3575 Manchester Avenue | Cardiff by the Sea, CA 92007 | 760.436.0654 | www.templesolel.net

Sparks Program Fall 2015

Produced and Directed by Jay Kholos

FOR TICKETS, VISIT:

www.TicketsForPlay.com or call 619-202-4503

(group discount for 15 or more)

GOLDA’S BALCONY

A play by William Gibson

“She would risk it all…to save Israel!”

MOST GOLDA’S BALCONY SHOWS SELL OUT!

TICKETS FROM $39.95

Starring the incredible FRANCINE! Broadway’s longest running

one-woman show

This is the compelling Tony-nominated

edge-of-your-seat Broadway play

about the life of Golda Meir, from

impoverished Russian school girl to

Prime Minister of Israel.

Coming to Temple Solel

Sunday, 11/01/15 @ 2:00 & 7:00 p.m.

3575 Manchester Avenue

Cardiff-by-the-Sea

Francine! as Golda Meir

“RIVETING”—

The New York Daily News

“POWERFUL!”—

The New York Times

“EVERYONE SHOULD SEE

GOLDA’S BALCONY!”—

Elie Weisel

Shabbat & HolidaysFriday, September 186:00pm | Courtyard Casual Shabbat with Board Installation

Friday, September 256:00pm | Courtyard Casual Shabbat Friday, October 26:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service with Congregational Sukkot BBQ and new member reception

Friday, October 96:00pm | Erev Shabbat Family Service with Voices of Zamir (Song)

Friday, October 166:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service with Shabbat Unplugged Band

Friday, October 234:00pm | Shabbat San Diego Picnic at The Farm

Friday, October 306:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service7:00pm | Foreign Foods and Films

Friday, November 66:00pm | Erev Shabbat Family Service with Bimah Beats & Religious School Consecration

Friday, November 136:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service with Shabbat Unplugged Band

Friday, November 206:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service with Voices of Zamir (Song)

Friday, November 276:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service

Friday, December 46:00pm | Erev Shabbat Family Service with Bimah Beats

Friday, December 116:00pm | Erev Shabbat with Shabbat Unplugged Band

Friday, December 186:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service

Friday, December 256:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service

Saturday Mornings10:00am | Shabbat Service including B’nai Mitzvah, baby naming, anniversary and wedding blessings/aufrufs and Torah Study from our clergy.

Guests are always welcome to observe the Sabbath and worship with us.*Please note that there are occasional deviations from this schedule. See our website for the latest information.

SHABBAT TORAH STUDY1st & 3rd Saturday of the month 8:30am | A group of adults of all ages gather together to study the weekly Torah portion. Everyone is welcome, regardless of prior knowledge or background.

NATURE MINYAN SHABBAT HALICHA (hike)4th Saturday of the month8:30am | Fesh air, prayer, meditation, reflection and Torah included. Location TBD.

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High Holy Days & Holidays

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ROSH HASHANAHMonday, September 144:30pm | Tashlich @ Cardiff Seaside State Beach

Tuesday, September 15 10:00am | Second Day Rosh Hashanah service

KOL NIDRETuesday, September 22 6:00pm & 8:45pm

YOM KIPPURWednesday, September 23 8:30am & 11:45am2:30pm | Yom Kippur discussion with Rick Barton

SUKKOTSunday, September 278:00am | Build the Sukkah

Monday, September 2810:00am | Sukkot Yom Tov Servicein the Sukkah

Friday, October 2 5:30pm | New Member Reception6:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service & Congregational Dinner in the Sukkah - RSVP Required

Saturday, October 35:00pm | Brotherhood Sleepover in the Sukkah

SIMCHAT TORAHSunday, October 45:00pm | Simchat Torah Pizza and Program - RSVP Required

Monday, October 5 10:00am | Sh’mini Atzeret-Simchat Torah Service with Yizkor

HAVDALAH AND HANUPLEXSaturday, December 5 4:30-8:00pm

Pre-Event Collaboration of the JCC and Temple SolelSunday, October 189:15-10:45am | Taste of Foundations – A Taste of Shabbat with Jennifer Meltzer. This rich learning experience provides you with the education, the language, and the confidence to be a teacher to your own children and support Jewish learning at home.

Friday, October 234:00pm | Shabbat Picnic at The Farm hosted by Hazon, JFS, Shalom Baby, Tarbuton and Temple Solel.

Saturday, October 248:30am | Nature Minyan Shabbat Halicha (hike)

For more information, visit www.shabbatsandiego.org.

