The Intown Chabad

In This Issue:

• Pictures from recent here and video of Sat. night’s concert here
• Tuesday night class 8PM-  What’s so serious about Rosh Hashanah- Why can’t we just celebrate like New Years?
• Friday night live in Uptown Labor day weekend
• Save the Date
  • Yom Kippur @ The Crescent Sep 17th-18th rsvp here
  • Sukkot- All sorts of things going on in Uptown the entire Sukkot- details to come. Please respond if you can help out in any way
  • Simchat Torah Blowout of the year! Thursday night Sept. 30th.

Tuesday night 8PM-
Tuesday night class is hoping and bopin’ This is a great way to meet people and learn new things outside of the typical “bar scene” Topic: What’s so serious about Rosh Hashana, can’t we just celebrate like New Years? Join us as we explore the essence of this powerful moment in time.
Dinner and drinks served 8 PM. Would you like to sponsor the food for a bday or just because? Let us know Zvi@Theintownchabad.com

Labor day weekend Friday Night Live

Join friends for Shabbat Dinner at The Intown Chabad. Always a good time, always good food and drink.Please RSVP by Wed before. $18 Rsvp here

Services at 7:30PM Followed by dinner.
Sat morning services 10AM followed by a kiddush.
Yom Kippur in Uptown

Dont pay to pray! Services this year will be held at the Crescent Hotel in Uptown. Join us! Details rsvp here

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In This Issue:

• Pictures from the Israel Celebration here
• Tuesday night 8PM- The Poor get poor and the Rich get rich or On being a BasketCase
• Thursday evening- The Network ( Federation) hosts their year’s kickoff party Info here
• Change of Schedule- Friday night live in Uptown Labor day weekend, not this coming week!
• Sat Night Impromptu concert 10PM- With Itamar Meiri- The Israeli who performed at Party on the Plaza- rsvp here
• Sunday August 29th- Guest Speaker on Life after life- Jewish perspectives on the Afterlife. RSVP HERE
• Save the Date
  • Yom Kippur @ The Crescent Sep 17th-18th rsvp here
  • Sukkot- All sorts of things going on in Uptown the entire Sukkot- details to come. Please respond if you can help out in any way
  • Simchat Torah Blowout of the year! Thursday night Sept. 30th.

Tuesday night 8PM-
Tuesday night class is hoping and bopin’ This is a great way to meet people and learn new things outside of the typical “bar scene” Topic: The Poor get poor and the Rich get rich or On being a BasketCase If you have ever felt like a basket case and didn’t know why life has thrown a curveball, you better come to this class!
Dinner and drinks served 8 PM. Would you like to sponsor the food for a bday or just because? Let us know Zvi@Theintownchabad.com

Sat. night intimate concert with singer/songwriter Itamar Meiri-10PM
Itamar played so well at the Party on the Plaza that we decided to invite him for an intimate concert at The Intown Chabad this coming Sat. night 10 PM.Please RSVP here if you can joinCheck out his music here

Sunday, August 29th, at 7:30 pm – Guest speaker R’ Joel Zeff More info and Rsvp here
“Life After Life: Jewish Perspectives on Death and the Afterlife “ – In this pre-High Holiday season ofintrospection we revisit ultimate issues and ask ourselves hard questions about how we are using our limited time on this Earth. A serious examination of the issues of death and the afterlife will help us torefocus on the meaning of life and redirect our energies in the most fruitful manner possible. Sponsored by The Jewish Studies initiative of North Tx. Location: The Intown Chabad
Labor day weekend Friday Night LIve Join friends for Shabbat Dinner at The Intown Chabad. Always a good time, always good food and drink.Please RSVP by Wed before.

