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Welcome to B’nai Torah Shul

🎉✨ Mark Your Calendars — A Very Special Evening! ✨🎉
Friday, June 13, 2025 — We are thrilled to invite our entire community to a Potluck Dinner & Recognition Service honoring Barbara Martus.

Barbara has served our congregation with extraordinary dedication for 5.5 years—not just as president, but in countless roles, always with heart, vision, and tireless commitment. This is our chance to come together in gratitude and celebration for everything she has given to our shul family.
💐 Let’s show up BIG to celebrate Barbara’s legacy!
🕍 Join us for a heartfelt Shabbat service
🍽️ Bring a dairy or vegetarian dish to share
🎤 Words of appreciation and love
🎶 Music, community, and connection

Come be part of something special—let’s grow together.


 

 

You’re Invited!
 “An Evening of Photography, Wine & Cheese” at the B’nai Torah Jewish Community Center on Friday, June 21st — an unforgettable night featuring the incredible work of our very own Marilynn 

But that’s not all!
This isn’t just a gallery event, it’s a full night out:
• Sip wine, savor artisan cheeses & bites
• Connect with friends old and new
• Celebrate the creative spirit of B’nai Torah!
TIME- 8PM

RSVP now by calling the Temple at (845) 477-3716.
Let’s make this a night to remember!

Adult Education with Rabbi Korngold

Thursdays @ 7:30PM

Rabbi Korngold’s Saturday Adult Education class has moved to Thursday Evenings! Come join via zoom for an engaging engrossing learning experience.

Shabbat Services & Kiddish

 

 

Join us for our Shabbat services, where we come together in prayer, reflection, and song. Stay after for Kiddush, a time to connect, share stories, and enjoy community in a relaxed and welcoming setting.

This is your community. Your voice matters. Your presence makes a difference.

 

COVID Information

We are open for in person gatherings!

Masks are optional but encouraged for those at risk.

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