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Wednesday,
October 10, 2018 | 1 Cheshvan 5779
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SHABBAT SHALOM!
Shabbat Service
Shabbat Salon
Friday,
October 12, 6:00 pm
Join us for a service followed by a catered dinner and
presentation. RSVP for the dinner only. Details below!
Candle
lighting: 6:10 pm
Weekly Torah Readings
Parashat Noach
Genesis 6:9
- 11:32
Isaiah 54:1
- 55:5
Isaiah 54:1
- 54:10
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Shabbat Morning
Saturday,
October, 13
Torah Study
10:00 amPrayer
and study are equally holy activities; and we will do both. We’ll
share a snack and study the Torah together. All are invited. No
experience is necessary!
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Sign up by tonight!
First Shabbat Salon of the Season!
Friday, October 12, 6:00 pm
Join us for the first Shabbat Salon on the season, featuring guest
speaker Steffani Powell, a local immigration attorney. We begin with
a full Shabbat service at 6:00 pm followed by a catered dinner and
speaker in the Social Hall at 7:00 pm. The presentation begins
between 7:45 and 8:00 pm, and the event typically concludes at 9:00
pm. You will enjoy a buffet-style vegetarian dinner provided by
locally owned Nineveh catering. Each menu is specially created just
for TBH!
Dinner is $10 per person. RSVP is required for the dinner only. Click here
to register and pay. You may join us for the service and
presentation without an RSVP.
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Book Group Resumes
Tuesday, October 16, 7:00 pm
The Human Stain by Philip Roth
It is 1998, the year in which America is whipped into a frenzy of
prurience by the impeachment of a president, and in a small New
England town, an aging classics professor, Coleman Silk, is forced to
retire when his colleagues decree that he is a racist. His secrets
slowly unravel.
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NEW: Shabbat Havurah
Saturday, October 20, 10:00 am
Havurah means fellowship. Join our small group of like-minded Jews
who assemble to experience Shabbat and prayer services, lifecycle
events, and Jewish learning together. No experience necessary. E-mail
tbh@bethhtafiloh.org to be
added to this contact list!
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Jewish Family Game Night
Sunday, October 21, 5:30 pm
Come join us to play a variety of board games and low-tech ways to
hang out and let the kids get to know each other. All families are
welcome.
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Join the Green Team
Monday, October 22, 5:30 pm
The TBH Green Team is working to make our congregation more
sustainable and using best environmental practices. We will be
meeting on Monday, October 22 at 5:30 pm to discuss and plan our
current projects including the compost/recycle program and using green
cleaning products. Come bring your ideas and energy!
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Save the Date: Health & Wellness Series Begins
Monday, October 22, 7:00 pm
Kick-off event for the Health and Wellness Series on Monday, October
22, 7:00 - 8:30 pm: "Heart Health and Diabetes" with Craig
Wallace PA-C, Marnie Frisch ND, and Linda Blustein RN. Please join us
for this informative and fun presentation.
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TBH Immigrant and Refugee Task Force
Thursday, October 25, 7:00 pm
The TBH Immigrant and Refugee Task Force needs your help! TBH is now
a Sanctuary Congregation. It will take many volunteers in order for
us to host a guest (or guests) in need of Sanctuary. Our Sanctuary
Plan includes having a volunteer on site 24/7 to provide for the
safety of our guest(s). On
Thursday, October 25th, from 7:00-9:00 pm, there will be a training
for volunteers planning to be on-site at TBH with our guests.
We are looking for people to take both day time and overnight shifts.
Members of other faith communities will be volunteering as well.
Please show your support by training to be an on-site volunteer.
Questions? Contact the TBH office at tbh@bethhatfiloh.org.
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Yahrzeits
Art Goldberg
Samuel Soule
Ben Goldstein
Adolph Goldstein
Nathan Levy
Faina Kogan
Linda Silverman Weisstein
Arthur Sigmund Farber
Thomas Stevenson
Jane Pate Eastham
Eva Robinson
Donald Adam
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Happy Birthday!
10 Joan Aronovitch
10 Mary Stevenson
12 Susan Alexander
14 Rona Ruben
15 Paul Parker
Please let the
office know your life-cycle news!
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IMPORTANT COMPOST NOTICE --- Please read and
share!
The City of
Olympia no longer accepts compostable plates, cups and dinnerware in
the commercial compost bins. Please
ONLY PLACE food scraps, napkins, coffee grounds and tea bags in the
compost bins inside and outside of the TBH building.
We appreciate your help in educating others about this change in
policy!
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Office Hours
Tuesday through Friday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Want to
sponsor an oneg after Shabbat services?
We are looking
for oneg hosts. Contact the TBH office at
(360) 754-8519.
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Volunteer
Opportunities
Looking for ways to engage with TBH? We are looking for voluteers to
help with groundskeeping and library organization. Please e-mail the
office at tbh@bethhatfiloh.org
with your interest. Thanks!
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
Note: These events are not officially sponsored or
endorsed by TBH, but they are listed as they have Jewish content and
may be of interest to our community.
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Want to Re(present) at Limmud Seattle 2019?
Proposals due
October 15
Got a great
Jewish topic to share? Join thousands of Jews around the world who
have presented at their local Limmud (Hebrew for
“learning”) and become part of a global movement of volunteer-run
Jewish learning festivals bringing together Jews of all affiliations
and levels of Jewish knowledge. Limmud Seattle 2019 will be held on January
19-20, 2019, at Bellevue College. Last year,
Seattle’s first Limmud was a sell-out success, bringing together over
550 participants and 80 presenters for a fantastic weekend of
learning. You (or someone you know - please spread the word!) could
be one of those presenters in 2019. Simply register by visiting www.limmudseattle.org
and you’ll get a link to the short session proposal form, where
you can submit your amazing session idea. Proposal deadline: Monday,
October 15 at Midnight PT.
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StandWithUs Northwest Annual Community Reception
Sunday,
October 28, 5:00 pm
Join STandWithUs Northwest and more than 800 community members for
their 10th Annual Community Reception. The Keynote Speaker this year
is Hussein Aboubakr who whose presentation will be "How an
Egyptian Muslim Survived Tahrir Square and Became a Zionist."
Find out more about this event and buy tickets at w ww.standwithus.com
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Olympia Sisterhood
Tuesday,
November 6, 1:30 pm
Join us at TBH for fellowship and discussion.The topic will be
Jewish voting patterns, recognizing that 11/6 is Election Day. Ladies
who have questions can contact Myra Paull at (253) 666-3242.
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2019 Need-Based Camp Scholarship Application Is
Now Live!
The Federation’s need-based camp scholarships program helps
Washington State families with the cost of Jewish overnight camp
tuition. By providing you with a variety of funding options, our goal
is to ensure that you receive the assistance you need so that your
child/children can participate in a Jewish overnight camp experience.
More
information and the online application can be found here.
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Genealogy club forming at Temple Beth El
Have you thought about learning more about your family, but don’t
know where to start? Our TBE Genealogy Club will launch this fall,
and participants will discover that ALL of the above scenarios can be
overcome or addressed. This will be a fun club where we will learn
from one another, talk about our shared history and geography,
celebrate our discoveries, and learn more about ourselves. For
more informaon and to get on the contact list for the club,
please email or call Shelley Rozen at
shelleyrozen@comcast.net
or (253) 460‐7110.
Download the
PDF flyer for more info.
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Temple
Beth Hatfiloh, 201 8th Ave SE,
Olympia, WA 98501
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