Temple Beth Jacob
67 Broadway Concord, NH 03301
e-mail office@tbjconcord.org
phone (603) 228-8581

Not many religious organizations can claim they are growing today. However, Temple Beth Jacob, in New Hampshire's capital city of Concord, is a growing, vibrant religious community.
MAY BAR MITZVAH
Bar Mitzvah of
ADAM JOSEPH RESNICK
Celebrated: Saturday, May 3
Temple Beth Jacob Update
Shabbat Services
Fri. May 2 8:00pm Shabbat Evening Service
Sat. May 3 9:30am Shabbat Morning Service
Bar Mitzvah of Adam Resnick
Kedoshim
Leviticus 19:1-20:27
Amos 9:7-15
Sun. May 4 2-6:00pm Reading of Names
6:00pm Yom Hashoah Program
Project Preservation
Fri. May 9 6:00pm Shabbat Dinner
7:00pm Shabbat Evening Service
Led by Grade 2
Israel at 60
Sat May 10 9:30am Shabbat Morning Service
Led by Grade 6
Emor
Leviticus 21:4-24:23
Ezekiel 44:15-31
Fri. May 16 8:00pm Shabbat Evening Service
Marilyn Price, Storyteller/
Scholar-in-Residence
Sat. May 17 9:30am Shabbat Morning Service
Marilyn Price, Storyteller/
Scholar-in-Residence
Behar
Leviticus 25:1-26:2
Jeremiah 32:6-17
Fri. May 23 8:00pm Shabbat Evening Service
Reunion/Artwork Dedication
Sat. May 24 9:30am Shabbat Morning Service
Bechukotei
Leviticus 26:3-27:34
Jeremiah 16:19-17:14
Fri. May 30 8:00pm Shabbat Evening Service
CONTY Creative Service
Sat. May 31 9:30am Shabbat Morning Service
Bemidbar
Numbers 1:1-4:20
I Samuel 20:28-42
Sisterhood Rummage Sale - May 11 and 18 - Sisterhood needs your donations.
Drop-off May 4 (12-2pm), May 6 and 8 (6:30-8pm) at 24 Pleasant St. (next
to Elizabeth's Kitchen).
Centennial
Commemorative Book - We want to hear from you! It's not too
late to send in your memories for the TBJ once-in-a-lifetime commemorative
book. The deadline has been extended to June 30. You can also become a
sponsor on the "Tree of Life" page or purchase an ad. For more
information see the attached form.
Nothing But Nets - Malaria Kills, Send a net. Save a life. Each $10 donation
goes directly toward the purchase of one mosquito net. We still need your
help to cover the mosquitos on the magnetic board with nets representing
your donations. Checks can be made out to TBJ and sent to the TBJ office
with "Nets" in the memo.
Centennial Tile Mural Alert! The deadline for returning completed tiles
to TBJ is Monday, May 19. The Religious School Tile Mural project will
be dedicated on June 1. If you would like to complete a tile, but do not
have one, contact the Temple office.
Chag Sameach!
Centennial • September 2007 - June 2008
The theme of this celebration is Honoring our past -- Celebrating our present -- Planning our Future. Many wonderful events will ...more info
MONTHLY MITZVAH
As some of you may be aware, the homeless shelters and the food pantries
in the Concord area are in need of food donations. We are requesting that
people bring in nonperishable foods such as rice, canned vegetables, peanut
butter, or canned spaghetti, to be distributed. Of course, dish soap,
tissues, scouring pads, and other household items are always welcomed.
Please leave your donations in the box under the table in the entryway.
Thank you, Jean Buck for the Mitzvah Girls
All are welcome at Temple Beth Jacob worship and celebrations. Shabbat worship is held every Saturday morning at 9:30 am, and every Friday evening at various times based on the season. A monthly family service led by a religious school class is preceded by a Shabbat dinner during the school year.
Despite the challenges of a growing Temple, we welcome new families to continue the tradition of the close knit and energetic community we are today.
A special Thank you for all of the generous Donations to TBJ. see Monthly Bulletin
Memberships
Temple Beth Jacob
is a member of Union
for Reform Judaism (formerly UAHC)
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Al Galgalim/Training Wheels
2007-08 REGISTRATION FORM
MONTHLY MITZVAH
As some of you may be aware, the homeless shelters and the food pantries
in the Concord area are in need of food donations. We are requesting that
people bring in nonperishable foods such as rice, canned vegetables, peanut
butter, or canned spaghetti, to be distributed. Of course, dish soap, tissues,
scouring pads, and other household items are always welcomed.
Please leave your donations in the box under the table in
the entryway.
Thank you, Jean Buck for the Mitzvah Girls
INTERFAITH REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM
Over the summer months, the Interfaith Refugee Resettlement Program is expecting to receive approximately 80 refugees in Northern New England, mostly from Burundi.
These families will need tables, chairs, sofas (no sofa-sleepers), bed frames, mattresses, linens, and the very basics. If you are interested in further helping a refugee family, please call Amy Marchildon at 603-224-8111, with Lutheran Social Services. Thank you.
Wishes for r'fua shleima, strength and healing, go out to Phil Speigel, Jay Rosenfield, Ada Nachmanson, Lindsey Segal-Bator and Samantha Rotman.
The URJ has reopened their Israel Emergency
Relief Fund to assist the residents of Sderot, who have been under constant
missile attacks from Hamas.
www.urj.org/donate
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