The Charlotte Jewish News - September 2012 - Page 27
Temple Beth El High Holy
Days Schedule of Services
Days are scrolls: write on
them only what you want remem
bered. — Bachya ibn Pakuda,
11th century
For service, tickets and parking
information, see www.beth-
el.com.
Selichot, Saturday, September
8: Selichot with clergy and choirs
from Temple Beth El and Temple
Israel. At Temple Israel. Program:
8:30 PM; Dessert Reception: 9:30
PM; Selichot Service: 10 PM.
Erev Rosh Hashanah:
Sunday, September 16, 7:30 PM
Rosh Hashanah: Monday,
September 17 8:30 AM; All
congregants and guests welcome
to attend this service.
Kindergarteners through 3rd
graders are required to attend
Junior Congregation. 3rd graders
and older - Worship with family.
Rosh Hashanah: Monday,
September 17,11:30 AM; All con
gregants and guests welcome to
attend this service. Families with
children in 3rd grade or younger
must attend early service.
Kol Nidre: Tuesday,
September 25 7:30 PM.
Yom Kippur: Wednesday,
September 26 8:30 AM; All
congregants and guests welcome
to attend this service.
Kindergarteners through 3rd
graders are required to attend
Junior Congregation. 3rd graders
and older - Worship with family.
Yom Kippur: Wednesday,
September 26, 11:30 AM; All con
gregants and guests welcome to
attend this service. Families with
children in 3rd grade or younger
must attend early service.
Babysitting (reservations
required) available for children
under hve yrs old at all services.
Entire Congregation:
Yom Kippur Yizkor, Healiug
aud Neilah Service: 3:30 PM.
Light Break Fast: 6:30 PM.
All those attending worship are
expected to adhere to sanctuary
decorum.
Tot services for children hve
years old and younger. Older sib
lings are welcome.
Rosh Hashanah: Monday,
September 17 at 3:30 PM in the
Blumenthal Sanctuary.
Yom Kippur: Wednesday,
September 26 at 2 PM in the
Blumenthal Sanctuary. ^
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Temple Sole! a reform congre
gation in the Tri-County area is
currently offering High Holiday
Services. These lay led reform
services will be held at Heritage
Conference Center in Ft. Mill.
Temple Sole! is proud to announce
that they will have a Torah and
new Machzors, “On the Wings of
Awe,” a fully transliterated prayer
book.
Sukkot and Simehat Torah Celebrations
at Temple Beth El
Sukkot
Sunday, September 30, in and
around our Beth El Sukkah
4 PM - Temple Tots Sukkot
Celebration
5 PM - “Pizza in the Huf ’ for
the whole congregation
6 PM - Sukkot Services fol
lowed by Ice Cream Sundaes
Join us to welcome the Festival
of Sukkot on Sunday, September
30, with an afternoon of celebra
tion for everyone. Tots and their
families will start early and then
join all in a pizza dinner in the
Sukkah: our annual “Pizza in the
Hut.” All participants will help
finish decorating our Sukkah in
time for services, where we will
celebrate our autumn harvest and
commemorate our time spent
wandering in the desert dwelling
in temporary shelters.
Sukkot reminds us of harvests
and opportunities to greet each
other with food, prayer and song.
Beth El welcomes all of our fami
lies into the Sukkah to celebrate
the annual harvest of our Sacred
Gifts and our sacred commit
ments, which make us a wonder
fully vibrant community. We will
recognize and celebrate every
Beth El member’s contributions:
enthusiastic participation, devo
tion of time, and financial support.
Simehat Torah
Sunday, October 7, on the
“Streets” of Shalom Park (TBE
Religious School Parking Lot)
6 PM - Tailgating and Torah
Dancing
We will conclude our season of
repentance and harvest with
Simehat Torah. On Simehat Torah
at Beth El we symbolize the
never-ending cycle of Jewish
learning by unrolling the entire
Torah scroll and reading from the
end and then the beginning. Come
dance with the Torah in a party
that will overflow our synagogue
into our “streets” as well as
include a traditional tailgating
cookout - burgers, dogs and
ample fixin’s.
Please join our Beth El family
for the celebration of our full
range of holidays as we contem
plate and celebrate our Jewish fes
tive season. For more information,
check out www.beth-el.com, or
call 704-366-1948. ^
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Temple Beth El Clergy
Book Club (Open to All)
Sunday, October 14 at 4 PM,
Location TBA
Jewish books in the news and
new Jewish books - this book
club has something interesting for
everyone, plus rabbis and cantors
to lead discussions. For October,
please read The Aleppo Codex by
Mahi Friedman, a true-life detec
tive story unveiling the journey of
a sacred text. Questions? Contact
Rabbi Jonathan Freirich at rabbi-
jonathan@beth-el.com or 704-
366-1948. ^
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• Erev Rosh Hashana, Sunday,
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• Rosh Hashana Services,
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• Shabbat Shuva, Friday,
September 21 at 7 PM
• Kol Nidre, Tuesday,
September 25 at 7 PM
• Yom Kippur services will
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