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Rabbi’s Corner: Injustice Anywhere is a Threat to Justice Everywhere – Remembering MLK, Jr

  This weekend we remember and commemorate the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr: civil rights leader, social justice activist, pastor, preacher, husband, father, scholar, orator, dreamer. This week as well, we delve more deeply into the book of Exodus as we read the second portion from this book, Parshat Ve’eira. The book of Exodus relates […]

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Rabbi’s Corner: Shabbat Chanukah – Lighting Sparks in the Darkness (and an Update on the Santa Ana City Council Meeting)

This past Tuesday evening, Rabbi Gersh Zylberman (Senior Rabbi of Temple Bat Yahm, Newport Beach) and I attended the Santa Ana City Council meeting to speak against the draft resolution in “Solidarity with the Palestinian People and in Support of a Ceasefire.” As I wrote to you earlier, the resolution was full of egregious false […]

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Tallit Stories

Barbara Swartz I don’t have a story per se. The attached photos are obviously from my father’s youth based on the size. This was most likely the tallit he wore when he became a Bar Mitvah. He kept it his entire life. He was born in 1921 in 2009. Donna Wolffe My Most Vivid Tallit […]

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Writing for the Soul

Back by popular demand, this four week class will offer new and unique prompts, followed by writing, sharing, and, of course, a nosh. No writing experience is necessary! Join in and connect with an expression of thoughts and feelings through words. Instructor: Rise Kirbo. Cost: $18 for the series 6:30 – 7:30 pm |TBS Library […]

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The Future of Aging: Challenges and Opportunities in the New Longevity Landscape

March 3, 2019 10:30 – 11:30 am | TBS Board Room Coordinator: Paul Irving Cost: $10 per person If you signed up and have not receive a confirmation response or email, please contact the TBS Office at 714-628-4600 Population aging and increasing longevity have profound implications for businesses, governments, and individuals across the globe. Aging […]

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September 23 – Sukkot Pot Luck

One Big Family Under One Big Sukkah Sunday, September 23 – 6:00 pm Sukkot Pot Luck! Come celebrate Sukkot with at Temple Beth Sholom with a pot luck dinner. Simply fill out the form below to let us know what you’re bringing. Please no shellfish, pork or dishes that mix meat & cheese.   [gravityform […]

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Selichot Dinner, Program and Services

Join us Saturday, September 1 for our Selichot Program 6:00 pm | Dinner catered by Cooking it Personally – Denise Stephens Menu Mediterranean Chicken Dinner – Boneless chicken baked and then topped with artichoke hearts, asparagus, olives, tomatoes, mushrooms, garlic and white wine, served over lemon, fettuccine noodles. Vegetarian Option (Only available if it is […]

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