Sun, January 19 2020
22 Tevet 5780
Upcoming Events
All Events
-
Sunday
Jan 19TST Players: Orchestra Rehearsal
Sunday, Jan 19th 2:30p to 4:30p
-
Monday
Jan 20TST Office & ELC Closed for MLK Day
Monday, Jan 20th (All day)
-
Monday
Jan 20ELC Closed for MLK Day
Monday, Jan 20th (All day)
-
Monday
Jan 20Grades 6-12 Join JTI's Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
Monday, Jan 20th 12:00a to 3:00p
We are so excited to hold the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service at TST on Monday, January 20, 2020. Together with pre-teen, teen, and adult volunteers, we will prepare lasagnas and banana bread to donate to local homeless shelters and paint Stars of Hope to send to communities recovering from natural and human-caused disasters. We would love to collaborate and partner with the Social Action Committee at TST to recruit adult volunteers. Adult volunteers could help with any/all of the following tasks: • Shopping for recipe ingredients; • Setting up the space; • Serving as an adult project leader who can supervise teens, assist with cutting skills, oversee the kitchen, etc; • Clean up the space; • Deliver completed food to shelters with another adult or teen We will also be recruiting teens in grades 6-12 to volunteer for the event! For more information and to register visit JewishTeenInitiative.org -
Tuesday
Jan 21ELC Parent Teacher Conferences
Tuesday, Jan 21st 9:00a to 12:45p
Winter Parent Teacher Conferences will take place during the weeks of January 20th and January 27th. Stay tuned for signups from classroom teachers. -
Tuesday
Jan 21LLAIC
Tuesday, Jan 21st 10:00a to 2:00p
-
Tuesday
Jan 21ELC Afternoon Enrichment: Storybook Theater
Tuesday, Jan 21st 1:00p to 2:00p
-
Tuesday
Jan 21ELC Afternoon Enrichment: Super Sports
Tuesday, Jan 21st 1:00p to 2:00p
-
Tuesday
Jan 21Mussar 4
Tuesday, Jan 21st 7:00p to 8:45p
This class is for those who have completed Mussar 1 and/or 2 and who are ready to dive deeper into their study and practice. Mussar - Get in touch with the person you would like to be Have you ever asked yourself the following questions - What kind of human being am I? What are my strengths? What are my weaknesses? What can I do that will help me become a better person? How does who I am impact others and the world around me? Mussar offers an answer. The study and practice of Mussar is a centuries old Jewish tradition that is as relevant today as it was 1000 years ago. You can live a meaningful, ethical life by examining your inner middot,soul traits, and cultivating behavior that is an expression of the best version of yourself. Through study, honest reflection and contemplative practices, you can become the person you would like to be. Mussar will guide you toward overcoming your inner obstacles so that you can improve the quality of you own character which will improve the quality of the relationships you have with others. Through personal transformation, you will improve the civility of the world in which we live. In collaboration with CJP and Hebrew College’s Open Circle Learning,TST will offer four Mussar classes. These va’ads (groups) will be led by the TST Center for Spirituality co-chair Caryl Shaw who has been studying and practicing Mussar for 7 years. Caryl is a Mussar facilitator certified by The Mussar Institute. A fifth va’ad will be led by TST member Jenny Kaplan, PhD, LICSW, who has been studying and practicing Mussar for 3 years and will complete her facilitator certification this fall. Together we will exercise our souls using text study, group discussion, study with a chevruta (partner), journaling and targeted practices. Sign information coming soon. -
Wednesday
Jan 22ELC Parent Teacher Conferences
Wednesday, Jan 22nd 9:00a to 12:45p
Winter Parent Teacher Conferences will take place during the weeks of January 20th and January 27th. Stay tuned for signups from classroom teachers. -
Wednesday
Jan 22TST Playgroup
Wednesday, Jan 22nd 9:15a to 10:30a
-
Wednesday
Jan 22Wednesday Morning Study: The Five Megillot
Wednesday, Jan 22nd 10:00a to 11:30a
Taught by the Temple Shir Tikva clergy. Five books of the Hebrew Bible are given a unique place in Jewish life. The books of Song of Songs, Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclesiastes, Lamentations, and Esther—known together as The Five Megillot (scrolls)—are each connection to a holiday in our year cycle, and each is full of surprises. This year, we’ll take a deep dive into these books, one by one, exploring their texts and their place in our Jewish imagination. -
Wednesday
Jan 22Religious School
Wednesday, Jan 22nd 3:45p to 5:45p
-
Wednesday
Jan 22AISH
Wednesday, Jan 22nd 6:00p to 8:00p
-
Wednesday
Jan 22Singing as a Spiritual Practice
Wednesday, Jan 22nd 6:30p to 8:00p
This is a congregation-wide offering, for choir and non-choir members, who wish to delve more deeply into the embodied spiritual practice of singing. We will deepen the connection of our bodies to the way we use our voices while exploring a variety of musical styles and repertoire. It will be co-taught by Susan DeSelms and Cantor Hollis Schachner.
Sun, January 19 2020 22 Tevet 5780
