Religious School

On February 12th, there will be a school wide Tu B’Shevat event. Manuela is asking for anyone who has extra toilet paper and paper towel rolls to drop them off at CBI. If you are planning on applying for a camp scholarship for this summer, please plan ahead. Debbie can help direct your application in the right direction for review.

Shalom,
Meredith & Manuela

Religious School Dates:

February 5:     Hebrew School 9:00-10:15
        Sunday School 10:30-12:30

February 12:     Hebrew School 9:00-10:15
        Sunday School 10:30-12:30

February 19:     Hebrew School 9:00-10:15
        Sunday School 10:30-12:30

February 26:     Hebrew School 9:00-10:15
        Sunday School 10:30-12:30

 

Family Shabbat Dinner

Shalom Y'All,

January's Family Shabbat Dinner with our taco bar was a big hit!  We had an amazing turnout and I want to thank everyone for attending and supporting our family dinners.  I think we hit an all time record for the most desserts brought to a family dinner too!!  Please spread the word to any newcomers or congregants you think would enjoy coming to a Friday dinner that have otherwise not done so yet.  What better way to start out the weekend than to enjoy a home-cooked meal, meet new friends, and bring in Shabbat together!

Our next dinner is scheduled for Friday, February 10th at 6:30 pm with dinner to follow.  Please bring a dessert to share and your appetites as well!  I could always use some help in the kitchen, so let me know if you are available.

Looking forward to breaking bread together,

Leslie Green
Family Shabbat Dinner Coordinator

SISTERHOOD

SAVE THE DATES:

Wednesday, February 22  
Sisterhood’s Last FUNK-tion of the Year at Blue Clove
at 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday, April 11  
Congregational 2nd Night Passover Seder
(be sure to make your reservations next month)

November 11 & 12, 2017:  
Food Fest

Please be sure to support your CBI Sisterhood by joining
and paying your dues.  


Jerri Osberg, Sisterhood President

Noah: It's the End of the World as we Know It, and I Feel Fine.  

The story of Noah is as confusing as it is deep,
raising as many questions as it answers. 

Join us as we study the story of Noah with
All Saints Episcopal Church and the
Rev Jonathan Wickham and explore the lessons it can teach us from both Jewish and Christian tradition.  

Saturday 11am
February 4, 11, and 18
At Congregation Beth Israel

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Judaism 101

All You Ever Wanted to Know about Judaism!

Judaism is a 4,000 year old tradition of beliefs, practices, ideas and wisdom.  For all those interested in learning about Judaism, whether in order to convert to Judaism or to refresh your learning, join us on Sunday mornings starting December 4th and continuing through the spring.  We will cover everything from Jewish history and text to Jewish festivals and lifecycle, to Jewish practice and philosophy. 

Open to all those exploring Judaism. 
Every Sunday in January at 11am in the chapel.