WEEKLY- Week of  Aug 30

These events will take place unless otherwise noted. Look on main door for location.
Monday 1 PM Yiddish lit course with Noah Marcell
    NO Wed. 1:15 Contemporary Jewish Law and customs class with Rabbi G. /also streaming live  at www.USTREAM.TV esynagogue channel  Topic until Yom Kippur-the High Holidays

Friday 8 PM Erev Shabbat Services- Cantor BMW

NO stream live www.ustream.tv

esynagogue. 

 Saturday 9:30 services

                            Sunday Conversion class/Intro to Judaism 9:30 AM     streaming live and recorded at www.USTREAM.tv      esynagogue  Topic Christianity, Conversion

Sept 3-4 Cantor davens. Dr Sandy Finkel assists and haftarah. Finkel's sponsor kiddush in honor

of grandaughter's birthday.

SPECIAL SELIHOTE SERVICE Sat Sept 4

9:30-10:15 PMMen's Club sponsored pre-selihote program

Rabbis Shlomo Levine, Victor Weissberg

What are the greatest challenges facing the Jewish people in 5770

10:15-10:45  dessert reception

10:45 PM-12:15 AM Selihote featuring Rabbi G., Cantor Warschawski and choir

Tues Sept 7 Lehrhaus (8-10th grade) begins

5771

Erev Rosh Wed Sept 8

Rosh HaShanah: 9 September 2010 (Thursday)

 day 1. Youth Service 10 am

Sept 10 day 2 Youth service 10 am

Friday night post Rosh Hashanah-but it is still shabbat  8 PM Jeff and Janis

Sat Sept 11 first day Religious school. Shel Post davens.

There will be a Flu Clinic Sunday, September 12 from 10 AM to 12 Noon here at the synagogue.  The cost is $19 for those not on Medicare, for whom it is free.  It is for the regular flu and the H1N1 combined into one shot.  It will be provided by Senior Case Pharmacy and is sponsored by the Social Action Committee. 

Sept 14 Lehrhaus 

Sept. 15 Ice cream and pizza dinner after Hebrew school 

Yom Kippur: 18 September 2010 (Saturday)

Sukkah decoration party-bring your kids and grandkids Sunday Sept. 19 11:45-

Sukkot 5771

1.    Sukkah walk through the neighborhood - Visit 3 synagogue Sukkot - 1.5 mile hike, Wednesday, September 22 , 4-6 PM

2.    Erev Sukkot, Wednesday, September 22, 7:00 PM

3.     Yontiff Day 1- Thursday, September 23, 9:30 AM, 7:00 PM Minyan

4.     Yontiff Day 2 - Friday, September 24, 9:30 AM

5.    Sukkah Open House, Saturday, September 25, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.for EHNTJC members, at Rabbi Ginsburg's, 2127 Lincolnwood Dr., Evanston IL 60201(1 Block N. of Golf, 1 Block E. of Central Park)

6.    Shabbat Sukkot Dinner,

congregational

shabbat & Sukkot dinner and service

September 24, 2010

TOT Shabbat 6

Dinner 6:30

Join Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg &

Cantor Benjamin Warschawski

$16 members $18 non members

children 6-12 $6

7.    Shemini Atzeret, Wednesday, September 29, 7:00 PM

8.    Shemini Atzeret and Yizor Services-Thursday, September 30, 9:30 AM

9.    Simchat Torah Celebration-Thursday, September 30, 6:00 PM-Pizza Dinner & Dance with the Torahs! 7:00 PM Service, unrolling Torah Celebration

10.           Simhat Torah Yontiff Service- Friday, October 1, 9:30 AM,

Pizza Dinner & Dance with the Torahs! RSVP-$9/Adult & $5/Child. As we conclude the Torah readings for the year and begin again, share in an evening of rejoicing and fun!!! Caramel apples and Israel Flags will be provided.All generations see Torah unrolled in sanctuary for Simhat Torah.

Friday Night Oct 1 Shabbat Cantor Fortunae

Bellios debuts

Sat. Oct. 2 Shel Post davens and haftorah

Sukkah walk Wed Sept 22 4 pm all are welcome

but rsvp so the Lubowhich's know how much kosher pizza to order

Sukkot: 23 September 2010 (Thursday)

Shabbat Sept 24 cantor davens. Tot shabbat 6 Pm

Sukkot Shabbat dinner 6:30 pm

Sept 25 3-5 Shabbat sukkah open house at

Rabbi Ginsburg's

Sept 26 6:30 Informational meeting Italy trip

SHemini Atzeret

Simchat Torah celebration Thursday night

Sept 30. 6 pm dinner

Simhat Torah: 1 October 2010 (Friday)

Frank Gerber & family is sponsoring the Kiddush lunch on October 9^th in Memory of Shirley Gerber.Cousin Louis Rabin haftarah.

