Keep your eyes open for these upcoming Sisterhood events
Bake and Take-Dec 4th, 2:00-4:00 pm
Join us in the TBE kitchen. On December 4th we'll make Cookies- Apricot Chews, Blossoms, Pecan Tassies. We'll have some of the temples "celebrity pastry chefs" here to share their recipes and techniques. Recipes and all ingredients will be provided. You will be able to bring home a dozen or more baked goods, and the remainder will be frozen for use at future Onegs.
We have scheduled (see below) these Bake and Takes throughout the year on select Wednesday afternoons, 4:15 to 6:00, Thursday afternoons from 2:00 to 4-4:30ish and Sunday evenings from 6-7:30.
Price $10 per session, $72 for the series - (see below for the full schedule). Please contact Hillary Handwerger to reserve a space- 662-0154, hillary@ix.netcom.com
Life: A physical, emotional, and spiritual approach to Breast Cancer protection- November 23, 2-4 pm, at the JCC.
TBE and Beth Israel Sisterhood’s, Hadassah, and ORT and are delighted to be co-sponsoring a free community-wide wellness event at the JCC on November 23rd, from 2-4 p.m. Back by popular demand after a presentation at last year’s Hadassah Regional conference, entitled “Breast Cancer, What’s being Jewish got to do with it?“ is Dr. Ruth Lerman, a Beaumont Internist, specializing in Breast Disease, and Whitney Ducaine, a Certified Genetics Counselor, specializing in Cancer Genetics. Dr. Lerman is a breast cancer survivor who has studied with several world-renowned physicians including Rachel Remen M.D. and Jon Kabat-Zinn who specialize in mind/body approaches to healing, and has added this to her repertoire of traditional medical care in the healing process. She was a founding member of a program that utilizes Mikvah for spiritual healing after breast cancer, and developed and leads the Silver Linings Breast Cancer Survivors Workshops which offers support and educational services in the metro-Detroit area.
The team will be talking about how to lower the risk of developing Breast Cancer, find Breast Cancer at it's earliest most easily cured stage through effective screening techniques, and be more proactive and empowered through the newest medical approaches, mind-body medicine and Jewish Spirituality. Also a discussion of the genes that cause an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer in Jewish Women; when to consider genetic testing; the myths surrounding testing as well as the benefits of knowing this information. We will be learning how to lower one’s risk of developing breast cancer. She will demonstrate and teach several of these techniques as well. Please wear comfortable clothes. Participation is not mandatory to attend.
Nuts 'N Bolts- the B'nai Mitzvah Workshop- December 7, 6:00-7:30 pm, TBE Social Hall.
Are you planning your child’s Bar or Bat Mitzvah this year or next? Are you starting to panic because you don’t know where to start? Don’t worry. Come to our workshop and we will help you get on your way. Post B’nai Mitzvah parents will offer their best advices, you can ask tons of questions and also meet party planners,caterers and other vendors. And yes, samples are included. Time and place: December 7, 6 pm at TBE.
Chanukah Bazaar- Dec 13, 9:00 am - 2 pm and Dec 14, 3 - 7pm
For all your Chanukah needs. If you want to help set up or sell (and get a discount), contact Amy Paberz: amypab@hotmail.com. Setup will be on Friday, Dec 12th.
Lilith - January 11, 2009 at 7:30
TBE, in the adult lounge
More free-flowing than a book club, not as spiritual as a Rosh Chodesh group, and more intimate than a lecture; a Lilith salon is a gathering where a dozen or so people meet for an evening of good talk, refreshments, and renewed energy. Each salon has trigger topics taken from the latest issue of Lilith, but the conversation moves in whatever directions the participants take it.
Contact Jennifer Hackel for more information, jmerritt@med.umich.edu
Download the Lilith Form and Subscribe to the magazine.
