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Passover Zoom Seder 2.0
Passover Zoom Seder 2.0
B.Y.O.S. (Bring Your Own Seder Plate)! Led by Rabbinic Intern Tzvia Rubens, "let all who are hungry for a Zoom Seder participate". There is no charge. Please email ansheemeth@gmail.com for the Zoom link. Contact ansheemeth@gmail.com to get the link.
Streaming Second Seder
Streaming Second Seder
Temple Beth Or will provide the food, you set the table! Where: The comfort of your own home When: Sunday, March 28th, 6:30 p.m. How: Pick up at Temple March 28, 12:00 p.m.-2:00p.m. Cost: $25 per meal Then go online and share Seder with all of your Temple friends and family! In light of the […]
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Rock of Ages Shabbat
Rock of Ages Shabbat
Marc Rossio rocks the house as he and Rabbi Chessin lead a creative and musical Shabbat service. Bring your candles, wine and challah. Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87047445299 Meeting ID: 870 4744 5299
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The Food They Brought with Them: Jewish Immigration and the Culinary Experience
The Food They Brought with Them: Jewish Immigration and the Culinary Experience
The Food They Brought with Them: Jewish Immigration and the Culinary Experience with Dr. Judy Chesen. Local restaurateurs who came as immigrants to this country will discuss their motivations with Judy Chesen for coming to America. They also will talk about what inspired them to embark on careers in the restaurant business. Dr. Judy Chesen […]
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Breaking the Silence
Breaking the Silence
Join us on April 8th for a live reading of Dr. King’s speech, Breaking the Silence. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr spoke out powerfully against the Vietnam War on April 4, 1967. Exactly one year later, King was assassinated. All speech sections have been assigned -- registration is still open for attendees! After you have registered, […]
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Family Shabbat
Family Shabbat
Join Rabbi Ben Azriel for a family friendly Shabbat Service. Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87047445299 Meeting ID: 870 4744 5299
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Mitzvah Mission – St. Vincent de Paul & People and Paws
Mitzvah Mission – St. Vincent de Paul & People and Paws
JFS is hosting another Drive Thru Mitzvah Mission! Prepare frozen, unbaked macaroni and cheese casseroles following the required recipe and directions below. Drive thru the Boonshoft Center for Jewish Culture and Education (CJCE). JFS will take your donations of frozen casseroles and pet supplies and provide you with a sweet treat in return. If you […]
Coming of Age Experiences: An on-line exhibit of photographs and stories
Coming of Age Experiences: An on-line exhibit of photographs and stories
In recent months, Dayton’s JCRC engaged participants from Dayton, Ohio, San Antonio, Texas, Budapest, Hungary, and the Western Galilee, Israel to explore their Coming of Age experiences, marking their transition from adolescence to adulthood. Participants included teens, young adults, and life-long learners. For some participants it was a recent moment and for others, it was filled with memories of […]
Yom Hashoah Remembrance Program
Yom Hashoah Remembrance Program
For our 2021 Virtual Yom Hashoah Program, we recognize and honor our Jewish Dayton Survivors who continue their legacy of education, service and leadership. Please join LIVE us as we share their impact and honor their stories on Sunday, April 11 at 4PM. Click here to register to receive your livestream link After registering, you […]
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CABS: Leslie K Barry “Newark Minutemen”
CABS: Leslie K Barry “Newark Minutemen”
Click here to register! Based on a true 1930s story, Newark Minutemen tells an unforgettable tale about forbidden love, intrigue and a courageous man’s search for avenge. During the heart of the Great Depression, Yael Newman fatefully meets Krista Brecht, daughter of the German-American Nazi high command. When his affections turn real, his friends warn […]
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An Exploration of the Jewish Short Story
An Exploration of the Jewish Short Story
Do you like to read, but don’t have time, so you prefer short stories? Have we got a new program for you! Once a month, or every so often, read a Jewish short story (and we mean short), and come to a follow-up discussion. You will make new friends, renew your current friendships, and deepen […]
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Taste of the Jewish Cultural Festival
Taste of the Jewish Cultural Festival
A Taste of Jewish Cultural Festival at Temple Israel creates opportunities for all who wish to learn more about Jewish traditions, history, customs, and faith. In past years, over 2000 people have turned out to enjoy music and stories, learn about rituals, Torah, and holidays, taste brisket, falafel and challah, play games, and learn that […]
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Community Yom Ha’Atzmaut Celebration
Community Yom Ha’Atzmaut Celebration
Celebrate Israel's 73rd birthday with Dayton's Jewish Community! Featuring outdoor music from Marc Rossio and Grant Halasz, a kosher Israeli box lunch by Rochel Simon for $10, strolling entertainment with Comedy Juggler and Ventriloquist Mike Hemmelgarn, along with Israeli snacks and activity bags for kids! Join us for music, food and fun — all from […]
JCC Nature Hike
JCC Nature Hike
The Centerville-Washington Park District installed a multi-use trail through Holes Creek Park in summer 2016. The project was funded in part through a Clean Ohio Trails grant and spans 3,900 feet from the north end of Holes Creek to Spring Valley Pike, and approximately 2,100 feet from W. Spring Valley Pike to Silverlake Drive (at […]
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CABS: Katherine Ester Ellison “Mothers & Murderers A True Story of Love, Lies, and Obsession…And Second Chances”
CABS: Katherine Ester Ellison “Mothers & Murderers A True Story of Love, Lies, and Obsession…And Second Chances”
Click here to register! Mothers & Murderers: A True Story of Love, Lies, Obsession … and Second Chances takes readers on a wild tragicomic ride from the criminal courtrooms of California’s Silicon Valley to the Himalayan mountains of Pakistan to the deserts of Ethiopia. In delightful, insightful prose, Ellison reflects on her mistakes and her […]
Hope in the Face of Despair; Courage in the Face of Danger
Hope in the Face of Despair; Courage in the Face of Danger
The Adult Education Committees of Temple Israel and Temple Beth Or are pleased to host a two-part program about human trafficking. Part One (Thurs, April 22, 7pm) is a discussion of award-winning author, Talia Carner’s novel, The Third Daughter(available through Amazon) ,which is designed to increase your awareness of a painful part of Jewish history. […]
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Recipes from Auschwitz: The Survival Stories of Two Hungarian Jews
Recipes from Auschwitz: The Survival Stories of Two Hungarian Jews
Recipes from Auschwitz: The Survival Stories of Two Hungarian Jews with Author Alex Sternberg No cost, RSVP required. Written by Dr. Alex Sternberg, Recipes from Auschwitz relates the story of his parents, Olga and Marton, honoring a promise to his mother that he would write about her youth in Hungary, her experiences in Auschwitz and […]
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Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes: Sleep Matters
Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes: Sleep Matters
Join Jewish Family Services for the first event in its annual Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes series. Dr. Jon Durrani, DO, from the Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders, will talk to us about sleep and the critical role it plays in our physical and mental being. Speaker: Dr. Jon Durrani, DO, is a neurologist at […]
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Camp Shalom Information Session
Camp Shalom Information Session
We are very excited to see your children at Camp Shalom this summer! We are committed to making this a safe and healthy summer, as well as a fun and memorable one too! At our Town Hall meeting via Zoom on March 25, we will share with you the information we currently have about camp […]