"Let them make Me a Mishkan
that I may dwell among them"
Exodus 25:8
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A Reform
Congregation, cultivating a welcoming community and sacred space for
a conscious commitment to living Judaism through spiritual, cultural
and religious egalitarian observance, celebration and education.
A place where sacredness and God's presence are
welcomed into our community through our actions and deeds with each
other. We are committed to: social action, justice, active
learning, vibrant spirituality, creative expression, diversity,
tolerance, and the integrity of the Reform Movement. We
support The State of Israel and the Jewish people wherever they
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From the
Temple Archives:
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Service
Times
Kabbalat Shabbat Service:
Every Friday evening at 7:30pm
Guest Teacher,
Friday, March 12, Geoff Miller, chair of the Reher Bakery Restoration
Project will give a teaching during service beginning at 7:30pm.
Monthly Potluck meal at
5:30pm followed by
early Kabbalat Service at 7pm every first Friday of
the month
Musical Kabbalat Shabbat
Service every 3rd Friday of the month
Morning Minyan
Service: 10am every Saturday from September
through June
Red
Hook/Rhinebeck Satellite Service
Our satellite service will be
held on select holidays throughout the year: Second
Day Rosh Hashannah, Last day of Sukkot, Tu B'Shevat, Havdalah, & Lag
B'Omer.
Celebrate
Lag B’Omer with us in Rhinebeck on Saturday evening, May 1st at
7:30pm for singing around the fire, location information
is available through the main office.
Parashat
Hashavuah extra Torah study four times a
year, from 9 to 10am, prior to Saturday morning services.
Healing Services - ongoing healing services integrates Talmud
study, meditation, healing rituals and prayer.
Held three
times during throughout the year during Saturday morning services.
Tot
Shabbat –
Worship service for pre-school children and their
parents, an exciting program of song, dance and
Jewish stories scheduled once a month.
WANTED! - Torah readers for Morning
Minyan Services.
Rabbi Romer will be happy to
send you a tape in preparation for your reading.
Please call the Rabbi's
Assistant at 338-4271 x 19 to schedule a reading.
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Lunch with the Rabbi
Join the Rabbi the 1st
Tuesday of each month from 12:00pm to 1:30pm, from September through
June.
This is an opportunity to
share a hot meal, warm adult community and dialogue with Rabbi Romer and
stimulating adult learning at each meeting.
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Educational Offerings:
Adult Education, Confirmation classes,
B'Nai Mitzvah classes, Barbara & Leonard Zimet Religious School, Gan
Keshet Rainbow Garden Preschool
Please Note: Our
Religious School, Preschool & Confirmation Classes
follow the Kingston City School
District Schedule.
Barbara &
Leonard Zimet Religious School
Our wonderful religious school offers
Jewish education which includes, but is not limited to:
ethics,
history, social action, Hebrew, comparative religion, crafts,
games, cooking, drama &
much, much more for grades Pre-K through
12.
Contact the
Religious School Director Judith Golub at 338-4271 x 18,
or
rsdirector@templeemanuelkingston.org
for more
information.
Gan Keshet
YRainbow
Garden Preschool
~ seeded by the
dreams of Michael F. Zinn (z'l). Rolling Admission.
“Teaching Tolerance and Understanding through
Diversity”
Art – Biblical Values – Celebration – Crafts –
Dance – Drama – Exploration – Foreign Languages – Holidays –
Literature – Math – Music – Science – Shabbat – Sign Language –
Storytelling
Hours: Monday - Friday 9am to 12pm. Open to all children ages 2, 3 and 4
For further information please contact our
preschool director:
Cantor Devorah Gartner at
cantordevorah@yahoo.com or 845-338-4271 x20.
Tot Shabbat
A wonderful opportunity to introduce your
little ones to Temple.
Singing, dancing and story telling engages your
tot (ages 0-7)
and enables your tot to connect to Judaism and the Temple
community!
Held from 9:00AM-9:30AM one Saturday a month
followed by a child friendly kiddush.
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Upcoming Bar/Bat Mitzvahs:
5 Nisan, 5770 / Saturday, March 20, 2010 - Leo Cohen
9 Sivan, 5770 / Saturday, May 22, 2010 - Alison Laurel
Sagerman
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ARZA Association of Reform Zionists in America
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