News and Announcements
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High School Recognition Service - Join us on Friday, May 4th as we recognize all of graduating high school seniors! We begin with a celebratory Shabbat service at 6:45 followed by an Oneg Shabbat of Appreciation.
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Annual Meeting & Volunteer Recognition on Sunday, May 6 - All adult members of Congregation B'nai Shalom are cordially invited. The breakfast begins at 9:00 AM and the meeting at 9:30 AM. There is no cost for this breakfast, but please let us know you are coming so we can plan - RSVP at Annual Meeting Breakfast.
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Celebrate Shavuot Saturday, May 19 • 7 pm - Erev Shavuot Service led by our Confirmands, followed by a festive dessert Oneg.
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Sunday, May 20 • 9:30 am – 12 It’s a Revelation! A Shavuot Celebration, and a Shavuot Dairy Community Lunch Includes a family service, celebration activities for children (childcare for the youngest). More information and sign up.
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Sign up for one of our Social Groups! We have lots of groups for people with lots of varied interests. Maybe you’re new to the area… or maybe you already have friends to watch a movie with, but are looking for people to go on day trips or to dinner with. It’s easy to find others with a common interest when you are part of a big community. CBS Social Groups are interest groups where anyone can suggest or plan a gathering and invite others who have expressed similar interests through our CBS social club emails.
Saturday, April 28, 2018 12:30 – 5:00 pm
The Art of Dressing is a two-hour seminar in which Tziporah uses her extensive collection of antique and designer clothes to teach the elements of design. Your relationship to clothes and dressing will never be the same!
Messages
Over the past few months we’ve been making steady progress on getting some of the ideas and projects for our 40th anniversary year that were shared at our kick-off brainstorming meeting last November off the ground.
On June 2nd, I will begin a three-month sabbatical which extends through August 31, 2018. The notion of a sabbatical comes directly from the Jewish value of ‘shavat vayinafash,’ to stop in order to replenish.
A Message from AllisonIt’s hard to believe it has been just about two years since you allowed me the honor of serving as your president. It truly has sped by, but when I stop and take stock of what we’ve accomplished, I am amazed at what a hard-working, energetic group of volunteers can do alongside our professional staff and clergy.
