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was founded in 1964 and has been affiliated with the
Reconstructionist Movement since 1984.
We extend a warm welcome to any who come to join with us in
worship. In keeping with the values of Reconstructionist
Judaism, we hold a tradition-respectful, liberal attitude toward
our Jewish civilization, in which egalitarian and participatory
practices are maintained. We are also committed to a respectful
attitude for other faiths, and to fostering a pluralistic society in
which all seek to further the understanding among the many
religious peoples of the one earth.
Calendar
Kol Nidre service: WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 6:30 PM
Morning service: THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 9:30 AM
Children’s services: 5 years old—2nd grade: 10:15—11:15
AM
3rd—6th grade: 11:30 AM—12:30 PM
N’eilah service: THURSDAY, OCT 9, 5:30 PM
Community Potluck Break-the-Fast in our Community Center
following closing N'eilah service. Please bring a
dairy/vegetarian dish to share. All Welcome.
Click Here for more High Holiday Information
Membership
Information and
forms.
FORMS CAN BE
PRINTED and
returned. Please click
on the areas of
interest and print the
forms.
Dues Pledge Form
2008 - 9 Click here
2008 - 9 FAMILY
INFORMATION FORM
HEBREW SCHOOL
2008/9
Hebrew School
Registration
Hebrew School
Information
Erev Shabbat Services 7:30 pm - Church Street Sanctuary
1st Friday of each month is our Children's Service - see
schedule below this service starts at 7:00 pm
September 5, October 3, November 7, December 5, January 9
(second Friday) February 6, March 6, April 3, May 1, and June 12
(second Friday).
Shabbat - 10 am - Community Center
Scripture Study - 11 am - Community Center
Our Simchat Torah service will
be held this year on, gasp,
Simchat Torah! Yes, not the
nearest Shabbat or Sunday,
but right on the weekday
evening of its beginning. Join
us for a musical evening, with
Torah dancing and a lot of fun
as we end the year's reading
cycle and begin it again, and
everybody gets a chance to
really see up close what a
Torah scroll is all about.
Tuesday evening, October 21
at 7pm.
CELEBRATION
This year we will be celebrating
Sukkot by building the sukkah
in our own collective "backyard"
at the community center. The
sukkah will be bigger and far
more accessible to the
members of our congregation.
Join us for the dairy potluck
brunch building festivities on
the Sunday after Yom Kippur,
and then feel free to come all
during the week with lunch or a
snack to sit in the sukkah and
enjoy both the food and the
turning of the year.
Building: Sunday, October 12 at
11am. Please bring a branch or
two (or three) and some
harvest decorations such as
gourds, pumpkins, Indian corn,
etc., as well as your potluck
dish to share.
October 19, 2008
Click Here for more details
Peter Rubin and John Rawlins for your service to our
community on the Board of Trustees
From Left: Lorraine and John Rawlins; Peter and
Leslie Rubin
Chaverim Arts for Prek, Kindergarten and First graders, is
a Jewish enrichment program that includes specialists in
the fields of art, music, cooking and dance, all relating to
Judaism, Holidays and Jewish Culture. This program
meets one Sunday morning a month from 9:30 am – 11:
00 am, and is free to members and non-members.
Registration is required.
Visit our online shopping mall for
Judaica, gifts, and lots of things you
need.
A portion of your purchase will
benefit the Congregation.
Amazon.com Alljudaica.com
OyToys.com
Sponsoring an oneg is a
wonderful way to honor
a person or an occasion
or otherwise mark an
event. We invite people
to choose a date and
make it their own.
Call Margo Slade at
256-0008.
We sponsor a mile of Rte. 299 in New Paltz - a
special thanks to our crew who made it a more
scenic stretch!
