Events
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Tot Shabbat
Congregation Beth Shalom 849 W. 96th Street, Indianapolis, IN, United StatesKindergarten and younger along with a special adult. theme: A Year of Blessings. The Bedtime Sh'ma. In the first paragraph of the Sh'ma we are told to speak these words, "when you lie down and when you rise"/ Learning the Bedtime Sh'ma reminds us of the wonder that our bodies come to rest at night […]
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Family Promise-Interfaith Hospitality Network
Second Presbyterian Church 7700 N. Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN, United StatesPlease join the social Action Committee as they partner with Second Presbyterian Church to serve dinner and interact with Family Promise Guests. Guests will be staying at Second Presbyterian Church, CBS will provide dinner and activities for the children to participate in. To volunteer please contact Barbi Stenacker at stenacker@comcast.net
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Tu B”Av, Shabbat Service
Congregation Beth Shalom 849 W. 96th Street, Indianapolis, IN, United StatesRabbi Halpern and Juliette will be leading the service. Rabbi Mark Covitz will be doing the D'Var/Sermon at this service.
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Sisterhood Fundraising Committee
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Sisterhood Meeting
The Home of Beth Lande 10043 Summerlakes Dr., Carmel, IN, United StatesBring your own dinner at 6PM, meeting starts promptly at 6:30
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Brotherhood Meeting
Daddy Jack's Restaurant 9149 N. Meridian, Indianapolis, INMeeting held at Daddy Jack's- 6 PM for dinner, meeting starts promptly at 6:30
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Finance Committee Meeting
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Worship Committee Meeting
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Facilities Committee Meeting
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Shabbat Services
Congregation Beth Shalom 849 W. 96th Street, Indianapolis, IN, United StatesSermon: Tzedakah Is More Than A Pushkie Jewish childrens’ education about Tzedakah almost always starts by making a Tzedakah Box – in homage to the blue pushkie so many of us grew up with. Unfortunately, all too often the meaningful teaching of Tzedaka ends there. What should we be teaching – and why.