Temple Isaiah, Stony Brook, NY
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July 04, 2009   12 Tamuz 5769
 
Temple Isaiah Welcomes You  
 

sanctuaryWe are a Reform Jewish community with about 425 family and individual members.  More than a congregation, for many members we are a big, extended family.  We offer many fine religious, cultural, educational, and social-action programs catering to a wide variety of interests.  Let us tell you a little about our special place and the special people you will meet here. 

Summer Sizzles at Temple Isaiah  

We have so many exciting things planned for this summer--courses, seminars, dances, and our end-of-summer BBQ!  All are welcome and there is no charge for any of these summer activities, but we do request an rsvp so that adequate preparation can be made. 

 
Open House Fairs  

Find out more about us at our Open House Fairs!
Tuesday, July 28th
Thurday, August 13th
Monday, August 31st
7-9 PM

Summer Sizzles in July  

Hebrew Crash Course:  Learn to Read Hebrew
Yes, you will learn to read Hebrew in just five sessions!  Carole-Ann Gordon has taught this fun course many times. It’s amazing—it really works!
Dates: Wednesdays, July 15th, 22nd, August 5th, 12th, & 19th     Time:  7:30 pm     (RSVP by 7/8)

The Holocaust
Suffolk Community College Professor, Steven Klipstein—the curator of the Suffolk Center on the Holocaust, Diversity, & Human Understanding—will discuss the shooting at the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC and its implications.
Date:  Thursday, July 16th Time:  7:30 pm (RSVP by 7/9)

Chair Yoga
Learn how to alleviate morning stiffness, afternoon lethargy, and evening exhaustion while developing strength and flexibility.  Great for seniors or people who have physical limitations.
Date:  Monday, July 20th Time:  11 am (RSVP by 7/13)

Alef-Bet Yoga
Based on the book, Alef-Bet Yoga for Kids,
by Bill & Ruth Goldeen, children will learn the Hebrew alphabet through yoga and will increase strength, flexibility, and concentration.  Ages 5-8.
Date:  Wednesday, July 22nd Time:  11 am     (RSVP by 7/15)

Investing in Turbulent Times
Mark J. Snyder is president of Mark J. Snyder Financial Services, Inc., a full-service financial consulting firm.  Learn about investing in these times—an economic and market update!
  
Date:  Tuesday, July 21st     Time: 7:30 pm     (RSVP by 7/14)

Famous Biblical Battles from a Military Perspective
Did the Walls of Jericho really come tumbling down?  Did David kill Goliath with a rock?  Cantor Trachtenberg will  discuss famous battles from a military, rather than a theological, perspective.
Date:  Thursday, July 23rd     Time: 7 pm     (RSVP by 7/16)

Afternoon Book Discussion Group
Join in the lively and engaging discussion of The Septembers of Shiraz,
by Dalia Sofer.
Date:  Monday, July 27th     Time: 2 pm     (RSVP by 7/20)

Jewish Humor
Enjoy the humor of the Jewish-Israeli scene.  Laugh along with Harvey Witman, and learn how Jewish humor  reflects the society in which it takes place.  This might sound corny, but you’ll enjoy this two-hour course.
Date:  Monday, July 27th     Time:  7 pm      (RSVP by 7/20)

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Would you like to receive reminders Temple news about services and Temple events via e-mail? Please contact the office at: tisaiah@optonline.net.

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Upcoming Events  
July 2009
07/15 -  Adult Ed, Hebrew Crash Course (7:30 PM)
Learn to read Hebrew in five sessions.(RSVP by 7/9)
07/16 -  The Holocaust (7:30 PM)
SCC Professor, Steven Klipstein, curator of the Suffolk Center on the Holocaust, Diversity, & Human Understanding, will share his wealth of knowledge with you and will discuss the recent events at the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC. (RSVP by 7/9)
07/20 -  Chair Yoga (11:00 AM)
Alleviate morning stiffness, afternoon lethargy, & evening exhaustion whil developing strength & flexibility. Great for seniors or people who have physical limitations. (RSVP by 7/13)
07/21 -  Investing in Turbulent Times (7:30 PM)
Mark J. Snyder, president of Mark J. Snyder Financial Services, Inc, will discuss investing in these times--an economic and market update! (RSVP by 7/14)
07/22 -  Alef-Bet Yoga for Kids (11:00 AM)
Children, ages 5-8, will learn the Hebrew alphabet through yoga while increasing strength, flexibility & concentration. (RSVP by 7/15)
07/22 -  Adult Ed, Hebrew Crash Course (7:30 PM)
Learn to read Hebrew in five sessions.(RSVP by 7/9)
07/23 -  Adult Ed, Biblical Battles (7:00 PM)
Did the walls of Jericho come tumbing down? Did David really slay Goliath with a rock? Cantor Trachtenberg will examine the Biblical texts as we examine the tactics and strategy that influenced battles that are described in the Torah and other writings. (RSVP by 7/16)
07/27 -  Adult Ed, Jewish Humor (7:00 PM)
Enjoy the humor of the Jewish-Israeli scene. Laugh along with instructor Harvey Witman, and learn how Jewish humor reflects the society in which it takes place. This might sound corny, but you'll enjoy this two-hour course. (RSVP by 7/20)
07/28 -  Open House Fair (7:00 PM to 9:00 PM)
Learn more about Temple Isaiah. Meet our Rabbi, Cantor, Religious School Director and members of our Board of Trustees.
August 2009
For Those Who Can't Believe: Overcoming the Obstacles to Faith is a three-part course, taught by Rabbi Karol, based on the book by Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis and supplemented with insights from other sources. This course will meet on Monday, August 3rd, 10th, and 17th at 7:30. "Believers" and "Non-Believers" are welcome to attend. August 3rd: "Touching God"--Where Is God and when do We Know that God Is there for Us? August 10th: "To Whom We Pray and for What"--Is prayer magic...or flattery...or something else? August 17: "Miracles & Revelation: True or False"--Can faith, science, and wonder co-exist?
08/05 -  Adult Ed, Hebrew Crash Course (7:30 PM)
Learn to read Hebrew in five sessions.(RSVP by 7/9)
For Those Who Can't Believe: Overcoming the Obstacles to Faith is a three-part course, taught by Rabbi Karol, based on the book by Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis and supplemented with insights from other sources. This course will meet on Monday, August 3rd, 10th, and 17th at 7:30. "Believers" and "Non-Believers" are welcome to attend. August 3rd: "Touching God"--Where Is God and when do We Know that God Is there for Us? August 10th: "To Whom We Pray and for What"--Is prayer magic...or flattery...or something else? August 17: "Miracles & Revelation: True or False"--Can faith, science, and wonder co-exist?
Cynthia Braun is an award-winning, certified professional organizer. Learn to reduce stress and anxiety by gaining control over your personal spaces. (RSVP by 8/4)
08/12 -  Adult Ed, Hebrew Crash Course (7:30 PM)
Learn to read Hebrew in five sessions.(RSVP by 7/9)
08/13 -  Open House Fair (7:00 PM to 9:00 PM)
Learn more about Temple Isaiah. Meet our Rabbi, Cantor, Religious School Director and members of our Board of Trustees.
Rabbi Karol will end Shabbat with a beautiful Havdalah Service which will be followed by an evening of Israeli dancing.(RSVP by 8/7)
For Those Who Can't Believe: Overcoming the Obstacles to Faith is a three-part course, taught by Rabbi Karol, based on the book by Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis and supplemented with insights from other sources. This course will meet on Monday, August 3rd, 10th, and 17th at 7:30. "Believers" and "Non-Believers" are welcome to attend. August 3rd: "Touching God"--Where Is God and when do We Know that God Is there for Us? August 10th: "To Whom We Pray and for What"--Is prayer magic...or flattery...or something else? August 17: "Miracles & Revelation: True or False"--Can faith, science, and wonder co-exist?
08/19 -  Adult Ed, Hebrew Crash Course (7:30 PM)
Learn to read Hebrew in five sessions.(RSVP by 7/9)
08/20 -  Summer Dance (7:30 PM)
Enjoy an evening of fun and dancing for all ages. DJ's Jimmy and Patty will provide the music and lots of surprises. (RSVP by 8/19)
Insturctor Arnie Katz will explore with you the best examples of Jewish liturgical themes in the movie High Noon. It is recommended, but not necessary, to see the film before the course. The plot will be briefly reviewed, and film clips will be shown. (RSVP by 8/17)
Mort rosen will talk about the arrival of the first Jewish families who worked in the rubber factory in Setauket. He will relate family stories discuss the evolution of the Jewish community in this area.
08/28 -  End-of-Summer BBQ (6:30 PM)
Brotherhood will be grilling! Enjoy a BBQ with us before our Erev Shabbat Service. What a wonderful way to welcom in Shabbat and say goodbye to summer. (RSVP for the BBQ by 8/21)
08/31 -  Open House Fair (7:00 PM to 9:00 PM)
Learn more about Temple Isaiah. Meet our Rabbi, Cantor, Religious School Director and members of our Board of Trustees.
 

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