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Sisterhood
offers friendship, fun, learning, growth and involvement to all
female members of TBA, while also serving the Temple and Jewish
community at large. Sisterhood enthusiastically welcomes your
ideas and participation.
Efforts include:
• Preparing the Oneg Shabbat each week
• Preparing the meal for the Interfaith
dinner
• Providing the pulpit flowers
• Presenting gifts to our B’nai Mitzvah and
awards to graduating students
• Running the TBA Judaica Shop
• Co-Sponsoring with Men’s Club Kabbalat Shabbat Dinners and
Symposia on periodic Friday nights.JPG)
We hope that our upcoming daytime and evening
programs will foster individual development, increase our Jewish
knowledge and nurture lasting friendships. Please join us!
President: Susan Fein
Executive VP: Jane Eisenstat
VP Fundraising: Elena Meinhardt & Debbie
Meyers
VP Membership: Stacey Rosenberg & Bunny
Schwartz
VP Programming: Dina Polay, Evelyn Gern &
Ruth Ross
Treasurer: Barbara Birnbaum
Recording Secretary: Bernice Garbade
Corresponding Secretaries: Rochelle Cohen & Eileen Greenberg
Kabbalat Shabbat Dinner
& Symposium
(sponsored by Sisterhood
& Men’s Club)
 Guest
speaker:
Fred Lazin, The Lynn and Lloyd Hurst Family
Professor of Local Government; Chair & Professor, Department of
Politics and Government Ben Gurion University of the Negev
Beersheva, Israel.
Obama and Netanyahu: A New Era in U.S.-Israel Relations
Friday, March 5, 2010
Service 6:30 PM
Dinner/Symposium
7:30 PM
A Professor of Politics and Government at Ben Gurion
University in
Israel, Fred
Lazin brings his
extensive
knowledge and
experience to
Temple B’nai
Abraham for the
March Kabbalat
Symposium,
His presentation
will include an
in-depth
analysis of the
current
political
situation in
Israel and the
Middle East.
Since he will
spend the
preceding week
in Israel, his
observations
will be fresh
and current. The
program will
address the ways
that the
elections of
President Obama
and Prime
Minister
Netanyahu, the
wars in Lebanon,
Gaza and Iraq,
and the rise of
Hamas and Iran
have affected
Israel and the
prospects for a
settlement with
the
Palestinians,
Syrians and the
Arab World in
general.
Please RSVP to
the Temple
(973.994.2290)
by March 1 so
we can order the
appropriate
amount of food
and set up
enough tables!
If you plan to come,
please RSVP to the
Temple office at
973.994.2290 by
March 3.
Sisterhood Spring
Time Gala

 
Click here for
RSVP form
Sisterhood’s Family Fund
Please join Sisterhood in
our commitment to help our own TBA families. In these
unprecedented economic times, we have all been affected
financially, to varying degrees, and as the women of TBA, we
care.
To help relieve the
pressure and burden many families are feeling, we have
created the Sisterhood Family Fund. This fund
will support the Temple’s efforts to provide membership &
religious education to all families needing assistance with
their financial obligations.
The donation levels are
listed below.
Sisterhood Family
Fund
Diamond $1000
Emerald $500
Ruby $350
Sapphire $180
Pearls $72
Amethyst $36
To contribute, please
contact the temple office
at 973.994.2290
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