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Join us!Unquiet Minds
Unquiet Minds in a Quiet Time:
Insights on Mental Health, Resilience and Community
Monday, December 7
7:30 – 8:30 p.m. ET – Virtual Event
Please join Combined Jewish Philanthropies (CJP) and the Ruderman Synagogue Inclusion Project (RSIP) for a dialogue between Professors Kay Redfield Jamison and Daniel Jackson about mental health, resilience, and the importance of community during these challenging times.
Register here.
Menorah Assembly
Brotherhood folks already received an evite.
But maybe you’re not yet on the list and want to jump in?
No problem, just reach out to Stewart, all are welcome!
Hanukkah 2020
Tangle Followup
Secret Sister
Hearts
Looking for a way to support our local community during this pandemic? Display your support and purchase a HEARTS FOR HEALTHCARE HEROES sign. A percentage of all sales will go to support the COVID 19 assistance program at Milford Regional Hospital.
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Gravy
The prophet Isaiah reminds us that God has commanded that we share our food with the hungry. Each year, our Temple participates with other members of the Franklin Interfaith Council in helping the Franklin Food Pantry collect items to provide Thanksgiving dinners for those in need. In light of the greater food insecurity this year, the need for this program is apparent.
The Temple has been assigned the responsibility of collecting 70 cans of turkey gravy. The cans are due by November 10. You can leave your cans in a sealed bin outside the front door of the Temple building (there will be hand sanitizer there). Alternatively, if you would like to have your cans picked up from outside your house, let Andrew Rubenstein know at andrew@raalaw.com, and someone can pick it up from your porch or driveway on Sunday, November 8.
Thank you for participating in this important mitzvah.
Abundance
Abundance, it is said, can be found at the intersection of desire & fulfillment. Come learn and join the discussion. We all have ideas based on past experiences and future expectations. A diverse and experienced panel consisting of Zen Priest Kotatsu John Bailes, founder of One Heart Zen Center & the Wellesley College Buddhist Chaplain, Catholic Priest Parochial Vicar Fr. Gregory Vozzo of the Medfield & Norfolk Collaborative, and former Assistant Attorney General and Rabbi Thomas Alpert of Temple Etz Chaim in Franklin will share about fulfilment and abundance from their respective faiths and will take turns answering participants’ questions.
Wednesday November 11, 2020
7:30-9:00 PM via Zoom
Register here
$10 – Proceeds go to the Greater Boston Foodbank
