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Federation Star
November 2023
TEMPLE SHALOM
www.naplestemple.org / 239-455-3030
Temple Shalom events open to the community By Jeanette Fischer, Temple Shalom Director of Communications
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oin us for the following events this month:
Beach Shabbat – Friday, Nov. 24 at 5 p.m. A beautiful, sunset Shabbat service on the beach. We meet at the north end of Lowdermilk Park beach. Please bring a beach chair. No service at Temple Shalom on Nov. 24. AI & Judaism – Sunday, Nov. 5 at 9:30 a.m. Temple Shalom member Evan Oslick explores the intersection of technology and spirituality in this thought-provoking adult education class. Discover Judaic law’s perspective on artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential impacts. Email education@naplestemple.org to register. Luncheon with Tal Shneider – Monday, Nov. 6 at noon Tal Shneider, Israeli correspondent for The
Times of Israel, joins us for an informative luncheon. Please visit www.naplestemple. org for more information. From Dreams to Reality: Windows to Israeli Society Through Contemporary Poetry – Wednesdays, Nov. 8, 15, 29 at 10 a.m. Dr. Judy Avnery engages us in Israeli poetry that reflects the story of revival and the changes and challenges in Israeli society through the decades. Email education@naplestemple.org to register. Kushner Book Talk Series – Sunday, Nov. 12 at 10:30 a.m. Rabbi Frank Muller discusses Rabbi Harold Kushner’s book, “When All You Ever Wanted Isn’t Enough.” Email education@naplestemple.org to register.
COMMUNITY FOCUS / ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
“Celebration of Jewish Life” kicks off with two November events By Rabbi Fishel Zaklos, Chabad Naples
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he “Celebration of Jewish Life” (CJL) program, hosted by Chabad of Naples, brings a showcase of Jewish presenters to Naples to entertain, enrich and empower community members. It provides opportunities to come together for cultural and social experiences, and to explore the richness and diversity of Jewish life. Join us in November for these two exciting events that begin at 7 p.m. at Chabad, 1789 Mandarin Road, Naples:
catchy Six13 originals. There’s an option to meet the guys up close and personal and enjoy one or two songs during a VIP cocktail reception prior to the event.
Tuesday, Nov. 14 – Rabbi Joseph Telushkin
Many locals will remember Rabbi Telushkin’s People of the Book presentation about his book “Rebbe.” His presentation at the CJL will be a timely one as he discusses the concepts in his revised book, “Words that Hurt, Monday, Nov. 6 Words that Heal: How the – Six13 Words You Choose Shape This six-man a cappella Your Destiny.” With warmth vocal band is anchored by and rich anecdotes, Rabbi a strong Jewish identity, Telushkin’s presentation can fueled by soulful harmonies help shape your personal and a full-band-like sound. relationships and elevate The New York City-based your communications. Rabbi Joseph group is an international For details on these Telushkin phenomenon. Six13 videos and the other nine “Celcredit: Stephen have been viewed over 20 ebration of Jewish Life” Friedgood million times. Enjoy Jewish events, to learn about favorites you grew up with intermingled patron benefits and to order tickets, visit with clever parodies of today’s hits and CJLnaples.com.
ANNUAL NAPLES KLEZMER REVIVAL BAND CONCERT PRESENTED BY:
THE JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL OF THE JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER NAPLES
Annual FREE Concert Tuesday, January 30, 2024 6-7 pm Collier County South Regional Library 8065 Lely Cultural Parkway
VIP registration at $18 pp at www.jewishnaples.org FAMILY FRIENDLY KID FRIENDLY
OF GREATER NAPLES
Register at www.collierlibrary.org. Click on Events, Adults, Jan. 30.
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Six13 group members
Cremona String Trio
The Cremona String Trio performs music ranging from Bach to the Beatles and beyond. They will add the perfect touch to any concert program or special occasion. For more information please contact Shana Gaskill at 908-294-5941
