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Holiday Office Closings
Please note that in observance of the High Holidays, the Tifereth Israel administrative offices will be closed on the following days:
Wednesday, September 20 (at 1:00 pm)
Thursday, September 21
Friday, September 22
Friday, September 29 (at 1:00 pm)
Wednesday, October 11 (at 3:00 pm)
Wednesday, October 4 (at 3:00 pm)
Thursday, October 12
Thursday, October 5
Friday, October 13
Friday, October 6
NEW! High Holiday Family Service 
This fun, engaging, and interactive service is for families of all kinds with children of all ages. There will be music, singing, and stories. Park at Tifereth Israel and walk over. Open to the entire Jewish community - bring your family and friends.
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Fri, September 22 2017
2 Tishrei 5778
Coming up At Tifereth Israel
Happening This Shabbat
Shabbat Book Club
12:30 pm I Upper Social Hall I Info: Rabbi Berk
Unplug and connect before Shabbat with singing, poetry, prayer, meditation, and music (with guest percussionist Yonadav Halevy) followed by a vegetarian potluck dinner at a fellow congregant's home.
Programs & Events
Congregational Break Fast
September 30 I Following Services I Upper Social Hall I No Charge
Join your Tifereth Israel congregational family for a traditional dairy meal following the conclusion of Yom Kippur services. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge for this event. To ensure enough food for all, please RSVP by Monday, September 25, to rsvp@tiferethisrael.org or online at bit.ly/BreakFast5778.
Lulav & Etrog Orders
Order Deadline: September 25 I $50/set I Joy
Celebrate Sukkot with your very own lulav and etrog to shake. To order, send a check to the synagogue office or contact Joy with your payment information. We will notify you by email when your order is ready to be picked up. Any lulavim and etrogim that are not picked up will be stored in the kitchen walk-in cooler.
Sip and Schmooze
Ongoing Thursdays I 8:45 am I Information: Joy
Take some time on Thursday mornings to sip your favorite drink and schmooze with Rabbi Ungar and other great company at the Starbucks on Main in Bexley from 8:45 to 9:45 am.
Sukkah Building & Tailgate Party
October 1 I 9:30 am I $5 donation I RSVP: Doug
Join the Men's Club in assembling our sukkah and stay for a Bengals-Browns tailgate party, starting at 12:30 pm, with grilled hot dogs, chips, and beverages. Those who want to join us just for the tailgate and game are welcome!
So A Rabbi Walks Into A Sukkah. . .
October 4 I 6:30 pm I Tifereth Israel Sukkah I Joy
Have a snack and a drink with Rabbi Braver and your friends from Tifereth Israel at this special Sukkot edition of So A Rabbi Walks Into A Bar. . .
Pizza in the Hut
October 8 I 10:00 am to 12:30 pm I Tifereth Israel I RSVP
Religious school students are invited to join Men’s Club for a slice of pizza and the opportunity to shake the lulav and etrog.
BREAD Listening Session in the Sukkah
October 8 I 1:00 pm I Tifereth Israel I RSVP: Cathy
Join us for a light lunch and be part of the conversation that will shape BREAD’s agenda for the year. A 50-congregation social action network, BREAD seeks to create social justice by influencing policy making on the city and state level. For more information, contact Cathy Levine at cathyjlevine@gmail.com.
Steak, Salmon & Scotch in the Sukkah
October 10 I 6:00 pm I Tifereth Israel I RSVP: Doug
Come for the good food, good spirits, good company. Dinner includes a delicious grilled steak or piece of salmon - at least 12 oz. - and the opportunity to sample a variety of Scotch and other whisky. $40/person by September 26. $45/person by October 4.
