Community Spotlight

	ROSH HASHANAH, AGAIN...ALREADY!
	How to Survive the High Holidays... without Having to Read a Book
	with Rabbi Modechai Becher MONDAY, AUGUST 30 • 7:30 PM • $12 Max and David's, Elkins Park 8120 Old York Road, 150 Yorktown Plaza For online registration go to: www.etzchaimcenter.org or call: 215-546-8672 SPONSORED IN MEMORY OF THE PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS OF BART AND ANDREA PASTERNAK

Community Links

Camp Galil -Founded on its current site in 1946 as part of Habonim Dror North America, the progressive labor-zionist youth movement, Habonim Dror Camp Galil is set in the beautiful fields and forests of Bucks County, Pennsylvania.   Serving the Philadelphia Jewish community for over 60 years, the staff of Galil is dedicated to campers and guarantees a fun, safe, and memorable summer, as well as year-round activities. Camp Galil  has sports, educational programming, swimming, arts and crafts, songs, campfires and special days with an indefinable element of fun in everything that happens during the summer.

Public Savings Bank- A Torah Observant Bank is a premier commercial and real estate bank. The goal of Public Savings is to bring the bank to the customer instead of the customer going to the bank.

The Passover League of Philadelphia - A non-profit charitable organization founded in 1933.  It is supported by volunteers and many Philadelphia charitable organizations.  The mission of The Passover League is to raise funds to help needy individuals and families celebrate the Passover holiday.

JCOR - Jewish Community of Rhawnhurst - JCOR (Jewish Community of Rhawnhurst) was founded in 1997 with the purpose of promoting achdus in the orthodox Jewish community and bringing positive growth in Rhawnhurst. To learn more about JCOR and Rhawnhurst, click here.

Beth Sholom Synagogue/Congregation - Designed by renowed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, Beth Sholom Synagogue is a National Historic Landmark as designated by the National Parks Service and the Secretary of the Interior in the Spring of 2007. This distinction makes it one of only 4 synagogues nationwide to be considered an important national treasure. It was the only synagogue ever designed by Wright and the last project completed before his death. The Beth Sholom Congregation was founded in Logan in 1919, where the congregation built its first school and synagogue. Today, located in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, Beth Sholom was the first Philadelphia congregation to move to the suburbs in the 1950s. The Congregation has a membership of 1,000 families. It has a Men's Club of 350, a Sisterhood of 400, a Couples Club, and a Single’s Group.