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Upcoming Jews’ Next Dor Events
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Wednesday, November 4, 7:30pm, Volunteer Planning Meeting
Jews’ Next Dor is fully volunteer led, depending on volunteers for all aspects of operations. We love our current volunteers, and welcome new ones and fresh ideas. Come weigh in on group decisions, help calendar and plan events for the coming months.
If you cannot make the meeting, we still want your participation. Send your feedback, event ideas, or if you’d like to become a Jews’ Next Dor volunteer to JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org or use our Event Feedback form. The meeting will take place at a private home in Cupertino, RSVP for the address to the above e-mail.
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Sunday, November 8, 7pm, Ice Cream Social & Game Night
Jews’ Next Dor Board Game Night and Ice Cream Social returns. Please bring your favorite board game(s) to share and join your fellow Jewish 20 and 30 somethings to indulge in ice cream with all the fixings! We’ll be in the Social Hall at Congregation Beth David, 19700 Prospect Road, Saratoga, Ca.
$5 a person.
RSVPs appreciated to JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org.
Contribute to our annual Toy Drive by bringing a new toy or more for our annual toy drive to support Jewish Family Services. We’re looking for new toys for ages 0-17 unwrapped.
Please RSVP with your favorite Ice Cream flavor and toppings to JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org.
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Wednesday, November 11, 7pm, Meet & Greet @ Thaiphoon
Enjoy vegetarian/dairy dinner with fellow young adults at our monthly Meet & Greet on the 2nd Wednesday of the month. This month we’ll be enjoy the taste delights of Thaiphoon, 543 Emerson Street, Palo Alto, CA 94301. Please bring cash. RSVP and send menu preferences to JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org.
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Saturday, November 14, 8:30pm, Singing with the Stars
Come hang out with friends and sing along to the LASER BEATLES: SGT. PEPPER’S LASER LIGHT SHOW at the De Anza Planetarium (or just listen to others). Tickets are $9 per person and Parking permits are required everyday. Permits can be purchased in every student lot, price is $2 in coins or dollar bills only. So if you can carpool that is best. We’ll meet at 8:30pm at the Fujitsu Planetarium at De Anza College, 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd to get tickets for the show. Show starts at 9pm. JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org
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Saturday, November 21, 7pm, Spicy Havdala Dessert Party
It’s getting chilly outside, but T’KEYA and Jews’ Next Dor are warming things up with a Spicy Havdala Dessert Party. The night starts with cozy havdala goodness and fire, wine, and spices. You are welcome to bring your own implements of havdaluction. Our spice boxes can play together. Potluck dessert and wine party to follow. Join us! Please bring chocolate, fruit, a vegetarian dessert of choice, or your favorite kosher wine or spirit. Please note our host has a cat. Please RSVP for the Sunnyvale location to JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org or youngadults@kolemeth.org by November 19.
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Tuesday, December 1, 7pm, Toy Wrapping Party
Join SVYAD, Jew’s Next Dor, Hillel at Stanford and Jewish Family Services for our annual gift wrapping party!
Starting October 6, new toys for ages 0-17 in their original packaging, are being collected in the lobby of the Levy Family Campus (14855 Oka Road, Los Gatos CA 95032) and Congregation Beth David (19700 Prospect Road, Saratoga, Ca) and Hillel at Stanford.
Toys will also be collected at Jews’ Next Dor events.
Toys will be distributed by Jewish Family Services.Join us for a Toy Wrapping Party on Tuesday, Dec. 1
at 7 p.m. at the Levy Family Campus, (14855 Oka Road, Los Gatos CA 95032) . Snacks and fun provided.
Admission: one roll of non-holiday wrapping paper.Thanks to everyone for their donations!
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Wednesday, December 9, 7pm, Meet & Greet @ Cafe Baklava
“Because Middle Eastern Food, is like home”
Come to the Jews Next Dor Meet and Greet at Cafe Bakalava, 341 Castro St, Mountain View, CA
Great food and awesome friends, what more can you ask for?We’ll be enjoying these vegetarian/dairy treats. Please let us know your preferences.
