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Riverdogs Outing

 


Women in Judaism Class Series


The Shavuot Retreat – Todah Rabah to one and all!

The Shavuot Retreat last week was, by all accounts a tremendous success. We heard, and continue to hear, extremely positive feedback from our out of town guests who were delighted with their Charleston yom tov. And, our locals enjoyed themselves thoroughly and were enveloped by the yom tov. With 50 out of town guests and broad participation by our Congregation, we served 5 major
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Sisterhood Meeting and Brunch

Items from the Gift Shop will be for sale during the meeting.  


Friday Night Dinner at the Minyan House

We are having our next Minyan House dinner or Friday night May 31st. It will be a Chinese dinner. Egg Drop Soup, Oriental chicken with ginger carrots, stir fry, oriental noodles. Gluten free option available.  If we have volunteers to make up some obnoxious fortunes, we might have fortune cookies! Please make your reservations with Eric Shaffer Mr.EricSchaffer@gmail.com. Make checks payable to: BSBI Minyan
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Charleston Jewish Literacy Campaign

       


BSBI Charleston Shavuot Retreat

The retreat will offer a complete set of meals for our visitors, Jewish walking tours of Charleston and an enhanced slate of speakers. One of the positive attributes of the retreat will be a better and fuller yom tov experience for those of us who live here. Visitors will arrange their own air fare and we have obtained a block of rooms at the
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So You Want to be a Novelist?


Congregational Meeting

The quarterly Congregational meeting is scheduled for Sunday, April 7th at 11:00am in the BSBI Chapel. An agenda will be mailed shortly.


Three Rabbi Panel

Three Rabbi Panel ON UNDERSTANDING THE RABBINATE: PREPARATION AND DAY-TO-DAY LIFE OF A PULPIT RABBI Thursday, April 4, 2013 at 7:30pm Stern Center Ballroom (4th Floor) Corner of Glebe & George Streets Now in its seventeenth year, the Three Rabbi Panel is one of the most significant accomplishments of the College of Charleston’s Jewish Studies Program as it demonstrates the open and collaborative nature
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