Apr 21, 2023 | Adult Education, Brotherhood, Upcoming Temple Event
May 7, 2023
9:15 – 11:15 a.m.
TAE Social Hall
Kabalah, Mysticism, and the Mysteries of the World
If traditional belief in God doesn’t excite you, then prepare yourself for some Jewish ideas that are so insightful, so radical, and so modern, that many rabbis tried to suppress them. But they couldn’t. Join Rabbi Diamond on May 7 and learn how ancient insights can transform our lives, whether or not we believe.
Rabbi Diamond’s Sunday morning events have always been entertaining and insightful. This one promises to be the same. We hope to see you there!
THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO OUR ENTIRE COMMUNITY.
For those of you who plan to attend, PLEASE RSVP TO EITHER BROTHERHOOD PRESIDENT BOB SALFI, rsalfi@alumni.stevens-tech.edu OR HERB SHUKIAR, herb@rand.org to know how much food to provide. Our normal bagel brunch fare includes lox, bagels, cream cheese, herring, onions, tomatoes, fruits and other tempting treats.
There is no charge for this event, but we do suggest a $5 donation to help defray the event’s cost.
Sponsored by Brotherhood
Mar 14, 2023 | Holiday, Sisterhood, Upcoming Temple Event
TAE Women’s Seder
Monday, April 10, 2023
6:15 p.m.
TAE Social Hall
All TAE Women and guests are invited to participate.
We will celebrate Passover, highlighting the role women played in our Jewish history.
Our Seder will be led by Shoshana Lewin Fischer and Nancy Federman.
Cost: $37 – NO WALK-INS
Dinner catered by Karan Balkin
Sponsored by Sisterhood Click here to download the RSVP form
Mar 13, 2023 | Sisterhood, Upcoming Temple Event
OUT OF THE BOX: A Relaxing Evening of Creating
Thursday, March 30, 2023
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
TAE Social Hall
RSVP to Cory Jakl by Saturday, March 26, at cory@jakl.net
Materials fee: $10.00. Make checks payable to TAE Sisterhood and send to Cory Jakl
1255 Briargate Court, Oak Park 91377
Tzedakah is always the right thing to do. We know that for sure. Yet sometimes, we need to give to ourselves. That’s what we will be doing for this program: taking the time just for you, and making something, just for you.
Who’s ready to get crafty with me? Let’s have a relaxing evening, which inevitably will include some chatting and possibly a bit of noshing, while we create. These decorative small boxes, filled with personal prompts to you, affirmations, or just plain pretty cards, will serve as a gift to yourself when you might want a moment of inspiration.
Maybe you want to create action cards – “Go to a movie alone and order the large popcorn,” or “Meditate for one hour then journal what I learned,” or “Do one thing on my to-do list.” Maybe you want to create inspiration cards, “Let go,” or “Be brave.” Whatever comes to you during class time will be just right.
No experience needed. Only a willingness to come for fun, and leave inspired.
Mar 12, 2023 | Upcoming Temple Event
Sunday, March 26, 2023
4:00 p.m.
TAE Sanctuary
We hope you can attend this FREE CONCERT celebrating the Guild of Temple Musicians’ 50th anniversary. The concert will include music composed by Cantor Shukiar and a world premiere of a newly published collection of music from Transcontinental Music Publications, the largest publisher of Jewish music in the world.
Please RSVP if you know you will attend HERE.
Mar 5, 2023 | Upcoming Temple Event, Youth Group
March 21, 2023, 4:15 – 6:15 p.m.
Youth Lounge
Chill with us in the youth lounge and play our new Nintendo Switch and board games, or work on fun art projects. Snacks and drinks will be provided. If your child has Religious School after, your child may bring dinner to eat before class.
Cost is $5. Pay online HERE or pay at the door. RSVP not required.
If your child has religious school after, bring dinner to eat before class. Looking forward to chilling in our new updated youth lounge!
Mar 4, 2023 | Adult Education, Brotherhood, Upcoming Temple Event
TAE Sunday Morning Speaker Event
March 19, 2023 in the TAE Social Hall
9:15 – 11:15 a.m.
The New Israeli Government: Views from Israel and Elsewhere
Our Own Alan Greenbaum, Rabbi Emeritus of TAE!
The newly-elected Israeli government is the most controversial in the 75 year history of the state. Based on Rabbi Greenbaum’s recent visit to Israel along with his own reading, he will address these and other questions:
- What is the feeling on the street regarding the government?
- Who are the central figures and what are they doing/saying?
- How did this all come about?
- And finally, the question that Rabbi Greenbaum’s mother always asked of matters ranging from current affairs to the L.A. Dodger pitching lineup: Will this be good for the Jews or bad for the Jews?
Rabbi Greenbaum is always an enlightening and entertaining speaker. Everyone in our TAE community is welcome, not just Brotherhood members. If you plan to attend, please RSVP to Brotherhood President Bob Salfi (rsalfi@alumni.stevens-tech.edu) or Herb Shukiar (herb@rand.org).
Sponsored by Brotherhood
