East Midwood Jewish Center
Here’s some of what’s coming up at a few of our local synagogues: • Temple Beth Emeth [http://www2.bethemeth.net/] (83 Marlborough Road at Church Avenue) welcomes back its free Shalom Shabbat program on Fridays at 10am. Children under five (or not yet in school) and their caregivers
Fred Siegel
Temple Beth Emeth [http://www2.bethemeth.net/] invites all Jewish and interfaith families to join them for a Prospective Member BBQ this Sunday, June 9, from 3-6pm. Jan Rosenberg of Brooklyn Hearth [http://www.brooklynhearth.com/] and her husband Fred Siegel will be hosting at 225 Argyle Road (between Cortelyou
East Midwood Jewish Center
Passover, the holiday that commemorates the deliverance of the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt, begins the evening of Monday, March 26, and two synagogues in our area are hosting events: Second-Night Community Seder Temple Beth Emeth [http://www2.bethemeth.net/], 83 Marlborough Rd Tuesday, March 25 The seder includes
latkes
Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, begins at sundown tomorrow. The eight-day holiday is observed by lighting the menorah, and, for many, by eating foods fried in oil [http://homecooking.about.com/od/jewishholidays/a/hanukkahfoods.htm]. Temple Beth Emeth [http://www.bethemeth.net/] will be holding its Hanukkah service
Holidays
Temple Beth Emeth [http://www.bethemeth.net/] (83 Marlborough Road at Church Avenue) is inviting the neighborhood to observe Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur within their walls. > Our High Holiday schedule is as follows: > Erev Rosh Hashanah (September 16) – 8:00 pm Rosh Hashanah, First Day (September 17)
Kids & Family
Shalom Shabbat at Temple Beth Emeth [http://www.bethemeth.net/] is going on hiatus for the next few weeks, but will be back later in July. From Rabbi Heidi Hoover: > There will be no Shalom Shabbat on June 29, July 6, or July 13. Shalom Shabbat will resume on