Union Temple of Brooklyn

Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism

SEPTEMBER, 2012 ELUL 5772 TISHREI 5773 Vol. 164, No 1
SHABBAT SERVICES FOR SEPTEMBER
SHABBAT KI TAVO
7 Friday Evening
4:00 PM - Friday at Four: Shabbat for Tots
First Friday Family Shabbat
6:00 PM - Snacks
6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat:
Pot Luck Dinner

8 Saturday Morning
10:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Service


Torah: Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8 Haftarah: Isaiah 60:1-22
SHABBAT NITZAVIM
14 Friday Evening
4:00 PM - Friday at Four: Shabbat for Tots
6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat

15 Saturday Morning
10:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Service


Torah: Deuteronomy 29:9-30:20 Haftarah: Isaiah 61:10-63:9
SHABBAT VAYEILECH
21 Friday Evening
4:00 PM - Friday at Four: Shabbat for Tots
6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat

22 Saturday Morning
10:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Service


Torah: Deuteronomy 30:1-30 Haftarah: Hosea 14:2-10;
Micah 7:18-20; Joel 2:15-27
SHABBAT HAAZINU
28 Friday Evening
4:00 PM - Friday at Four
Fourth Friday Shabbat
7:00 PM - Dinner
8:00 PM - Service
9:00 PM - Program / Oneg

29 Saturday Morning
10:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Service


Torah: Exodus 10:1-13:16 Haftarah: Jeremiah 46:13-28
HIGH HOLY DAYS
SCHEDULE
FOR 5773

ROSH HASHANAH
Sunday, September 16th
8:00 PM - Service for Rosh Hashanah

Monday, September 17th
9:00 AM - Family Service: One for Tots,
another for Grades 1-7
10:00 AM - Morning Service
3:00 PM - Temple Youth Group Tashlich

YOM KIPPUR
Wednesday, September 25th
8:00 PM - Kol Nidre

Thursday, September 26th
9:00 AM - Family Service: One for Tots,
another for Grades 1-7
10:00 AM - Morning Service
1:00 PM - Early Afternoon Prayers
1:30 PM - Social Action Forum
3:00 PM - Afternoon Service
4:00 PM - Temple Youth Group Study
Program
4:15 PM - The Reading of the Torah
5:00 PM - Yizkor and Neilah
7:00 PM - Break-the-fast
Child care is available during all
High Holiday Services
Ticket information
call the Temple office
at 718 638 7600
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Rabbis Message

A Service of Healing and Comfort
Shalom. . . . The word shalom is one of the single most identifying words
that any Jew can utter; as a greeting, a farewell, and of course, a prayer for
peace. But in fact, its real meaning is perhaps even more profound than we
might realize. The root for the word shalom, Sh-L-M , actually means
wholeness or completeness. The Modern Hebrew word for to pay is
lshalem, as we complete a transaction. If we are at war, or if we allow
injustice in society, or if there is something threatening our well-being, then
there is a breach of shalom - our world is broken. The more conceptual form
of the same term is shleimut. Shleimut represents a sense of wholeness
within ourselves, with our family members and friends, and a feeling of con-
nectedness with the world, and ultimately with God. All of us aspire to a
greater sense of wholeness in all these aspects. If the wholeness of our lives
is broken in some way, we need to be healed; whether it is a physical sense if
we are ill or injured; in an emotional sense, if we are sick at heart; or in a spiritual sense, if we feel discon-
nected from others, and from the world.

Healing. . . . While the notion of healing has very deep roots in Jewish tradition, it is only relatively recently
that it has taken on a modern idiom. Certainly our beloved songstress Debbie Friedman, zl, brought us one
expression of healing through her setting of Mi Shebeirach, which has become enshrined in Reform liturgy, as
it has in many other communities as well. But there are many additional layers to Jewish healing, and I sus-
pect that all of us feel the need for such healing from time to time.

The High Holy Days. . . . We are entering the Season of Teshuvah - Repentance. And while the process of
Teshuvah has very specific requirements in terms of our making rapprochement with people with whom there
has been some breach in the shleimut of our relationship, it also is an introspective, private process, during
which we aspire to repair our relationship with God, and our sense of connectedness to the world. And in-
deed, ALL of us - no matter who we are, or what our circumstances - from time to time find ourselves in need
of this sort of comfort and healing, whether in a literal or spiritual sense.

