Deadline is NOW: Shabbat Unplugged Dinner

Dear Hebrew School Parents and other CBS Friends,

As you pick up your kids from Hebrew School today, why not bring along a check for this Friday's Community Shabbat Dinner, catered by Boscov's, and hosted at Temple Beth El, as the first of hopefully MANY future CBS-Beth El joint programs? The cost is $13.50 for adults, $7.50 for children, and the check should be made out to Temple Beth El. Dinner will be served at Beth El this Friday night, at 6 p.m.

You can choose to skip dinner and still attend the innovative Shabbat Unplugged musical program at Beth El at 7:30 p.m. Both Cantor Elisa and I will be adding our musical talents to those of Rabbi Micah Becker-Klein, of Beth El, and the Shabbat Unplugged musical group he helped create. Afterwards both Beth El and Beth Shalom's Sisterhoods/Kitchen Klub will be co-hosting a delicious Shabbat oneg.

For those of you who live in the Newark, Bear, Middletown and Hockessin communities, this is an attempt to bring Shabbat programming to your back door. For those of you who live in North Wilmington and Pennsylvania, it is your chance to .... see the world!

I am asking for your support and participation as I try to build stronger bridges to all parts of our Delaware Jewish community.

Won't you join us?

Shavua tov,

Rabbi Michael

PS There will also be a lovely 8 pm Shabbat service this Friday night at CBS, featuring guest speaker Marty Mand, as we salute our veterans. This service will be lead by fellow congregant and my colleague, Rabbi Jeremy Winaker.