Shul News & Notes
Kristallnacht Program from Israel, Wednesday, November 9 @noon
KRISTALLNACHT PROGRAM
live from Israel
Wednesday, November 9, 2022
12 noon
via Zoom
Join Rabbi Gadi and his pilgrims live from Israel as they tour the ancient Magdala synagogue and remember Kristallnacht.
Father Eamon Kelly will give a tour of the Magdala synagogue and
Rabbi Gadi will lead a reflection and prayer on Kristallnacht.
Join us on Zoom. All are welcome.
THE TRIFECTA WORKOUT at the shul starting Nov 3
THE TRIFECTA WORKOUT
“strength, mobility, stretch”
With Laurie Short
at Congregation Tifereth Israel
Mondays and Thursdays
5:30 – 6:30 pm
Nov 3 thru Dec 22
Please call 631-566-0526 to reserve your place in the class.
14 classes are $140, cash or check payable to Laurie Short
Required:
– two pairs of dumbbells, one light and one heavy:
5 and 3, or 6 and 4, or 7/8 and 5
– mat
– water bottle
– rolling duffle or carry on to transport your equipment
Sukkot Celebrations
We invite you to enjoy our sukkah at any time during the holiday,
and to join us there for the following celebrations:
Friday, Oct. 14: Erev Shabbat (hybrid), 7:30 p.m., with kiddush in the sukkah
Saturday, Oct. 15: Shabbat (hybrid), 9:30 a.m., with kiddush in the sukkah
Hybrid services (in-person and on Zoom)
Sunday, Oct. 16: Hoshana Rabba w/baby naming Ava Rakhman, 9:30 a.m.
Monday, Oct. 17: Shemini Atzeret/Yiskor, 6:30-7 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 17: Simchat Torah (with Cantor Ilana Davidson), 7 p.m.
Sukkot, a time of joyous celebration, was welcomed by Rabbi Gadi,
a host of shul members, one adorable child and one very excited dog — all sorting through the various pieces to erect our sukkah, lay cornstalks on the roof, and arrange the festive decorations.
The results were a delight.
Happy Sukkot to all
Lunch and Learn: Blessing The Animals, October 13 @ Noon
Join a special Lunch and Learn on Thursday, Oct. 13,
when Rabbi Laura Duhan-Kaplan will be with us on Zoom with our feathered,
furry and, Yikes!, even slimy critters for a blessing to ask for their continued good health and companionship with us. Come one, come all — those of us who share our homes with these animals, those who admire them from afar.
Rabbi Duhan-Kaplan is the author of Mouth of the Donkey, writings about Biblical animals and what they teach us.
Zoom at noon this Thursday with your pets for a fun and unusual Lunch and Learn filled with arfs, woofs, meows, tweets, maybe a hiss, applause, and a ton of laughs.
It’s An Art Show Opening At ilon Art Gallery In The Heart Of Harlem
The opening of a group show at the ilon Art Gallery in New York featured recent paintings by shul president Judith K. Weiner, whose innovative work is representative of New York City’s current art scene. Flanking her painting, “Pandemic Windows,” are, from left, shul members Nancy Torchio, the artist, Carol Ingall and Stephen Brumberg, who attended the opening of “Abstracted,” with a gathering of invited artists and collectors.
@ilonartgallery Gallery photo
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