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Friday, April 4, 2008 - Shabbat, April 5, 2008 Our next Youth
Shabbat will take place the first Shabbat in April: Our Friday night Kabbalat
Shabbat/Shabbat Dinner will take place on April 4, and our Shabbat morning
services/luncheon will take place on April 5. Please remember to make
your reservations for our Youth Shabbat Dinner on Friday, April 4.
$10/adult, $5/child ($35/family max). Reservations must be made and
paid by 3/26.
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Announcing our first
Children’s Chocolate Seder on Sunday, April 6 at 2:30 PM. This is for
children only (although kids in grades 2 and below should be
accompanied by a parent). Don’t know how a seder could possibly be all
chocolate?? Come join us for a sweet and delicious afternoon and
you’ll find out. Free for children of Traditional families (but please RSVP
to the office); bring your friends ($7/person for non-members).
-- Susan Feigenbaum Shabbat, May 3, 2008 Celebrating The Seniors (High School
Seniors, that is)
Traditional Congregation would like to begin an
annual tradition of honoring our graduating young men and women before they
go out into the world---and set it on fire! Please join us on Shabbat,
May 3, 2008 as our "village" acknowledges the great children we've raised!
And, if you are one of these great kids, we want to hear from you. Let us
know how you want to participate in the morning service... Please call
Christy, Daniel or Paul Brick @ 314-878-6432.
(Oh and did we mention there's going to be a
fabulous kiddush, too?!?) See you there!! Passport To
Israel. The Passport to Israel
Program is an Israel incentive savings plan whereby individual families and
participating congregations in the program invest a total of $200 each year
beginning in 3rd grade and contribute through 10th grade.
These funds, as well as an additional $100 per child given each year by the
Jewish Federation, plus interest, can accumulate to a minimum of $3000 to be
applied toward an approved Israel educational program. Those families who are
not affiliated with a participating congregation must invest the full $200 each
year to join the Passport program and receive the $100 grant from the Jewish
Federation. The accumulated funds may be used to attend an approved Israel
program between the conclusion of the 9th grade and before the end of
the fall season following graduation from college. We hope that you will
consider enrolling your child in this very worthwhile program. For further
information, call 314-442-3756.
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