$18

Yom Kippur in Uptown Dont pay to pray! Services this year will be held at the Crescent Hotel in Uptown. Join us! Details rsvp here

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In This Issue:

• Please volunteer for the huge Israel celebration August 22nd by emailing Orly at oshturman@jfgd.org
• Tuesday night 8PM- Can’t we all just get along? How Fighting Destroys Families, Communities and nations
• Friday night Live August 13th- RSVP Here ( see attached ad)
• Party on the Plaza August 22nd
• Save the Date
  • Yom Kippur @ The Crescent Sep 17th-18th rsvp here
  • Sukah.Jazz.Wine- Sep 26th
  • Simchat Torah Blowout of the year! Thursday night Sept. 30th.

Tuesday night 8PM-
Has it been a while since you’ve been to Tuesday night class? Reconnect! No time like the present! Topic: Can’t we all just get along? How Fighting Destroys Families, Communities and nationsThere were times in our history where we were pagans but we won our wars, and times where we were very “holy” but lost the wars. In this class we will explore the secret of Unity. Join us Tuesday night for great conversation and text study. Dinner and drinks served 8 PM. Would you like to sponsor the food for a bday or just because? Let us know Zvi@Theintownchabad.com

Friday night live August 13th-
Join friends for Shabbat Dinner at The Intown Chabad. Always a good time, always good food and drink.Please RSVP by Wed before. $18 Rsvp here

Party on the Plaze- Sunday Aug. 22nd

Mark your calendars for Party on the Plaza: A Celebration of Israel on Sunday, August 22nd from 12 noon to 5pm at the American Airlines Center’s AT&T Plaza at Victory Park. The celebration will include displays of Israel’s accomplishments and contributions in science, technology, medicine, culture and art through presentations, speeches, exhibits, interactive programs and children’s activities. For more information about the event, visit www.wecelebrateisrael.com. We are looking for volunteers to help set up, act as a host during the event or share a special talent – such as musicians, choirs, etc.! Please sign up here to volunteer. Let em know you are from TIC!  If you have any questions, please feel free to email oshturman@jfgd.org or 214-615-5263.
Yom Kippur in Uptown

Dont pay to pray! Services this year will be held at the Crescent Hotel in Uptown. Join us! Details rsvp here

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Friday Night Live.  Friday night live Connect with FriendsJoin friends for an exclusive Shabbat dinner at the Beautiful TIC. Gourmet food, soulful vibe and top shelf L’chaims. Rsvp at www.TheINtownchabad.com Services at 7:30PM Dinner at 8:15 Its a perfect way to connect with new and old friends.

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In This Issue:

• History class tonight- part 5- The Inquisition: The most successful well assimilated Jews suddenly find themselves in the jaws of death.
• Tuesday night 8PM- Why giving is more important for you then the person receiving.
• Friday night Live August 13th- RSVP Here
• Party on the Plaza August 22nd
• High Holidays info to be coming VERY SOON!

Tonight 7:30PM- Part 5 of the History course. Join us as we explore a most fascinating and difficult time in Jewish History. Spanish Jews were some of the most well assimilated Jews in our history, which is why the Inquisition came as such a shock.
Tuesday night 8PM- Has it been a while since you’ve been to Tuesday night class? Reconnect! No time like the present! Topic: Why giving is more important to you the for the person receiving. Did you know that even a person depending on public Charity is required to give? Join us Tuesday night for great conversation and text study. Dinner and drinks served 8 PM.
Friday night live August 13th-Join friends for Shabbat Dinner at The Intown Chabad. Always a good time, always good food and drink.Please RSVP by Wed before. $18 Rsvp here

Party on the Plaze- Sunday Aug. 22nd Mark your calendars for Party on the Plaza: A Celebration of Israel on Sunday, August 22nd from 12 noon to 5pm at the American Airlines Center’s AT&T Plaza at Victory Park. The celebration will include displays of Israel’s accomplishments and contributions in science, technology, medicine, culture and art through presentations, speeches, exhibits, interactive programs and children’s activities. For more information about the event, visit www.wecelebrateisrael.com. We are looking for volunteers to help set up, act as a host during the event or share a special talent – such as musicians, choirs, etc.! Please sign up here to volunteer. Let em know you are from TIC!  If you have any questions, please feel free to email oshturman@jfgd.org or 214-615-5263.

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