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Shabbat Services & Events
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Held on the second Friday of the month at a members home.
Start at 7 PM.
Those who would like to attend share a vegetarian/Dairy potluck item.
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Upcoming Shabbat Services
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Date
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Event
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Place
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Details
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Friday May 11, 2012 7:00 PM
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Shabbat Service In honor of Betsy and Flora's 30th Anniversary
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Flora and Betsy's Home
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RSVP and call for directions to their home 206-547-0391
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CTC Book Club
Join the lively dicussion of books with GLBT and Jewish themes.
Partake of vegetarian foods provided potluck style.
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Book:
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Like Me
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Author:
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Chely Wright
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Date:
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Sunday June 10, 2012
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Time:
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5:00 PM
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Place:
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Merle's Home
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RSVP by June 6, 2012 CALL: 206.365.3956
Vegetarian Potluck
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2nd Night Community Passover Seder
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Date:
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Saturday April 7, 2012
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Time:
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6:00 PM
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Place:
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Graham Visitors Center
Join us at the beautiful Arbortetum this year!!
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Suggested donation $20/adult, student low income $10, and children under 13 free.
Meat potluck, no hametz please! We will provide ritual foods, juice, and wine.
Come prepared to participate, even sing. All are welcome.
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RSVP for the Passover Seder by March 31, 2012 is required.
Please email
ctc@tikvahchadashah.org or call 206.355.1414
for complete information.
Can you help set up? Arrive a bit early.
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CTC was PROUD to Co-Sponsor Pride Shabbat 2011.
Pride Shabbat, a project of Bashert: the LGBT initiative of the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle,
is a celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Jews, friends, allies and families.
2011 was the third year Pride Shabbat was endorsed as an official project by the full membership of
the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle. We've come a long way! In 2011 Pride Shabbat was held at Temple De Hirsch Sinai on Capital Hill.
There was a fabulous turn out for this event, we nearly filled all the seats in the chapel. It was inspiring to pray for liberation and freedom together.
Pride Shabbat 2008 marked a step forward in the embracing of all GLBT Jews of our community. In the past rejection by
congregations and exclusion from full participation in Jewish life were common and were part of the founding of CTC. In 2008 Pride Shabbat demonstrated
that the majority of congrations today in our community are welcoming and inclusive.
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