Service of Healing and Comfort. . . . During this coming Yom Kippur Afternoon, after our Social Action Fo-
rum, in place of the usual readings from our machzor, we will use that time for something new - a Service of
Healing and Comfort. It will consist of some readings that I have collated from the Center for Jewish Healing
and various similar organizations, selected Psalms, some music from Lauren and Shinae, a bit of focusing and
relaxation with the help of our congregant Dr. Gail Levine, and some badly needed quiet, personal time, as we
take the break from the craziness of our world, just as Yom Kippur insists that we do. During that time as
well, the Ark will remain open. The Cantor and I will be off the bimah, so that anyone who wishes to spend a
few minutes by him/herself alone in private meditation in front of the open Ark will have the opportunity to do
so. We hope that this will be a meaningful and helpful time for all of us.

In the meantime, as always, Stephen, Philip and I send to all of you our heartfelt wishes for a Shanah Tovah
Uvriah Umtukah - a year of good health, sweetness, and much joy - to you and your loved ones. May this be
a year of shalom - of wholeness, healing, and peace - for us, and for our world.

-Rabbi Linda Henry Goodman


Officers Column
Temple Youth set for a NFTY Time
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If you are not a teenager yourself
or the parent of one you may have
missed the return of the Union Tem-
ple Youth Group. This past year, a
dozen or so of our young people
have been baking challah, wall-
climbing at Brooklyn Boulder,
marching in the Israel Day Parade
and enjoying Shabbat dinners to-
gether. Now, were blowing out the
Youth Group into a full-fledged
September to August program, un-
der the leadership of David Marx,
Religious School teacher, fluent He-
brew speaker and grad student in
education.

The year starts with a series of
teens-only programs around the
High Holy Days. While the adults
are joining with other Brownstone
Brooklyn synagogues in a joint
Selichot program at Park Slope
Jewish Center, the Youth Group has
the Temple to itself for an intro-
spective session on forgiveness.
The next morning, the crew heads
to Hebrew Union College for the
Leadership Training Institute, a
daylong gathering of leadership
building, networking and fun. Af-
ter the morning Rosh Hashanah ser-
vice, on September 16th, the Youth
Group will conduct its taschlich
service in Prospect Park.

And what would a Youth Group be
without NFTY outings? Well be
joining with the venerable National
Federation of Temple Youth for
several events throughout the year,
highlighted by weekends at Camps
Kutz and Eisner.

Our indefatigable David Marx is
also conducting extra sessions for
our pre-Bar/Bat Mitzvah kids.
Jewish
Museum
Tour
Sunday, November 11

Join us on Sunday, November 11 on the bus for a day-trip to
Philadelphia, where we will have a docent tour of the National
Museum of American Jewish History. We will walk through
the remarkable story of the American Jewish experience, and
contemplate inestimable contribution we Jews have made to
our national life as Americans.

The cost is $25 per person, not including lunch at the Museum.
Call the office at (718) 636-7600 to reserve your spot.

This tour is made possible by a grant from our congregant Mi-
chael Glikin, in memory of his mother Celia Glikin, z"l.

uniontemple@uniontemple.org
UNION TEMPLE 17 EASTERN PARKWAY
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11238
The enhanced Bar/Bat Mitzvah program features an event every month,
with emphasis on Jewish learning and social action. Plans include deliver-
ing aid to the elderly and the homeless, and partnering with organizations
such as the Museum of Jewish Heritage, Jews for Racial and Economic
Justice, and Dorot. If this sounds suspiciously like the Youth Group cur-
riculum, thats intentional. To aid the transition into the teen group, the
kids are invited to the NFTY Junior Youth Weekend at Camp Eisner in
the spring.

The Youth Group parents this past year have been extraordinarily gener-
ous with their time, effort and support, and it has paid off in a wonderful
set of Jewish experiences for their teenagers. To join these families, or
for more information about our youth programs, call the Temple office.
Theres plenty of room.

