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Women of B’ShERT presents Kelly Whitehead

February 20, 2023 by • ,

Have you ever wondered, when you looked at a rabbi what made them decide to become one?  Have you wondered what steps they had to take to achieve this goal and what problems they encountered along their journey?  Well, please join us on Tuesday, February 21st, at 7:15 pm, on Zoom, when rabbinical student, Kelly Whitehead, Congregant Emily Whitehead‘s child, discusses this.
This event will be held on Zoom — Temple members have received the login info in advance. For non-members who would like to attend, please email office@bshert.org or call the office for details.
Sincerely,
Candi Friedman
President, Women of B’ShERT

Brotherhood + Brooklyn Cyclones — Gil Hodges Day — July 17 2 pm

April 19, 2022 by • ,

Order tickets now! https://bshert.shulcloud.com/event/cyclones-2022

Brooklyn Cyclones info

The Brotherhood of B’ShERT
Invites Members, Families and Friends
 
BROOKLYN CYCLONES
Sunday, July 17th at 2 pm
 
Gil Hodges Day
 
Tickets are $22 each – $11 for religious school students
Order and pay by May 27th

Order tickets here or call Gene Guskin / Alan Zarrow for info — checks should be made out to Brotherhood of B’ShERT

Gene Guskin (bcbrtd10@aol.com + 917 – 533 – 6231)
  2664 East 12 Street
  Brooklyn, New York 11235

Brotherhood & the Brooklyn Cyclones — August 8!

June 20, 2021 by • ,

Come on down and join your Temple Family!

Brotherhood Sponsors a Family Outing

Jewish Heritage Day!

An Afternoon in Coney Island

Maimonides Park on the Boardwalk

Free Cyclones Cap to all attendees!

Sunday, August 8th    Game time 4 PM

(Gates open at 2:30 pm)

Tickets $20 ($15 for kids under 13)

 

Checks payable to Brotherhood of B’ShERT or order online here.

We have a limited number of tickets – get your orders in quickly.

Contact: Shelley Greenberg at (917) 407-1043 or Gene Guskin at (917) 533-6231 or Alan Zarrow at 917-855-9686

 

Ron Schweiger Brotherhood Talk 2021-04-11

April 11, 2021 by • ,

If you missed our past president (and the official Brooklyn borough historian) Ron Schweiger on Sunday 4/11 covering the cavalcade of famous and infamous Brooklyn-born Jews, good news — the replay is now available above.