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SHABBAT SERVICES
Friday, July 31st
5:30PM Nosh, 6:15PM Evening Service
Saturday, August 1st
8:45AM Chevrah Torah
10AM Shabbat Morning Service
CBI AUGUST BULLETIN
Included in this issue:
High Holy Days 2015/5776 Schedule
Religious School Information Page
ICM Request: #CBIGIVES
HIGH HOLY DAY FLOWER FUND
Help Us Provide Fresh Flowers For Our High Holy Days Bima. The names of all contributors will be listed in the bulletin.
A minimum contribution of $36 is requested. Help make the High Holy Days beautiful.
EREV ROSH HASHANAH ONEG
BAKERS WANTED
Let's make the New Year a Sweet One by baking for the Erev Rosh Hashanah Oneg!
All baked goods should be delivered to CBI by2pm on Friday, September 11th. Label your items with the type of baked goods, the amount of pieces and your name. Your baked goods must be able to be freezer ready. All bakers will be acknowledged in the bulletin.
NEW PRESCHOOL FAMILY
WINE & CHEESE EVENT
PLOTKIN MUSEUM, CBI
THURS., AUGUST 6, 7:00PM
New Chanen Preschool families come and enjoy wine, cheese, great conversation and the start to a wonderful year! Meet other families from your class, hear from parents that have been at Chanen before and get all of your questions answered. *Adults only Event.
SUMMER CAMP WELCOME BACK SHABBAT
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7
6:15PM, CBI
Join us for a Special Shabbat Service welcoming back all campers who attended Overnight Summer Camp during the 2015 summer!
No RSVP Required
LOOKING FOR GREETERS
FRIDAY NIGHT SERVICES
Are you looking for an easy way to to get involved at CBI? We are looking for greeters for Friday Night Evening Service to help welcome members and guests to CBI. Greeters are an important part of our Friday night service!
Greeters arrive 45 minutes prior to services, enjoy the warmth and the return smiles as you wish a Shabbat Shalom and hand out prayer books to everyone attending services.
To find out more or to get involved, please email Caryn Balaban.
SAVE THE DATE
ZIMRIYAH JUNIOR CHOIR
REHEARSAL
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23
12:30-1PM, CHAPEL
Be a part of exciting year in the Zimriyah Junior Choir! The Zimriyah is Congregation Beth Israel's junior choir, comprised of singers attending the Haberkorn Religious School, from 2nd to 6th grade. Rehearsals are followed by pizza, treats and socializing! Sign up!
View the 2014-15 Concert Schedule. Join the group on facebook.
KOL ISHA-CBI SISTERHOOD
NEW MEMBER BRUNCH
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23
10:15AM, PLOTKIN MUSEUM
Women of CBI, join us in the Plotkin Museum onSunday, August 23rd to enjoy brunch, learn about upcoming events and hear about The Women at Congregation Beth Israel. This event is free to attend. RSVP HERE
THE ETHOS OF THE ISRAELI PEOPLE
FEATURING: YOSSI KLEIN HALEVI
MONDAY, AUGUST 24
6:00PM, CBI
An intimate discussion about how the Israeli spirit manifests itself during times of crisis and prosperity. SEE FULL DETAILS
Register before August 18 at www.aipac.org/PHXCBI
SHABBAT CLUB
FRIDAYS
BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 11
10AM, CBI
Join us for a fun, kid-friendly Shabbat at Shabbat Club. Free and open to the community-bring a friend! Begins September 11.
CONGREGATIONAL TRIP TO ISRAEL LED BY RABBI KELLER
INFORMATIVE MEETING
SEPTEMBER 2ND
6PM, CBI
Rabbi Keller will be leading the congregation on a 'Family Israel Adventure' June 14-26, 2016! Program highlights include Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Jeep Ride and much more. View the full flyer here. Register for the Trip Here.
THE PLOTKIN JUDAICA MUSEUM
MELIKIAN BIBLE COLLECTION
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
6:30PM, CBI
The Plotkin Judaica Museum will host the Melikian Bible Collection: Wanderings of the Sephardic Jews from Spain and the New World to India. Lectures presented by Robert Bjork, Professor of English, ASU & Director ACMRS, Sharona Fredrick, Assistant Director, ACMRS and Joel Gereboff, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, ASU. $10 admission. Reservations required. Refreshments served.
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Congregation Beth Israel
Congregation Beth Israel
10460 North 56th Street
Scottsdale, Arizona 85253 United States
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