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Sun, September 15 2019
15 Elul 5779

Warmth, melody, enthusiasm and a heimish spirit define egalitarian religious life at PSJC. Wherever you are in the broad spectrum of Jewish life, you are welcome here. We pride ourselves on being a supportive, diverse and inclusive community with endless opportunities for engagement, spiritual growth, learning and connecting with one another.

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What's Happening?

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Sunday
Sep 15

Opening day of Hebrew School and picnic
Sunday, Sep 15th 9:30a to 12:30p

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Sunday
Sep 15

Elul Learning: For the Sins
Sunday, Sep 15th 1:00p to 3:00p
Sunday, September 15, 2019 | 1pm With Rabbi Carie Carter and Dr. Angela Weisl With the guidance of Rabbi Carie Carter and Professor of Medieval Literature at Seaton Hall University, Angela Weisl, we will explore the traditional listings of sins of the season (Ashamnu and Al Chet) and then use our creative skills to write a new Al Chet (potentially to share with the community) to speak to us as individuals, as a community, as a people, a nation, and a world.
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Tuesday
Sep 17

Hebrew School (K-2nd)
Tuesday, Sep 17th 4:00p to 6:00p

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Tuesday
Sep 17

Shir Hadash Community Chorus Rehearsal
Tuesday, Sep 17th 7:30p to 9:30p

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Wednesday
Sep 18

Hebrew School (3rd-7th)
Wednesday, Sep 18th 4:00p to 6:00p

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Wednesday
Sep 18

Elul Learning: Elul as a spiritual springboard for the High Holy Days, Session 2
Wednesday, Sep 18th 7:00p to 8:30p
Weds eves, Sept 11, 18, 25 | 7:00-8:30 pm With Rabbi Sue Oren Rosh haShanah is “late” this year… so let’s embrace September as an opportunity to prepare for 5780 together!! If Judaism were about perfection, our High Holy Day prayers would focus on purity and discipline in the new year, so we would be exempt from repentance next year. Instead, we join with Jews around the world each year to search our souls, take our place among this flawed people (and species), and look forward with hope. Join this three-session course to consider traditional, liturgical & contemporary texts to ready ourselves for the High Holy Day experience, and lay the groundwork for new mistakes to learn from this time next year.
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Wednesday
Sep 18

PAI Book Club: The Other Americans, by Laila Lalami
Wednesday, Sep 18th 7:30p to 8:30p
The Book Club location will be provided once you sign up to attend.
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