February 29, 2012 - Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills

A Warm Welcome to
New Temple Members
Shiva and Daniel Golshani
Roya Golshani and Payman Khorrami
Joshua Krapf
Albert Owens
Molly and David Shadpour
Erica Bronstein and Brett Wasserman
Sepi and John Zarrabi
Pillar Profi le: Bunni & Murray Fischer
Party Book
Fundraiser
Raising money for TEBH schools
one party at a time
Visit www.teads.org and click on PARTY BOOK for
more information on how to host a party or for a list of
upcoming parties you can attend.
Upcoming parties in the works include: Steak and
Wine Dinner Party hosted by LA Magazine Food Critic,
Persian Cuisine Workshop and Dinner Party, Pajama
Sleepover Party, Camping Trip, Lasertag Party and so
much more!
For more information email TEBHPartyBook@aol.com
Please let us know about simchas, achievements, and condolences in your life so that we can
include you in “Our Temple Family” section. Email them to annie@tebh.org
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Thank You To Our
Newest Pillar Members
Warren Ackerman for rejoining the Pillar Program
as a Chai member.
Deborah and Gary Mozer for joining the Pillar
Program as Chai members.
Kathleen and Laurence Paul for joining the Pillar
Program as Chai members.
"We feel it is extremely important to support Temple Emanuel’s
Pillar Program because Temple Emanuel has been a intregral part
of our religious and spiritual experiences for over 60 years. This
started with experiences in our early youth, has continued all the
way through many life cycles, and now extends to both our son and
daughter, who also experience the joys of Temple Emanuel. And we
are delighted that our grandkids have begun their involvement with
Temple Emanuel, through the preschool and the Gesher program.
The Temple has been here for our family and we are pleased to
be able to be here for Temple Emanuel."
-Bunni & Murray Fischer
Making
Connections
Are you a single parent? Would you like to be in a group
with other single parents? Are you newly married?
Would you like to meet other families with school-age
children?
Chavurah (friendship) groups are forming now for all
ages and interests. A chavurah meets regularly (every
4-6 weeks) and people often form life-long friendships
Some chavurot (plural of chavurah) share Jewish
holidays together, attend concerts, have barbecues,
or work together on synagogue projects. Being in a
chavurah is often the best way to get to know other
people and form meaningful relationships. Please email
Leslie Shlecter at Chavurah@tebh.org if you would like
to be included or have any questions.