July 23, 2008   20 Tamuz 5768
Temple Emanuel of South Hills, Pittsburgh, PA
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We welcome you to join us for worship, education and community in our renovated synagogue.  We are a Reform Jewish congregation located in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  Please take some time to explore this Web site, find out more about us, learn about upcoming events, read the Rabbis' latest messages, or find opportunities to get involved.  To learn more about Temple Emanuel, we invite you to visit the "About Us" page or click here.

Mini-Sukkah
Photo - Librarian Paula Altschul reads stories to kindergartners and first-graders in the mini-sukkah built by Marty Altschul in the children's corner of the Temple library.
Librarian Paula Altschul reads stories to kindergartners and first-graders in the mini-sukkah built by Marty Altschul in the children's corner of the Temple library.


Other Temple News & Events  
The deadline for applications is February 5, 2008.
Plan ahead and get your essays and materials ready now. Deadline to apply is April 1, 2008.
Temple donations will help the Orev unit of the Golani Brigade.
WRJ sponsors 3 Wednesdays with Mary Wolf, Reiki Master Teacher and Angel Therapy Practitioner
Don't miss a musical weekend with Jewish Children's Musician Marc Rossio, a.k.a. The Marvelous Toy.
Dr. Kenneth W. Stein will present "Israel at 60: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow"
We will be discussing Rashi's Daughters, Book I: Joheved by Maggie Anton
The WRJ Sisterhood is about to publish Temple’s first-in-20 years cookbook! And we need your recipes!
Upcoming Events & Services  
July 2008
07/23 -  Torah & Tangents (10:00 AM)
07/23 -  PJ Library Kickoff (6:00 PM to 7:00 PM)
07/26 -  Torah Study (9:00 AM to 10:00 AM)
07/26 -  Shabbat Morning Service (10:30 AM)
 

This Week's Torah Portion  
 

Temple Photo Album  
Photo - Melinda Freed, right, and other congregants take part in the Temple barbecue, followed by a performance by talented Israeli teens.  (Photo by Michael Spicer)
Melinda Freed, right, and other congregants take part in the Temple barbecue, followed by a performance by talented Israeli teens. (Photo by Michael Spicer)
 
 

Buy Giant Eagle Gift Cards - An Easy Way to Raise Money for Temple  
You need to eat, right? Temple Emanuel is making it even easier for you to raise money for Temple while shopping at Giant Eagle supermarkets and GetGo convenience stores. [UPDATED JAN. 9]

Click here to download a summary of the Giant Eagle gift card program, a Temple fundraiser that won't require you to donate any money.

Click here to download a form for authorizing automatic withdrawals from your checking account, credit card or debit card to pay for Giant Eagle gift cards.

 
 
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