-Beatrice Hanks, President
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It seems only yesterday that we were wishing you
a happy summer, and suddenly September is here.
Time to tuck away our memories of long, hot, lazy
days and turn our thoughts to the cool, crisp days
of autumn and our new year with its promise of
fresh beginnings. Sisterhood hopes you had a
pleasant summer and are rested and ready to join
us in an exciting new season.

We'll be welcoming you back on Sunday, October
14, 2012, at 10 AM, with one of our popular Rosh
Chodesh Seders. This one celebrates the beginning
of the month of Cheshvan--a quiet month devoid
of holidays, which gives us time to reflect on the
hopes and dreams we surround ourselves with dur-
ing the Holy Days of our new year. We'll explore
those hopes and dreams and the way we can use
them to enhance our lives. We'll also be discussing
Deborah Feldman's eye-opening memoir, UNOR-
THODOX: The Scandalous Rejection of my Hassi-
dic Roots. Be sure to join us for this enlightening
morning of sharing and caring, warmth, friendship,
and fun--and, of course, lots of good things to eat!

Watch this space and your mail for more informa-
tion about all our programs. Every one of them is
guaranteed to delight and inspire you. We hope
you'll be with us for them alland as a member. If
you have not yet renewed your membership,
please do so promptly, and if you are not yet a Sis-
terhood member, we hope you will join us now.
It's as simple as writing a check for $36 to Sister-
hood of Union Temple. Think about itfor only
double chai you can perform the mitzvah of bring-
ing hope and help where they are needed by add-
ing your voice, your heart, and your hands to ours,
as together we reach out to perform tikkun olam.

Sisterhood wishes everyone a happy, healthy, and
successful New Year. May 5773 be a year of peace
in our hearts, our homes, and our world. L'Shanah
Tovah!

-Barbara Brett, Secretary
Sisterhood
A Scandalous
Beginning to the Year
Friday at
Four
Shabbat for
Kids
Pre-K and K
Every Friday at 4 PM
With YOSHIE
At Union Temple
Thank you to the
Summer Shabbat
Leaders!
On behalf of our entire congregation, Rabbi
Goodman thanks and commends those of our
congregants who led Shabbat services dur-
ing this past summer.

Abe Barnett Linda and Howard Simka
Henry Singer Arnold Kolikoff
Jeffrey Stein Dr. Leonore Max
Denise Waxman Nicole Lebenson
Jannette Katz Dr. Peter Gomori
Demetria Royals Ellen Kolikoff
Dr. Gail Levine and Dr. Robert Fried
Mazal Tov to our Graduates
REBECCA LEVITAN, daughter of Dan Levitan and
Anne Schwartz, on her graduation in June from Harvard
College.

EREZ MIRER, son of Andy Mirer and Jesse Green, on
his graduation from Brooklyn Friends School. He is at-
tending Clark College in the fall.
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The SHALOM
Meditation
Circle
Feeling
stressed?

Burned
out?
Distracted
and
confused?

Overwhelmed?
Find the
PEACE WITHIN
All sessions will be led by Dr. Gail Levine-Fried, PhD, CTRS, RYT, tenured college professor
(retired); Certified Yoga teacher (RYT, Yoga Alliance); former Staff, Dept. of Psychiatry, St.
Luke's/Roosevelt Hospital and Columbia Presbyterian Med. Center; Wellness Lifestyle Educa-
tor. Member of Union Temple since 1955.
***Drawing upon Jewish spiritual traditions and incorporating the tools of Breath-
work; Visualization; Progressive Relaxation; Sound vibration and Toning and Mindfulness,
you will learn how to clear away the mental "clutter" in your brain. Achieve greater focus
and clarity. Balance emotions and feel calmer and more centered. Connect more deeply
with your "NEFESH" (Soul).
For further info. call the Temple Office at (718) 636-7600
One hour sessions will be held on
Wednesday
September 12th
There is no cost for the program
No previous experience required.
Sessions start at
5:30 P.M and
end at 6:30 P.M.
The group meets
on the 4th floor
of the Temple.
Sessions are open to
non-members as well
as Temple members.
Please arrive on time and wear comfortable clothing.
uniontemple@uniontemple.org UNION TEMPLE 17 EASTERN PARKWAY, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11238
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Religious School

Welcome Principal Andy Dubin!
Its hard to believe that the High Holy Days are almost here and that
summer has almost passed. However the year ahead promises to be great
one for the UT Brotherhood. A full slate of activities are planned includ-
ing the ever popular book discussions and films. Be sure to watch the cal-
endar for these exciting events.

