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Help ensure a sustainable future for Beth Jacob by purchasing Building Bucks for BJ raffle tickets. Proceeds go directly to significantly reducing Beth Jacob’s annual operation costs by investing in energy efficient technologies that upgrade our building’s infrastructure. Purchasing tickets is easy, donate online here by selecting the "Bucks for BJ Raffle" in the "Ear-mark funds to" menu or call the Beth Jacob office.

Celebration of Leadership, Installation of Officers, Man and Woman of the Year Awards. This Shabbos is dedicated to the men and women who serve as the lay leadership of Congregation Beth Jacob. We express our deep appreciation for the dedication and commitment of the out-going Officers and Trustees and welcome those who came on board in 2012. We are blessed to have such a large and diverse group of individuals ready and willing to ensure the very nature of what makes our Shul unique among others. Thank you for joining us on this special occasion.

Time: 8:00pm

Pre-Purim / Conference Room / For Men & Women/ The Sages of the Talmud declared that the Jews were coerced into accepting the Torah at Sinai – the mountain itself hung threateningly over their heads. But lest one think we were forced into this, the Sages remark that the Jews in Shushan accepted the Torah lovingly and willingly. Did the Sages read the same Purim story we do – a story of impending annihilation and destruction? What does accepting the Torah out of love have to do with Purim and how does it affect us today?

Time: 5:30pm

Heritage Hall, Congregation Beth Jacob. For more information contact Sybil Goldstein, RSVP by March 1st.

Presents: The Six Remembrances / 10:00am - 12:00 noon / Hertiage Hall, Congregation Beth Jacob. A Sunday morning presentation in two parts with Rabbi Ilan D. Feldman and Rabbi Emanuel Feldman. Part I: 10:00am - 10:50am The Torah commands that six events be remembered always to keep them alive in our consciousness: the Exodus from Egypt, receiving the Torah at Mount Sinai, Alamalek’s attack, the Golden Calf, Miriam, and the Sabbath. See how these remembrances form a mission statement for the Jewish people. Part II: 11:00am − 12:00 noon Dessert Symposium with coffee and refreshments. In what has become a highlight of this annual event, join the Rabbis Feldman as they “let their hair down” and talk about the issues of the day.

Time: 8:00pm

Conference Room / For Men & Women / It’s not as daunting as you think! Let Rabbi Stein guide you through the details of cleaning your ovens, covering your counter tops and kashering your burners. Navigate the supermarkets with confidence, knowing which products do and do not need special Pesach certification. Thank you to Rabbi Stein and the Atlanta Kashruth Commission for making this class possible.