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 Selichot 5773
Saturday, September 8
8:45 PM
"Spiritual reflection and personal renewal"
Our evening begins with a communal gathering around refreshments and to watch together the powerful movie, " Of Gods and Men" hosted by Alan Block. As we enter the days of awe, we focus more intently on our spirituality. We wonder, perhaps, of what does spirituality consist and what our spirituality means in and to the world. Outside of the prayer services in which we engage, how do we manifest our spirituality, and how does this affect our core beliefs in our everyday choice making? In the story of the monks of Tibrihine, the film "Of Gods and Men" offers definition and portrait of a spirituality to which we aspire.
Following the film and discussion, we will transition to the liturgy of the Selichot service through the sounds of Max Bruch's "Kol Nidre" played by Darla Kashian. Our service will be led by Rabbi Morris Allen and chanted by Rabbi Amy Eilberg.
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Led by Louis Newman
Monday, September 10
7:00-8:00pm at Beth Jacob
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Three faith traditions, one purpose:
Conversation, Learning & Action
on Photo ID
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On August 29 Beth Jacob Congregation will co-host a multi-faith, multi-racial evening of learning, conversation and action about the proposed Photo ID amendment with local congregations. Co-Sponsored by ISAIAH, Jewish Community Action and Somali Action Alliance.
Join us on August 29 to:
- Hear from experts in the field, clergy & faith leaders, and local community members
- Build relationships with fellow Minnesotans & your Dakota County neighbors of faith from diverse backgrounds
- Engage with various faith traditions for learning & conversation about a just, inclusive Minnesota
- Hear personal testimonies of how the Photo ID amendment would impact & hurt our communities and people we know
Attendees will leave energized, informed, connected to new partners, and poised to take action together to defeat the Photo ID amendment.
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Order Your Lulav and Etrog
 Beautiful lulavim and etrogim are available for everyone to purchase! Please order TODAY and you will be able to participate in the mitzvah of the blessing of the lulav and etrog at home and at Beth Jacob during Sukkot.
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Shul Link Parents - We Need You!
It is time again to send our BJC greetings to the children who have left for college or are now on to the next part of their lives after High School. We ask you to update us on their current addresses so we can stay connected, not just during our Holy Days, but all year around. We will be sending out a New Year package soon, and would appreciate your help.
Also, if you would like to participate in preparing the packages for mailing, please mention it in your e-mail and we will contact you with time and date info.
E-mail us at bjcoffice@beth-jacob.org
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Hachnasat Orchim
Welcoming the Guest and Being Welcomed
It is Beth Jacob's pleasure to make sure everyone is sharing the holiday together. If you would like to welcome someone or be welcomed, please fill out this form and return to Beth Jacob.
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 NOW is the time to ENROLL your children in Beth Jacob's Shabbat Enrichment and Madrichim Program!
Parents... if you have not completed Shabbat Enrichment enrollment forms for your child who is in grades Pre-Kindergarten through 8th grade, please click on the links below for information.
Parents... If your high-school age child has not completed and submitted an enrollment form for the Madrich Program, please encourage them to do so. Click on the links below for more information.
CLICK HERE for information and forms for ENROLLMENT in Beth Jacob's Madrich Program for High-school students
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The Shabbat Enrichment program
begins this year on
Sept 8, 2012 21 Elul 5772
(Parashat Ki Tavo)
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