A musical tour of some of the world’s finest composers. Featuring music by Kurt Weill, George Gershwin, Leonard Bernstein, Jacques Offenbach, Jerry Herman, Sheldon Harnick, and more.
Opera North Resident Artists Trevor Neal, Elisabeth Slaten, Christina Christensen, Tobias Wright and Emily Geller will sing, Opera North Artistic Director Louis Burkot will conduct, and Opera North General Director Evans Haile will accompany the singers on piano. Our own Rabbi Boraz will be performing.
Second Night Seder Tuesday, April 11, 2016 at 6:00 pm
at the Roth Center
Join us as we recall our time in Egypt
Adults: $36; Children under 13 years: $18
Non-members $45/$20
Soup is available to anyone in the Jewish community, member or not.
TAX LETTERS:
If you need a letter enumerating your UVJC contributions for 2016, please contact the UVJC office at 603-646-0460 or uvjc@valley.net.
Join us in supporting Syrian refugees
The social action committee is forming a subcommittee to support Syrian refugees. One aspect of this work will be to support the non-governmental Israeli group IsraAid and the Berlin Jewish community in their work with Syrian refugees in Germany. To join the subcommittee or for more information, please contact either Jeff Bell (jbellvt@gmail.com or 802 436 2801) or the social action committee at UVJCSocAction@gmail.com.
Caring Community Volunteers available
The Social Action Committee has a volunteer database of over 50 people waiting to provide a helping hand to UVJC community members in need. Volunteers are able to help in many ways such as delivering a meal, grocery shopping, light house repairs, or visiting someone who is housebound.
To request help for yourself or someone you care about, or to volunteer, contact us at UVJCSocAction@gmail.com.
Literature Lovers
Sunday, March 26, 2017
The Two-Family House
by Lynda Cohen Loigman
This novel is about relationships in an extended family. Two brothers and their families live in the same duplex. The reviews talk about family secrets. Although the main secret is obvious to the reader, the character development, events, reactions are captivating. The story mostly takes place in Brooklyn and Long Island starting a few years after WWII. It is very interesting and easy to read.
This book is available through Inter-library loan from more than 25 libraries in NH.
Sunday, April 30, 2017 Little Failure by Gary Shteyngart
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The book is a humorous memoir of what it was like to be uprooted as a child from the monochromatic world of USSR and plunked down in 1979 in the perplexing and gloriously Technicolor world of the U. S. of A. (NY Times).
Literature Lovers usually meets at 7:00 pm the last Sunday of the month, unless otherwise noted. For location or more information, please contact Susan Cohen at (603) 643-3611, or sncohen037@gmail.com.
UVJC Calendar of Services and Events
Thursday, March 16 - Wednesday, March 29
Friday, March 17
6:00 pm Reform Service followed by a dairy pot luck
Saturday, March 18
10:00 am Shabbat Service
Kiddush: Bonnie Kimmelman
Sunday, March 19
10:00 am Hebrew School
Tuesday, March 21
12:00 pm Torah Study with Rabbi Boraz
1:30 pm Torah Study II
4:00 pm Hebrew School - Grades 3-7
Thursday, March 23
12:00 pm Guide for the Perplexed
7:00 pm UVJC/NH Jewish Federation Film Festival
Shown at Carpenter 13 "Who's Gonna Love Me Now"
Friday, March 24
6:00 pm All School Shabbat and Pot Luck Dinner
Saturday, March 25
10:00 am Shabbat Service
Kiddush: Deb Kaplan
Sunday, March 26
10:00 am Hebrew School
4:00 pm UVJC/NH Jewish Federation Film Festival
Shown at Carpenter 13 "Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story"
Tuesday, March 28
12:00 pm Torah Study with Rabbi Boraz
1:30 pm Torah Study II
4:00 pm Hebrew School - Grades 3-7
Wednesday, March 29
7:00 pm Executive Board Meeting
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