(Monday - Thursday)
Daily Minyan: 5:30 pm
First Friday
Family Shabbat: 7:30 pm
Second Friday
Union Prayer Book Service: 6:00 pm
Shabbat Service: 7:30 pm
Third Friday
Young Families Shabbat Service: 6:00 pm
Simcha Shabbat: 7:30 pm
Fourth Friday
Shabbat Service:
(Service starts at 6:30 pm if the fourth Friday is the last Friday of the month)
7:30 pm
Last Friday (either the fourth or fifth Friday)
Kabbalat Shabbat followed by Community Dinner: 6:30 pm
Saturday Morning
Torah Study: 9:30 am
Worship: 11:00 am
 

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Summer Reads

Great Jewish summer reading for the plane, porch, pool, hammock,
beach, bed...
Our 2008 Congregation Read is
As A Driven Leaf.


Email us if you would like to borrow a book.


Browse through lists of
terrific reads:
Sydney Taylor Book Awards
(These are awards given by the Association of Jewish Libraries
to outstanding Jewish books for children.)


Current Non-fiction and Fiction for Adults


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Jewish Values Finder
from the Association of Jewish Libraries. A great way to select good books for your children.

See our page on LibraryThing.

 

Book of Life : a show about Jewish people and the books we read. Hosted by Heidi Estrin, librarian at Congregation B'nai Israel in Boca Raton, FL. Click on a title to hear the podcast!


CBI Book Group

We are women, we are men, we are young, we are old, we are members, we are guests, we are a group of people who love to discuss books with a Jewish theme! You are welcome to join us. Contact Jane Zande for more information.
Click here to see what we've read.

  Friends of the Library

The Friends of the Library provides financial support to the Library over and above what the temple can provide in our administrative budget. In the past, the Friends has provided financial support for the Generations Capital Campaign for the renovation of the Library/Media Center; bought computers; supported the IsraelMites storytelling program; and sponsored visiting authors such as Dara Horn and Rachel Simon. Your support ensures our library stays relevant and continues to be a 'crown jewel' in our synagogue. If you would like to join the Friends, please click here.


  Administrative

Donating to our Library: financial donations and used books

 

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