On the road to repentance, we can begin with small steps by saying I'm sorry, s'lichah. Our tradition provides the opportunity for us to do that with Selichot prayers. The Selichot service begins the annual process of gathering as a community to pray for forgiveness.On the road to repentance, we can begin with small steps by saying I'm sorry, s'lichah. Our tradition provides the opportunity for us to do that with Selichot prayers. The Selichot service begins the annual process of gathering as a community to pray for forgiveness.
Please join Rabbi Jim Saturday night, September 16, at 7:30 pm, in the Social Hall at TBS. We will have desserts and treats with the movie, The Great Dictator, discussion and short service.
Rabbi Egolf requests that all of our talented Shofar blowers participate during Rosh Hashanah Morning Services, Thursday, September 21 at 10:00 am. No rehearsal required. Please check in with Laurie Frankino when you arrive at services.
Dear TBS Congregants and Guests,
Our temple has a long tradition of gathering food during the High Holy Days and this year is no exception. Donating food is a way for us to make the world a better place--Tikkun Olam. The Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank is the recipient of our collection and they are very grateful.
For those who would like to give a food donation, grocery bags will be distributed during Rosh Hashanah, so that you may bring food items back on Kol Nidre. Food donations will be gathered downstairs in the social hall. The six most needed items are boxed cereal, peanut butter, canned tuna, canned vegetables, canned beef stew and canned soup. Other canned meats, dry goods, pasta, rice and beans, cleaning supplies and paper products are also welcome.
For those who would prefer to give a monetary donation, cash and checks are most welcome by the Food Bank. Please address your check to Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank and drop your check into the decorated box on the table at the entry of the sanctuary.
Last year we collected a significant amount of food and monetary donations. The food, in conjunction with the financial donations that we collected, provided about 7,400 meals for those in need. For every $1 donated, the Foodbank can provide 4 meals for those in need--or for every 1 pound donated, the Foodbank can provide 1.2 meals.
Contact Marcy Caplin with questions: 330-528-3240.
L’shana tova,
Marcy Caplin
Trustee
Food Drive Chairperson
Sunday, October 1, 7 pm
At the home of Mitch Fromm, 122 N. Hayden Parkway, Hudson
Start the new year with a renewed effort to pursue lifelong learning! TBS Book Club is a great way to explore literature with Jewish topics and themes and spend a lovely evening in the company of friends. Men and women of all ages are welcome. For more information, contact Rebecca Egolf at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Our selection for October 1 is a debut collection of short stories by Dalia Rosenfeld called The Worlds We Think We Know: Stories.
Learn more about the stories at: http://a.co/7EVXMWF
We hope you'll join us!
Rebecca Egolf
