This Week: Shabbat Morning Minyan + Tu Bishvat Lunch and Learn

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THIS WEEK

1) Shabbat Morning Minyan, January 30th, 10:00 am + Tu Bishvat Lunch
and Learn


UPCOMING

2) Shabbat Morning Minyan, February 13th, 10:00 am
3) Friday Night Minyan, February 19th, 6:30 pm

ALTSHUL ANNOUNCEMENTS

4) Purim Social Action
5) Purim Megillah Readings, Motzei Shabbat 2/27 and Sunday Morning
2/28

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

6) Hazon's Tu Bishvat Seder and Shabbat Dinner
7) Tu Bishvat Winter Garden Festival 1/31
8) Enroll at Yeshivat Hadar
9) Yoshie Fruchter’s PITOM at Southpaw 2/10
10) Brooklyn Israel Film Festival, 1/28, 30, 31
11) Teach at Hannah Senesh
12) Apply for Pardes 2010-11
13 Room Available in Kosher Apartment
14) One Bedroom Apartment Available in Crown Heights
15) Kosher UWS Apartment Available


More details below.
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THIS WEEK


1) Shabbat Morning Minyan, January 30th, 10:00 am + Tu Bishvat Lunch
and Learn

Altshul will meet Shabbat morning, January 30th, in the Rabbi’s
Office at Congregation Beth Elohim, 274 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, NY
11215. Kindershul will start at the beginning of the torah service.
Altshul will be hosting a vegetarian potluck lunch and learn after
services. The topic is "Is God in Your W-2 Form? Tu B'shevat and the
Spiritual Responsibility of Money" and Shuli Passow will be our
teacher. RSVP to Sara - saran...@hotmail.com if you plan to attend,
and please indicate what you plan to bring, so that we can make sure
to have a nice balance of food (i.e. not just challah and cookies).
Please note Altshul's kashrut policy: all food must be prepared in a
kosher or strictly vegetarian kitchen.

UPCOMING

2) Shabbat Morning Minyan, February 13th, 10:00 am

Altshul will meet Shabbat morning, February 13th, in the Rabbi’s
Office at Congregation Beth Elohim, 274 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, NY
11215. Kindershul will start at the beginning of the torah service.

3) Friday Night Minyan, February 19th, 6:30 pm

Altshul will meet Friday, February 19th for Kabbalat Shabbat and
Maariv at 6:30 pm in the Beth Elohim Rotunda, downstairs in the
Sanctuary Building, 274 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, NY 11215.

ALTSHUL ANNOUNCEMENTS

4) Purim Social Action, Sunday 2/21

Sunday, February 21st: Hamentaschen Baking, Mishloach Manot Packing to
Donate
In honor of Purim, come bake hamentaschen and pack Mishloach Manot
(gift bags) to donate to the residents at the Cobble Hill Health
Center, a nursing home in Carroll Gardens.

5) Purim Megillah Readings, Motzei Shabbat 2/27 and Sunday Morning
2/28

Altshul will be hosting services and megillah reading both the night
and the morning of Purim. We will also be sponsoring a party after
the evening reading. If you are interested in helping to plan any
aspect of the celebration, please contact in...@altshul.org.
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

6) Hazon's Tu Bishvat Seder and Shabbat Dinner

Join Hazon for Shabbat dinner and a Tu Bishvat Seder at the JCC
Manhattan on Friday, January 29 at 8 pm. Our meal will be kosher,
dairy, delicious and seasonal. Tu Bishvat, which has become the
“Jewish Earth Day,” marks the “New Year of Trees” and is celebrated by
planting trees, and eating dried fruits and nuts. Come celebrate and
learn from leading educators and activists about the connections
between Jewish tradition, the environment and the food we eat. The
event is $36; $30 if you bring your own non-disposable plate and
utensils! Register here:
https://www.kintera.org/AutoGen/Register/ECReg.asp?ievent=339072&en=ahJOJWMwGdIRKWMBLjKKJRNGLnIYLcPKIgLUK9PJIcIIIXOELkJ5G.
Co-Sponsored by the AJWS-AVODAH Partnership and Romemu.

7) Tu Bishvat Winter Garden Festival 1/31

Tu B'Shvat Winter Garden Festival
Museum at Eldridge Street
January 31, 2010 1pm-5pm
FREE!

Unearth your green roots at our first-ever festival celebrating Jewish
Arbor Day. Planting projects, kosher wine tastings courtesy of Tishbi
Wines, food demonstrations, family-tree activities, genealogy
workshops, storytelling and more explore eco-friendly living in
conjunction with Jewish heritage. Green museum tours will highlight
the sustainable practices used in the award-winning restoration of our
National Historic Landmark. We will also be conducting a Gift of Life
Bone Marrow Drive to support patients in need of life-saving
transplants.