SHABBAT SAN DIEGO OCTOBER 22-24

Early Childhood Center ProgramsSOUPLANTATION FUNDRAISEROctober 14 & December 95:00-7:00pm | Join us for a great meal and support the Temple Solel Early Childhood center. Souplantation will donate 15% of sales generated. Pick up a flyer next time you are on campus, or contact the ECC offices to request an online link. A printed flyer must be presented at time of purchase. Discount coupons will not apply.

LATKES WITH POPSWednesday, December 14 8:30-9:30am | Enjoy this ECC Chanukah tradition. Join your child for this special breakfast.

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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL POT LUCKSHABBAT DINNERSCelebrate Shabbat throughout the year with Temple Solel Religious School. Bring your own Shabbat dairy meal. This is a wonderful way to build a sense of community among our families.

7th Grade Shabbat Dinner Friday, October 9 6:00pm | Erev Shabbat Family Service7:15pm | Dinner

K-2nd Grade Shabbat dinnerFriday, November 6 5:00pm | Dinner6:00pm | Erev Shabbat Family Service

“ROSH CHODESH: IT’S A GIRL THING!” 6th-8th Grade GirlsOne Wednesday per month, 8 sessions, 6:00-8:00pm Wonderful nation-wide program that draws on Jewish teachings to

help girls navigate the complexities of adolescent life (ie: body image, friendship, competition, bullying, stress, family, drugs and alcohol). Fee: $180 Dinner provided (Parents take turns bringing dinner)

Offered at Temple Solel for over 5 years, Rosh Chodesh (new month) has deeply affected past participants. They have shared with us that they now have a safe place to talk about their concerns, have fun, be ‘real’ with their peers and receive guidance from a caring Jewish leader.

SANDWICH SUNDAYS Meet other families in your child’s class while doing a mitzvah! Join us as we provide sandwiches and pack sack lunch for the hungry, participate in mixers, and have fun on the playground or gaga court. Siblings are welcome. By Grade Level. Dates TBD.

11TH & 12TH GRADE HARTMAN LEADERSHIP PROGRAMBimonthly classes, Wednesdays 4:30-6:30pm (October-May)With Rabbi Wright, Rabbi Frank and Cantor TiepBuild your college resume through social action, earn community service hours and learn leadership skills. Travel to Georgia and Alabama to learn about the Civil Rights

Movement (December 17-20, 2015) and to Washington DC to participate in the Religious Action Center’s L’Taken program (December 2016). Collaborate on a unique social justice program with students from our sister community in Sh’ar HaNegev, Israel and help to co-lead the annual Temple Solel Religious School retreat. For more information, contact Rabbi Wright, awright@templesolel.net.

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Youth GroupsTemple Solel’s Youth Program is nationally recognized and offers diverse programming for our youth and teens. Our programs set out to create a youth community where each person is valued, cared about, and connected while living and celebrating the best of our Reform Jewish ideals. We are part of the URJ’s Southern California NFTY (National Federation of Teen Youth) and participate in both regional and national events. OLIM (grades 9-12) is our NFTY affiliated temple youth group that is led by a ten-person board of high school students elected by their peers. Olim activities take place once a month usually on Saturday night. Olim creates events that take place both at Temple Solel as well as off site. Dates TBD.

THE TIKKUN PROJECT (grades 7-12) is our social action youth program. Also led by a peer elected board, the Tikkun project is committed to bringing the youth together in fun and meaningful activities and programs that will strengthen their Jewish identity, friendships, and help transform our community and world through mitzvot. Dates TBD.

THE TEEN SHABBAT JAM (grades 9-12) is a monthly Friday night Shabbat service that is led by our teen band Kavannah. This service attracts between 50- 70 and is a Shabbat celebration filled with lively music, meditation, and meaningful dialogue that speak to the teen experience. After the service the teens go to a local restaurant for some late night food and shmoozing. Dates TBD.

NESHAMA NOSH (grades 9-12 is a spiritual discussion that takes place on Friday afternoons. The discussion places heavy emphasis on how Jewish wisdom and philosophy can make a meaningful impact on the everyday lives.

LOUNGE NIGHTS (grades 7 & 8)Dates TBD.

PIZZA SOCIAL NIGHTS (grades 3-6) and their parents.

For more information, contact Craig Parks, Director of Youth, 760.436.0654 x 275 or solelyouth@yahoo.com.

