Temple Beth Torah

SAVE THE DATE – PASSOVER
SATURDAY, APRIL 12TH at TBT

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Holocaust Remembrance Shabbat Service
Friday, April 25, 7:00 P.M.

A beautiful & unique Shabbat service remembering the Holocaust.

It is up to us to remind ourselves and the world:
Their struggles and triumphs will be remembered. Rabbi Dan Gordon and Cantorial Soloist Anita Bonanno will lead a special worship service honoring those who have passed and those with the incredible strength to survive history’s most horrible times.

We will hear a special speaker, Holocaust Survivor Morris Narunsky

Mr. Narunsky was born on a frigid winter’s day in Poland at a former concentration camp in 1945. It was one week after the liberation of Auschwitz. His parents survived three different camps. Morris spent the beginning of his life in a Displaced Persons camp. Through a circuitous path through Europe, they eventually immigrated to the United States. Morris has been dedicated to his Jewish faith and practice, almost never missing attending a synagogue on Shabbat or festivals, regardless of where he is in the world. Because he was a baby while the war was ending, Morris’ firsthand knowledge comes only from the stories that his parents and other family members told him. We must keep hearing the stories while our survivors are still with us.
Please join us for a very special evening.

The service is sponsored by Hy Penn and Lynn Gordon, dedicated to the memory of Holocaust survivors

Linda Penn, Morris I. Penn and Riva Kremer.
Refreshments will be provided after the service. All are welcome to attend.

Adult Learning with the Rabbi at TBT

What do Jews think about…?
Sunday, April 27, 9:30 AM
Tuesday, April 29, 12 noon

Informal discussion covering a wide range of topics Everything you always wanted to know about Judaism but were afraid to ask!

The Jewish Night of Why

Saturday, May 3
6:00 PM Potluck Dinner, followed by Havdallah, A Group Discussion and Dessert

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