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This Shabbat:
Friday, September 3, 7:30 p.m. Open House & Shabbat Services. Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Douglas Kohn & Cantor Bern-Vogel. Oneg Shabbat following Services sponsored by Sisterhood.
Saturday, September 4, 10:00 a.m. Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Douglas Kohn & Cantor Jennifer Bern-Vogel. Kiddush following Services.
Next Shabbat:
Friday, September 10, 7:30 p.m. Shabbat Services. Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Douglas Kohn & Cantor Bern-Vogel. Dedication of new names on our Wall of Perpetual Memorial. Oneg Shabbat following Services.
Saturday, September 11, 10:00 a.m. Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Douglas Kohn. Kiddush following Services.
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Keep up with Congregation Emanu El with Rabbi Kohn's weekly email. Each week this email newsletter includes a D'var Torah, Temple Tidings, Upcoming Events and Programs.
Simply email your request to join the list to the Temple Office.
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 Please follow these directions to reach us: Congregation Emanu El is located off of I-10 in Redlands. Exit Ford Street (If approaching from the West, turn right. If approaching from the East, turn left.) Go through the intersection of Ford St. and Redlands Blvd. Make the next left into the Ford Business Plaza. We are the second to the last building on the left: 1473 Ford Street
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Mazal Tov! to our Congregation for receiving a 2009 Irving J. Fain Social Action Award, presented to Dr. Asher Sheppard, Social Action Committee Co-Chairperson, and Rabbi Douglas Kohn at the Reform Movement’s biennial Social Action convention, the Consultation on Conscience on Monday in Washington, D.C., in recognition of our Tu B’Shevat Gleanings Project! Pictures of the award presentation, and of Rabbi Kohn with Senator Barbara Boxer, below.
 
Left: Dr. Asher Sheppard, Temple Social Action Committee Co-Chair, with Rabbi Douglas Kohn, receiving the Fain award from Dr. Cheryl Guttman, Chairperson of the Commission on Social Action, April 20.
Right: Rabbi Douglas Kohn was asked to welcome Senator Barbara Boxer (middle) at the Consultation on Conscience, in the Russell Senate Office Building, April 21
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Sisterhood’s wonderful new cookbook, Kvelling in the Kitchen, is now available! Chocked full of great recipes, tested in the kitchens of our talented Sisterhood ladies, it is a must in our own kitchens.
$25 - proceeds benefit Sisterhood and our Congregation
Copies are available in the Temple office.
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DON'T FORGET YOUR SCRIP! NOW AVAILABLE IN THE TEMPLE OFFICE!
Scrip is available for grocery stores, retail stores, dining out, and much much more, at no additional cost to you! Scrip is great for everyone on your list! It's quick and easy. E-mail scrip@juno.com or contact the Temple Office or Phil and Carol Wizer to place an order.
Click here for details. Click here for a list of retailers.
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Your contributions to our synagogue are always greatly appreciated! For your convenience, we have made it possible to download the donation form online. Please mail this form to the tem ple with your check enclosed. Of course, you are still welcome to call the temple office to make your donations.
Thank you so much for your generosity!
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Our Sisterhood Giftshop is now online! Please click below to browse our new store!
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