Events Calendar
Events in September 2019
- Shabbat Service
6
Sep
Shabbat evening service in the Greenberg Sanctuary. - Torah Study
7
Sep
7
Sep
Come read and study the weekly Torah portion in English. No prior experience necessary.Come read and study the weekly Torah portion in English. No prior experience necessary.Shabbat Morning Service7
Sep
7
Sep
Informal Shabbat Morning Service including Torah Service in the Greenberg Sanctuary.Informal Shabbat Morning Service including Torah Service in the Greenberg Sanctuary. - Religious School - Hebrew
10
Sep
Hebrew for 4th, 5th and 6th religious school students meets at 6:30 p.m. - Selichot
12
Sep
12
Sep
Begin the High Holy Day season by joining us for an adult education session at 8:00 p.m. At 10:00 p.m. we will mark the end of Shabbat with a Selichot service and the candle, wine and spices of Havdalah. Selichot, which means forgiveness, previews the Ten Days of Awe (Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur). You will not want to miss this special service, which includes prayer, songs, and dressing our Torah scrolls in their white covers.Begin the High Holy Day season by joining us for an adult education session at 8:00 p.m. At 10:00 p.m. we will mark the end of Shabbat with a Selichot service and the candle, wine and spices of Havdalah. Selichot, which means forgiveness, previews the Ten Days of Awe (Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur). You will not want to miss this special service, which includes prayer, songs, and dressing our Torah scrolls in their white covers. - Family Shabbat Service
13
Sep
13
Sep
Shabbat evening service especially for families with children in grades 2-8. We use a special prayerbook and will have acoustic guitar music.Shabbat evening service especially for families with children in grades 2-8. We use a special prayerbook and will have acoustic guitar music. - Torah Study
14
Sep
14
Sep
Come read and study the weekly Torah portion in English. No prior experience necessary.Come read and study the weekly Torah portion in English. No prior experience necessary.Shabbat Morning Service14
Sep
14
Sep
Informal Shabbat Morning Service including Torah Service in the Greenberg Sanctuary.Informal Shabbat Morning Service including Torah Service in the Greenberg Sanctuary. - Religious School
15
Sep
Religious school for pre-K through 6th grade studentsGan Emek - First Day!15
Sep
15
Sep
Valley's wonderful program for babies and toddlers (up to age 3) and their parents/grandparents will introduce your children to Sunday-morning-fun at Valley with Jewish music, stories, play, and crafts. You will love being a part of the active and engaged Valley community on Sunday mornings. GAN is a Hebrew word that means garden and the Hebrew word used for kindergarten or early childhood programs. EMEK means valley. GAN EMEK = Valley’s early childhood program!Valley's wonderful program for babies and toddlers (up to age 3) and their parents/grandparents will introduce your children to Sunday-morning-fun at Valley with Jewish music, stories, play, and crafts. You will love being a part of the active and engaged Valley community on Sunday mornings. GAN is a Hebrew word that means garden and the Hebrew word used for kindergarten or early childhood programs. EMEK means valley. GAN EMEK = Valley’s early childhood program! - Religious School - Hebrew
17
Sep
Hebrew for 4th, 5th and 6th religious school students meets at 6:30 p.m. - Senior Lunch and Discussion
18
Sep
Bring a lunch and join in this month's discussion. - Friday Night Live Shabbat Service
20
Sep
Join our Friday Night Live Band to welcome Shabbat in the Greenberg Sanctuary. - Torah Study
21
Sep
21
Sep
Come read and study the weekly Torah portion in English. No prior experience necessary.Come read and study the weekly Torah portion in English. No prior experience necessary.Shabbat Morning Service21
Sep
21
Sep
Shabbat Morning Service; Myles Connock, son of Laura and Steven Connock, will become a Bar Mitzvah.Shabbat Morning Service; Myles Connock, son of Laura and Steven Connock, will become a Bar Mitzvah.Selichot21
Sep
21
Sep
Begin the High Holy Day season by attending an adult education session at 8:00 p.m., followed by a dessert reception. At 10:00 p.m. we will mark the end of Shabbat with a Selichot service and the candle, wine and spices of Havdalah. Selichot, which means forgiveness, previews the Ten Days of Awe (Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur). You will not want to miss this special service, which includes prayer, songs, and dressing our Torah scrolls in their white covers.Begin the High Holy Day season by attending an adult education session at 8:00 p.m., followed by a dessert reception. At 10:00 p.m. we will mark the end of Shabbat with a Selichot service and the candle, wine and spices of Havdalah. Selichot, which means forgiveness, previews the Ten Days of Awe (Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur). You will not want to miss this special service, which includes prayer, songs, and dressing our Torah scrolls in their white covers. - Religious School
22
Sep
Religious school for pre-K through 6th grade students - Religious School - Hebrew
24
Sep
Hebrew for 4th, 5th and 6th religious school students meets at 6:30 p.m. - Board Meeting
26
Sep
- Shabbat Service
27
Sep
Shabbat evening service in the Greenberg Sanctuary. - Torah Study
28
Sep
Shabbat Morning Service28
Sep
28
Sep
Informal Shabbat Morning Service including Torah Service in the Greenberg Sanctuary.Informal Shabbat Morning Service including Torah Service in the Greenberg Sanctuary. - Erev Rosh Hashanah Service
29
Sep
Erev Rosh Hashanah Mishkan Hanefesh service followed by our annual reception. - Rosh Hashanah Family Service
30
Sep
30
Sep
This service is geared for school-aged children through Bar/Bat Mitzvah and their families. A special prayer book, a mix of contemporary and traditional music, a story-sermon, and a full Torah service combine to create our kid-friendly service. A highlight of the morning is the family blessing, or what Rabbi Kopnick refers to as “hugging time.” For more information and the full High Holy Day schedule, click here: https://valleytemple.com/high-holidays/This service is geared for school-aged children through Bar/Bat Mitzvah and their families. A special prayer book, a mix of contemporary and traditional music, a story-sermon, and a full Torah service combine to create our kid-friendly service. A highlight of the morning is the family blessing, or what Rabbi Kopnick refers to as “hugging time.” For more information and the full High Holy Day schedule, click here: https://valleytemple.com/high-holidays/Rosh Hashanah Tot Service30
Sep
30
Sep
Latke, Applesauce and the whole gang of Tot-Shabbat puppets join Rabbi Kopnick and Charlene Gubitz in the Atrium Room for our lively Tot Service. Geared for those ages 0-6, the Tot Service has a lot of music, a story, and some basic High Holy Day themes. For the full High Holy Day Schedule, click here: https://valleytemple.com/high-holidays/Latke, Applesauce and the whole gang of Tot-Shabbat puppets join Rabbi Kopnick and Charlene Gubitz in the Atrium Room for our lively Tot Service. Geared for those ages 0-6, the Tot Service has a lot of music, a story, and some basic High Holy Day themes. For the full High Holy Day Schedule, click here: https://valleytemple.com/high-holidays/Rosh Hashanah Morning Service30
Sep
30
Sep
Mishkan Hanefesh service. If you are not a member, or if you are a member wishing to bring a guest, contact the Temple office for tickets. For more information and the full High Holy Day schedule, click here: https://valleytemple.com/high-holidays/Mishkan Hanefesh service. If you are not a member, or if you are a member wishing to bring a guest, contact the Temple office for tickets. For more information and the full High Holy Day schedule, click here: https://valleytemple.com/high-holidays/