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Selichot 2010
September 7, 2010
Selichot is respected as an important component of our congregation's annual liturgical calendar.
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Dothan's Mayor Schmitz Speaks About Children & Play
August 20, 2010
Why Play Matters for Children Now More than Ever
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Dothan Named a Top Destination to Retire
June 29, 2010
The June, 2010 edition of Kiplinger Magazine features "five great cities for retirees."
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The 120 attendees included members of our congregation as well as our neighbors in the Christian, Buddhist, and Moslem community.
During the Shabbat Evening Service, Rabbi Lynne Goldsmith paused several times to explain the context, nature, history, and significance of the various portions of the Service.
When the Service ended, Rabbi Goldsmith lead an informative question and answer session from the pulpit and then we all enjoyed an awesome Oneg.
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Temple Hosts 2010 Neighbor Night
February 22, 2010
On Friday, February 19th, Temple Emanu-El was pleased to open its doors to the general Dothan community as we hosted our annual “Neighbor Night.”The 120 attendees included members of our congregation as well as our neighbors in the Christian, Buddhist, and Moslem community.
During the Shabbat Evening Service, Rabbi Lynne Goldsmith paused several times to explain the context, nature, history, and significance of the various portions of the Service.
When the Service ended, Rabbi Goldsmith lead an informative question and answer session from the pulpit and then we all enjoyed an awesome Oneg.
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