Solel ProgramsINTRODUCTION TO JUDAISMWITH RABBI WRIGHTBegins Wednesday,October 76:30-8:00pm | A course for anyone interested in exploring Judaism – Interfaith couples, those considering conversion and Jews-by-birth seeking a refresher course in principles and practices of Judaism. Offered through the URJ (Union for Reform Judaism).

Tuition: $200 member / $280 non-member. A non-refundable $50 registration fee is included. The tuition fee allows for either one or two people to attend, and we encourage couples to attend together. To Register: Contact Rabbi Sabine Meyer, Coordinator of the Introduction to Judaism Program, smeyer@urj.org.

STUDY WITH RABBI FRANKSunday, October 119:15am | Enrich your knowledge and sense of community as we learn from each other and grow together in a supportive Jewish setting. There is no fee for the program, but RSVP’s are requested in order to plan for breakfast. Donations gratefully accepted.

ADULT B’NAI MITZVAH PROGRAM Begins October 27 | Missed out on having a Bar or Bat Mitzvah ceremony? Or want to give it a second try? We’d love to have you in our next Adult B’nai Mitzvah program beginning in the fall. For more information, contact Judy Bricker, jbricker@templesolel.net. Tuition $450 per year.

FOREIGN FOODS & FILMSFriday, October 306:00pm | Erev Shabbat Service7:00-7:45pm | Dinner8:00pm | Rhodes Forever First-ever documentary devoted to the Jews of Rhodes, whose ancestors found refuge there after their expulsion from Spain in the 15th century. Dinner, catered by In Good Taste: $25 per person.

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JFS COASTAL CLUB FOR ADULTS 60+Meets Every Tuesday @ Temple SolelWith exercise classes, cultural programs, live entertainment, lecturers, and more, the JFS Coastal Club is a great place to spend your day! Connect with your neighbors and enjoy good conversations over a hot kosher lunch ($7). Full of warmth and energy, you’re sure to leave the JFS Coastal Club with a smile. For more information, or to make a reservation, contact Jodi Rudick, jodir@jfssd.org or 858.674.1123.

PARKING LOT FOR PARENTS OF TEENSOctober 12, November 16 & December 147:00pm | If you found that raising a teenager is not the easiest thing in the world, this is the program for you! Share collective wisdom about what works when raising teens. Facilitated by Craig Parks. No charge Temple Solel members / $10 non-members. This program is for adults only. Meets in Room 21.

HUC COLLEGE COMMONS - Live Encounters: Armed with Scripture: Qur’an and Torah as Weapons in the War of IdeasTuesday, December 157:30pm | Join us for a live-streamed conversation and real-time dialogue between the dean at HUC, their scholars, and you. Please note that these programs begin promptly at 7:30pm.

DAYTIME BOOK CLUB Wednesdays | 1:00pmSeptember 16: The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street, Susan Jane GilmanOctober 21: The Nightingale, Kristin HannahNovember 18: How Sweet It Is!, Thane RosenbaumDecember 16: The Paris Architect, Charles Belfoure

BOOK CLUBS The Alpert Mendelson Library offers two book clubs facilitated by our librarian, Joan Tedlow, jtedlow@templesolel.net

EVENING BOOK CLUBWednesdays | 7:30pmSeptember 16: The Nightingale, Kristin Hannah October 21: The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street, Susan Jane GilmanNovember 18: The Paris Architect, Charles BelfoureDecember 16: How Sweet It Is!, Thane Rosenbaum 7

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ETANUEtanu is intended to help college students maintain a connection with Temple Solel and our clergy. Navigating Jewish life while away at college can be difficult, this program helps students stay connected to Judaism.

l Holiday packages from our parent volunteers are sent around Chanukah and Passover

To volunteer to help with the holiday packages or sign your child up, contact Judi Schwartz, jschwartz@templesolel.net.

CHAI TIDE CLUBTemple Solel’s new surf and stand up paddle board club will promote health, Temple Solel community, leadership, spirituality, awareness of beach, water and nature. For more information, contact Cantor Tiep, btiep@templesolel.net or join our Facebook page at Temple Solel Chai Tide Club.

MEMBERSHIPIN THE NEIGHBORHOODSaturday, October 105:00pm | Join us for 920 – oh you’re my neighbor for 92007, 92023 & 92024, 92067.

HAVDALAH NIGHTSFor Solel members age 45+Saturday, November 14 7:30pm | Join us for Havdalah, dessert and the Temple Solel version of Antique Road Show with Dave McPheeters from Zac’s Attic.

TEMPLE SOLEL SURFING & SUP CLUB

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MAH JONGG LESSONS Wednesdays, October 7, 14, 21, 28, November 4, 1810:00am-12:00pm | Have fun learning this tile-based game played by generations of Jewish women. Experienced player Sandra Novack will teach classes. Bring your own 2015 Mah Jongg card. Sisterhood members: $40 / Non-sisterhood members: $60Class size limited, RSVP to Sandra Novack, novack1@sbcglobal.net.

BrotherhoodBUILD OUR SUKKAH Sunday, September 278:00am | Bring your work gloves, hammers, and ladders to build the Sukkah. For more information, contact Doug Lucas, dlucas59@gmail.com.

SLEEPOVER IN THE SUKKAH WITH HAVDALAH SERVICESaturday, October 35:00pm | Like our ancestors did in the wilderness, we are commanded to “dwell” in a temporary shelter. Bring your kosher dairy picnic dinner, fun snacks to share, sleeping bags, cots, mats, blankets, jammies, teddy bears, etc., and join us in performing this mitzvah. All are invited, regardless of age. For more information, contact David Levy, spdrcr5000@yahoo.com.

To request information on Sisterhood please contact us at solelsisterhood@gmail.com.

2016 MAH JONGG CARDSTemple Solel Sisterhood receives a $1 donation for every individual that places an order. Forms can be found at www.templesolel.net. Standard card $8 / Large print card $9. Cards will be mailed directly to your home around Passover. For more information, contact Denise Ross, solelsisterhood@gmail.com.

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OLIM HIGH HOLY DAY FOOD DRIVEAnnual food drive begins on Rosh Hashanah. Our youth group members will distribute empty shopping bags after services. Please fill the bags with canned goods and non-perishable food items and return it to us on Yom Kippur. Last year we donated over 8000 pounds of food to stock the Jewish Family Services Hand Up Food Pantry and the Encinitas Community Resource Center.

STARS & STRIPES COMMITTEE SPONSORED BACK TO SCHOOL DRIVE Now through September 21For many families in the military purchasing the basic school supplies is a true hardship. We have targeted San Onofre Elementary School, which proudly serves the military community on Camp Pendleton to donate the school supplies. Please consider shopping for additional supplies. Supplies needed: Backpacks, #2 pencils, colored pencils, pens, highlighters, pink erasers, crayons, washable markers, glue sticks, rulers, construction paper, loose notebook paper & spiral notebooks (not college ruled), index cards, composition books and pocket folders. A red bin will be located in the Temple main office to place your supplies.

STARS AND STRIPES COMMITTEE BUSINESS/DRESS CLOTHING DRIVEVeterans and Service Members Through November Stars and Stripes has entered into a joint effort with the Veteran’s Association of North County to provide appropriate business/dress clothing to military personnel and veterans who are preparing for a civilian job hunt. Bring in your clean, “gently” used or new clothing (on a hanger) to Temple Solel in November. For men: dress suits, slacks, shirts ties; for women: business suits with skirts or slacks, dress blouses – any size or length. Contact Marsha Schjolberg, mschjolber@aol.com or Art Rudnick, artrudnick@gmail.com.

THANKSGIVING BASKET DRIVE Through November 15A wonderful way for Temple Solel families to help homebound seniors for the Thanksgiving holiday – donate a dinner! Collaborate with your friends & family to help with this important cause. Baskets will be collected November 15 and delivered to Jewish Family Services for homebound seniors in the area. Help us maintain our record for the most baskets ever donated from any location. For more information, contact Rise Edney, raedney@prodigy.net.

Tikkun Olam On-Going Project

BUNDLES FOR BABIESWe are collecting new or gently used clothing and other items for a baby’s first year. These items will go to mothers in need, identified through the San Diego Ronald McDonald House. Please drop off your donation in the red bins located in the preschool and temple offices. Items needed: Sleepers, blankets, hats, socks, clothes, baby books. Items are lovingly boxed and delivered to local hospitals. Clothing must be clean and in good condition. Contact Sharon Lash, bundles4babies@yahoo.com.

HINEYNU CARING COMMUNITY: WE ARE HEREA network of Temple Solel members designed for in-reach to families in need. Hineynu encourages participation in fulfilling the mitzvah of Gemilut Chasidim—acts of lovingkindness; visiting the sick, consoling the bereaved, and welcoming the stranger. Hineynu responds to the emotional and special needs of our congregation by providing meals, transportation and sending Simcha cards to families on joyous occasions. Join us in doing a Mitzvah by volunteering to write cards, cook a meal or drive a patient when needed. Contact Mark Newman, mnewman@templesolel.net for the current recruitment chair.

