Weekly Brief

RINAT ANNUAL DINNER, JANUARY 7, 2017, 8:00pm
Please join us for our Annual Dinner on Motzei Shabbat, January 7, 2017, honoring 
Amy and Chanan Vogel, our Young Leadership Awardees, Nissan Clark and Eli Davidovics, representing our Rinat CSS volunteers, as Sruli Guttman Service Awardees, and Paula and Howard Friedman, our Keter Shem Tov Awardees. Please be generous, as the dinner is one of our most significant fundraising events, critical to maintaining our extensive operations and activities.  Please register at https://www.rinat.org/dinner.

In lieu of a journal, we will be giving the honorees personalized Books of Tribute. The Book of Tribute, which will be given to each honoree after the dinner, is a perfect opportunity for you to express your feelings of appreciation and thoughts about the honorees.There are dedicated volunteers assembling the Book of Tribute for each honoree. Please don't delay. Write your messages today and submit them as follows:
 
For Amy and Chanan Vogel, send your tribute to Cindy Forgash at ctforgash@yahoo.com.
For Eli Davidovics, send your tribute to Amy Birman at amybirman@hotmail.com.
For Nissan Clark, send your tribute to Adrian Gulich at gulich@gmail.com.
For Paula and Howie Friedman, send your tribute to Shaindy Brothman at shaindybrothman@gmail.com.

SIYUM TANACH AT THE DINNER
Please sign up to learn Tanach for the siyum at the dinner. (Learning sign up is at the bottom of the dinner registration page, https://www.rinat.org/dinner.)

Rinat Chanukah Tisch  
Our annual Chanukah tisch will take place Friday night, December 30 at 8:00pm. The tisch will be led by Rabbi Mandelstam and Jonathan Rimberg, joined by other members of our Rinat choir, and will feature divrei Torah from our teens and others, along with poppers, yabchik and other Rinat refreshments. Please join us in a ruach-filled and inspiring evening!  To co-sponsor, please email kiddush@rinat.org.

Rav Glickman shiur: Tuesday, December 27 8:00pm

Parsha shiur: Thursday, December 29, 8:30pm, Rabbi Maccabee Avishur will speak on: Parashat Mikeitz: The Biblical Origins of Chuztpah.