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What is Rosh Chodesh? All women of the temple are invited to join the Rosh Chodesh group monthly for a little learning, a little nosh, and some pleasant conversation. No preparation, RSVP, or commitment needed. Just join us when you can for a nice evening visiting with old friends and meeting new ones. Rosh Chodesh May 8 - Rabbi Leah will discuss her thesis: "Who Built up the House of Israel: Reproductive Power Plays in the Biblical Narrative." June 12 - Learn to Identify One's Own Energy Field The Rosh Chodesh Group meets the 2nd Thursday of the month. For more information please e-mail us at rosh-chodesh@templebethelohim.org. |
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The Great Debate Society is a delightful evening of thoughtful discussion and personal perspective on a variety of topics with a view to the Jewish values inherent in the theme. The group has grown in size and new views are always welcome. Join the Rabbi and other Temple members for lively discussions on varied topics of interest to Jews! Meetings are the last Wednesday of the month at 7:30 pm in the Social Hall.
Come with ideas for topics for the balance of the year or e-mail them to Larry Hepner leave a message at the Temple. The schedule is subject to change and modification based on the consensus of the participants in the group. For information, contact Larry Hepner via e-mail and we'll see you at the debates! |
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Now that we have this beautiful building, we would like the temple to become a hub for fun activities. We are planning social activities for all adults - young and older, single, single again and married. There will be no membership dues, and the cost of each activity will be kept as low as possible. If you have some ideas for activities for this social group - please let us know. These can include activities outside the Temple including theater trips, day trips, bowling - you name it. Forward all ideas to Linda Springer. |
is a women’s holiday, traditionally celebrated at the new moon. It has long been marked with a break from the everyday monotony of household chores and other work. For consistency, we meet the second Thursday of each month. New participants are always welcome.
