B'rukhim ha-ba'im, welcome, to Temple Beth Am. We are a Conservative Jewish congregation in Los Angeles that takes pride in our reputation as a warm and caring multi-generational synagogue family. The congregation encourages personal, spiritual and intellectual growth as well as active communal involvement through dynamic, spiritual, educational and social experiences.
   

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Purim Tickets Go On Sale - February 1

Pre-sale discounted tickets go on sale February 1 for the Purim Carnival coming up March 4. Volunteer and sponsorship sign-ups are currently open at www.tbala.org/purim 

Intro to Judaism Classes Begin - February 2

With Rabbi Susan Leider. Every Thursday at 6:30 p.m.  The new and exciting Miller Program brings you the full range of Jewish history, calendar and life cycle, observance and thought.  Visitwww.tbala.org/classes for more info.

Volunteer at Tomchei Shabbos - February 2

TBA members help pack Shabbat meals for needy Jewish families in the area. The location is on Pico and Whetherly.   

Space is limited to the first 10 people to sign up.

To sign up, please email adrozen@tbala.org 

Community Shabbat Dinner - February 3

Daven in the Neshama Minyan at 5:15 p.m. with Rabbis Kligfeld and Leider and Cantor Fishman and join us for a COMMUNITY SHABBAT DINNER at 6:30 p.m. Special invitations are being extended this month to families of our Middle School students who will be participating in their own Shabbat program that evening (details to follow from the School).Adults; $18; Children 3-12: $12; Under age 3: No charge. RSVP atwww.tbala.org/communitydinner or call Cori at x 210 

Shabbat Speaker: Anat Hoffman - February 4

Anat Hoffman, founding member of Women of the Wall, presents "Civil Rights in Israel" as a Shabbat morning drash and "Women's Rights in Israel" at Seudah Shlishit on this special Shabbat.  RSVP required for the Seudah to adrozen@tbala.org. Event details and bio for Anat can be found at www.tbala.org/anat 

Saul Kroll z''l Seudah - February 5

Saul Kroll z"l was a beloved presence for many years in the Daily Minyan and in Sanctuary on Shabbat.  TBA will host a Se'udah (meal) near Shloshim (30 days) since Saul's passing.   Please join us on Sunday, February 5 from 8:45 to 9:15 following Daily Minyan.  RSVP by Feb. 1 to hwolf@tbala.org.  Contributions in his name are appeciated atwww.tbala.org/tribute 


Care Package Collection for Jewish Soldiers - February 6-20

TBA is working with Project MOT to provide care packages for Jewish soldiers serving abroad.

Drop-off location is the Colker Judaica Gift Shop. 

 

Items Requested:
Jewish Music CDs
Comedy Movies on DVD (no dramas or horror please)
Sudoku puzzle books
Crossword puzzle books
Decks of cards
Kippot
Tea lights for Shabbat

To sign up, please email adrozen@tbala.org 

 

Prayer Skills Workshop - February 7

7:30 p.m. With Rabbi Susan Leider, Rabbi Ronnie Cohen, and Marshall Kramer.  Attend these workshops and get answers to your questions regarding various aspects of Shabbat services and develop prayer skills.  Drop-ins welcome!

God vs. Gay? The Religious Case For Equality - February 9

Co-sponsored by Temple Beth Am.  Please join author Jay Michaelson for a reading and discussion of his new book, God vs. Gay? The Religious Case for Equality. 7:30 pm at BCC 6090 W. Pico Blvd.  

www.bcc-la.org 

Jewlyweds Tu Bi-Shvat - February 10

With Rabbi Susan Leider.  Learn about and experience a traditional Tu Bi-Shvat seder and enjoy a delicious meal.  $36 per couple. Register by February 7. Register at  www.tbala.org/jewlyweds 

YABA Tu Bi-Shvat with Treepeople - February 12

9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Balboa Park in Van Nuys.  Participants will help care for trees that have been planted around Lake Balboa. Sign up at www.tbala.org/yaba 

Siddur Hebrew 2 with Orit Greenfield - New Session Begins February 15

Class requirement is the ability to read Hebrew. 14 class session begins Wednesday, 7:30-9:00 p.m. TBA members: $210. Non-members: $252. More information including registration form at www.tbala.org/hebrew 

BANG Special Speaker Event - February 15

"Los Angeles 2012:  An Economic Outlook." with Larry Harris, PhD. 7-9pm at Temple Beth Am. Dairy Dessert will be served. $10 per person.  RSVP atwww.tbala.org/bang

 

Ethics of End-Of-Life Medical Care - February 26

11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.  With Paul Schneider, MD FACP and Rabbi Barbara Sachs Speyer.  Learn about what Jewish sources say about end-of-life care as well as the modern, secular approach. Advance registration required. Dairy lunch included. 

RSVP at www.tbala.org/bioethics




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