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INTERFAITH SHELTER December 20 – January 2The Interfaith Winter Shelter is a community based-effort enabling member congregation’s to provide cold-weather shelter and hospitality on a rotating basis to persons who are homeless in the coastal San Diego community.Temple Solel is proud to host the shelter for the 23rd year. Opportunities available to provide dinner and/or spend the night at Temple Solel fill up quickly. In

addition we need to provide warm blankets, standard pillows, twin sheet sets, towel sets, toiletries, non-perishable food, & paper goods. Target or Wal-Mart gift cards in $25 increments are needed to give to our guests as a holiday gift. Gift cards to Cost Co, Smart & Final or Ralphs are needed to assist our shelter coordinators with purchasing supplies. For more information, contact Judy Bricker, jbricker@templesolel.net.

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PURCHASE GIFTS AT THE TEMPLE SOLEL GIFT SHOPOur Gift Shop has an incredible selection of tallitot, kippot, mezuzot, challah covers, Judaic jewelry, candles greeting cards, music and much more. Looking for a gift for a bar/bat mitzvah, wedding, or special someone? Come in and check out the merchandise. If you stop by and the Gift Shop is not open, temple staff may be available to assist you with your purchases.

For Gift Shop hours, to make an appointment, or to volunteer, contact Judy Bricker, 760.436.0654 x254.

21TH ANNUAL SAN DIEGO JEWISH BOOK FAIRNovember 7-8 @ Temple SolelNovember 10-16 @ Lawrence Family JCC

Book Fair Preview Event @ Temple SolelTuesday, October 20 7:00pm | Ambassador Dennis Ross, Doomed to Succeed: The U.S. - Israel Relationship from Truman to Obama

Featured Speakers at Temple Solel:Steve Katz, BA Shapiro, Angelina Nazarian, Steve Gimbel, Roger Cohen, and Ron Kaplan.

Temple Solel members can purchase tickets at the JCC member price by using the code Solel. For more information, contact the JCC box office, 858.362.1348 or www.lfjcc.org.

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AMAZONSMILE.COMAmazonSmile is the same Amazon you know. Same products, same prices, same service. AmazonSmile is a program where Amazon donates 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to Temple Solel. On your first visit to www.smile.amazon.com, please select Temple Solel of Northern San Diego as your charitable organization to receive donations. AmazonSmile will remember your selection, and then every eligible purchase you make will result in a donation to Temple Solel.

MAKE ANY CELEBRATION SPECIAL AT TEMPLE SOLELMazel tov on your upcoming Simcha. We have a variety of rooms available that can accommodate from 10 to over 250 guests. Available for rental are the Social Halls, Beit Midrash, Beit Café, Courtyard and Classrooms. Our state of the art Reform kosher kitchen will make it a pleasure to serve your guests a meal that is prepared by one of our experienced caterers adhering to our standards of kashrut. Please consider hosting your next event at Temple Solel. For more information, contact Mark Newman, mnewman@templesolel.

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CONTRIBUTE TO A FUNDYou are invited to make a donation to Temple Solel as a means of sharing your joys and sorrows with your fellow congregants and at the same time help Temple Solel meet its funding needs.

Our Clergy • Rabbi Frank’s Discretionary Fund • Rabbi Wright’s Discretionary Fund • Cantor Tiep ‘s Discretionary Fund

Our Temple • Acoustic Repair Fund • Building Tributes • General Temple Fund • Prayerbook Fund • Shir Chadash Music Fund

Our Programs • Aaron Price Children’s Library • Adult Education • Alpert Mendelson Library • Alliger/Baron Memorial Speaker’s Fund • Charlotte Ida Tubis Memorial Lecture Fund • Chavurat Chesed (meals of condolence for mourners) • Hineynu (assistance to Temple members in need) • Interfaith Shelter • Israel Action Fund • Social Action Fund

• Stars & Stripes Fund • Synaplex Fund • Tzedakah Fund (assistance to people in need)

Our Youth • Campership Fund • Early Childhood Center • Etanu (outreach to post high school children of members) • Rabbi Bohm Israel Scholarship Fund (assistance to teens traveling to Israel) • Rabbi Brown Education Fund • Rabbi Riter College Scholarship Fund (college participation in Jewish programming) • Religious and Hebrew School • Sondra Ottenstein Memorial Fund (Religious School scholarships) • Youth Fund • Matthew Hose Youth Fund

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CIRCLE OF HONOR“All Israel is responsible for one another. “– Talmud

Temple Solel is the foundation of our Jewish community. You are performing a mitzvah with your participation in the Circle of Honor. Increasing your annual contribution enables us to continue to provide services and programs to everyone. Jewish experiences that last a lifetime are created every day at Temple Solel. You can help us build these memories with your participation in the Circle of Honor. For more information, contact Mark Newman, mnewman@templesolel.

