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Temple Teen Times #12

12/06/2022 05:00:00 PM

Dec6

What kind of math do Snowy Owls do best? Owlgebra. 

haha. Here's your weekly Temple Teen Update!

HEBREW HIGH SCHOOL
Hebrew High is tomorrow (12/7) at Beth El! Dinner will be falafel...we will be making the falafel. And for dessert? A discussion with Rabbi Berezin, Rabbi Abraham, and Rabbi Azriel about "Who is a Jew?" You don't want to miss this one!

 

Dungeons and Dragons
We started Dungeons and Dragons this past Sunday. It was awesome! We're having it again this Sunday (12/11)! If you are interested in joining, please email or text Jay!

Come for the lights, laughs and latkes!
Come to Temple on Sunday, December 18 at 5:30pm for Dinner, candle lighting at 6:15pm, and donuts and a comedy show at 6:45pm.There will be games for everyone with prizes! Dinner will consist of a choice of Brisket or Salmon, grilled vegetables, dinner salad, and latkes (potato, sweet potato, and zucchini). Fresh sufganiyot (jelly donuts) will be available from Hudson’s Mini Donut Truck for dessert. Dinner is $18 per teen and adult. Talk to your household and RSVP here by 12/11! 

 

A Message from Jay Ascher, Director of Youth Engagement:

It has come to my attention that a few teenagers have tried to contact me via social media. While I appreciate their enthusiasm for Temple Israel programming, please note that I do not interact with minors over social media. It has also come to my attention that someone with the same first and last name has inappropriate usernames on some social media platforms. I want to assure you that these are not mine and for your safety, please do not interact with these accounts.

Temple Israel wants to assure you that your family’s safety is our top priority. Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to myself , Jennie Gates Beckman or Nate Shapiro , Executive Director. 

Save The Date! We Have some fun events coming up in a few weeks...

Jewish Family Service and the Jewish Federation of Omaha is sponsoring presenters from the Set Me Free Project and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to provide three parallel sessions to middle school students, high school students and parents, each of the following Tuesday nights, from 7-8:30PM, starting February 7th. Registration will be posted soon on the Jewish Federation of Omaha website with links for each session on the home page.

Looking for an older issue of the Temple Teen Times? Check out https://www.templeisraelomaha.com/teens!

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please reach out to Jay Ascher, Director of Youth Engagement at (973) 985 - 7419 or jascher@templeisraelomaha.com

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