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Tuesday, January 19
Religious School 8th Grade Ma'ayan 9th Grade Ma'ayan Confirmation
Wednesday, January 20
Religious School 7:30 pm Intro to Judaism Thursday, January 21Religious School
Friday, January 22
7:30pm Shabbat Service/Shabbat Shirah
Saturday, January 23
9:30 am Torah Study 10 am Shabbat Morning Service and Bar Mitzvah of David MillerSunday, January 24
EREV TU BISHVAT
Religious School/Junior Choir 9 am Kabbalah 11 am Mitzvah Mall Planning 5 pm Tu Bishvat Seder and Potluck Supper
Monday, January 25 TU BISHVAT 6:30 pm Networking
Tuesday, January 26 Preschool PJ & Hot Chocolate Day Religious School 8th Grade Ma'ayan 9th Grade Ma'ayan Confirmation Men's Shelter
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Simchas
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Is there a special occasion in your family? Let us know and we'll share it with our Barnert Family!
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Green Tip For The Week
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Install a "tankless" water heater to save as much at 50% of the cost of heating your water. These space-saving, highly energy-efficient heaters burn energy only when you need hot water. This eliminates standby heat loss, which can be as high as 3 - 4 percent every hour for water heaters linked to a storage tank.
(Reprinted from: 1,001 Ways to Save the Earth, by Joanna Yarrow)
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Gift Cards
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Gift cards... They're not just for the food shopping anymore.
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Shoshana's Place
Women of Barnert Gift Shop
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Shoshana's Place, The Women of Barnert Gift Shop, has a wide range of gift cards, jewelry, and ritual items.
For Gift Cards call Amy Lynn at (201) 891-3993.
For "personalized" shopping assistance call Marian (201) 847-1903.
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Shop the Barnert Temple Marketplace
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helps to support Barnert Temple!
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Happy Special Birthday!
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While we know that every birthday is special, the following people are turning 1, 13, 18, 21, and each decade after beginning with 30:
Jeff Cohn
Eric Fithian
Dana Frank
Noah Levine
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Jackson Rosenberg Evan Wuhl
Alexander Vicinanza
Emma Vicinanza
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Shabbat Shirah: The Pursuit of Harmony A Historic Celebration!
Friday, January 22, 7:30 pm
| |  Renowned Jewish Composer Michael Ochs and Influential Palestinian Singer and Commentator Alaa Alshaham join in Story and Song. With words, music and video, Michael and Alaa share their story of people coming together, yearning for peace. They will lead our congregation in song and share remarkable stories and photos of people working for peace. Invite your family and friends, join your Barnert Community for this significant event!
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Tu Bishvat Seder and Potluck Supper
Sunday, January 24, 5 pm
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Join Your Barnert Community in the Festival of the Trees.
We will celebrate the promise of spring with delicious fruits, nuts and treats, joyful music and dance. After the Seder, we will gather for a festive Potluck Supper. If you're last name begins with A through K, please bring a main dish for 8. If your last name begins with L through Z, please bring a salad or side dish.
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Networking Welcomes Bill Belknap
Monday, January 25
6:30 pm Doors Open for Networking
7 pm Program
| |  The Five O'Clock Club and More with Bill Belknap, Executive Career Coach
Bill will briefly discuss the Five O'Clock Club methodology and why it has been so successful for job hunters. He will also share how successful job hunters get off to a fast start in the New Year and will close with "an open mike" which means you can ask him anything.
He regularly speaks to networking groups about the "ins and outs" of conducting an effective job search. Bill is considered an expert on networking and has taught networking to over a thousand executives through ExecuNet's Webinar Series.
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Men's Club Pancake Breakfast And Mitzvah Mall
Sunday, January 31, 8:30 am
| |  Once again, the annual Men's Club Pancake Breakfast will take place in conjunction with the Mitzvah Mall.
Breakfast will start at 8:30 am while the Mitzvah Mall will start at 9. We'll have our usual menu of French toast, eggs, turkey sausage, and pancakes. So come enjoy breakfast while supporting the Men's Club and Mitzvah Mall.
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BarTY Does "Midnight Run"
Help Our Barnert Teens as They Help Others
Saturday, February 6
Donations Needed by Friday, February 5
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So many ways to make a difference and save a life!
Started in 1984, Midnight Run delivers clothes and food to homeless people throughout Manhattan. On February 6, BarTY will be guided around Manhattan to various stops where we will deliver donations to people in need. Here's your chance to make a difference! Your time and/or your donations are needed!
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Shabbat Inside Out Is Back!
Friday, February 19
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Instead of a Temple service on Friday, February 19, we'll gather together in homes or restaurants to celebrate Shabbat with friends old and new. To register, it's as simple as clicking one of the links below:
- If you are interested in Hosting a Shabbat dinner at your house, please register by clicking here.
- If you'd like to be welcomed at a Host Home or join people at a Restaurant, please register by clicking here.
We'll need to receive your registration by February 12 so we can coordinate. For more information, please contact Rebecca McKinnon at beccasarah@me.com or Julie Good at jandcgood@msn.com.
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Save the Date! Important Interfaith Engagement Opportunity
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Fear or Embrace?
An Opportunity to participate in local Interfaith Engagement.
- Sunday, March 6, 5:30 pm:
Community-wide Interfaith (Jewish, Muslim, Christian) Gathering and Potluck Supper. Location TBD
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Save the Date!
Premier Social Event of 2016 at Barnert! Men's Club Wine Tasting Saturday, March 12, 7 pm
| |  Wine/Beer/Cheese/Olive Oil/Balsamic Vinegar Tasting
- Special Champagne certification class at 6 pm. Details to follow.
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Do You Feel The Need To Lead?
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The 2016 Nominating Committee is preparing a slate of Temple officers, members of the Board of Trustees and the Advisory Board.
If you have thought about stepping up to leadership and feel that you have some fresh insights into the running of Barnert Temple, please contact one of the committee members listed below to discuss how you might serve our community next year.
Do you know someone who you think would be a great Temple leader? We're happy to receive those recommendations as well. Thank you!
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