Our Community
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HEBREW SCHOOL
CALENDAR 2018-2019
M.I.T. Registration Form 2018-2019
Our teachers are talented, dedicated, and they care!
Our teachers and staff work together all throughout
the year and strive to bring the best Jewish Education
possible to each of our students.
ADULT EDUCATION
ADULT EDUCATION
Tuesdays with Rabbi—Tuesdays 12:00-1:30 pm
(Check calendar for specific dates)
“Milestones in Israel’s History”
Join us for discussion & learning
Bring your own lunch.
We provide drinks & dessert. All are welcome!
TEMPLE FAMILY NEWS
September/October 2019 Issue Now Available!
Temple Family News is NCRT’s bi-monthly newsletter. Click on the image to view the latest edition.
HOST OR DRIVE THE CANTOR
We need your help! As the new year begins, we once again need families to host our Student Cantor. We also need help driving her to and from the train station. Please CLICK HERE to sign up and do a mitzvah!
RABBI'S BLOG
Read about our community, e-learning, and words from our Rabbi. Interactive commentary that lets you read and be part of a discussion.
High Holy Day Scedule
Join us for a Sweet New Year
NCRT OPEN HOUSE
Join our Temple Family!!
MOVIE NIGHT
October 15th @7:30
RSVP temple office
SCLICHOT SERVICES
Join us for a special Sclichot
program and services
click for details
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Many organizations match the charitable contributions you make including those to North Country Reform Temple. Contact your Human Resources Department for details. Donations can be made through the link above or by calling the Temple Office at (516)671-4760.
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L’Dor V’Dor-Dedicate a leaf or stone on the Tree of Life. NCRT’s Tree of Life is located on the wall in the Temple lobby. The Tree of Life has individual plaques that are available to be inscribed to commemorate or memorialize any event or person of significance in your life. (Stones $540 Leaf $360)
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18 LITTLE THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR SHABBAT……. 1. Invite friends. 2. Ask guests to prepare a Shabbat blessing, song, or story 3. Set a special table for Shabbat dinner. 4. Use a special tablecloth. 5. Arrange fresh flowers in your home. 6. Polish the silver. 7. Pour a nice wine. 8. Bake or buy a challah. 9. Give thanks for the blessings of the week. 10. Light special candles. 11. Read a Shabbat prayer…then read it again. 12. Say blessings over the wine and challah. 13. Sing some nice songs. 14. Listen to the quiet peace of a dinner at home…without phone, TV, or radio. 15. Take a Shabbat walk. 16. Be open to moments of wonder, of soulful encounter. 17. Pause for a moment as Shabbat ends on Saturday night. Sing havdalah! 18. Look forward to the next week’s Shabbat celebration. -
Looking for work? Have open positions available at your company? Let us know!For More details – click on NCRT – JOB CONNECTIONS under the COMMUNITY menu
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