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Beth El and Trinity Avenue Presbyterian Church are co-sponsoring interfaith book discussions  to provide our congregations with an opportunity to discuss novels whose themes highlight both Jewish and Christian values.  The first book discussion will be on The Glad River by Will D. Campbell on Wednesday, May 15, at TAPC. The second reading group will discuss Dara Horn's All Other Nights on Wednesday, June 5 at 7:00 pm at TAPC. All participants are encouraged to read the books prior to the discussions. For more information or questions, contact Norma Gindes. Please register here in advance.

Join this spirited, musical journey through elements of the Shabbat morning service. Sing, dance, and celebrate Shabbat in this intergenerational and family-friendly experience.

Please note: the Beth El parking lot will be reserved for family. Street parking is available, but only NORTH of Markham Avenue (you are facing north if Beth El is on your right), and on Green Street.

Our neighbors at Watts Street Baptist Church (Watts Street lot) and Grace Lutheran Church (enter from Buchanan Blvd. in the block north of the church building) have graciously offered any available spaces in their parking lots for our use.
A casket containing meaningful reminders from Charlie’s life will be buried at the Durham Hebrew Cemetery after the funeral service. The cemetery is located across the street from 840 Kent Street, Durham, NC 27707

Alexandra Casser will be doing routine maintenance on our sifrei Torah after many of them were in storage during the renovation, and will be available to answer questions about Torahs and the maintenance process. Feel free to stop by anytime between 1-6pm on June 24 or 9am-1pm on June 25. She will then return during the school year to do a fuller educational program.

Alexandra holds a BA from Rutgers University in History and Politics Science, with a minor in Jewish Studies, as well as an MA in Decorative Arts, Design History, and Material Culture Studies from the Bard Graduate Center. She has studied at the Drisha Institute and at Yeshivat Hadar, and specializes in the repair and maintenance of antique torah scrolls.

Tickets are $15; first-come, first-served (we have 30 tickets total). Sign up here: https://form.jotform.com/91474155446158