Author Kenneth Green's Book I'm From Division Street Describes Rise From Tough Chicago Neighborhood To Success As Lawyer and Boxer 

Author Kenneth N. Green will discuss his book I'm From Division Street, published by Author House,  on Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at EHNTJC

For further information, call 847-675-4141 

I'm From Division Street graphically describes how Kenneth Green's turbulent boyhood and teenage years in Chicago's tough Humboldt Park neighborhood gave him the grit and motivation to succeed in life as a public defender and defense lawyer in California, an amateur boxer, and as a single parent of a son.  Green is listed among the SuperLawyers in California and has been inducted into the California Boxing Hall of Fame. The book is now being sold at Barnes& Noble Booksellers, Barnes&Noble.com,  Barbaras Bookstore, Amazon.com. and other retailers worldwide.

Fri Oct 15 Jeff and Janis

BINGO-Oct 17 dress rehearsal/come for fun "funraiser Sun. Oct 17, sponsored by the Ways and Means Committee. You can play the 15 rounds with a 24 tries per sheet for $20 or $10 per per 12 tries per sheet plus special raffel opportunities. Dinner will be sold. No one under 18 can play. No outside food allowed. This will be our trial run before we open it up to the community. Members and their friends and family are welcome. The Jackpots will be $25-$100 instead of the normal larger amounts. Come and play. Next committee meeting Tues. Aug 24 7:30

www.bingoskokie.blogspot.com  Doors open 5 PM Minyon 6 Games begin at 6:30

Fri Oct 22 Bibi Marcell

Fri Oct 29 Dr Jeff Winter

Fri Nov 5 Cantor Warshawski

4500 Dempster Street , Skokie .  THURSDAY,

NOVEMBER 11, 2010 FROM 11:00 A.M. TO

8:30 P.M.   Call the synagogue office at 847/675-4141 or email Judy at:  Judy@tcscorp.com.

Friday Nov 12 Veterans Shabbat Dinner

Naomi Weiss soloist

Rabbi Benjamin J. Segal
Annual United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism

Scholar-In-Residence Lecture and Breakfast

 Sunday Nov 7. 2010, 10 am brunch 10:30-11:45 program

Contact Rabbi Ginsburg to add your name to the cosponsors of this event for $75.00

Co-Sponsors

Ada and Beryl Rabinowitz

Cal Sutker

Drs. George and Veronica Urban

Rabbi Benjamin J. Segal is an author and lecturer.  He is the founder of the Gateways Festival of Jewish Learning and Culture. He is currently creating "A New Psalm," an internet research and learning project of the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies.
 
He is immediate Past President of Melitz, the Centers for Jewish and Zionist Education He is a Past President of the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies - the academic and educational center of Masorti Judaism in Israel. Previously, he served for nineteen years as the Director of the Ramah Programs in Israel. Among his volunteer roles, he is a former chairman of the Masorti Movement in Israel. For many years, he served on the Expanded Executive of the World Zionist Organization and was active in the Board of Governors Committee for Youth Aliyah. He is presently Chairperson of the Directorate of the Meimad (political) party in Israel. 
 
Writings: translation and commentary, The Song of Songs: A Woman in Love

 Returning: The Land of Israel as Focus in Jewish History (revised 2005),

 Missionary at the Door: Our Uniqueness and Midrash: The Quest for a Contemporary Past.

(Hebrew) booklet, "A People and Its Land He has taught in a wide range of venues, from informal education to university courses. 
 
Rabbi Segal was ordained at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, in 1969, and served as a pulpit rabbi in Congregation Kol Emeth, Palo Alto, California for four years. He has spent many years in High Holiday pulpits in the United States, Canada and England, and has served often as Scholar In Residence at synagogues across North America. He made aliyah in 1973, and lives in Jerusalem with his wife Judy. The Segals have five children and twelve grandchildren.

Fri Nov 19 Layni and Dean Myers

Chanukah

Fri Dec 3 Cantor Warshawski/shabbat dinner

Sat. Dec 4 Consecration

Men's Club Hannukah party Sn. Dec.5

Fri Dec 10 Jeff and Janis

Tu Bishvat:20 January 2011 (Thursday)

Purim: Sat NIGHT MARCH 19 MEGILLAH READING. 20 March 2011 (Sunday) 

Carnival Sunday March 20