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Services & Ritual Activities...
Kabbalat Shabbat: Friday evenings Shabbat Morning Service: Saturdays God's To-Do List: As we continue with our reading of Chapter 2 in God's to Do List, a reminder that we would love to hear how you and your family have "Blessed." Please post your experiences on our God's To Do List blog site or add them to our display located in the CBI lobby. CBI Preschool offers an opportunity for young children to play, learn, and grow together in a Jewish environment. Our developmental, play based curriculum recognizes and addresses the individual needs of students and creates opportunities for each child to grow socially, emotionally, physically, spiritually, and cognitively. Enrollment applications for the 2009-10 school year are now being accepted! Join the CBI Babysitter List CBI is compiling a list of babysitters to share with congregants by request. To be added please send your name, phone number, email and a few words about yourself to Ellen Dietrick (295-6382) Attractions Dining & Value Guide: support CBI Preschool
Special Requests & Needs...
Opportunity to Dedicate a New Prayerbook:
A new prayer book is an opportunity to remember a loved one or mark a
simcha, like a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, Brit Milah, Brit Bat, Naming,
Conversion or Wedding. For $30 per book you could dedicate one of the
new prayer books soon to be used at CBI.
Use this form
Volunteer Opportunities at CBI & in the Commuity Wireless Internet Access is now available at CBI. News from the URJ... Recommended Books and Web Resources Bibliography
"Torah Study, Online & Interactive" |
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CBI Announcements & News... Mitzvah Day: an all congregation event. Jan 11, 2009 Yoga at CBI: Begins Thurs, Nov 6, 6-7:15 pm, Small Sanctuary The United Jewish Fund of Charlottesville is happy to announce the availability of a limited number of summer camp scholarships to Jewish camps for the summer of 2009. Through these camp scholarships, the UJFC is pleased to be able to promote Jewish education and the building of positive Jewish identity by supporting Jewish summer camp experiences. Families of children in grades K-11 who would like a scholarship to attend an overnight Jewish camp, should submit an application directly to the UJFC by Feb 15, 2009. Applications may be obtained by calling the Congregation Beth Israel office (434-295-6382) or on-line. A portion of the scholarship fund has been set aside for day camp scholarships to Camp CBI. Families interested in scholarships for Camp CBI contact Shelby Apple, Camp CBI Director. |
Congregation Beth Israel is a member of the Union for Reform Judaism.