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

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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.
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2008-09 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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