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Upcoming Events Shabbat Services High Holy Days Souplantation Fundraiser 9/9, 5-8pm Men's Club Brunch Sept, 19, 9:45am Choosing Judaism Seminar Oct. 11, 7pm Congregational Tour May, 2011
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We wish everyone a happy, healthy New Year (5771). May you be inscribed in the book of health and
life. 
Feeling a little intimidated by the High Holy Days? Let us sweeten your day!
Join us as Rabbi Castiglione leads an adult discussion on how to prepare for the High Holy days and
and explore ways to find meaning in the services and rituals of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
If you have never attended a Selichot Service, try it this year and you will be hooked. Selichot is a gem.
The short, meditative, spiritual service is filled with beautiful introspective prayers and familiar High
Holy Day melodies. Preceding the service will be a concert featuring our own congregants who are professional
quality musicians and vocalists. The concert will be followed by a dessert reception. The Selichot service
will begin at 9:00 pm. 
Recently we introduced a new Avot V'imahot melody which is actually the correct nusach (melody) for the High Holy Days.
We invite you to join Cantor Frank on an educational and fun-filled adventure to Israel,
Egypt and Jordan. Plans are now underway for what promises to be a "once in a lifetime, not
to be missed" experience. Please contact Cantor Frank at the temple office (858-451-1200) for details.
Calling all chefs, bakers, wannabe cooks and everyone in between, It's time to help prepare
some of the food for our famous food festival.
Under a British law in Palestine passed in 1930, Jews were forbidden to blow the shofar at the Kotel,
pray loudly there, or bring Torah scrolls, so as not to offend the Arab population.
Despite this restriction, for the next seventeen years, the shofar was sounded at the Kotel every
Yom Kippur. Shofars were smuggled in to the Kotel where brave teenagers defiantly blew them at the
conclusion of the fast. Some managed to get away Ð others were captured and sent to jail for up
to six months. Six of these men are still alive. This is their powerful and inspiring story.
Are you looking for ways to get more involved in Temple life?
There is very little, if anything, that lasts forever, but an endowment continues in perpetuity, year in
and year out, and assures to future generations - l'dor v'dor - the legacy of a strong and vibrant synagogue
in North County Inland.
Should you wish to speak with someone about a TAS Legacy, please contact Temple Executive Director Jane Friedman
or Rabbi Castiglione.
Please 
Our Grant Committee is looking into alternative funding resources for TAS from companies and
service organizations. Please 
Sign-up for our email list and receive our weekly e-Newsletter as well as emails about special events at Temple
Adat Shalom. 
Please feel free to provide feedback about any aspect of Temple life. We are open to all input
and value your comments. 
TAS invites Jewish singles of all ages to join us for Shabbat services every 2nd Friday of the
month. Join us afterwards at our Oneg, schmooze and make new friends. For more information contact
Carol Gendel at 858-521-9009 or via email:
Please join us for dinner at Souplantation in RB following Rosh Hashanah services and Tashlich. Be
sure to bring a copy of the attached flyer. While you visit with friends and continue celebrating a
sweet new year together, you will be starting out the year with the mitzvah of supporting our
wonderful Mosad Shalom Religious School. 
Join the Men's Club each month for a breakfast, schmooze and speaker.
Our kickoff brunch will feature Pat Russell, an entertaining professional boxing referee. You don't have to be a member of the Men's Club to participate.
Rabbi Castiglione will lead the first in a series of three discussions for Jews by
Choice, their families, people considering conversion, and for anyone interested in
Jewish identity and Outreach. These discussions are open to everyone: members,
non-members, Jews by birth, those who have chosen Judaism, and those considering
joining the Jewish people. |
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