Mediterranean Mezze: Humus, Falafel, Baba Ghanoush, Cevizli Peynir, Dolma and Taboule
Sigara Boregi: Deep fried pyhlo dough with goat cheese parsley and special spices
Saksuka: Fried eggplant and potatoes, grilled peppers, tomato and onions served with garlic yogurt sauce
Greek Salad: Fresh lettuce tomatoes, green peppers, cucumber, onion, calamata olives topped with feta cheese lemon juice, virgin olive oil dressing
Moussaka: Eggplant, potato, mushrooms, tomatoes with a béchamel saucePatlican Dolma: Layers of grilled eggplant stuffed with onions, parsley, tomato and pine nuts served with rice and grilled vegetables
http://www.cafebaklava.com/pf_dinner.php Price will be around $15/person, please bring cash, singles appreciated…it helps a lot! See you there! -
Saturday, December 12, 9pm, Light It Up! Young Adult Hanukah Party
LIGHT IT UP!
Young Adult Hanukah PartySaturday, December 12, 2009
9pm
Oshman Family JCC
3921 Fabian Way,
Palo Alto, CA21+
Open BarSupport Second Harvest Food Bank to Win Raffle Prizes
1 ticket/non-perishable item$10 Advance http://www.paloaltojcc.com/light
$15 at The DoorBrought to you by: Hillel of Silicon Valley, Hillel of Stanford, Jews’ Next Dor, Oshman Family JCC, Roots Collective, SVYAD, & T’Keya.
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Sunday, January 10, 7:30pm Movie Night “Sixty-Six”
Jews’ Next Dor is teaming up with Congregation Beth David’s Adult Ed Committee to bring “Sixty-Six” to the screen at Congregation Beth David, 19700 Prospect Road, Saratoga. Light refreshments will be served. RSVPs appreciated to JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org.
Bernie’s bar mitzvah coincides with the 1966 World Cup Final. Will his big day be a disaster as all of Britain is focused on the final? The tension plays out against the eccentric Rubens family, portrayed by a star cast with Helena Bonham Carter (Harry Potter, etc.) as Bernie’s mother.
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Sixty-Six-Eddie-Marsan/dp/B001V5K3AU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1249676239&sr=1-1
Moment Magazine: http://www.momentmag.com/Exclusive/2008/2008-09/200809-FilmWatch.html
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Wednesday, January 13, 7pm, Meet & Greet at Bucca di Beppo Palo Alto
Join Jews’ Next Dor for a wintery Meet & Greet at Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant in Palo Alto, 643 Emerson St, Palo Alto, CA 94301! There’s no better place to enjoy a meal family style, while sharing in laughs and conversation with friends new and old from the South Bay’s Jewish Community. Please RSVP to JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org, and include any menu requests (must be vegetarian/Kosher dairy). Expect to pay no more than $20/person (cash is necessary and $1’s are much appreciated.) Afterward, walk across the street to cleanse your palette with some frozen yogurt from Fraiche!
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Saturday, February 6, 9:30am, Jews’ Next Dor Shabbat
Jews’ Next Dor is leading the Shabbat morning service at Congregation Beth David, 19700 Prospect Road, Saratoga, Ca. http://beth-david.org. Please join us if you’ll be participating, or just to support your friends and represent Jews’ Next Dor to the congregation, who supports us. Schmooze with your friends at the luncheon we’re sponsoring afterwards. Services begin at 9:30am, all males are required to wear a kippah, Beth David supplies some if you don’t have one. We’re looking forward to seeing you there. For anything Jews’ Next Dor Shabbat related please contact JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org, thanks in advance.
Join the Kiddush Klub any Saturday morning to get familiar or practice Shabbat morning services at CBD.
Now a few technical notes:
- Any one leading must wear a kippah and a talit, you can bring your own, or borrow from the shul.
- We’d love to get as many young adults to participate as possible. If you’d like to learn something a few of your peers are willing to teach.
- Contact JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org if you’re be willing to do any of parts listed below. If you’re interested in something not listed, please ask about it. If you’re not sure what something is, please ask we’d love to educate you or trigger your memory.
