Friday, 09 May 2008
Congregation Beth Elohim Brooklyn, NY
 

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On Friday, May 9, Erev Shabbat services at  7pm will feature a special Israeli song session along with our “2nd Friday” band. 

Saturday, May 10  a special Yachad service in the Rotunda will run from 9:15am until 12:15pm.The Junior and Adult Choirs will lead us in the Prayer for the State of Israel.  Rabbis Epstein and Bronstein, along with Rabbinic Intern Matthew Soffer will lead adult, teen and family study while our Yachad faculty lead programs for our children. Ages 4–adult are welcome. 
 
Shabbat B'Yachad Family Education Programs

Parents whose children are signed up for Shabbat B;Yachad are always invited to participate from 9:15am-12:15pm. Parents and children are always together from 9:15am-10:30am (although parents grades 1-6 are not required to stay if there is no family program).

On days when it says "Grade X-X Family Program," parents of children in Shabbat B'Yachad in those grades will have a special family education program where parents and children learn together. On "regular" days, the parents will have optional adult education classes from 10:30am-12:15pm.

On days when it says "All Grade X Families" there is a family education program  to which all families of children in that grade, whether they attend Shabbat B;Yachad or Ruach B'Yachad, are invited to attend.

Children should not attend grade family programs without at least one parent or adult family member with them.

Sunday Mishpacha programs are for all families in the congregation.

 
Youth and Family Education Now Yachad

A new school year at CBE sees the start of a major overhaul of educational programming under the direction of Rabbi Shira Koch Epstein. In a message to parents, Rabbi Epstein wrote, “Rather than being called ‘Religious School’or ‘Hebrew School,’ neither of which encompasses the greater goals of this program, our educational program will now be called Yachad  (Together)." 

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