Does your mom get in your face, push your buttons? Does your daughter deliberately misunderstand you? Boy, do we have help for you! -
January 17, 2009 during religious school
Come join us for a discussion with author Julie Halpert on her book “Making up with Mom; Why Mothers and Daughters Disagree About Kids, Career, and Casseroles (and what to do about it).”
8:45- 10:15 and again 11:00 - 12:30.
D.A.M.E.S.- January 27, 2009
Just when the dark and gloomy weather get the best of you, we’ll put some sparkles in your life by inviting you to a complimentary dinner with entertainment (given your dues are paid of course.) Date January 27, 2009 in the Social Hall at TBE.
Sisterhood ShabbatFriday-Saturday, February 6-7, 2009
Please join us for a spiritual evening where our National WRJ board member Sharon Benoff will present the Torah portion on Friday night Shabbat service and then offer a more deep going group discussion on Saturday.
Hoch’ma – Women of Wisdom
Sisterhood presents the all new program WOW, Women of Wisdom; A multi-generational event to learn the stories of our more mature and worldly senior Sisterhood members. Each of our “WOW” will be matched with a younger member for an interview and a presentation at a celebration. For this annual event we will invite our TBE WOW’s over 80 years of age to take part, and celebrate with their friends and families along with our TBE congregation.
Inaugural Hoch’ma – Women of Wisdom; Spring 2009. Date and place TBA.
And these on-going activities:
Mahjong
Afternoon games are on the first and third Wednesday afternoon of the month, starting at 1:00
Evening games are on the second and fourth Thursday of the month at 7:15.
The games are hosted by the players. New members are always invited to join. We are happy to teach you if you want to learn. Games are fun and non-competitive.
Contact Hillary Handwerger at 734-662-0154 to learn more.
Busy Women's Dinner/Lunch
Join the "women who lunch". Meet us November 26th at Paesano's for lunch at 11:45. Contact Shirley Harkless 994-1104 to reserve your spot
There will be no Lunch in December
Join us at Weber’s on January 28th, 11:45 for a nice lunch among friends.
Bake and Take
Join us as some of the temples "celebrity pastry chefs" come to share their recipes and techniques. Recipes and all ingredients will be provided. You will be able to bring home a dozen fresh baked goods, and the remainder will be frozen for use at future Onegs.
Price $10 per session, $72 for the series - (see below for the full schedule). Please contact Hillary Handwerger to reserve a space- 662-0154, hillary@ix.netcom.com
Schedule:
Wednesdays 4:15 - 6pm
November 19- Healthy Treats- Honey Cake, Banana Jewels and Cinnamon Snaps
January 21- Brownies- Chocolate, Blondies, Cream Cheese Swirl
March 4- Jewish Treats- Hamantashen, traditional Mandel Bread, Rugelach
Thursdays 2:00 - 4:00 ish
October 16- Bar Cookies- Caramel, Lemon, Pecan Bars
December 4 - Cookies- Apricot Chews, Blossoms, Pecan Tassies (bring rolling pins)
February 5- Jewish Sweets- Rugelach, Date Cookies, Orange Nut Cookies
April 2- Passover Treats- Brownies, Matzo Toffee, traditional Mandel Bread
Sundays, 6:00 - 7:30 ish
November 9- Loaf Pan Treats- Mandel, Honey, and Zucchini Breads
January 11- Bar Cookies- Caramel, Lemon, Pecan Bars
February 15- Coffee Cakes- Apple, Sour Cream, Currant Cakes
March 8- Jewish Treats-- Hamentashen, Honey Cake, Poppy Seed Cookies
Lilith Salons
January 11, 2009- 7:30 Adult Lounge
April 5, 2009- Adult Lounge
June 14, 2009- 7:30 Adult Lounge
Contact Jennifer Hackel, jmerritt@med.umich.edu, for more information
Women's Torah Study with Cantor Annie Rose
TBE Adult Lounge from 7:30-8:30
At 8:30 Annie will offer a 20-minute meditation in the chapel for those wishing to stay. Schedule: