The Charlotte Jewish News - August 2013 - Page 16
Temple Israel High Holy Day Schedule
Saturday, August 31
Joint Temple Israel and
Temple Beth El Commn-
nity Service at Temple
Beth El
8:30 PM-Selichot Program
9:30 PM-Dessert Recep
tion
10 PM-Selichot Services
Wednesday, September 4
EREV ROSH
HASHANAH
6:15 PM-Evening Service,
Morris and Sylvia Speiz-
man Sanctuary
Childcare
Temple Israel is pleased to offer ehildeare
(Ages 1-4) over the High Holidays, in the JCC
Babysitting Room. To register your ehildren for
on-site ehildeare, please visit our website
www.TempleIsraelne.org.
Thursday, September 5
ROSH HASHANAH-
Day 1
9 AM-Morning Service,
Morris and Sylvia Speiz-
man Sanctuary
12:45PM-Tashlich, Creek
Below Temple Building
6:15 PM-Special Needs
Service, Mindy Ellen
Levine Chapel
6:15 PM-Evening Service,
Morris and Sylvia Speiz-
man Sanctuary
Alternative Service
10:30 AM-12:30 PM-Ka-
vanah Service, Gorelick
Hall
Friday, September 6
ROSH HASHANAH-
Day 2
9 AM-Morning Service,
Morris and Sylvia Speiz-
man Sanctuary
Alternative Service
10:30 AM-12:30 PM-Rock
Ha-Shanah, Gorelick Hall
Friday, September 13
KOL NIDRE
6:15 PM (be seated by 6
PM)- Kol Nidre Service,
Morris and Sylvia Speiz-
man Sanctuary
Children % Youth, and Family Services
For detailed information on Temple Israel’s
Children’s, Youth, and Family Serviees, please
visit our website www.Templeisraelne.org.
Saturday, September 14
YOM KIPPUR, Morris
and Sylvia Speizman
Sanctuary
10 AM Morning Service
12:30 PM-Sermon
1 PM-Yizkor
4:30 PM-Study Session
5:45PM-Mincha
Service/Neilah
8:15 PM-Break-fast (Spon
sored by Men's Club and
Sisterhood)
Alternative Service
4:30-5:45 PM
Yom Kippur: Restorative
Yoga/Meditation, Mindy
Ellen Levine Chapel
Temple Israel News
Temple Israel
Open House -
Sundayy August 11
Are you looking for a Jewish
eommunity to eonneet with? We
would love to meet you. Please
stop by Temple Israel between 12
noon-2 PM for some light refresh
ments in our Board Room and
meet with our Membership Com
mittee. Mingle with our elergy,
board members, and staff. Individ
uals, eouples, and families are
weleome.
Back-to-Shul
Picnic - Friday,
August 30
Temple Israel is pleased to wel
eome everyone baek from sum
mer break with its annual
Baek-to-Shul pienie, at 5:30 PM
on Friday, August 30. Come and
reeonneet with friends and ex
tended family as we prepare to
usher in the High Holidays. We
will eelebrate with an outdoor
evening serviee. Please bring a
dairy dinner, and we will provide
drinks and dessert. Feel free to
bring a blanket and/or ehair; lim
ited seating will be provided.
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A New
Community
Emerges
By Jonathan Cohen
As Charlotte’s Jewish eommu
nity eontinues to grow and ex
pand, so too does its eonstituent
eongregations. Reeently, it was
announeed that a new eommunity
would be forming under the name
Kehillat
OHARLOT7E
of Congregation Kehillat Char
lotte, a trans-denominational eon-
gregation that is taking a new
approaeh to Judaism in Charlotte.
“The name Kehillat Charlotte is
indieative of what we hope to be-
eome as a eommunity; reaehing
out to everyone and espeeially
reaehing out to those Jews who
are unaffiliated. We want to ereate
an intimate Jewish prayer experi-
enee, a plaee where peoples’ spir
ituality is nurtured and eared for,
and a plaee where everyone is
made to feel weleomed and in-
eluded,” said Rabbi Riehard
Chizever, who is helping to or
ganize and lead the fledgling eon-
gregation.
Chizever, a graduate of the
Jewish Theologieal Seminary in
New York, has served eongrega
tions all over the southeastern
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