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"Bagels Over Berlin" is a new documentary film that honors the Jewish veterans of the United States Army Air Corps during World War II, as told by the men who volunteered for this dangerous duty. Film's Director, Alan Feinberg will introduce the program. Special surprise guest will be in attendance. Screening will take place on Tuesday, November 13th at 7:00 p.m. Temple Beth Sholom 4144 Chase Ave. Miami Beach Fl. 33140

Please contact Mark Baranek at: [email protected] or call 305 538-7231

Phillip Roth, one of the great Jewish writers of our generation passed away this year. Temple Beth Sholom is paying tribute to him with a film series based on some of his classic books. Our Retrospective kicks off with "Goodbye Columbus" on Tuesday October 16th at 7:00 p.m.

Neil Klugman (Richard Benjamin), a young librarian in New Jersey, has eyes for Brenda Patimkin (Ali MacGraw), a beautiful Radcliffe student. Although they are both Jewish, Brenda’s family is much wealthier and more conservative than Neil’s. As there relationship matures, their differing cultural backgrounds cause Brenda’s mother (Nan Martin) to have trepidations about the couple. As their disparate ideas about sex and birth control come to the fore, their feelings for each other are tested. Film will be screened at Temple Beth Sholom 4144 Chase Ave. Miami Beach 33140

For more information or to RSVP contact Mark Baranek at [email protected] or call 3055387231

We are honored to have Gilad Kariv, a Reform Rabbi and attorney in Israel, who serves as the Executive Director of the Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism (IMPJ) visit Temple Beth Sholom in Miami Beach for the weekend of October 19-20. On Friday October 19th at 6:00 p.m. Rabbi Kariv will speak on “Religion and State in Israel- Nurturing Israel as a Democratic and Jewish Nation-Reform Judaism as part of the Solution”. He will then have a private Shabbat dinner with our Braman Fellows Cohort. The next day, Rabbi Kariv will teach at Torah Study at 9:30 and afterwards, give a D’var Torah at the Shabbat Minyan. He will then meet for lunch with our Israel Committee and talk about: “Doubling our Movement in a Decade- the Israel Reform Movement’s Success and Ongoing Challenges” The Israel Movement for Reform & Progressive Judaism (IMPJ) is the umbrella organization of all the Reform communities and institutions in Israel. For more information, please contact Mark Baranek, Director of Congregational Engagement [email protected] or call 305 538-7231 Temple Beth Sholom is located at 4144 Chase Ave. Miami Beach Fl. 33140

Temple Beth Sholom Brotherhood invites you to a stirring story of sports, patriotism and personal growth. HEADING HOME charts the underdog journey of Israel’s national baseball team competing for the first time in the World Baseball Classic.

After years of defeat, Team Israel finally ranks among the world’s best in 2017,eligible to play in the prestigious international tournament. Their line-up included several Jewish American Major League players – Ike Davis, Josh Zeid and ex Braves catcher Ryan Lavarnway – most with a tenuous relationship to Judaism, and never having set foot in Israel.

Their odyssey takes them from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem where they are greeted as heroes, to Seoul where they must debunk their has-been, wannabe reputations. As their “Mensch on a Bench” mascot tags along, the team does much soul-searching, discovering the pride of representing Israel on the world stage.

Special thanks to the Stowe family for generously underwriting this film-screening

$10 per person

Please contact Mark Baranek, Director of Congregational Engagement at 305 538-7231 or write: [email protected]

Temple Beth Sholom in Miami Beach is honored to have Israeli author Etgar Keret as Scholar in Residence from February 23 -25. Internationally-acclaimed for his short stories, Etgar Keret is hailed as the voice of young Israel. In 2016 Keret was awarded the Charles Bronfman Prize, recognizing his work as inspiring Jewish values and having global impact. The weekend is being generously underwritten by the Blaustein Family Fund.

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For more information, please contact Mark Baranek, Director of Congregational Engagement at: [email protected] or call 305 538-7231

Temple Beth Sholom is honored to have Israeli author Etgar Keret as Scholar in Residence from February 23 -25 Internationally acclaimed for his short stories, Etgar Keret is hailed as the voice of young Israel. In 2016 Keret was awarded The Charles Bronfman Prize, recognizing his work as inspiring Jewish values and having global impact.The weekend is being underwritten by the Blaustein Family Fund.

For more information, please contact Mark Baranek, Director of Congregational Engagement at: [email protected] or call 305 538-7231

As part of JDAIM Month, Temple Beth Sholom and its Inclusion Committee will present the award-winning film "Keep the Change" on Tuesday, Feb 6 at 7:00 p.m. Temple Beth Sholom is located at 4144 Chase Ave. Miami Beach 33140. There is no cost for this event and it is open to the community. For more information, please contact Mark Baranek, Director of Congregational Engagement at: [email protected] or call 305 538-7231