High Holidays 2011

Click here for the rosh hashana a la carte menu and choose what you’d like to come for!

Go to www.highholidaystic/eventbrite.com to get your free tickets!

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Challenge Grant 2011

Do you love what The Intown Chabad is doing for our young adult community? Why don’t you help us out! Here is a perfect way to do it.
If you have never donated before, a $180 will get matched with a $500 donation! That means your 180 will turn into 680, which will go a long way to support our programming focused on young adults!
If you have donated in the past, your $180 will get matched with a $250 donation!
You can also spread it out at $18 a month and TIC still will still get the match.
Did you know that there are close to 100 of your peers who are contributing monthly to make the Intown Chabad a possibility? Join them now by clicking here
If you know people who like our work and would like to be a part, please forward this email and let them know that they can make a huge difference in our work!
TIC this past year by the numbers:

• 1404 at Jewish educational classes
• 2284 at Special events
• 1992 Shabbat/Holiday meals served
• Hundreds of hours One on One time with The Rabbi in counseling and learning!

Tuesday night 8PM
So many people love animals, is it OK to kill them for food? Now so many of us love our BBQ, but in an ideal world would we be killing animals for food? Join us for a few different Jewish perspectives on this. There are so many opinions on this matter and we will explore a few of them.

Join us for our weekly class with food and good friends.
8PM at The Intown Chabad.

Sep 9-10 Scholar in Residence at TIC
Food for the mind body and soul-
Friday night- Services at 7PM followed by a wonderful intimate gourmet dinner and talk by R’ Pupko 
RSVP HERE  Dinner $18
Talk will be given during the main course
Sat. Morning Services at 10AM followed by a Kiddush and Talk by R’ Pupko
Sat. afternoon 7:00PM Evening chat with R’ Pupko with bagels lox and shmears
Please click on the rsvp link for details and bio of our speaker

The intelligent person’s guide to Judaism- new course starting monday the 12th.

REGISTER HERE

Did you ever wonder about what are the basics of Jewish belief?

What are the things we believe in as Jews?

What makes our beliefs different then Christians?

Join us for a 10 part series entitled: First Principles- What do we really believe in.
This course taught by world class scholar (bio below) R’ Joel Zeiff will cover Maimonides’ 13 principles of Jewish faith.
10 Monday nights starting Sep 12th.
Course is $75
Chai Club members $40

(obviously, no one is ever refused if they can’t pay, so please email us if you need a scholarship)

REGISTER HERE

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Friday night- Services at 7PM followed by a wonderful intimate gourmet dinner and talk by R’ Pupko  RSVP below Dinner $18

Talk will be given during the main course- theme:  God and his people: Like father and child or master and servant?

Sat. Morning Services at 10AM followed by a Kiddush and Talk by R’ Pupko entitled - Tshuvah at the flick of a wrist Sat. afternoon 7:00PM  Evening chat and stories  with R’ Pupko with bagels lox and shmears

BIO————- “Rabbi Yaakov Moshe Poupko defines both the nature of man and the ethical challenge to the Jew through his literary, philosophical, and halachic inquiries into Biblical narratives and midrashic commentaries. He dramatically engages his listener as he skillfully applies the rich, classical interpretive tradition to examine the most mythic and mystifying Biblical and Talmudic texts.In the timeless encounter between man and his Creator, between talmid and text, imagination complements knowledge to provide interpretive solutions that aresensible, psychologically satisfying, and profound.” Rabbi Yaakov Moshe Poupko was ordained by Yeshivath Ner Israel where he earned hisMaster’s Degree in Talmudic Law in 1969. He continued his post-semicha studies in thefamed “Kodshim Chabura” of Beth Midrash Govoha of Lakewood where he held a selectgraduate instructorship in Jewish philosophy. He founded the Talmudic College of Florida andserved as its associate dean until his aliya in 1977. In Israel he served as dean of Yeshivat OhrTorah in Efrat. In 1986 Rabbi Poupko founded Kneseth Beth Eliezer , a yeshiva training studentswith a backround in public and organizational life for the rabbinate and offering programs forlaymen as well. As a reservist in the Israel Defense Forces Rabbi Poupko served as a non-commissioned Officerin Lebanon, Gaza and the Golan Heights. He lectured for over seven years in the IDF Officers’Institute and was cited for excellence in this capacity. He has also taught in various programsoffered to students at the Overseas Program at the Hebrew University and at the Bnai BrithHillel House on Mount Scopus at the University. Many of his weekly Torah lectures , havebeen broadcast on Israel National Radio and other stations. A lecture of his , delivered at theVan Leer Institute, was included in an anthology of contemporary Israeli thought publishedby Yediot Achronot. Articles of his on Talmud and Jewish philosophy have also appearedin the HaDarom scholarly journal. He has served asscholar-in-residence at the Marble Arch Synagogue of London,the Great Synagogue of Sydney, the Cape Town Hebrew Synagogue (S.A.) and the YoungIsrael Congregations of Woodmere, West Hempstead, Edison N.J. and the Spanish-PortugueseSynagogue of Manhattan, Shevet Achim of Seattle , as well as at other synagogues in NorthAmerica, Australia and the U.K. Rabbi Poupko also represented the Orthodox Union in itsdebate with the leadership of Israel’s Reform movement and was thrice selected by the SupremeCourt of Queens (N.Y.) to lecture the judges’ weekly study group. Rabbi Poupko currently teaches Talmud and Jewish Philosophy in Bar Ilan University’sBeit Medrash Program and lectures at the Orthodox Union’s Israel Center, where he serves as arabbinic consultant.

Services Sat. morning at 10:30AM followed by Kiddush.