Members of
Team Temple Beth Am
at this year's
Race for the Cure

Temple Beth Am’s 

2nd Annual
A Cappella Weekend Concert

Presents: University of Pennsylvania
Shabbatones

Saturday Night
January 9th, 2010
5:30pm Chinese Buffet Dinner
followed by Concert
Adults $12
Children FREE
contact Tammy for more information and to make reservations at
tammymatt@bellsouth.net

Press the PLAY button below to Listen to a sample!  

Ahava K'tana

Thursday, January 14th at 12 Noon 
COOKING AT THE COBBLESTONE CAFE CULINARY ACADEMY

Learn more about Cooking with a special program at the Cobblestone Cafe Culinary Academy. Cooking demonstrations and lunch. $30.00 Fee
Learn new skills and prepare a gourment lunch with professional chefs!  $30/pp includes three-course gourmet meal.  Space is limited.  If you haven't paid yet and wish to join in please bring your check made out to Temple Beth Am with you. Contact Janie Grackin or the temple office for more information.

Thursday, January 28th starting at 12 Noon 
TU B’SH-WHAT?? AT BLOWING ROCKS
LUNCH BUNCH

12:00 noon meet for lunch at Park Avenue BBQ Grille
1:00pm Blowing Rocks Preserve

Participate in a Nature Walking Tour at Blowing Rocks Preserve on Jupiter Island. This 73 acre park is owned by the Nature Conservancy and is a Florida treasure!
Celebrate and honor the holiday of Tu B'shevat.
Admission to Blowing Rocks Preserve is $2.00

Temple Beth Am's
Community Leaders Forum Presents
"Turning Passion into Action: Shaping Foreign Policy in the Nation's Capital"

Friday Night,
January 15, 2010
7:30pm at Shabbat Services


NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN
ELIOT L. ENGEL
co-sponsored by AIPAC

JANUARY MENS CLUB BREAKFAST
Sunday, January 17th at 9:30am

Featuring Robert Sanford, author of "A View from the Bar".
Mr. Sanford will talk about his long time employer, Palm Beach Gardens billionaire developer, John D. MacArthur. It's sure to be an interesting introspective on how he made his fortune and how he lived his life.

This is a PAID UP MEMBERSHIP breakfast,
FREE to all paid up Men's Club members when reservations are made before Friday January 15th.
Open to all: $7 with reservations, $10 at the door
Please contact Richard Remick (627-7736) or Ted Essinger (748-7803) for reservations and information.

SISTERHOOD'S SECOND ANNUAL WOMEN'S RETREAT
"Can We Talk?" was a huge success

The retreat took place on Saturday, January 23, 2010
at the Abacoa Country Club

click here for photos from the event

South Florida Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure

In it's 19th year, the race will take place on Saturday, January 30th in scenic downtown West Palm Beach. Temple Beth Am has, once again, formed a team to walk in this important fundraiser. We encourage you to join the Temple Beth Am team either as a runner, walker or simply make a donation to be part of our team.
To register online:
1. Visit the Susan G. Komen website at www.komensouthflorida.org
2. Click on the icon that says "REGISTER HERE"
3. Select "JOIN A TEAM" and find Temple Beth Am under the list of teams
4. From there, complete the registration form.

Online team registration deadline is January 10th. Individual (not TBA team) registration will be accepted until Race Day on January 30th. Even if you register as an individual you may still participate in the walk with the Temple Beth Am team. For more information, contact Marcy Isdaner at marcy@campmataponi.com

Gently Used Sneakers/Shoes
for the SOLES4SOULS program

Soles4Souls faciliatates the donation of shoes, which are used to aid the hurting worldwide. Shoe companies, retailers and individuals donate footwear, both new and used.
The idea behind gifts of shoes is nothing new to the Soles4Souls team, as they coordinated relief efforts for the Asian Tsunami and Hurricanes Kattrina and Rita, netting over 1 million pairs donated for these disasters.
Changing the world one pair at a time is what Soles4Souls is all about. For more information, please visit their website: www.soles4souls.org

Saturday, January 17 at 6:30pm
Performance by “Kaskeset”

15 voice A cappella Group from SUNY Binghampton.   
Bagel Nosh & Havdalah prior to performance. $9.00/adult & children are FREE
Kaskeset presents an extensive repertoire of songs, sung in Hebrew, Yiddish and English.  The  spectrum includes choral works, all-out rock, liturgy, rock/pop, Israeli, humor, and everything
in-between.  Everything is done a cappella.  The group produces four- to even fourteen-part harmonies with intricate musical arrangements.
For more information about Kaskeset go to their website at http://www.hillelatbinghamton.org/kaskeset/index.html 

Temple Team Participates in Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure