September 04, 2010   25 Elul 5770
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Temple B'nai Israel

Welcome to Temple B'nai Israel

We offer many and diverse paths to participate in our temple community. For some, the path is through worship, for others opportunities to pursue social action and join in social gatherings. Education, both youth and adult, is important to many, and a sense of belonging to a community is often central. Whatever your reason or reasons, please come and visit.

All are welcome at our Shabbat service every Friday evening, held at 6:15 p.m. Please check our Calendar for specific timing and other events you may find of interest.

Henry S. Jacobs Camp - Adult Study Weekend  
H.S. Jacobs Camp, Utica, MS, is to host an Adult Study Weekend March 19th-21st. Jacobs Camp is pleased to announce the return of the Adult Study Weekend and invites adults (21+) for a weekend of learning and fellowship.
Rabbi's Message  
If you happened upon Yahoo News last month, you may have seen a revealing clip of interviews with 9-year olds, who told us how they felt about some of the things and people who had a major impact on them during their young life, in the aught years of the 21st century.
President's Message  
The last month was another busy and productive one in the life of our congregation..
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The Union provides vision, direction and leadership to Reform Jews and congregations on spiritual, ethical, social justice and management issues, offering programming support to Reform Jewish congregations and strengthening individual Jewish identity and growth.
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