Jun 23, 2019 | Sisterhood
Volunteer opportunity for you!!!
Join Sisterhood to volunteer with Hope Mill by assembling care packages for our homeless.
Who: Open to all ages—a wonderful family event that will include music and snacks to keep everyone energized, feeling good, and having fun!
Where: Hope Mill Assembly Center, 8158 Orion Avenue, Van Nuys—near Roscoe and the 405 freeway. Carpools will be available at TAE no later than 11 a.m. on event day.
Sunday, July 21, 2019 12:00pm-3:30pm
RSVP by Monday, July 8th.
Each volunteer this month is asked to bring DEODORANT (gender-neutral) suitable for female or males.
RSVP: Liz Oliver, sisterhood Social Action Chair
805-405-9921/ a.lemur61@gmail.com
Jun 17, 2019 | Social Action
Welcome baskets for new Many Mansions residents.
From July 1-July 15, the interfaith community will be collecting supplies to make welcome baskets for the 40 new families moving into a new Many Mansions facility-Ormond Villas in Oxnard (low income housing for Veterans.) In August, we will come together to make the baskets.
Here is how you can help!
- Sign up at //www.adatelohim.org/ormond to select what you would like to donate.
- Purchase the items. You can also purchase them online and have them delivered directly to TAE between July 1-15. Then instructions are in the sign -up link.
- Drop off your items in the box in the TAE office from July 1-15.
- Join us to put together the baskets on August 5 at 7:00pm in the social hall.
Questions? email socialaction@adatelohim.com
Jun 17, 2019 | Temple Event
“Hello and welcome to the official blog for Temple Adat Elohim’s 2019 trip to Israel! I am so beyond excited to share my love for Israel with 43 people from the Adat Elohim Community! I am even more excited to share this experience with Hayley, my daughter. I hope that you all will follow our journey and travel with us virtually on this once-in-a-lifetime trip.”
TAE’s Israel group leaves on June 25th. We can be part of their trip virtually by following the blog updates.
TAE Israel Blog
Jun 8, 2019 | Temple Event
Join us on June 23 at 9:00am for a Town Hall Meeting. The Security Task Force will present its recommendations for security.
Jun 6, 2019 | TAEngage
What does TAEngage do? TAEngage creates lay-led small groups of congregants with shared interests that meet for a limited period of time (weeks or months). The short-term nature of TAEngage groups allows relationships to grow and one’s circle of friends to expand organically and at one’s own pace.
Is this a Havurah? No. A Havurah is often a group of families who come together to socialize and to celebrate. Havurot (plural of Havurah) often meet together for years or decades.
How is TAEngage different? TAEngage interest groups may choose to meet together for weeks or months at a time. At the end of their time together, participants may choose to continue, if they wish, or select another group. By creating groups that meet for a shorter time, people can join a TAEngage group without feeling that it is a life-long commitment. If a group wishes to continue, they are welcome to do so.
Who can participate? TAEngage is open to any TAE congregant or ECC household interested in meeting more congregants with similar interests, learning about interesting topics…the opportunities are endless; groups are going to be formed and created by members for members!
Why Now? Our congregants have long talked about their desire to connect with other members in meaningful ways. Over the past few years, congregations have been successfully using listening campaigns and programs like TAEngage develop relationships and form friendships.
What role can I play? Our skilled coaches will help interested members to facilitate a group or take notes for our initial Listening Campaign. Some people may be willing to host in their home and others may simply wish to attend.Return to the TAEngage Small Groups Homepage
