Shavuot kiddushes will be sponsored by Dr and Mrs. Sam Rosen.

The JCC Maccabi Games are for Jewish boys and girls ages 13.

Sports Offered:
* Baseball (Boys 14 & under)
* Basketball (Boys 14 & under)
* Basketball (Boys 16 & under)
* Basketball (Girls 16 & under)
* Soccer (Boys 14 & under)
* Soccer (Boys 16 & under)
* Soccer (Girls 16 & under)
* Lacrosse (Boys 16 & under)
* Flag Football (Boys/Girls 14 & under)
* Dance (co-ed)
* Star Reporter (co-ed)
* Swimming (co-ed)
* Table Tennis (co-ed)
* Track and Field (co-ed)

For more information visit the Charleston JCC website: www.charlestonjcc.org.

This fun filled day will include: Jump Castles, Parents vs Middle School Kick Ball Game, Snacks, silent auction & More!

Please remember that the James Island County Park entrance fee is $1 per person must be paid at the gate in cash. There will also be an opportunity to purchase auction services provided by AHA faculty/staff and items to support the AHA class of 2013 & 2014 trip to Israel.

To RSVP or if you have any questions, please contact Sarah Evans, Director of Development, at sarah.evans@addlestone.org.

Look forward to seeing you there!

“In Darkness” Sunday, Apriil 29@ 3:45 p.m.
The Terrace Theater,
1956 D Maybank Highway,
Charleston, SC, 29412
 $10 admission.   The Terrace will donate $3 from each ticket to the CJF’s REMEMBER Program
Advance tickets available at the Terrace Theater

From acclaimed director Agnieszka Holland, In Darkness is based on a true story. Leopold Socha, a sewer worker and petty thief in Lvov, a Nazi occupied city in Poland, one day encounters a group of Jews trying to escape the liquidation of the ghetto.

Contact sandrab@jewishcharleston.org for more information.

Faye Grabin will be making one of her typically fabulous contributions to our eating!!!  Yum!

At last week’s dinner we ate through 60 pounds of brisket and countless rice, beans and fixings. Lets see what we can do when we set our minds at it!

Price is only 10 dollars and includes sides and a drink.

SEND YOUR CHECK NOW to reserve a seat because money will not be accepted at the event.

Rabbi Davis is currently running a community-wide growth initiative, in conjunction with the City of Houston, as well as the Orthodox Union, which recently chose Houston as their model city for Affordable Orthodox Living. In this capacity, Rabbi Davis recruits out of state families, helps them find professional opportunities in Houston, speaks regularly at community and synagogue events, and liaisons between all the different parts of the Houston Jewish community.  He previously served as an assistant rabbi for Houston’s largest orthodox synagogue.
The schedule for next weekend:

Thursday, May 3rd

Rabbi Davis will speak at 8:00 pm
BSBI Minyan House
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Friday, May 4th

Rabbi Davis will speak at a special Congregational Dinner

The dinner is scheduled for 7:00 PM, following a special early service

The cost of the dinner is $10 for adults & $5 for children
call the office to reserve your place
Downtown
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Shabbat, May 5th

Rabbi Davis will speak before Mussaf
Downtown

Following morning services we will be having another gala kiddush. This would be a wonderful time to meet and get to know Rabbi & Ariela Davis
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Rabbi Davis will speak before Mincha at 6:55 PM
the BSBI Chapel

Rabbi & Mrs. Davis will be at Seudat Shlishit
Q&A from the Congregation
the BSBI Chapel

The menu will prepared by Stanley Baker and his crew and is headlined by brisket costing only $10 a person.

Please be sure to reserve your place by calling the office and remember that we will not be able to take your payment at the door.

Since 2008, Rabbi Wolkenfeld has served as the Orthodox rabbi at Princeton University’s Center for Jewish Life under the aegis of the Orthodox Union’s Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus (JLIC).
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The schedule for the weekend:

Thursday, April 19th

Rabbi Wolkenfeld will speak at 8:00 pm
“Are You Going to Eat That? Kosher Food in Jewish Thought”

BSBI Minyan House
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Friday, April 20th

Rabbi Wolkenfeld will speak at a special Congregational Dinner
“Religious Significance of Israeli Independence: Reflections for the 64th Yom
Ha’Atzma’ut”

The dinner is is scheduled for 7:00 PM, following a special early service

The cost of the dinner is $10 call the office to reserve your place  since we cannot take your payment at the door.

Downtown
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Shabbat, April 21st

Rabbi Wolkenfeld will speak before Mussaf

Downtown

Following morning services we will be having another gala kiddush. This would be a wonderful time to meet Rabbi & Sara Wolkenfeld
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Rabbi Wolkenfeld will speak before Mincha at 6:25 PM

Rabbi & Mrs Wolkenfeld will be at Seudat Shlishit
Q&A from the Congregation

the BSBI Chapel

In addition, The REMEMBER Program of the Charleston Jewish Federation will  cosponsor a  special program entitled, Whose Story Is It: How an Archive Was Transformed into an Exhibition, a Book, a Play, and a Documentary Film.   Join curator Jill Vexler, playwright Arlene Hutton, and Ann Kirschner  at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, April 15, in the Recital Hall of the Simons Center for the Arts, 54 Saint Philip St as they discuss the genesis of this amazing project. The special program is free to the public.