Temple & community Events

Temple Sholom is undertaking a wonderful mitzvah project. Every Sunday we will be serving dinner to Downtown Eastside residents at the First United Church. We need  6 to 10 volunteers for each Sunday evening. Temple congregants aged 15 and older are invited to volunteer and participate in the mitzvah of feeding the hungry. This is a great activity for singles, couples, parent and teens and groups of friends.  
First United Church provides a free sit-down dinner to over 150 people every night. We will be setting the tables, welcoming diners, serving the meal and clearing plates. Temple Sholom leaders and rabbis will lead our volunteers each session.

Wine & Cheese at 10:45pm 
Late Night Service at 11:15 pm

Young adults are invited to the Temple Sholom Sukkah for a Sushi Celebration. This year we will be making our own sushi with our chef in residence - Tanya Hansen. Cost: $15. Yes, you too can be a sushi chef!
Please RSVP. Spaces are limited.

10:00am -Yoga
10:45am - Business meeting
12:00 - Lunch ($10.00)
1:00pm - Program with Dr. Eric Grafstein.
Subject: The opening of our new emergency wing of St. Paul hospital, the new equipment, and how this new facility will
enhance medical care in Vancouver

Join Sisterhood's team or donate to support the team.
Meeting place outside BC Place Stadium to be arranged.

SHIV'IM PANIM: SEVENTY FACES OF WISDOM
Bereshit I: From Adam to Abraham: The First Twenty Generations
This Melton extension course will be offered in 2 semesters, each 4 - weeks long. The first will be offered in the Fall and taught by Rabbi Mikelberg. The second will be offered in the Winter and taught by Rabbi Bregman. Feel free to come to just one semester, or both. Cost: $25 per semester and $25 for the text book. The same text book will be used for both semesters. Registration fees are payable to Temple Sholom.

Third Seminar in Sisterhood's "Women & Wellness Series" featuring Sisterhood member Shirley Cohn, MSW, speaking on advance care planning, a thought-provoking process for future health care decision-making. If you couldn't speak for yourself, who would speak for you and what would you want them to say?  RSVP by October 15, 2010 to Sisterhood or the Temple office.

Klal Israel Israel & the Jewish Community
Pick A Shabbat Experience:
1. Fun Family Service and Traditional Shabbat
Dinner - 6:00 to 7:30pm
2. Traditional Shabbat Dinner and Traditional
Shabbat Service - 7:00pm onwards
EARLY OR LATE SERVICE - WE'LL ALL HAVE
DINNER TOGETHER!
The early service is geared towards families with preschool and school-aged children. You will enjoy a musical family service and take part in lots of great hands-on activities.
(Temple Sholom Sisterhood is providing the Simchat Shabbat appetizers before the service)
The late service at 8:15pm will be Temple Sholom's traditional Friday night service. It will include a drosh and discussion on the theme and an Oneg Shabbat afterwards.
Individual Shabbat: $12/Adult, $10/Child (Ages 3 to 12) Children 2 and under Free.
Don't miss your opportunity to spend a year celebrating Jewish values with Temple Sholom!