OUTDOOR SERVICES
A MESSAGE FROM RABBI LUCAS
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OUTDOOR MINYAN SIGN UP
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THE BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE 
Memorialize your loved ones, and the "Six Million," many of whom have no one to remember them. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
ROSH HASHANAH NEW YEARS CARD
Include your name on a lovely card sent to the entire CAI congregation expressing your best wishes for a Shana Tova. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
SECOND ISAIAH
with Professor Benjamin D. Sommers
Sponsored by the CAI Adult Scholarly Committee
August 4 class cancelled due to the storm
Visit our Online Events page for a biography of Professor Benjamin Sommers, description of each class, materials needed, and Zoom meeting details. CLICK HERE
LEARNING WITH OUR MASORTI RABBINIC LEADERSHIP FROM ISRAEL
Sponsored by the CAI Israel Committee
Session 2: Sunday, Aug. 9, 11 am
With Rabbi Elisha Wolfin, Rabbi Dikla Drukman-Sherzer,
Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker, and Rabbi Nathalie Lastreger.
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LITERATURE FROM THE HASMONEAN PERIOD
with Dr. Ari Finkelstein
Session 2: Monday, Aug. 10, 8 pm
We will i
nvestigate the trove of literature produced in the second Jewish commonwealth, led by the Hasmonean Dynasty, to better understand issues in first and second century BCE Judea. REGISTER HERE
"MY MICHAEL" by Amos Oz
Book Club Discussion with Dr. Debbie Miller
Thursday, Aug. 13, 8 pm
A haunting love story set in 1950s Jerusalem. Hannah, a remote and intense woman, feels increasingly estranged from her husband, Michael, an unremarkable man, as their marriage gradually disintegrates. DETAILS ON OUR EVENTS PAGE
"RENEWING THE COVENANT"
The Teachings of Rabbi Eugene Borowitz
with Rabbinic Intern, Marge Wise
Session 2: Monday, Aug. 17, 10 am
Discussion on Jewish philosopher Rabbi Eugene Borowitz's term "covenant theology"– the dilemma of the postmodern Jew who is committed to individual autonomy but also seeking a relationship with God, Torah and Israel. REGISTER HERE
FOOD PANTRY DONATIONS
The need for those less fortunate is far greater during the ongoing health crisis. Please consider dropping off bagged, unopened, unexpired food items in the foyer at the Caldwell Food Pantry, 14 Park Ave, Caldwell, from Tues-Thur, 8:30 am-4:30 pm. Monetary donations will also help them to purchase items in bulk. Please make checks out to Caldwell Food Pantry; mail to Maria Burack, Human Services, 1 Provost Square, Caldwell, 07006.
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