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THE TIES THAT BIND
TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM SISTERHOOD
A COMMUNITY OF SISTERS
We’re all different types, at different stages in our lives ... Married, single, divorced, widowed, new moms, soccer moms, Kellman moms, Religious School moms, empty nesters, working women, students, seniors, retirees.
But we all have one basic commonality that binds us together…
It’s a history that gives us an undeniable sense of connection. It’s strong. Vital.
A necessary part of us.
So connect with our Community of sisters
Regardless of your stage in life. Your age. Your interests. Your background. There’s something for everyone. Enhance your Spirit. Your Identity. Your Life. TBS Sisterhood unites us as Jewish women. We’re active and involved. We believe that our differences strengthen us … and give us a powerful voice.
Membership in TBS Sisterhood:
- Cultivates friendships
- Serves the greater community
- Perpetuates our Jewish traditions
- Expands our Jewish education
- Offers a diversity of meaningful, innovative and flexible programs
- Confirms our bond with Israel
- Initiates social action initiatives
Where else can you be welcomed with open arms, Feel a true sense of belonging and personal growth, and do good for others?
Join Us … And Be Inspired.
You’ll see there’s something in it for us all
Torah Fund Pins
For over forty years, Torah Fund has issued distinctive pins, designed by outstanding artists, which have been worn with pride by women across the continent. Many women have assembled an archive of these pins going back decades.
Women's League is delighted to make available, once again, many of these beautiful pins. Arrangements have been made to reproduce the pins that were designed by the famed Judaica artist Ludwig Wolpert, who was artist-in-residence at The Jewish Museum for many years. This is an opportunity to fill in gaps in your personal collection or to give these pins as gifts.
2007-2008 Torah Fund Pin - KOL ISHAH — A Woman's Voice
This year's Torah Fund pin commemorates the 20th Anniversary of the investiture of women cantors in the Conservative movement. By supporting Torah Fund, we exult in our fundamental role in preserving Jewish continuity in our homes, synagogues and support of Jewish education. Price: $180 each.
Who We Are
Torah Fund of Women's League for Conservative Judaism supports The Jewish Theological Seminary (New York, New York), the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies (University of Judaism, Los Angeles, California) and the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies (Jerusalem).
For more than eighty years, Women's League has been closely linked to The Jewish Theological Seminary, the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies and its affiliated institutions through th Torah Fund Campaign.
The campaign was first launched in 1942 as a scholarship fund. In 1963, it combined with the Mathilde Schechter Residence Hall campaign which provided housing for undergraduate students. Since then, Torah Fund has been a vital source of support for JTS and its students, raising more than $66 million. Thousands of dedicated volunteers have contributed to the spiritual, aesthetic, and material well-being of the JTS community by supporting Torah Fund projects.
Ann Sundstrom,Torah Fund Chair
Calendar of Sisterhood Events ~ 2008
January 2008
Thursday, January 3 Mah Jongg Clinic 9:30-11:00 am
Friday, January 4 Sisterhood Shabbat
Sunday, January 27 Movie Night & Review with KYW's Bill Wine
February 2008
Thursday, February 21 Jewish Scrapbooking
Sunday, February 24 Brunch Program - featuring Professor Harry Reicher
Professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School
International specialist on Holocaust Law and Human Rights
March 2008
Tuesday, March 11 General Board Meeting
Sunday, March 30 Mah Jongg Tournament
April 2008
Thursday, April 3 Women's Seder
Tuesday, April 8 General Board Meeting
Sunday, April 6 Rosh Chodesh Service and Brunch
May 2008
Tuesday, May 6 Installation of Officers
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