WE MOVED - Temple Beth Shira (at Temple Beth Shalom) 19140 Lyons Rd (Just South of Yamato Rd)
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Upcoming Service Dates: 12/28/12 1/11/13 1/25/13 2/9/13 2/22/13
Education
Religious School 2012-2013Dear Parents: |
5th ANNUAL ADULT B'NAI MITZVAH CLASS5th ANNUAL ADULT B'NAI MITZVAH CLASS
now forming If you have never studied Hebrew before or if you studied when you were 13 years old and don't remember anything you learned, this class is for you! If you don't know the meaning of the prayers or how to read from the Torah, this class is for you! If you feel like a spectator when you come to services, this class is for you! If you are curious about Jewish history or the meaning of the stories in the Torah, this class is for you! If you don't know the joy of studying together with other members of Temple Beth Shira, with our master educator, Shula Fleischer and with Cantor Ellen, this class is for you!
Please write to Cantor Ellen at Elstet@aol.com or Shula Fleischer at shulafly@hotmail.com to find out more about the class and to reserve a place in the class. Spaces are limited. Classes meet once a week at a location and a time mutually convenient to the members of the class.  The Temple Beth Shira Religious School is committed to providing the knowledge, spirituality, and understanding that prepares our youth for a rich and rewarding Jewish adulthood. Our team of experienced teachers will provide all the fundamentals for our children including, Hebrew language, Hebrew songs, holiday appreciation, Israel kinship, Jewish pride, and much more. Of course Bar/Bat Mitzvah Lessons are available. Our school is located in convenient Sunrise Park Elementary School.
Days we meet are Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00-6:00 P.M.
Grades are Kindergarten to Post Bar/Bat Mitzvah Goals
The goals we set for our Religious School at Temple Beth Shira use our heritage, traditions and history to make our lives today more meaningful, while encouraging commitment to Jews the world over. We want the students to use the books that we order to develop a Jewish Library of their own while learning from these text books during the class. Worship
A positive attitude toward prayer and worship is reated through mastery of blessings, prayers and music and being able to read and understand our prayer book. Ethics and Values
An appreciation of the contributions of Jewish tradion can influence one's personal life to apply the value of our Jewish heritage to the issues of every day living in our complex world. Ceremonies
By instilling a positive regard and respect of ceremony in a religious life (traditions) through familiarity with the Jewish religious calendar, person habits of ceremonial observance are embraced by actively participating in a wide array of Jewish practice. Hebrew
A concern and appreciation is developed for the special importance of the Hebrew Language in the life of the Jewish people in the United State, Israel and the world over. Students learn the Hebrew Language, encouraging its use in prayer. The Jewish People
Students develop a sense of identification with the Jewish people by actively participating in many aspects of the Jewish community, by acquiring knowledge of Jewish life in America, past and present, and by understanding the importance of the State of Israel and its history. Theology
Developing a personal religious orientation and commitment through an understanding of the problems that have universally concerned mankind: studying how the Jewish people have dealt with these problems in the past and the importance of Reform Judaism's contributions in this important area. Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Preparation for the Bar/Bat Mitzvah is provided by our spiritual Leader Cantor Ellen Stettner. |
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