The kickoff of Brotherhood events will be the annual Sukkah building
that will take place on Sunday, September 30th at 9:30 AM. All are in-
vited to this fun morning of building. We will meet in the Temple lobby.

New members to Brotherhood are always welcome.

L'Shanah Tovah!

-David Rapheal, Secretary
The Union
Temple Reli-
gious School
welcomes the
new principal
Dr. Andy
Dubin. A na-
tive of New
York City,
Andy is a
fourth year rabbinical student at
Hebrew Union College -Jewish
Institute of Religion, having stud-
ied his first two years in Jerusalem.
As a Junior at Amherst College in
1986, Andy traveled to Israel for
the first time, spending seven
months at The Hebrew University
of Jerusalem. After college, he
taught religious studies at two
New England boarding schools
(St. Pauls School and Northfield
Mount Hermon), and then re-
turned to New York to pursue a
Masters Degree from Jewish
Theological Seminary. While in
New York, Andy taught religious
studies and coached various
sports in a number of local
schools, such as Trinity, Dalton,
and Solomon Schechter. He also
spent four summers leading teen
tours for NFTY through Israel,
which led ultimately to his be-
coming Director of College Edu-
cation for the Reform Movement.
Following his time at the UAHC,
Andy moved with his growing
family, first Phillips Exeter Acad-
emy in Exeter, NH, for a one-
year visiting position, then to
Waltham, MA where he served as
Dean of Students at a Jewish high
school called Gann Academy:
The New Jewish High School of Greater Boston, and finally to Greens-
boro, NC, where he served as Dean of Students at the pluralistic Jewish
boarding school, American Hebrew Academy. After a significant hiatus,
Andy brought his JTS studies to a close in 2008, graduating with a Doc-
torate from the Department of Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages.
Having served last year as the Rabbinic Intern at Temple Beth HaS-
holom in Williamsport, PA, where he was the sole Jewish professional
presence, Andy is excited to be part of the Union team, working with
Rabbi Goodman, the entire professional staff, and most especially, the
students (of all ages) of this fabulous congregation (not to mention the
fact that its just a subway ride away).
Union Temple wishes Andy, his wife Nancy (a cantorial student also at
HUC-JIR), and their four children (Shira, Liron, Noa, and Ari) a great year.
Beginning after the Holidays, Dr. Dubin will begin an Anshei
Mitzvah Class on Wednesday Evenings, for those adults who
would like to learn to read Hebrew and work toward becom-
ing B'nei and B'not Mitzvah. If you are interested, please
contact Rabbi Goodman either by phone or E-mail
(rabbigoodman@uniontemple.org) during September.
Brotherhood
Were Back
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Union Temple Open House
A Warm, Welcoming and Diverse Reform Jewish Congregation

Get to Know Us
Sunday Sept. 9, 2012 10 am to 1 pm
Learn about opportunities for worship, adult education, and social ac-
tion.
Parents and Children: Meet with educators from our School of Religion
and Pre-School
Schmooze with our dynamic Rabbi Dr. Linda Henry Goodman
No charge for High Holy Day Services
Enjoy
Live Klezmer Music
Antique Cars show
Bagels and coffee (of course)
New Member Raffle - Winner will receive a years free membership

For more information about our Religious School and a registration packet call
our office. Registration for the 2012/2013 year has started!
Union Temple of Brooklyn 17 Eastern Parkway at Grand Army Plaza Brooklyn, NY 11238
718-638-7600 Fax: 718-783-9151 email: uniontemple@uniontemple.org
http://www.uniontemple.org/
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Mazal Tov to...
our Honorary President
HORTENSE HURWITZ
on the birth of her new
great-granddaughter
ISABELLA ROBIN PIKE
born June 22
to Jade and William Pike.
The proud grandparents are
SANFORD AND RONA HUTTON
and to
MARIANNE DREYFUS
on the birth of her new
great-grandson
EITAN JOSHUA WALLACE
born July 18 in St. Louis, to Lina
Dreyfus Wallace and Adam Wallace.
The proud grandparents are
Rabbi Ellen and Dr. James Dreyfus

