Life, Longevity, and Mortality Tuesday, May 30th 7:00p to 8:30p We are living longer. By 2030, 20% of the US population will be over 65 years of age and in many Western European and Asian countries, the percentage will be closer to 40% of the population. Moreover, the average life-expectancy of children born in high income countries over the next decades is projected to increase to nearly 100 years or more. Join Phil Pizzo to learn about the fundamental components of “positive longevity” which means having a purpose, seeking social engagement, and fostering wellness through positive lifestyle choices.
Paul and Marietta Fulton Scholarship Awards Friday, Jun 2nd 6:30p to 8:00p Come join us to celebrate our graduating 12th graders, who are going to be hopefully receiving scholarships for college! Awards will be presented during services, after which there will be some small bites to nosh on!
Social Justice Meeting Shabbat, Jun 10th 12:45p to 1:45p Our community includes a range of views about the best path towards a more compassionate and safe society. The social justice group acts from a perspective that is not representative of our entire community but does resonate with many. If you would like to join this group in their fight for the dignity of low-income workers, stable housing, and immigrant rights, we will have a table set aside at kiddush lunch on Shabbat. It will be an opportunity to share hopes and angers and fears and inspirations, and to come away inspired for action. For more information, contact Pamela Ehrlich pamela_ehrlich@yahoo.com or Linda Leeb lindaleeb@gmail.com or Rabbi Ilana.
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