Brotherhood
Brotherhood's primary focus lies in three areas - supporting
religious events, assisting social action initiatives and
planning events that promote fun and fellowship among our
members. To get involved, contact Brotherhood.
To read the latest Brotherhood article, click here.
Congratulations to Brotherhood!
Temple Jeremiah's Brotherhood is the recipient of the Men of Reform
Judaism's 2007-2009 Allen Gardner Award for a Youth, Teen
or College Program.
Monthly Breakfast Get-Together - Kibbitz & Bites
Join Brotherhood for this casual gathering, typically once
a month at Max & Benny's. Contact Brotherhood
for more information.
Brotherhood
Social Action
Brotherhood has launched a series of social action
projects. Contact Mike
Pfeifer for more information and to volunteer.
What is Outreach?
The Outreach Committee provides programs, resources
and support for the unique needs of interfaith
families, Jews-by-Choice,
conversion candidates and those who feel disconnected or
under-informed regarding Jewish life and practice in
the home or
the synagogue. Contact Outreach
for additional information.
To read the latest Outreach article, click here.
Sign Up to Receive Free Jewish-Content Books and Music as Part of a Jewish Outreach Program
The PJ Library
Click here to subscribe
to an exciting program for your child, age six months to eight
years of age.
The PJ Library serves as an outreach tool to engage families
with young children. It tries to ensure all Jews
feel a part of the Jewish community and are inspired to raise
their children with Judaism in the home.
Outreach Program Receives
Belin Award Honorable Mention
Temple Jeremiah's Outreach Committee received
an Honorable Mention from the Belin Awards Committee for
excellence in interfaith programming.
Susan Ardell Appointed
to URJ-CCAR Commission
Congratulations to Susan for this prestigious appointment.
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Sisterhood hosts a wide variety of activities from Social
Action Projects such as the High Holy Day Food Drive
and Chanukah Mitzvah Project to the Women's Seder and
Rosh Chodesh
program. To get involved, contact Sisterhood.
To read the latest Sisterhood article, click here.
Temple Jeremiah holds numerous events to show its support
for the state of Israeli, including hosting speakers from
AIPAC,
participating in the Annual Walk with Israel and hosting
the Israeli Scout Friendship Caravan.
Family Trip to
Israel
Thursday, March 24 -
Sunday, April
3, 2011
Rabbi Paul Cohen will be leading a family trip
to Israel. Space is limited. Click above for a detailed
preliminary itinerary, pricing and other details.
Past Trips
to Israel
Temple Jeremiah has offered various trips to Israe. See
pictures of the March, 2008 trip to Europe, Israel and
Jordan and
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Who is an Empty Nester?
Our target group is anyone over age 55, but everyone is
welcome at our events. Remember to invite your friends
who are not yet Jeremiah members.
Upcoming Events
Our Empty Nesters group plans a wide selection of activities
throughout the year, including plays, museum outings, Shabbat
Dinners and other fun get-togethers. Click above for a schedule of the exciting events slated for 2010/11.
Contact Empty
Nesters for more information.
Jeremiah Boomers Group
If you were a teenager in the 60s or 70s, then this latest
temple group may be just what you are looking for! Jeremiah
Boomers will hold events on Saturday nights.
They are looking
for volunteers to brainstorm and/or plan events. Contact
Randi Gurian or Betsy
Rooth to give your ideas or to learn
more.
Rehearsals:
Sundays (on days Religious School is in session)
10:45 - 11:15 am
Junior Choir sings at Children's Services on Rosh Hashanah
and Yom Kippur and at Family Shabbat Services during the
year.
It is open to all 3rd to 6th graders.
Rehearsals:
Selected Wednesdays
8:00 pm
The Choir rehearses and sings at High Holy Day worship and
selected Shabbat Services monthly. All are welcome to participate.
Whether you are a new or long-term Temple Jeremiah member,
take advantage of this opportunity to make new friends and
form an extended family within our temple congregation.
The temple offers three fun groups for young people - Club
56 for 5th and 6th graders, Junior
Youth Group for 6th to 8th graders and JeTY
for high schoolers.
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