Tzedakah

UNION TEMPLE MEMORIAL FUND
Donated by ........................................................................ in memory of
Sherry Rosenberg ....................................................................................... Eva Goldstone
Julie Zellat .................................................................................................. Sigmund Zellat
Julie Zellat .................................................................................................. Clara Zellat
Herb and Julie Karlitz................................................................................. Irwin Karlitz
Diane E. Ungar ........................................................................................... Daniel Ungar
Anna Budd and George Hausman .............................................................. Lena Hausman
David and Beatrice Segal ........................................................................... Nathan Segal
Dr. Gail Levine-Fried ................................................................................. Myrna Levine
Anna Budd and George Hausman .............................................................. Myrna Levine
Anna Budd and George Hausman .............................................................. Jerry Hausman
Sherry Rosenberg ....................................................................................... Harry Goldstone
Rabbi Linda Henry Goodman .................................................................... Philip G. Henry
Cheryl Pasternack ....................................................................................... Steven Pasternack
David and Louise Trubek ........................................................................... Paul Grossman
Jean Pierre Halioua ..................................................................................... Felicie Halioua
Bert and Phyllis Ludwig ............................................................................. Sadye R. Altman
Joyce M. Charles ........................................................................................ Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson

DR. A. STANLEY DREYFUS LECTURE FUND
Donated by
Marianne Dreyfus ....................................................................................... in memory of Rabbi A. Stanley Dreyfus
Marianne Dreyfus ....................................................................................... in honor of Eitan Joshua Wallace
Marianne Dreyfus ....................................................................................... in memory of Ann Zink Frank
Barbara and Hy Brett .................................................................................. in honor of Hortense Hurwitz on the birth of
her great granddaughter Isabella Robin Pike
Hortense Hurwitz ....................................................................................... in honor of Marianne Dreyfus on the birth of
great grandsons Eitan Joshua Wallace and
Yonatan Leo Richman-Dreyfus
Hortense Hurwitz ....................................................................................... in memory of Ann Zink Frank
Barbara and Hy Brett .................................................................................. in memory of Joseph Zink and Simon Brett

HAPPY DAY FUND
Donated by ........................................................................ in honor of
Doris Klueger .............................................................................................. Maggie Millers Bat Mitzvah
Karen and Scott Inward ............................................................................... Union Temple
Patricia Ann Sherman Teper ....................................................................... Hortense Hurwitz on her 92nd birthday
Jeffrey M. Greenberg .................................................................................. Union Temple
We express our deepest condolences to

HY and BARBARA BRETT
on the death of Barbara's sister
ANN ZINK FRANK
on July 18.
We send our sympathy as well to Ann's husband, Dr. Sy Frank,
and their children, Dr. David Frank and his wife Janet Green-
berg, Ellen Frank and her husband Michael Herzberg, and Deb-
orah Frank and her husband Richard Davino, and grandchildren
Sarah, Joshua, Benjamin, Max and Rebecca.

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May her memory be for a blessing
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Tzedakah
UNION TEMPLE BOOK FUND
Mickey Schwartz and Sheila Solow ............................................................ in memory of Lawrence Schwartz

RABBIS DISCRETIONARY FUND
Donated by ........................................................................ in memory of
Anna Budd and George Hausman ............................................................... Lena Hausman
Anna Budd and George Hausman ...............................................................Jerry Hausman

SHABBAT ONEG
Donated by ........................................................................ in honor of
Philip Rubinstein ......................................................................................... John Golomb
Rabbi Linda Henry Goodman .....................................................................Women Of The Wall
Dennies Gajadhar ........................................................................................the anniversary of her conversion to Judaism
Hortense Hurwitz ........................................................................................ Rabbi Goodman
Susanne and Henry Singer
Howard and Linda Simka
Denise Waxman and Jeff Stein

SISTERHOOD MEMORIAL FUND
Donated by ........................................................................ in memory of
Barbara and Hy Brett................................................................................... Henrietta Zink


