July 04, 2009   12 Tamuz 5769

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Temple Judea is a congregation proud of "Celebrating 60 Years of Jewish Learning and Living in Coral Gables" and excited about its future as a place of warmth, community, and spiritual nourishment. We recognize our important mission to enrich our ever-more complicated lives with the ever-new insights of our ancient heritage. We believe that Judaism practiced in the home and community can help endow our days with added meaning and also help us grow into better human beings.
 
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Fund Established to Aid Family of Slain Holocaust Memorial Museum Officer  
We are pround to announce that the Temple Judea Board of Trustees has made a donation to a special fund for the benefit of Officer Stephen Johns' family which was established by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. 
Please Return Your 2009-2010 Registration Packets Early  
Registration forms for the 2009-2010 year have been mailed. Please complete your forms and return them to us promptly.  Erev Rosh Hashanah is Friday, September 18th and Kol Nidre is Sunday, Septemer 27th. 
We Welcome New Families!  
Get information on joining Temple Judea in whichever way is most convenient for you.  Click here to download our 2009-2010 Membership Application Form and fax it to us at 305 665-5834 or email it to us at m.botkin@judeagables.org.  You can also call Marsha Botkin at 305 667-5657 and speak with her about becoming a part of our wonderful community. 
Upcoming Events  
The Temple Judea Outreach Committee, under the leadership of Barbara and Daryle Osborn, has completed their program schedule.  Click here to read about what's in store.  These free programs are for interfaith families, Jews-by-choice and anyone with questions.                                                                         

Social Action is alive and well at Temple Judea.  Click here to go to our Social Action page to see how you can help.
High Holy Day Sermons  

Rabbi Goldberg's and Rabbi Siegal's High Holy Day sermons have been posted and are available to be downloaded.  Click here to go to the Days of Awe Sermons.

Visit Rabbi Goldberg's Blog  
Rabbi Goldberg’s weekly Videoblogs and weblogs, as well as his recent sermons, are available on his Blog Page, http://rabbigoldberg.blogspot.com.  Please check out these timely messages and share them with your friends.
Lifetime Checklist  
In case of an emergency, it is helpful to have important personal information right at your fingertips. Download this Lifetime Checklist, complete it, and keep it in a safe but handy place so you have it if you need it.
Sermons  

Shabbat sermons are posted on our Shabbat page. Click here.
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur sermons are available here.

Hospital Visitation  

In order to ensure that members who are in the hospital, extended care facility, or hospice receive a visit from Rabbi Goldberg or Rabbi Siegal, the Temple staff must be notified. Click here for more information.

Help Us Communicate with You  

As we update our communication process to meet the needs of our community, we are seeking to obtain an e-mail address from each of our families. Be assured that this address will only be used for Temple business, to keep temple members informed of special announcements, such as urgent notices, funerals, and reminders of upcoming events. This is a moderated list and does not generate a large volume of e-mail.. Please e-mail us directly at judeainfo@judeagables.org. In your e-mail on the subject line type in one of these words: subscribe, unsubscribe, or update, followed by your full name. You can include any other updated information, such as change of address or telephone number, in the body of your message.

This Week's Events  
July 2009
07/06 to 07/10 - Summer Camp
07/10 -  Shabbat Service
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