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Rabbi’s Note:
View from the Wall
The following article, written by the courageous Anat Hoffman, is deserving of our congregation’s attention. There is much that we love about Israel. However, it is our duty to speak out against the lack of civility and the narrow mindedness on the part of those who would disenfranchise Reform and Conservative Jews.
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Summertime, Baseball & Jews
It’s August, and that means in the Bigman household one thing for certain – either live or by DVR, the Yankee game will be viewed. I understand thanks to Malka’s generosity of a gift to Rabbi of the MLB package that the same tradition occurs at the Altmans. As I write this, the All-Star break has just passed and the Yanks are in first place, locked in a fun pennant race with the local Rays and the hated BoSox.
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URGENT APPEAL
Because we were overwhelmed by so many people coming for assistance for food at the Federation’s Jerry Doliner Food Bank, we were not going to do the School Backpack project this year, a project that we had been doing for over 15 years. For full article click here...
JEWISH FEDERATION OF VOLUSIA AND FLAGLER COUNTIES 470 Andalusia Avenue Ormond Beach, Fl. 32174-7502 (386) 672-0294 FAX. # (386) 673-1316
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To My Fellow Youth Groupers,
First off, if you didn't know already, my name is Seth Furman and I'm going to be your co-Youth Group President alongside the thrilling Abbey Konchan next year!
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With the High Holy Days upon us and the New Year approaching, it is appropriate to look back at this past year and ask oneself, “Did I do they best I could do to make a difference in the world? Did I answer the call towards Tikkun Olam (Repairing the World) to the best of my ability?”
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LEV LE’LEV — Heart To Heart
When I hear the word Sisterhood, I immediately think of connections…with our temple, with Temple Beth-El School, with our Jewish community at large, with each other.
Even though we come from diverse experiences, different backgrounds and span many years in age, our members are all part of this connection. We are first and foremost linked to one another by common purpose. Click here for full article.
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The summer months bring a quiet and more relaxed atmosphere to the Temple halls as most of the school students are off with their families, enjoying their summer break. But the Temple office has been humming along as we transition duties and responsibilities among the Temple and school offices.
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On May 14, 2009, our very own Claris Mac’Kie, Executive Director of Family Renew Community, was honored as “Women of the Year” by The Flagler Women’s Lawyers Association.
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