8) Enroll at Yeshivat Hadar

Yeshivat Hadar, North America's first full-time egalitarian yeshiva,
is now accepting applications for its Summer 2010 and Full-Year
2010-2011 programs in New York City. Men and women looking for
intense traditional text study, egalitarian prayer, and social action,
with a special focus on personal religious growth, are invited to
apply. Download an application at (http://www.mechonhadar.org/apply).
Fellows receive full tuition remission and a stipend intended to help
cover the cost of living expenses. Application Deadline is Feb. 1,
2010. Please visit http://www.mechonhadar.org/yeshivat-hadar1 for
more specific information including a tentative schedule with course
descriptions.

9) Yoshie Fruchter’s PITOM at Southpaw 2/10

Yoshie Fruchter's PITOM at
Shemspeed.com Winterfest
Wednesday, Feb 10 @ Southpaw
7:30pm

Yoshie and Pitom are back from their European tour extravaganza
playing Shemspeed's first Winterfest with a whole mess o' new raucous
tunes. Come by after dinner, Pitom hits first, but there's fun music
all night.

with:
PITOM (www.myspace.com/pitom)
Dreams in Static
Six Point Star
Lion of Ido

10) Brooklyn Israel Film Festival, 1/28, 30, 31

The Brooklyn Israel Film Festival returns
to Kane Street Synagogue starting Thursday, January 28, and continuing
January 30 and 31.

The festival offers a fascinating mix of films and guest speakers.

Web site: www.kanestreet.org.

The lineup of films include:

Lady Kul-El Arab: a documentary exploring the conflicts faced by a
young Arab woman competing
in an Israeli beauty contest;
A Matter of Size: a funny, poignant feature about four overweight
Israeli men who
discover sumo wrestling;
Eli and Ben: an insightful feature about a privileged boy whose world
is turned upside down when his architect father is accused of a
crime.

11) Teach at Hannah Senesh

Hannah Senesh Community Day School, a K-8 diverse and progressive
Jewish community day school in downtown Brooklyn, seeks a full time
middle school Judaic Studies text teacher to join our committed,
creative, and dynamic staff for Fall 2010. Teaching experience,
excellent text skills and advanced degree required. Email resume to
Jessica Lissy Trey, Judaic Studies Coordinator,
jli...@hannahsenesh.org.

12) Apply for Pardes 2010-11

Apply Now for the 2010-11 Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies’ Year
Program
The preferred application deadline is February 15, 2010. Visit
www.pardes.org.il to apply. We are hosting a conference call for
potential students on Wednesday, January 27th at 12:30 pm (EST) with
the Director of Recruitment in Israel and a current Pardes student.

The Pardes Year Program includes intensive Jewish study. Students
participate in seminar-style classes and Havruta (partner study) and
take 20-32 hours of courses per week. There are also opportunities for
community service projects. Contact Shira Goldberg, North American
Director of Recruitment at sh...@pardesusa.org or (212) 447-4333.

13) Room Available in Kosher Apartment

Seeking a roommate for a beautiful Park Slope Apartment, 5 minute walk
from Pacific/Atlantic, B/D/M/N/Q/R/2/3/4/5 trains. 17 minutes to Union
Square. 5 minute walk to some of the best coffee New York has to offer
(Gorilla).

It's a no smoking, no TV in the living room apartment. It's a
beautiful space (see photos) filled with lots of light, song on
shabbat, and often filled with freshly baked delicious treats.

Walking distance from 2 Conservative shuls, 2 Orthodox shuls and
Altshul, Brooklyn's Egal Minyan.

The kitchen is kosher.

The rent is $1300.

Please contact Stephanie at stepha...@gmail.com


14) One Bedroom Apartment Available in Crown Heights

Hi all, I am looking for someone to take over my lease. I love the
place, but want to move for other reasons. The place is great - a
large 1BR. It has two large closets, a clean and full bathroom.
There is one bedroom, a living room and a small kitchen area. It is
on the fifth floor with an elevator. There is a live-in super. The
address is 15 Crown St. It is near the 2/3/4/5/B/Q/S, the B48 to
Williamsburg and the B71 to Cobble Hill. Rent is $1200. Let me know
if you are interested or know someone who is! Thanks.

Ris Golden
917 601 1124
morrisa...@gmail.com

14) Kosher UWS Apartment Available

Huge 16’ x 12.5’ master bedroom available in elevator doorman building
at 90th and Columbus with two other laid-back professional females.
The room gets tons of natural light with western and southern
exposures, and has its own private, windowed bathroom. Easily fits
bed, dressers, desk, nightstand, and more—plus a 7’-wide closet. The
apartment, a quiet corner unit on the 10th floor, also features a
large living room plus laundry in the building. We are looking for a
shabbat-friendly female who would keep a kosher kitchen. $1390/month.
Email Julie or Alexis at uwsapa...@gmail.com.

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