Shabbat Services at Temple B'rith Shalom at 6 p.m.
Please join us this Friday at 6pm for Shabbat Services led by Deb and Jeff Plotkin. This service will be available in-person or on Zoom. If you are joining us via Zoom, you will receive the Zoom invite Friday afternoon.
Please join us around 5:15pm for an Oneg before services begin.
Join us Saturday morning at 10am for Torah Study led by Carl Shulak at Temple B'rith Shalom. This is available in-person only.
We will be saying Kaddish for the following people at Shabbat this Friday, July 29th. These names have been taken from the member portion of our website. If you do not see your loved one's name and would like their name to be added to be said at services, please contact Jessica in the office. Harris Allen, brother of Estherly Allen Michael Brody, brother of Richard Brody Barbara Primoff, sister of Joanne Brody Sima Goodhartz, sister of Dot Jones Peter Lawrence Goldman, father of Wendy Porter, grandfather of Henrietta Porter Mildred Malyjurek, mother of Sue Aycock Mark Basch, son of Esther Basch, brother of Rachel Turet Bonnie Sperling, wife of Michael Sperling Linda Hochman, partner of Bill Cadwallender Daniel Glenn Luedke, son of Karin and Rod Luedke Gene Gertler, husband of Poco Gertler Joanna King, wife of Joseph King Ruthann Perlmutter, mother of Rabbi Nina Perlmutter Myra Nathenson, wife of Stephen Nathenson Judy O’Brien, daughter of Sally Contour Paul Perrot, brother of Mireille Perrot Marvin Rifkin, husband of Janet Rifkin Larry Ehrlich, husband of Suzanne Ehrlich
Healing Thoughts for: Rick Bernstein, Leo Strom, Dr. Marylyn Clark, Elijah Escobedo, John Dealy, Estherly Allen, Mike Wolf, Hal Bierman, Arlene Raskin, Esther Basch, Michael Friend, Stephanie Byrd, and Brett Friend.
If you would like to add or take off your name or your family member's name from the healing list, please call or email the office at 928-708-0018 or office@brithshalom-az.org.
Tikkun Olam- Let's Give Back to our Community!
School supplies are always needed for students and teachers within our community. Tammy with the Firefighter Angel Foundation is in need of washable markers, backpacks, colored penciled, kleenex, lysol wipes, and other cleaning supplies. Any school supplies are appreciated and accepted. If you would like to contribute any of these items, please bring them to Jessica in the office at Temple. Please call her at (509) 670-0540 to make arrangements. Thank you all for your kind hearts and generosity. Let's come together at Temple B'rith Shalom to give back to our community!
Adult Education Presents...
Is God male or female or beyond either? God is referred to as He in the Hebrew Bible. In the Talmud, the rabbis refer to God as He, but often use the term Shekhinah, which is a feminine noun. In Kabbalah, Shekhinah is thought of as the feminine face of God. In recent times, the name Shekhinah has been used by Jewish feminists as an alternative to male names for God. We will explore the evolution of the idea.
Presented by Tom Brodersen, MSJS (Master of Science in Jewish Studies) Sunday, July 31st at 1pm at Temple B'rith Shalom
Please join Carl Shulak's Lunch Bunch Torah Study at the Temple! Every Wednesday from 12-1:30pm Feel free to bring your own lunch but please no treif (pork, shrimp, etc). All are welcome to attend!
Onegs are BACK! We are looking for volunteers to host an Oneg. This would involve purchasing the food, preparing it for service at the temple, as well as cleaning up afterwards. We are hoping to serve simple, and light refreshments such as cookies, cheese and crackers, hummus and veggies, etc. It is up to you! The temple would of course be happy to reimburse any expenses with receipts up to $25 per Oneg.
If you would like to volunteer to host an Oneg, please contact Jessica in the office. As excited as we all are to have Onegs back, we will not be able to sustain them without each and every one of your help.
UPDATE: Thank you all who have volunteered to host an Oneg. The next available Oneg date is in September.
The Men of Temple B'rith Shalom Every Tuesday at 9:30am at the Wildflower
Please join the Men of Temple B'rith Shalom every Tuesday at 9:30am at the wonderful Wildflower restuarant here in Prescott. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to get to know the Men of TBS better over a cup of coffee and great conversation. We hope to see you there!
Hearing Devices Available!
We have devices available during in-person services for anyone who is hard of hearing. If you are interested in using one of these devices, please let Jessica or Al know when you arrive to services. For more information on these devices, please contact Al Steinberg at 928-273-9551 or by email at uncleal81@aol.com.
We now are listing the month's lifecycle events on our website, ShulCloud. Please select "My account" and below you can select the monthly birthdays and anniversaries to view. This is available to all Temple B'rith Shalom congregants. Please make sure you are logged into your account to view these special lifecycle events.
PJ Library If you have a Jewish child (6 months to 8 years old) who lives in the greater Prescott area, you can sign up for the PJ Library and receive a free Jewish book each month. For more information about this program, contact the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Prescott at 928-771-3737, or sign up on the website, www.jcfgp.org. If you have Jewish grandchildren living in other cities, they can search online to determine if their communities participate in this program.
Are you interested in advertising on our website? Please contact Jessica in the office for more details.
Temple B'rith Shalom 2077 Brohner Way Prescott, AZ 86301
TBS Hike Sunday, Oct 27th 9:00a to 12:00p Temple (All ages) Hike on The Peavine Trail.
Turn onto Sundog Road towards the Humane Society off of Prescott Lakes Pkwy. $3 to park ( cash or credit card ) Flat Trail.
Social Outing for 25-55yr old's Sunday, Oct 27th 10:00a to 12:00p Young adults (ages 25-55) hike at Lynx lake followed by lunch at Wildflower. RSVP to Jessica Dreifuss office@brithshalom-az.org
The World is a Mirror Taught by Shira Zerner Tuesday, Oct 29th 1:00p to 2:00p Tuesdays from 1-2pm Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26, Dec. 3
Register and more info: Shira at snowlover36@startmail.com
You are probably aware that certain people or certain situations trigger you, bringing up feelings like anger, sadness, resentment, anxiety, etc. Have you ever thought about why this happens? Would you like to learn a method that will help you stop these triggers from happening? The Ba’al Shem Tov (the founder of Hassidic Judaism) taught “THE WORLD IS A MIRROR.” Join us to explore this fascinating concept. Learn how to apply it to your own life and discover the many benefits of personal, communal and global healing it can provide.
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