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Welcome to Temple De Hirsch Sinai
Connect... Two beautiful locations are home to one spiritual Temple family. Our historic Capitol Hill Campus in Seattle or our contemporary East Side campus in Bellevue, offers something for everyone. Whether large and festive at one of our holiday celebrations, or intimate and personal in a havurah group, our members connect with each other and their Judaism in personal and profound ways. More...
Worship... We approach God in many ways: through the power of song, the inspiration of words, the beauty of sacred space and the authenticity of our intention. Our worship is as diverse as it is engaging, as moving as it is participatory. We feature a traditional Kabbalat Shabbat service, a Classic Shabbat service underscored with uplifting classical music, an intimate Shabbat Unplugged service and our popular Rock Shabbat featuring a lively musical worship experience. Additionally, on Saturday mornings, we celebrate with a stirring Shacharit service. More...
Learn...The life of the mind paves the way for the journey of the spirit. We delve into the text of our tradition, seeking voices of the past to guide our hearts and minds as contemporary Jews. Religious education begins early at our very own Jennifer Rosen Meade Preschool. Our Bridge Family Religion School provides Judaic and Hebrew studies programs for children in Kindergarten through twelfth grade. Our vibrant Life Long Learning program and historic Judaic Library gives adults opportunities to deepen their understanding of Judaism in relaxed settings. More...
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 NEW! Temple De Hirsch Sinai has its own Amazon Store!
Visit our new Amazon store – buy books and it benefits Temple.
Click here: http://astore.amazon.com/tedehisi34peo-20 You can purchase all the books our new People of The Book Group will be reading in 2010. We’ve also added a Great Books for New Jews Department. We’ll be adding more departments in the next few weeks so check back!
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We need volunteers for our Purim Carnival and Megilla Reading!
Purim is fast approaching and that means fun fun fun, but to make the fun happen we need some help from some volunteers!
Hamentashen Baking:
If you would like to help bake Hamentashen on Sunday, February 21st, starting at 9:30am, contact Amy Shur at amyschur1@msn.com.
Purim Carnival Volunteers:
If you are interested in volunteering at the Purim Carnival please contact Contact Kelli Haar krhaar@yahoo.com or call 425-281-3494. We are looking for volunteers for 2 hour shifts anytime between 5pm and 9pm on February 27.
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Trends in American Religion--the Real and the Imagined
with Gustav Niebuhr
Join us for a lecture by award winning author and journalist Gustav Niebuhr. Rabbi Septimus' FEED Dinner originally to be held this night will be reschuled.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Temple De Hirsch Sinai - Seattle
Rock Shabbat: 6:00pm Lecture & Dinner: 7:00pm
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The People of the Book Club
Join Temple’s most passionate readers as we delve into books with Jewish themes and Jewish authors. Read the book in the weeks ahead and come prepared to participate in lively discussion. Book group meetings will alternate between our two Temple campuses unless participants choose one location over the other.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
7:30 p.m. – Bellevue
“Sweet & Low” by Rich Cohen
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Calling all Temple businesspeople... Join us for
THE JEWISH BREAKFAST CLUB
Nosh. Schmooze. Network. Meet. Learn
The third Tuesday of every month, beginning on
Tuesday, February , 2010 - 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Goldberg’s Famous Delicatessen
3924 Factoria Square Mall SE, Bellevue
Breakfast Buffet $5/person
Click here for more information.
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February’s Mitzvah-of-the-Month
Fun Filled Outreach to Seniors! This February members of the TOC have organized two great mitzvah opportunities for Temple Families to connect with local seniors. To register, or for more info contact Barbara Schatz at 206-914-1263 or via email at bar1bill@aol.com
Mitzvah: Art Project with Horizon House
February 7th - Afternoon
Schmooze with Tunes at Kline Galland!
February 14th - Morning
Click here for more information.
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Disaster Relief for the Devastating Earthquake in Haiti
The Reform Jewish community has a long history of generosity when natural disasters devastate communities around the world. Your generosity at this critical time enables us to play a role in recovery efforts and bring healing and hope to those whose lives have been affected. Donations to the Union for Reform Judaism Haiti Relief Fund can be made on-line or by check to:
Union for Reform Judaism
Attention: Development
633 Third Avenue, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10017
or donate online at (note: Haiti Relief in the memo section) http://urj.org/socialaction/issues/relief
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Family Shabbat Service & Potluck
Saturday, February 13, Bellevue, at 10:30 am
Come with the family and your friends for a participatory Shabbat! Bagels and Cream Cheese Provided Contact Rabbi Septimus for more info: dseptimus@tdhs-nw.org
Please bring (by last name):
A-F Drinks
G-M Dessert
N-S Fruit (or other side)
T-Z Salad
Click here for more information.
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Intro to Judaism starts February 18th!
Curious about Judaism? Would you or your partner like to know the basic traditions and customs of the Jewish people? Join us for an informative course of instruction on the basic principles and practices of Judaism. Introduction to Judaism is an 18-week course providing an entry point for people of all backgrounds to participate more comfortably in Jewish life.
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Crash Course in Hebrew
Wednesdays, February 24, March 3, 10, 17 and 24
4:30 p.m.- 5:50 p.m. (During Midweek Hebrew) – Bellevue
Class is free, but space is limited. Click here for more information. |
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