Sinai T’micha
Handling the Holidays: What to Do or Say to Get Through the Season with WISH December 3, 2015 at 7:00pm You know what’s around the corner: The Holidays. You know what to expect: Family photo holiday cards, pregnant in-laws, and questions, questions, and more questions. When are you having children? When are you having your second? Don’t wait too long! Tick-Tock! Join WISH on December 3, 2015 at 7:00pm for our Holiday foot-in-mouth disease discussion of “Handling the Holidays: What to Do or Say to Get Through the Season.” Open to those needing fertility support and those who love them. For those interested, a support group will be held following the main meeting. Nobody should have to face infertility challenges alone. For more information about WISH and their upcoming events, visit www.wishatlanta.org or email wish@templesinaiatlanta.org.
Charitable Giving: Benefits and Challenges
A monthly support group held at Temple Sinai for Temple Sinai parents of: Children with learning differences; Children who need behavioral support; Children with special needs; Children for whom you are not sure if these categories fit! Contact Stacey Geer for more information, skgeer@bellsouth.net 2015-2016 meeting schedule Sunday, December 6, 9:30 am Wednesday, January 6, 6:30 pm Sunday, February 28, 9:30 am Wednesday, April 13, 6:30 pm
Sober Shabbat at Temple Sinai Friday, December 4, 6:30 pm
In conjunction with JF&CS, Friday, December 4 will be a sober Shabbat at Temple Sinai. We will include a special blessing for those in recovery during the service that evening. Martin Luther King, Jr Shabbat Friday, January 15, 6:30 pm Join us for our annual celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. and his contributions during this special Shabbat service.
Wednesday, December 2, 7:00 pm
Your Journey. Your Home.
When an expert panel of Sinai estate and tax attorneys, financial advisors, accountants and investors come together for an informative and helpful program on charitable giving, you definitely should make every effort to attend. Please join Jeff Zitron, Allen Altman, Jan Saperstein, Martin Tanenbaum and Frank Butterfield as they discuss the methods, benefits and occasional challenges associated with charitable giving.
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Jewish tradition teaches: “A generous person enjoys prosperity, and one who gives to others will himself be sated” (Proverbs 11:25). Despite this biblical wisdom, however, the process of charitable giving has, unfortunately grown more complicated, and countless legal or tax elements may dissuade individuals who might otherwise choose to give. The estate, tax and financial experts on our panel are ready to address any questions or concerns you may have about charitable giving, both during and/or after your lifetime. If you have thought about charitable giving and want to be a bridge builder, this program is for you.
Gallery Tour
Thursday, December 17 Meet at Regions Bank to carpool, 11:00 am Corner of Abernathy Rd & Roswell Rd General Muir Delicatessen, 11:45 am 150 Avenue Place # B-230, at Emory Point David J. Spencer CDC Museum, 2:00 pm 1600 Clifton Road Join us for lunch and then a special exhibit at the Center for Disease Control’s David J. Spencer Museum. “Resettling in America: Georgia’s Refugee Communities” features documentary photography, personal testimonies, and artwork to explore the challenges of resettlement and the resiliency of refugees living in metropolitan Atlanta as they build new lives, identities, and a sense of community. This show focuses on Clarkston, a small suburb of Atlanta with the highest refugee resettlement rates in the area. To RSVP, please email Andy Steinman at andy.steinman@yahoo.com no later than Thursday, December 10.