From July 3rd through
Labor Day Weekend

Friday Shabbat Services
6:15 p.m.


Saturday Shabbat Services
8:45 a.m.

Come as you are and end
your work week by beginning
Shabbat together.


At Community Synagogue we keep in mind the three-fold definition of what a synagogue is supposed to be: A House of Prayer - Beit T'filah; A House of Study - Beit Midrash, and A House of Assembly - Beit Knesset. We strive to help people find God and connections to each other through sacred Jewish acts. In each of these areas, we serve our community with creativity, innovation, and caring. We endeavor to make our Judaism relevant, compelling, inspiring and meaningful. Our services are enriched with music that blends the traditions of our past with modern and innovative expression.


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community news
From the desk of the Israeli Action Committee
As we all know, on Saturday morning December 27th, Israel launched a major military operation against Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip.  The Israel Action Committee would like to provide some worthwhile news links to stay connected.  Contained in the news links are important talking points. 

Current Situation in Israel

Interested in becoming a Jewish professional?
Did you know that Rabbi Gropper, Cantor Mutlu, Rabbi Emeritus Robert A. Rothman and virtually every other clergy person that has served Community Synagogue in its 60 year old history is an alumnus of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion? To learn more about programs that can enrich your professional and personal life go to http://www.huc.edu/

Support Kibbutz Lotan, our sister community in Israel
As members of Community Synagogue we have an amazing opportuntiy to support a sister community in Israel. Kibbutz Lotan is located in the Arava region of Israel near Eilat. It is an amazing place with amazing programs. To learn more click on KibbutzLotan.com

The Arab-Israeli Conflict: A Brief Guide for the Perplexed
Four years ago, David Harris, Executive Director of the American Jewish Committee wrote an essay making the case for Israel. In light of the renewed focus on Israel today against the backdrop of the Gaza disengagement, Harris has substantially revised and updated the essay. To read the essay, click on this link.

NEWS LINKS
Haaretz: www.haaretz.com is an independent daily Israeli newspaper with a broadly liberal outlook both on domestic issues and on international affairs. This links to the English Language version.
The Jerusalem Post: www.jpost.com is an English Language Israeli daily newspaper.
Jerusalemonline.com: www.jerusalemonline.com
is the first video news update from Israel in English sent directly to your e-mail on a daily basis. This short, to-the-point, balanced update is brought to you by Israel's leading television news source, Channel 2 News.

Community Synagogue Religious School

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SCHEDULE:

Shabbat Morning Religious School Classes (K-6th Grade) began on September 6th and meet from 8:45-10:45 a.m. each Saturday.

Wednesday Afternoon Religious School Classes (4th-7th Grade) began on September 10th and meet from 4:00-5:45 p.m. each Wednesday.

Please Note: The OPTIONAL Accelerated Hebrew Class for 3rd Graders began on September 10th and meets from 4:00-5:45 p.m. each Wednesday. (Students must be pre-registered).

Monday Evening Religious School Classes (7th-12th Grade) began on September 22, 2008 and meet from 6:30-8:00 p.m. each Monday.

 

ALL B'NEI MITZVAH SERVICES BEGIN AT 11:15 a.m. on SHABBAT (SATURDAY) MORNINGS.



Social Action

Join fellow Community Synagogue members in conjunction with Helping Hands for the Homeless and Hungry serving the Port Chester area with
Dinner At Noon.

Looking for mitzvah-minded people to help prepare or bring food, set up, serve, mingle and clean up.  Appropriate for all ages, but children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Community service hours available for teens.

Please contact Deb Nanus for details and to reserve your dates at: dnanus@verizon.net or 914-937-2832



The Green Team
The mission of the Green Team is to promote energy efficiency and responsible conservation practices within the Synagogue and the larger community.  Our projects have included changing the lighting in the Synagogue to CFL bulbs, placing recycling bins in the religious school and installing a bicycle rack.  We are now using ecologically friendly cleaning materials and reusable table cloths.  Recently we planted an organic flower garden in front of the building.  We have many ongoing projects and there is much work to be done.  If you would like to get involved or want more information on our activities, please contact the Synagogue office at 967-6262 or email committees@comsynrye.org.


 
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