Temple Ami Shalom
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EVENTS SCHEDULED FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
Temple Ami Shalom will be honoring Linda Dalton CELEBRATE THE SPECIAL WOMEN OF OUR JEWISH COMMUNITY 2012 Annual Women's Forum "Women who make a difference" Thursday March 22,2012, 9:00am For more information, visit our Sisterhood link on this site Passover Seder Make plans to attend April 7, 2012 15 Nissan, 5772 6:30pm Led by Cantor Mike Sirota For more information, Click Here 
| PURIM You are invited to Join our community for Purim and the Megillah Reading Wednesday, March 7, 2012 The Book of Esther is traditionally written upon a scroll, known as "Megillat Esther". The megillah is read twice during the holiday -- once at night, and once the next morning. Purim, like all Jewish holidays, runs for approximately 25 hours, beginning at sunset. "They are to observe these as days of feasting and gladness, and for sending delicacies to one another, and giving gifts to the poor." -- Esther 9:22 COME IN COSTUME Join us after the reading for Coffee, Lemonade and Hamentashen 
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| - YOU ARE INVITED - JEWISH ADULT EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM We are excited to announce our Jewish Adult Education program, welcoming our Congregation and all those Jewish Families in the surrounding area that may be interested. |
FOR INFORMATION ON OUR ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES
Next class Monday February 27, 2012
7:00pm to 8:30
In Social Hall
There is no charge for this event
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Next class Monday February 27, 2012
7:00pm to 8:30
In Social Hall
There is no charge for this event
CLICK HERE
“AN AGE OF NEW BEGINNINGS”
What makes the “Age of New Beginnings”? There is an age-old custom of homiletic s that connects the end of the Torah to its beginning. This is based on the well known concept that the Torah is never-ending. (Devarim 34:10-12) It also teaches us that when we have reached the end of a God given season, we really find ourselves at a new God given beginning. It is a moment that is pregnant with new possibilities. This is a time in our lives where we find our talents shining and our anticipation for the future contagious. It is as though the past experiences in life have provided us with the potential to birth "New beginnings". We at Temple Ami Shalom have found ourselves in this moment.
The San Gabriel Valley is filled with Jewish families that have not had an opportunity to connect with each other through the beauty of Community. It is with this in mind that our labor, our study, prayer and Temple is dedicated first to God and then to all of you and your families.
We invite you to come and visit us.
