College Avenue
COST: FREE
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SCHEDULE OF UPCOMING SERVICES
FRIDAY 12/20
7:30 am Minyan ~ Chapel
5:30 pm Shabbat Services ~ Chapel
SHABBAT
Anniversary Shabbat SATURDAY 12/21 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services ~ Main Sanctuary 10:00 am Babysitting (Ages 2-6) ~ Nursery
10:30 am YPS and Jr. Congregation ~ Pit
SUNDAY 12/22
9:00 am Minyan ~ Chapel
5:00 pm Mincha and Ma'ariv
This week's regular Sunday Minyan will be combined with a Shiva Minyan for Florence Shenk, mother of Charles Shenk on Sunday, December 22, 2013 at the home of Charles and Joyce Shenk, 264 North Drexel Avenue, Columbus
MONDAY 12/23 -TUESDAY 12/24
7:30 am Minyan ~ Chapel 5:30 pm Minyan ~ Chapel WEDNESDAY 12/25 9:00 am Minyan ~ Chapel There is NO evening Minyan THURSDAY 12/26 7:30 am Minyan ~ Chapel 5:00 pm Minyan ~ Chapel
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Contact Us
Congregation Tifereth Israel
1354 East Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43205
(614) 253-8523 (Telephone)
(614) 253-6323 (Fax)
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