“The world depends on three things: Torah, Worship, & Loving Deeds.” -Ethics of the Fathers 1:2

WRJ-Temple Israel Sisterhood

Join us!
Ladies Night Out (Feb. 9)
Game Night (Feb. 16)

Sisterhood supports a myriad of projects that serve the congregation, community, and the WRJ national organization.  Through the support of the Holland Bulb project and the Judaica shop, Sisterhood funds major improvements and projects for Temple Israel, URJ Henry S. Jacobs Camp, and the Women of Reform Judaism.


Enjoy highlights from WRJ-Sisterhood events from 2008-2010
WRJ Holland Bulb ProjectThese bulbs are a great addition to ANY garden and make great gifts too. Buy amaryllis bulbs (while supplies last!) from the Holland Bulb Committee. These gorgeous flowers at $18 and are boxed, ready to plant, and make great gifts. You can also make a donation to the Cancer Survivors Park in Audubon Park, Temple Israel grounds, or the Temple cemetery. E-mail Judy Royal, or call 683-7959.

Holiday EventsHelp with the WRJ-sponsored Passover seder, Yom Kippur Break Fast, Oneg Shabbats, Chanukah Market Place, or Chanukah dinner.  View photos from 2009's Congregational Passover Seder.



Meal PreparationMake suppers for MIFA's Estival Communities, cook meals for delivery for Temple's Mitzvah Day, or prepare and serve a Passover Seder.



Mother Bear ProjectKnit bears for children in Africa through the Mother Bear project and caps and lap robes for MIFA's Love Caps program and Wings at West Clinic for people in the Memphis community.

E-mail Jenny Baer, or call 754-8126.

Adopt-a-SchoolWork with WRJ's adopt-a-school, Colonial School for the Visually Limited. Last year's 3 events were enjoyed by the children and very meaningful to the volunteers. For the summer of 2001, there were 4 events: June 8, 15 ,22, and 29 from 9:30 am-noon. This was, and is a great opportunity for service hours for middle and high school students.
Book Club
Enjoy this active monthly book club that meets monthly on Wednesdays at 2:15 pm, except where noted.  Questions? E-mail Eileen Wishnia, Wednesday book club chair.

To contact a Sisterhood representative, send an e-mail or leave a message on their hotline number, (901) 937-2790. Refer to the WRJ Bulletin for the latest information. Visit the WRJ-Sisterhood website for more photos and information.

Making Bedtime JewishEvery year, WRJ-Sisterhood sponsors an event for children, babies to kindergarten, and their parents, with crafts, stories, snacks, and songs and our Rabbis and Cantor teach them how to create meaningful Jewish moments as part of their bedtime ritual.

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