May 2022
Poetry Thursday
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Find out more »Veteran’s Shabbat with Adult B’not Mitzvah
Attend in person, via livestream, YouTube, or Facebook. Congratulations to our B’not Mitzvah! Michelle Block Beth Dery Wendy Henoch Naida Levi Harriet Piccione Susie Eigner Regal Lynn Rosenberg Susan Schaul Melinda Silver Claudia Woods Also, on this Memorial Day weekend, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Health & Safety Information Beginning on February 18, 2022, we will be instituting a vaccine requirement for all in-person services and events. The vaccine mandate will require proof of vaccination for those eligible…
Find out more »Jewish Learning with Rabbi Cohen
Join us in person or livestream! Join us for Jewish Learning, Discussion, and Nosh with Rabbi Cohen (formerly called Adult Learning) As a reminder, we now have a vaccine requirement for all in-person services and events. You can easily submit your proof of vaccination ahead of time at ttti.org/vaccine or when you arrive at a service or event. Additional details of our new protocols can be found at: ttti.org/covid. With the new protocols, we are now able to host certain events with refreshments... so coffee, water, and…
Find out more »June 2022
Teen Shul-In
Join us for a night of friends, food, and fun as we kick off the summer and celebrate the end of the school year. We are bringing back a long loved event, the Temple Shul-in. Bring a sleeping bag and a pillow and peanut free snacks to share! We will have a campfire and s'mores. Friday night we will participate in the Nefesh Pride Shabbat Service. If we have enough people interested we will have a group participate in the…
Find out more »Pride Nefesh Shabbat
This family-friendly, intergenerational service is spiritual and approachable for all. It is a warm and soulful experience enriched with special musical selections and a live band!We welcome everyone in our community to engage with the wisdom, ritual, and melodies of the Jewish tradition.
Find out more »Erev Shavuot Study Session with Rabbi Klein
In person at The Temple and via livestream Biblical Ethics in Three Character Studies: Joseph’s Magnanimity, David’s Discernment, Ruth’s Nobility We automatically think of biblical ethics in terms of law and norms and imperatives. In terms of “Thou Shalt” and “Thou Shalt Not.” But biblical ethics, as much as the Bible and our tradition conveys it as modes of conduct, is also presented through acts of character. We see how people act and in infer how they think and what…
Find out more »Jewish Learning with Rabbi Cohen
Join us in person or livestream! Join us for Jewish Learning, Discussion, and Nosh with Rabbi Cohen (formerly called Adult Learning) As a reminder, we now have a vaccine requirement for all in-person services and events. You can easily submit your proof of vaccination ahead of time at ttti.org/vaccine or when you arrive at a service or event. Additional details of our new protocols can be found at: ttti.org/covid. With the new protocols, we are now able to host certain events with refreshments... so coffee, water, and…
Find out more »Book Discussion
In the Hartzmark Library or via Zoom The Chancellor: The Remarkable Odyssey of Angela Merkel by Kati Marton The “captivating” (The New York Times), definitive biography of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, detailing the extraordinary rise and political brilliance of the most powerful – and elusive – woman in the world. Angela Merkel has always been an outsider. A pastor’s daughter raised in Soviet-controlled East Germany, she spent her twenties working as a research chemist, entering politics only after the fall…
Find out more »Jewish Learning with Rabbi Cohen
Join us in person or livestream! Join us for Jewish Learning, Discussion, and Nosh with Rabbi Cohen (formerly called Adult Learning) As a reminder, we now have a vaccine requirement for all in-person services and events. You can easily submit your proof of vaccination ahead of time at ttti.org/vaccine or when you arrive at a service or event. Additional details of our new protocols can be found at: ttti.org/covid. With the new protocols, we are now able to host certain events with refreshments... so coffee, water, and…
Find out more »Juneteenth Shabbat
The Temple Racial Justice Task Force joins us in inviting you to a special, musical, and joyous Shabbat service and gathering in celebration of Juneteenth. Our service will feature Atlanta based musicians Rabbi Micah Lapidus of the Temple in Atlanta, and Reverend Melvin Myles from Ebenezer Baptist Church (where Revered Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. served.) We will also be joined by Pastor Richard Gibson and other friends and neighbors from Elizabeth Baptist Church. This special service is generously supported…
Find out more »Jewish Learning with Rabbi Cohen
Join us in person or livestream! Join us for Jewish Learning, Discussion, and Nosh with Rabbi Cohen (formerly called Adult Learning) As a reminder, we now have a vaccine requirement for all in-person services and events. You can easily submit your proof of vaccination ahead of time at ttti.org/vaccine or when you arrive at a service or event. Additional details of our new protocols can be found at: ttti.org/covid. With the new protocols, we are now able to host certain events with refreshments... so coffee, water, and…
Find out more »Annual Meeting
In person at The Temple or via livestream Annual Meeting Co-Chairs: Margie Moskovitz & Ximena Valdes Sessler The evening will include: Highlights from The Temple Museum of Jewish Art, Religion & Culture Election of Trustees Senior Rabbi’s Report Year in Review by the President and Executive Director Presentation of the Merrill D. Gross Award Temple Volunteer, Teacher, and Staff of the Year Honors Dessert Reception & Gallery Tour ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND!
Find out more »Kabbalat Shabbat
Attend in person, via livestream, YouTube, or Facebook.
Find out more »Presentation by Guest Charlotte Vogt
Join us for this important enviromental program sponsored by the American Society for Technion – Israel Institute ofTechnology. Dr. Vogt will focus her presentation on processes such as plastics recycling and recycling carbon dioxide from industrial waste, with the aim of improving or inventing more sustainable systems. Assistant Professor Charlotte Vogt joined the Technion Schulich Faculty of Chemistry in March 2021, where she established the VogtLaboratory of Catalysis for Fuels of the Future. She is also a member of the…
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