Temple Adath Israel, Lexington, KY
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September 10, 2010   2 Tishrei 5771
 
Temple Adath Israel  
Temple Adath Israel  

Welcome to Temple Adath Israel!

Temple Adath Israel of Lexington, Kentucky is a Reform congregation linked to a tradition of welcoming those searching for a community committed to honoring the dignity we all share as children of the one God by embracing these enduring Jewish values: Avodah (Worship); Talmud Torah (Torah Study); Zedek (Social Justice); and Kehilah (Community).

Take some time to browse our web site. A good place to start is to learn more about us as a congregation, about our Rabbi, and about our leadership

124 North Ashland Avenue Lexington Kentucky 40502-1595
(859) 269-2979 Fax (859) 269-7347
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Dear Fellow Congregant,

The Temple Board is undertaking an opinion survey of the TAI Congregation.  We hope that this feedback will give the Temple’s lay and spiritual leadership a better sense of what the needs of our congregational families and members are so that we may better serve our Temple community.  This opinion survey is an essential part of the leadership’s efforts to make the Temple vital and relevant to our members’ lives.

Click here to access the feedback form.

We ask that you complete the form by September 28. It should take about 10-15 minutes to complete. Each person over thirteen years of age in your household should fill out the survey. Temple Board members will be conducting follow-up telephone calls on a random basis, so not all members of the congregation will be contacted.  If you want to ensure your inclusion in the phone survey, please call or email the Temple office.

If you prefer, click here for a printable version of the form.

L’Shalom

Ken Slepyan,
President

 
High Holy Day Schedule  

The High Holy Day Service Schedule is listed here: http://www.lextai.org/worship

Order Your Rosh Hashana Baskets  

To order your Preschool supported Rosh Hashana Basket, print the following form and return it to the Temple office.

Rosh Hashana Basket Order Form

On-Line Suggestion Box  

We Want Your Suggestions!

Your Temple Board members are seeking your suggestions. Go to the On-Line Suggestion Box webpage and leave us a message.

Committee Openings  

It's time to sign up for the 2010-2011 Committees. Keep an eye on your mailbox for a description of the committees and instructions on how to sign up. This is a great opportunity to do your part to contribute to the growth of TAI!

Committees Description Webpage

Did you Know?  

Did you know our 10th graders went to D.C. and learned about our political system and researched, wrote, and orally delivered lobbying speeches on pending legislation before the offices of both Senators and Congressman?

Did you know that TAI is using a new prayer book? Stop by soon to check it out.

Did you know that the Temple is over 100 years old?!! Take some time to learn about the rich history of our congregation and the history of Jews in Lexington.

Did you know that you can give money to TAI by doing things you already do? Go to the Donate page for more information.

 
 
Adult Choir Now Forming  

Once more, with feeling!

Exciting news! The adult choir is re-forming. In the past the choir was a great addition to our Temple services. New Temple member Lorne Dechtenberg is going to be our conductor. Lorne is an active singer, composer, and private teacher in the community, as well as Artistic Director and Conductor of the Bluegrass Opera.

If you like to sing, join the choir - our first meeting is Sunday, September 26 at 11a.m. in the Temple Social Hall near the stage. You can call the TAI office for more information.

You don't have to audition or read music. Whether you're male or female, 18 or 80, if you can carry a tune, then we want you!

Tikkun Olam  

Help us to repair the world.

Bake cookies, pack holiday food baskets, judge a science fair. Volunteer opportunities are available for all that will fit into any time schedule. Check out the Tikkun Olam Page for more infomation!

Upcoming Events  
September 2010
09/11 -  Torah Study (9:00 AM to 10:30 AM)
09/11 -  Weekly Torah Portion Study (11:00 AM to 12:00 PM)

For a complete list of events, visit the Calendar

Shabbat Service Schedule

Book Discussion Group  

Join the Book Discussion group. Go to the Study Opportunities page to see the list of upcoming titles to be enjoyed.

 
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