Daily and Shabbat Services Information
Service Leaders For This Week
Junior Congregation
April Mitzvah of the Month
Yiddish Program At The Jewish Museum and Cultural Center
Yom Ha'Atzmaut Program
Our Kiddush Lunch Is Back
Special Program On May 7th
JELF Loan Information
Program Sponsored By The Virginia State Parks
Special Exhibit At The Chrysler Museum
Remember Our Email Address Has Changed
How To Live Stream Shabbat Services
Our Bulletin Is On The Website
Important Information Regarding The Notes
Yom Ha'Atzmaut Information
Birthdays and Anniversaries for the week
From USCJ - Conservative Judaism Has A New Digital Home
Wands for Wildlife information
Pet Memorial Board information
Upcoming Events
Yahrzeits for the Week
We are back in-person for Shabbat services at 9:30am. Therefore, Shabbat services will only live streamed, and not on Zoom! Please note, if you will be attending in-person services, you must be vaccinated and you must wear a mask while in the building.
Daily minyan will be on Zoom at the number/link below. Services via Zoom.us will be Sunday - Friday at 8:00am and 5:30pm
DAILY SERVICES ZOOM INFORMATION:
Meeting ID: 674-044-866
Meeting Password: 296993
Click HERE for the link
URL: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/674044866?pwd=a1JHQ1NiVk9ncHlOUU15SlFDNEhiZz09
YouTube video link -
05.06.22 - Who We Are, Really
https://youtu.be/TzguZRdQLKE
Safe and Sound!
Your support enabled one of the Norfolk SPCA's largest emergency lifesaving projects in our 130th year of serving the community and the animals we love. Our newest shelter residents from Marion County, South Carolina arrived around 12:30 today and were met by your generosity, kindness and an outpouring of support for their care. We are humbled by your gifts and without words for the number of supplies that have been ordered and those delivered to the shelter. These resources are critical to our response efforts over the next 3-4weeks. Without you these puppies and three moms were fighting the odds of survival, now they are winning.
We want to share and celebrate the collaborative efforts of the incredibly dedicated care staff and volunteers whose compassion for saving these puppies, abandoned at their rural shelter in Marion County, brought together two animal welfare organizations and our shared communities. To the Norfolk SPCA CARE Team and volunteers our work has just begun and you have gone above and beyond today to settle our tiny friends and weary travelers into their kennels with food, love and comfort.
Medical exams will take place over the next few days and each puppy will go out to a loving foster home for 2-3 weeks, before returning for spay/neuter surgery and availability for adoption. The beautiful moms will also be available for adoption following spay/neuter surgery.
As we bring our family and friends together over this joyous Easter Holiday weekend, we hope you will share these updates and the difference you have made through your support of our Emergency Puppy Rescue. Donations continue to be accepted and are very much needed over the next several weeks, here are links for how you can continue to help. We are so grateful ❤!
Emergency Puppy Rescue Fund
norfolkspca.com/donate
Wish-List Needs
norfolkspca.com/wish-list
PLEASE NOTE - If you are attending in-person services, you must be vaccinated and you must wear a mask while in the building.
Did you know you can access our monthly bulletin on our website - templeisraelva.org?
We know the mail has not been the best lately and we've heard that some bulletins haven't made it to some members' homes. If so, here's the link to the bulletin on our website.
https://templeisraelva.org/bulletin-of-temple-activities
Just copy and paste the above link into your browser and hit "Enter". Or simply go to our website - templeisraelva.org - go all the way to the bottom right of the home page, and you will see "Bulletin of Temple activities".
Hyman Brooke
James Hormoi
Ronnie Moscovitz
Joshua Hyams
Bari Roistacher
June Essick
Brett Goldmn
Charles Goldman
Karen Jaffe
David Pearline
Richard Taylor
Christina Jorgenson
Leigh and Linda Baltuch
David and Marilyn Suskind-Pearline
We apologize for the omission of David Pearline's and Marilyn Suskind-Pearline's May 3 anniversary in last week's Notes from the Shul.
Don’t miss this new website – ExploringJudaism.org – where people like you can share personal and meaningful Jewish wisdom and reflection in addition to insight on practical living through the lens of Conservative/Masorti Judaism.
The next time you're at the synagogue, be sure to look at our Pet Memorial Board.
It's located on the stair wall as you go up to Brody Auditorium.
It's a wonderful way to remember your beloved pet.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Torah at the Beach
Monday, May 9 at 7:30pm
Click HERE for the link
The Quarantine Book Club
May 23 at 7:30pm
The book for this month is The Jerusalem Diamond by Noah Gordon
Click HERE for the link
We will resume the Quarantine Book Club in October. We will be reading The Silhoutte Man, by Greg Forbes Siegman
Rabbi Panitz's Tuesday Morning Class
"Great Modern Jewish Thinkers"
Tuesdays at 8:45am
May 10, 17, 24, 31
Meeting ID - 625 144 762
Passcode - 008603
Click HERE for the link
Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class
Alternate Sundays from 11:30am - 12:30pm
May 15, 22, 29
Meeting ID - 629 490 590
Passcode - 832087
Click HERE for the link
Please contact Rabbi Panitz if you would like to join the group
Leo Dubinsky
DL Houts
Lois Roth Jaffe
S. Fannie Leach
David Massre
William Moses
Harry Oppenheim
Philip Spivak
Julia Goldberg
Hannah Halkin
James Miller
Dorothy Rabinowitz
Gertrude "Trudy" Stein
Louis Tabakin
Beatrice Alpert
Harvey Breit
Beatrice Tiger
Belle Walzer
Anna Cohen
Robert Epstein
Mollie Mansh
Matilda Popkin
Mollie Alperin Posner
Mona Halprin Belkov
Lea Brooke
Joseph Cohen
Mildred Beller
H. Ida Levinsky
Sophie Marcus
Albert Posner
Norman Roistacher
Samuel M. Brooke
Serna Chapel
Irene Dubowsky
Samuel Friedman
Sadie Moss
Max Strauss