The Charlotte Jewish News - March 2010 - Page 17 Temple Israel News Temple Israel Community Passover Seder Join us on Tuesday, March 30 at 7:30 PM for our Community Passover Seder. Reservations are required. You can make your reservations online at www.tem- pleisraelnnc.com or call 704-362- 2796 for more information. Joint Study with Providence UMC Continuing our study program that began last year, Temple Israel will be studying the book of Exodus with Providence United Methodist Church. Studying the bible together is a wonderful way of drawing the Jewish and Christian communities closer together by understanding our reli gious perspectives and approaches to the books that we each consider holy. We will have eight Tuesdays of discussions from 7-9 PM. Dates in the Social Hall at TI: March 2 and 23 (Seder on March 30). Dates at PUMC: March 9 and March 16. 2810 Providence Road, in the Atrium. Class is free and open to the public. TI Adult Education Speakers Stimulate your mind this spring at Temple Israel. The Adult Education committee will bring you academic speakers through a generous grant from the Charles H. Revson Foundation and the Center of Jewish Studies at UNC Chapel Hill. Below are the events as scheduled: Thursday, March 11, 7:45 PM Rosa Perelmutter will enchant you with a Latina perspective. Bom in Havana, Cuba, the associ ate professor of Spanish at UNC CH will present, “Jews in Cuba, Then and Now.” Her knowledge of Spanish American Literature, Contemporary Spanish American narrative, and Latino literature will broaden your perspective of Jewish culture. Thursday, April 29, 7:45 PM Professor Siu Challons-Lipton, D. Phil, Chair of the Art Department at Queens University will speak on “Contemporary Art.” Challons-Lipton holds a doctorate in Art History from Oxford University, has taught at University of South Carolina, and most recently has transformed the Art Department at Queens with exciting new programming. Her knowledge and energy will inspire you this spring. Sunday, March 21, Passover Academy Join us for these exciting work shops on how to get ready for Passover Rabbi Murray Ezring will be teaching a session called “Finding Family Friendly Passover Concepts and. Activities to Bring the Seder to Life. Cantor Elias Roochvarg will be teaching “New Passover Music.” Workshops are from 10 AM-noon at Temple Israel. Saturday, March 20, Dor Hadash Shabbat Morning Service We’ll meet in the Board Room at 10 AM for songs, stories and much more. This service is geared for children in preschool-second grade. Joint Study with Myers Park UMC at Temple Israel March 25 at 7 PM Temple Israel’s Rabbi Ezring and Myers Park UMC’s Dr. James Howell present another exciting opportunity for the Christian and Jewish communities to come to a closer understanding of each other’s religious perspectives. Join us at Temple Israel on March 25 as Rabbi Ezring and Dr. James Howell led a discussion on: What does it mean to be the “cho sen” people? Jews? Christians? Both? Neither? This event is free and open to the community. Saturday, March 20, Sisterhood Rosh Chodesh Study Group Rosh Chodesh is the traditional women’s holiday. All women who are post-Bat Mitzvah (older than 13) are invited to join us as we study the Book of Psalms. We will meet after Kiddush. If you would like more information, please contact Barbara Ezring at bezring@bellsouth.net. ^ “Class Matters”: A Framework for Understanding Those Who Live in Poverty Sunday March 7,1-4 PM Please join us for this education opportunity, “Class Matters,” a framework for understanding those who live in poverty. If you volunteer or work with adults and children who live in poverty this program is for you. This program is offered throughout the Charlotte community and is based on the book by Ruby K. Payne, Ph.D. a leading expert on the mindsets of poverty, middle class and wealth. Temple Israel Social Hall, presenter Dr. Paul Hanneman, Program Director Urban Ministry Center. RSVP: Lynne Sheffer, shefferm@bellsouth.net, or 704-540-0502. Cost: $20 for program book. 1 Current Rate: AGE RATE 65 5.3% 70 5.7% 75 6.3% 80 7.1% 85 8.1% 90 9.5% Charitable Gift Annuity Now Giving Doesn’t Have to Mean Giving it All Away... Let your tzedakah provide for you and the Jewish community ~ Low minimum amount of $10,000 ~ Fixed, guaranteed payments for life ~ A portion of the payments may be tax-free ~ May receive a charitable tax deduction in year of gift ~ May benefit multiple charities of your choice To leam more please contact Phil Warshauer, Executive Director of the Foundation for the Charlotte Jewish Community at 704-973-4544 orpwarshauer@charlotteiewishfounclation.org ^h^rlfjtEc jt^wish Co[nmunir\' A copy of the latest Financial Report and Registration filed by United Jewish Communities, Inc. may be obtained by contacting Joseph Stalbow at United Jewish Communities, Inc., 25 Broadway, Suite 1700, New York, NY 10004, 212-284-6500. You may also obtain fmancial information directly from the following state agency: North Carolina: Financial information about United Jewish Communities, Inc. and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Section at 1-888- 830-4989. The license is not an endorsement by the state. PARTNERSHIP 2000 TEEN LEADERSHIP EXCHANGE JULY 2010 PART I HADERA: Journey to Israel with teens from Knoxville and Jacksonville and spend two weeks with students from Madera. Travel the country, engage In community work and Tikkun Glam projects and learn about Israel's politics, culture and society. Enjoy Israeli hospitality and teen life. Parent Informational Session Tuesday, March 16 6:30 pm, Alll RSVP at info@jewishcharlotte.org Last year's Teen Exchange was amazing. Just ask Miriam Aniel, Jordan Bernstein, Rebecca Brenner, Lila Kelso, and Blair Sly to share their stories with you! PART II CHARLOTTE: Welcome Madera teens and introduce them to Charlotte and the American way of life, Charlotte's Jewish culture and all the Queen city has to offer. Introduce teens to "Mitzvah Charlotte Style" as you volunteer at various organizations around town. Approximate cost for all 4 weeks is $2,800. For more Information, please contact Sarah Kaplan, in the Federation office at 704.944.6751 or sarah.kaplan@jewishcharlotte.org.

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