Sisterhood Mishloach Manot Mitzvah Project
Please help share the joy of Purim and love for B’nai Amoona Sisterhood by becoming a Mishloach Manot Sponsor. Your sponsorship gift honors our Klei Kodesh and B’nai Amoona Sisterhood members with a Mishloach Manot gift bag that will be delivered by Purim.
The Book of Esther teaches us that during Purim we are commanded to feast, send food to each other, and to give gifts of food or money to the most vulnerable. Your generous donation enables Sisterhood to continue its mission of strengthening and uniting the women of Congregation B’nai Amoona as they work, learn, and grow together through Jewish programs.
Be a sponsor and your name will be included on the card for all Klei Kodesh and Sisterhood members.
Deadline to order is February 16, 2023.
Questions? Contact Missy Korenblat-Hanin 314.662.1776 or email missyhanin@gmail.com
Jewish Senior Connection - Friday Night Shabbat Dinner
Friday, February 3 with services at 6:00 pm, followed by dinner at 6:45 pm
Shabbat Dinner will be a delicious Traditional Shabbat Dinner which will include Matzah Ball Soup and Brisket (of course!) and more..
We are excited to have each of us share a favorite family holiday memory. You are encouraged to bring a memento or picture that represents your memory.
Cost: $15.00 (cost is subsidized by a generous grant from the JCA Foundation)
Please do not hesitate to contact us if additional subsidy is necessary.
RSVP Deadline: Thursday, January 26
* Face masks are preferred to be worn while at B'nai Amoona, but will no longer be required indoors or outdoors.
Shabbat Shirah
Shabbat Morning, February 4 at 9:00 am
Join us to celebrate the Shabbat of Song! Cantor Sharon Nathanson and friends will lead us in a morning of music and learning - what better way to start the new week!
Tu B'Shevat Book Talk with Diane Bleyer
Sunday, February 5, Minyan at 6:15 pm / Program and Snacks at 6:30 pm
We are thrilled to have author Diane Bleyer with us for a special Tu B'Shevat event and book talk. Bleyer's novel, The Second Chance, centers on a future where climate change has wreaked havoc worldwide and the human race is taking desperate measures to survive.
While this may be a fiction novel, it brings to light the importance of Tikkun Olam (repairing our world) and the reality that individual and community decisions will affect our children’s and grandchildren’s futures as well as those who come after. Diane’s novel is a “call for action” to create awareness of the devastating effects of not taking immediate action to address the issue. The Second Chance is ideal to get readers talking about climate change and thinking about their own role in dealing with the issue. Diane was honored to participate in the 2022 Missouri’s Own Program in the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival.
A limited number of books will be on hand at this event. We invite you to come to Minyan and stay for the program. No registration required.
Sisterhood Holocaust Museum Tour
March 12, Arrival Time: 10:45 am, Tour: 11:00 am - 1:30 pm
We will be touring the museum and Impact Lab.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
This program is a Sisterhood member event for sisterhood members only.
If you are not yet a Sisterhood member, click here to become a member!
Sisterhood Book Club Meeting
Join the B'nai Amoona/Kol Rinah Book Group! Meetings are on the fourth Thursday of each month from 10:00 - 11:30 am on Zoom. New members are always welcome!
For more information on the Sisterhood Book Group and author events, please contact: Enid Weisberg-Frank at 314-576-2864.
Upcoming titles and dates:
Jan 26 - Park A venue Summer - Renee Rosen
Feb 23 - The Orchard - Yochi Brandes
Mar 24 - The Book of' Lost Names - Kristen Harmel
Apr 28 - Gangsters vs Nazis: How Jewish Mobsters Battled Nazis in Wartime America - Michael Benson
May 26 - An Unorthodox Match: A Novel - Naomi Ragen
June 23 - Woman on Fire: A Novel - Lisa Barr
July 28 - The Book of' Jeremiah: A Novel in Stories - Julie Zuckerman
