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Our doors are open to all who seek to worship, learn and serve the community.

Services at Temple Menorah are a learning experience. During the service members of the Minyan are encouraged to raise their hand if they have a question regarding the structure of the service, the meaning of a prayer, the interpretation of the Torah portion or a comment regarding the practice of Judaism.

Our goal is to broaden the understanding of Judaism. And through better understanding establish each individual’s relationship with G-d. Join us to experience our interactive service. Come learn with us.

Kabbalat Erev Shabbat Service 6:30 PM, precedded by a Nosh & Social at 6:00 PM

Shabbat Morning 10:00 AM followed by a Kiddush Lunch at 12:00 PM

Friday Night

Nosh & Social sponsored by the Kesselman Family in honor of Josh's Bar Mitzvah

: 6:00p

Kabbalat Shabbat Services

: 6:30p

Candle Lighting

: 6:34p

Shabbat Day

Bar Mitzvah of Joshua Kesselman

Shacharit Shabbat Services

: 10:00a

Kiddush Luncheon Sponsored by the Kesselman Family in honor of Josh's Bar Mitzvah

: 12:00p

Havdalah

: 7:40p

Parashat Haazinu

Shabbat, Sep 22

Candle Lighting

Friday, Sep 21, 6:34p

Havdalah

Motzei Shabbat, Sep 22, 7:40p

Erev Sukkot

Sunday, Sep 23

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Nosh and Kiddush Sponsorships

* First Name

* Last Name

* Email

* Sponsorship Date

* Kiddush Sponsorship Type

Friday Night Nosh - Standard ($275)Friday Night Nosh - Extended ($375)Friday Night Oneg - Dessert ($375)Saturday Morning Kiddush Luncheon ($360)

Every Friday night our services begin at 6:30pm preceded by a light nosh at 6:00pm. Sponsoring a pre-service nosh is a great way to honor a special event or memory of a loved one.

STANDARD NOSH:

Our light nosh includes hummus and tapenade with pita, crudites with dressing, cubed cheese and crackers. Coffee, tea and lemonade are also included.

EXTENDED NOSH:
An extended nosh is available as well. The menu includes the light nosh (above) with the addition of fresh fruit, and some hot appetizers such as cheese ravioli or mini-quiches.

DESSERT ONEG:
Another option for sponsorship is to help underwrite a dessert oneg after services. The menu includes a variety of baked goods and fresh fruit. Coffee, tea and lemonade are also included.

KIDDUSH LUNCHEON:

Saturday morning kiddush luncheon includes Bagels, Spreads, Egg Salad OR Tuna Salad, Green Salad, Kugel (Noodle OR Mexican), Fruit and Cookies for 30-40 people.

In Honor of:

Who or what are you honoring with this sponsorship?

In Celebration of:

Who or what are you celebrating with this sponsorship?

In Memory of:

Who are you remembering with this sponsorship?

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Thu, September 20 2018 11 Tishrei 5779