This
Week At Temple
Rabbi Diamond Farewell Celebration
Please join us for a Farewell Celebration to honor Rabbi Barry Diamond
on Saturday, June 20 at
6:00 p.m. We
will be celebrating Havdalah and enjoying an Italian dinner.
Spaghetti and lasagna will be provided. Temple members are being asked
to bring a dish based on their last name.
If your last name begins with:
A – G: salads/vegetable dishes
H – R: appetizers/sides
S – Z: desserts
We will be roasting Rabbi Diamond mc’d by Michael Burg.
R.S.V.P
to Cindy
at 281/496-5950.
Shabbat Services: Hidden Healing

Our Friday evening service this week will have a focus upon (emphasize)
your healing: How are we connected to the world around is and how that
knowledge heal some of the adversity in our lives.
Rabbi Diamond will
be joined by our own Dr. Michael Brandt, health/medical sciences
professor and student of Kabbalah. If you are ready for a
new chapter of healing in your life please join us for a different kind
of Friday night service, one of Rabbi Diamond's last with us!
Ongoing At Temple
Time to Order Scrip Cards Again

We will be ordering a new batch of Scrip Cards on Tuesday, June 23rd.
Please click here
to
order or call Cindy to order.
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Rabbi Annie Countdown

Just two more weeks to go until Rabbi Annie joins
our congregation.
The festivities begin with a congregational picnic on Friday, July 3 at
6:00 p.m. followed by services at 7:30 p.m. More information to follow
next week.
you can help
Member Needs Blood

Temple member Russ Lewis is in need of blood donated in his name.
Members who are able may donate through the St. Luke's
"Bloodmobile" which will be at the Memorial Athletic Club (MAC) on
Tuesday, June 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Please be sure to donate in Russ Lewis' name.
Worship Schedule
Friday Evening
7:15 pm Singing/Kabbalat
Shabbat
7:30 pm
Service
Five Minutes for Jewish Learning

Learn about the making of the Jewish state
through
Jewish coins
The creation of Israel in May of 1948 and its survival afterwards
depended in large part on the Truman Administration's willingness to
recognize and support the Jewish state.
Click here to learn more.
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