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The White Card
D Street Theater, Eureka
July 28, 2:00 PM
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Saturday Morning Torah Study at 8:30am.
Contact the temple office for details: templebetheleurekaca@gmail.com.
You are Invited to a Performance of "The White Card"
As a fundraiser for Temple Beth El, the Redwood Curtain Theater will hold a benefit performance of The White Card on Sunday July 28 at 2:00 pm at the D Street Theater in Eureka.
The White Card - a play by Claudia Rankine
The White Card is a powerful play by Claudia Rankine. When a White family invites a prominent Black female artist to dinner, it ignites a powerful dialogue that unearths the nuanced truths of race and Whiteness, inviting us to question our understanding of society today. In this captivating play, Claudia Rankine delves into the shadows of systemic oppression and the complex dynamics of race in America.
This special performance will be followed by a facilitated discussion, led by Sarah Peters Gonzalez, a local theater artist and teacher (Cal Poly Humboldt, Dell' Arte) with extensive diversity, equity and inclusion training.
Note: to provide a space for the immunocompromised and most vulnerable in our community, this performance is a special 'Masked Matinee', where mask-wearing is REQUIRED.
This is an important fundraiser for Temple Beth El, so tell all your friends or give tickets as gifts!
Tickets are $20 general and $18 students and seniors.
Purchase tickets here: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?show=212898 - Please be sure to choose the JULY 28 performance. That is the only date for our fundraiser!
Monday Night Torah
with Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
Monday, July 8, 2024
6pm-7pm PDT
Our Monday Night Torah (MNT) classes look into the weekly Torah portions, explore upcoming Jewish holidays, and study the teachings of our sages such as the Ramchal, the Baal HaSulam, the Baal Shem Tov, the Arizal HaKadosh, and others.
These teachings emphasize unity through harmony rather than uniformity, and highlight the idea that knowledge of G’d and world peace are one and the same thing. While as a Jewish people we collectively have an essential role to play in the world, each of us individually also has an essential part to play.
All are welcome!
Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat
Contact the temple office for details: templebetheleurekaca@gmail.com.
Saturday Morning Torah Study
Contact the temple office for details: templebetheleurekaca@gmail.com.
Monday Night Torah
with Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
Monday, July 8, 2024
6pm-7pm PDT
Our Monday Night Torah (MNT) classes look into the weekly Torah portions, explore upcoming Jewish holidays, and study the teachings of our sages such as the Ramchal, the Baal HaSulam, the Baal Shem Tov, the Arizal HaKadosh, and others.
These teachings emphasize unity through harmony rather than uniformity, and highlight the idea that knowledge of G’d and world peace are one and the same thing. While as a Jewish people we collectively have an essential role to play in the world, each of us individually also has an essential part to play.
All are welcome!
Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat
Contact the temple office for details: templebetheleurekaca@gmail.com.
Saturday Morning Torah Study at 8:30am.
Contact the temple office for details: templebetheleurekaca@gmail.com.
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Temple Beth El Covid Policy
4/30/23
Masks are not required but anyone who chooses to to wear a mask is welcome to do so.
Members who prefer to maintain distance from others at events are encouraged to do so as space allows.
Anyone with symptoms of illness or recent exposure is expected to refrain from attending events as a matter of common courtesy.
Vaccinations and boosters are strongly encouraged for the safety of our community members.
Covid testing will no longer be required to participate in services
Thank you all for your continued cooperation. Many members and guests have been able to enjoy holidays and simchas during the pandemic and as far as we know no one has caught Covid at a Temple event. Yasher koach to all of us!
Sincerely,
Temple Beth El Board of Directors