ESCRIPeScrip offer opportunities to raise funds without asking you to spend a penny more than you already do. Register your existing grocery loyalty, debit and credit cards. Help us by joining or re-joining the eScrip program available in our community.

CAR MITZVAH PROGRAM Thinking about selling your car, boat, motorcycle, truck, or other vehicle? Donate it to Temple Solel instead! The Temple Solel Car Mitzvah Program provides funds that support our programs and services, and lets you receive a tax deduction when you itemize your return. For more information, contact CARS 877.537.5277.

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YAHRZEIT PLAQUESYahrzeit wall plaques are permanent plaques that are lit on the Shabbat closest to the Hebrew anniversary of your loved one’s date of death. A donation of $450 for members and $650 for non-members is required for each plaque. Yahrzeit wall plaques can be ordered by written request at any time and will be installed according to the date received.

TREE OF LIFE LEAVESA Tree of Life leaf can be ordered to commemorate any person or occasion. Leaves will be added to the Tree of Life in the Social Hall when contributions of $250 for a small leaf or $300 for a large leaf are made.

GARDEN OF GIVING“Just as you came and found trees planted by others, so you must plant for your children”

From this central message, a circular pathway of granite tiles and pavers inscribed with the names of our children, families and loved ones permanently reside. The center of our garden features a circular arc vibrating out to its core edges—signifying “Solel” and our pathway to Torah and holiness.

• $180 – 2 Words

• $360 – 9 Words

• $1000 – 9 Words

• $1800 – 11 Words

• $3600 – 13 Words

• $5000 – 15 Words

• $10,000 – 15 Words

Support Temple SolelCREATE A JEWISH LEGACY • Provide a Jewish legacy for future generations

• Protect what’s mostimportant to you with a Foundation for today and tomorrow

• Safeguard your values - forever • Every gift touches lives • Guarantee future support

for critical programs and services

Our Temple Solel Endowment has been created to strengthen our financial foundation and to provide an additional source of annual funds from the Endowment’s investment income.

Our congregation’s Endowment Fund will enhance our long-term ability to better serve the needs of all our members. Your contribution will provide financial resources to help our congregation now and to secure its future. Your generosity today will serve as a permanent source of support for generations to come.

You can make a tax deductible gift to the Temple Solel Endowment Fund at anytime. Your Legacy gift can be a donation of cash or securities, a financial pledge to be paid over several years, a gift in your Will or Trust, or other Planned Gift.

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Programming Contacts: 760.436.0654

ECC Programs: Linda Silverman Levine, x270llevine@templesolel.net

Religious School Programs: Ellen Fox, x265 efox@templesolel.net

Support Temple Solel: Mark Newman, x255 mnewman@templesolel.net

Temple Programs: Judy Bricker, x254 jbricker@templesolel.net

Youth Groups: Craig Parks, x275 solelyouth@yahoo.com

Contact Us At:

Solel ProgramsHAVDALAH AND HANUPLEXSaturday, December 5 4:30-8:00pm | Join Temple Solel as we celebrate Havdalah and Hanukah with a multitude of events designed for all ages to enjoy. Watch for details to be delivered to your email box soon.

Save the DateNIGEL SAVAGE OF HAZONFriday, January 15

SHABBAT SHIRAFriday, January 22

LADIES WHO LUNCHWednesday, February 24

FOREIGN FOODS AND FILMSFriday, February 26

MYSTERY OF THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS: live-streamed from HUCSunday, February 28

HAVDALAH NIGHTS AND STARS & STRIPES: A Historic Evening with Marthe CohnSaturday, March 5

PURIM CARNIVALSunday, March 20

REBIRTH IN GERMANY: live-streamed from HUCSunday, April 5

SHIR ENERGY MUSIC FESTApril 16-17

2ND NIGHT SEDERSaturday, April 23

SHABBAT SERVICE WITH CONFIRMATION CLASSSaturday, June 11