- Birkhot Ha’Shahar /Pseukei D’Zimra (9:30 am Sharp) –Taken
- Shaharit
- Torah Service –Taken
- Open Ark (2 people)
- Carry Torah
- Gabbai
(Two Aliyot must be reserved for Congregants, which two doesn’t matter)
- Aliyah 1
- Aliyah 2
- Aliyah 3
- Aliyah 4
- Aliyah 5
- Aliyah 6
- Aliyah 7
- Aliyah Maftir (Haltarah reader)
- Torah Reader 1 (Exodus 18:1-12) –Taken
- Torah Reader 2 (Exodus 18:13-23)
- Torah Reader 3 (Exodus 18:24-27)
- Torah Reader 4 (Exodus 19:1-6)
- Torah Reader 5 (Exodus 19:7-19)
- Torah Reader 6 (Exodus 19:20-20:14)–Taken
- Torah Reader 7 (Exodus 20:15-23)
- Torah Reader Maftir (Exodus 20:19-23)
- Hagbah (Lifting the Torah)
- Gelilah (Dressing the Torah)
- Haftarah (Isaiah 6:1 – 7:6; 9:5 – 9:6)
- Prayer for Our Country (English)
- Prayer for Israel (English and/or Hebrew)
- Carrying the Torah (return)
- Closing the Ark (2 people)
- Drash (English, Talk on Torah portion)–Taken?
- Musaf –Taken
- Kiddush and Motzi before lunch
- Birkat HaMazon (Grace after meals)
- You can check out CBD’s religious school wiki for audio clips of tunes, list of page numbers in the Siddur Sim Shalom used by Congregation Beth David http://cbdshulschool.wikispaces.com/Tefillah
- In order for us to provide a luncheon for the congregation following services we’re looking for a little help. If you’re interested in helping to shop, prepare, or donate towards lunch please send us an email.
- For the luncheon we’d love if anyone would like to contribute baked goods. They must adhere to the Congregation’s Kashrut Policy, which can be found online http://beth-david.org/kashrut.htm. They must be delivered to Congregation Beth David before Shabbat.
Ongoing Informal Jews’ Next Dor Events
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Saturday Morning Young Adult Kiddish Klub
The Kiddush Klub is an informal and unofficial gathering of Jews’ Next Dor on our home turf, Congregation Beth David, on Shabbat mornings. Some of us come for services, others just for lunch, we’d love for you to join us for either or both. Services begin at 9:30am (you’re welcome to stumble in anytime) Kiddush begins around noon (12pm). Look for us near the back. Consider this an open invitation to join us, and CBD any Saturday morning.
Questions? JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org .
Learn something new, or get more familiar with the service for next Jews’ Next Dor Shabbat 2010.
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Be a Minyanaire
Help with the mitzvah of making a minyan. Come one, come all and join Congregation Beth David every Monday – Thursday evening at 7:00 pm for daily minyan. A minyan is a quorum of at least 10 Jewish adults required for public worship. CBD’s weekday minyan last about 20 minutes. It’s a wonderful tradition that brings comfort to our mourners and gives each of us a daily opportunity to connect with our soul, our community and our God. We look forward to having you join us and thank you in advance! If you know you’ll being coming on a specific day, please let CBD’s minyan captains know by e-mailing fammayer [at ] aol.com.
Our heart is our volunteers who plan all events and make them happen. Thank you so much to them! Join our volunteers and help with Jews’ Next Dor events today!
Contact JewsNextDor[at]beth-david.org to volunteer or for more information.
Jews’ Next Dor, the young adult group of Congregation Beth David (Saratoga) and the young adult group of Congregation Kol Emeth (Palo Alto) are going for an 90 minute easy hike and stroll in Wunderlich Park. Wunderlich Park features redwood forest, open meadows, beautiful oaks and madrones. The trail is hilly but not really steep, and we’ll hike at a pace that is mellow, groovy, and conducive to conversation. Event covers 5 miles, with 600 feet of elevation. Admit it. You want to get out. The woods are beautiful, and the air smells great. Hiking boots and a bottle of water recommended but sneakers okay. We’ll have a few extra water bottles in case you forget yours. RSVP to JewsNextDor@beth-david.org.
Directions: To reach Wunderlich Park, take Woodside Rd. (Hwy 84 West) exit from I-280. Go 2.7 miles west towards the hills. Look for the small brown entrance sign on your right. This sign is easy to miss, so note your odometer at I-280. When you get to the parking lot, look for the guy with the clipboard. Parking is free but can be tight, so carpooling is encouraged. After the walk, come for beer, silliness, and good conversation at Alice’s Restaurant, just up the road at the intersection of Hwy 84 and Hwy 35 (Skyline Blvd).



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