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September 05, 2010 26 Elul 5770

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OHR SHALOM KICKS OFF ITS NEW EDUCATION PROGRAM!!!

HEBREW AND RELIGIOUS SCHOOL:

It seems just around the corner, but Hebrew School will begin with Rose and her assistants on September 15 with a PARENT MEETING from 4:00-5:15 pm. Then every Wednesday after that except for School District #51 holidays. Any questions or to sign up, contact via Rose email at rosehager@yahoo.com .

To sign up for Hebrew School, read the information sheet (Ohr Shalom Hebrew School Information ) fill out the Ohr Shalom Religious School Registration and return it via email to www.ohrshalomgj.org or USPS to CONGREGATION OHR SHALOM, PO BOX 1311, GRAND JUNCTION, CO 81502.

NOW JOIN US FOR JEWISH FAMILY EDUCATION,
STARTING SEPTEMBER 11.

Rachel Cole, well known Hebrew educator and singer/songwriter affiliated with the Adventure Rabbi organization visited our congregation on August 28th to share her wonderful songs and enthusiasm for Hebrew education.

She will be teaching Jewish Family Education from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and then share parent information/education ideas from 11:30 a.m. to noon on the following dates:

September 11
December 4
January 8
February 26
April 2
April 23

Rabbi Korngold will teach Jewish Family Education on these dates:

October 16
November 13
May 21

All children and parents who are members of Ohr Shalom are welcome! If you know other Jewish families who would like to join in, or if you have any questions about this program call Susan Zanol at 970-245-5607.

Family Time: Preparing for Hebrew School

To make your family's learning time together even more enriching, Rabbi Bogage has some excellent suggestions for preparation that parents can undertake, in advance of Saturday.

Discuss and/or read to your children about upcoming holidays, featured hereos and relevant history. There are excellent books in the synagogue's library if you would like to check them out. Look to this section for additional suggestions from the Rabbi as his/her next visit approaches.

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class

As their special day approaches, our Bar/Bat Mitzvah students meet with Miriam once a week. When the Rabbi and our Scholar-in-Residence are visiting, the kids try to get together with them for some interesting thought provoking sessions.

To learn more about becomming a b'nai mitzvot, contact the Synagogue!

Monthly Shabbat Potluck Dinner

Future Shabbat dinners will typically be held on Friday's when the Rabbi is not in town. Look for information on the next dinner or

email www.ohrshalomgj.com .

Never Too Young

Although we don't have a formal pre-school, the temple library is a great place to find reading materials to stay occupied during adult Shabbat services.

As Marcus knows, its never too early to learn your Aleph Bet.

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