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1-800-522-0588
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Dr. Linda Henry Goodman
Rabbi

Lauren Phillips
Student Cantor

Shinae Kim
Temple Musician

Dr. Andy Dubin
Educator/Rabbinic Intern

Susan Sporer
Preschool Director

Beatrice Hanks
President

Abe Barnett
Ellen Kolikoff
Henry Singer
Vice Presidents

Steven Segall
Secretary

Jeffrey Stein
Treasurer

Mike Baron
Hortense R. Hurwitz
Doris Klueger
Honorary Presidents


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or leave a message with the temple office.
Memorial Plaques
Zelda Elly .............................................................September 1, 1945
Sara Kirsch ...........................................................September 2, 1939
Albert M. Kasdan .................................................September 2, 1968
Kate K. Kauffman ................................................September 3, 1970
Joseph D. Novich .................................................September 4, 1948
Stella D. Kahn ......................................................September 4, 1969
Jacob Lorence ......................................................September 5, 1929
Bashe Kremer .......................................................September 5, 1958
Marion Frieman ...................................................September 5, 1974
Harris Obstfeld .....................................................September 6, 1931
Alyce Nicole Fogel ..............................................September 6, 1958
Cecilia Masur .......................................................September 6, 1962
Louis Lorence ......................................................September 6, 1966
William Bergman .................................................September 8, 1926
Michael Goldsmith ...............................................September 8, 1934
Hattie Mayer ........................................................September 8, 1963
Sidney Berman ...................................................September 10, 1956
Florence Beacon .................................................September 11, 1992
Julius Wechsler ..................................................September 14, 1943
Lazarus Muscat ..................................................September 14, 1944
Louis Kahn .........................................................September 15, 1918
Rosa Newman ....................................................September 15, 1926
Helen Himmelreich ............................................September 15, 1947
Harry Rutenberg .................................................September 15, 1967
Jeanette Abromowitz ..........................................September 15, 1977
Max Kamen ........................................................September 15, 1981
Rabbi Simon R. Cohen .......................................September 16, 1942
Dr. Benjamin E. Wolfort ....................................September 17, 1950
Irving S. Millman ...............................................September 17, 1977
Vera Kamen .......................................................September 17, 1989
Charlotte Berko ..................................................September 18, 1976
Samuel Schwartz ................................................September 19, 1928
Machen Rice ......................................................September 23, 1910
Max Dreyfuss .....................................................September 25, 1942
David Kaufman ..................................................September 26, 1958
Minnie Cowin ....................................................September 28, 1924
Henrietta Van Raalte ......................................... September 28, 1927
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
10:30 AM
Shabbat Morning
Service
2 3
Labor Day
4 5



6:15 PM
Officers
6 7

4:00 PM
Friday at Four
6:30 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat
Pot Luck Dinner
8 10:30 AM
Shabbat Morning
Service

9 9:30 AM
Religious School
Opening Ceremony
Membership
Open House
8AM-4PM UniTY
Fall Leadership
Institute, HUC
10



6:00 PM
Board of
Trustees
11 12

5:30 PM
Shalom
Meditation Circle
7:00 PM
UT Singers
13 14


4:00 PM
Friday at Four
6:30 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat
15
10:30 AM
Shabbat Morning
Service
16
9:30 AM
Religious School
8:00 PM
Evening Service
for
Rosh Hashanah
17
Rosh Hashanah
9:00 AM
Childrens
Services
10:00 AM
Morning Service
18 19



7:00 PM
UT Singers
20 21

4:00 PM
Friday at Four
6:30 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat
3rd Friday Pizza
22
10:30 AM
Shabbat Morning
Service
23
9:30 AM
Religious School
24



6:30 PM
Religious School
Meeting
25



8:00 PM
Kol Nidre
26
Yom Kippur
Services all day,
please see
schedule
27 28 4:00 PM
Friday at Four
Fourth Friday
7:00 PM
Dinner
8:00 PM
Service
Oneg to Follow
29
10:30 AM
Shabbat Morning
Service
30 9:30 AM
Religious School;
Brotherhood
Sukkah Building
7:00 PM
Sukkah Reception
7:30 PM
Sukkot Service

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