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Tuesday
Nov 20

Age and Stage - Sages and Kulanu - Mornings with Bob Bahr -1968 Movies, Music and Memory At A Turning Point in History
Tuesday, Nov 20th 10:30a to 12:00p

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Tuesday
Nov 27

Age and Stage - Sages and Kulanu - Mornings with Bob Bahr -1968 Movies, Music and Memory At A Turning Point in History
Tuesday, Nov 27th 10:30a to 12:00p

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Tuesday
Dec 4

Age and Stage - Sages and Kulanu - Mornings with Bob Bahr -1968 Movies, Music and Memory At A Turning Point in History
Tuesday, Dec 4th 10:30a to 12:00p

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Thursday
Dec 6

Kulanu - Chanukah Wine Tasting at Murphy's
Thursday, Dec 6th 7:00p to 9:00p
Join us for a fabulous Chanukah wine tasting event at Murphy’s in the Virginia Highlands. We will taste all different varietals paired with some mouth-watering appetizers with some Chanukah surprise treats included. Space is limited. An RSVP is required along with payment by 12/1. For questions, please contact Summer Jacobs at sjacobs@the-temple.org
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Saturday
Dec 8

Sages - Calling All Bubbies!
Shabbat, Dec 8th 4:30p to 6:00p
Enjoy a magical afternoon with your Grandchildren! Once again, we will had back to Synchrocity Theater (1545 Peachtree Street) on Saturday, December 8th at 4:30 pm for a showing of "A Year with Frog and Toad." Synchronicity's production of A Year with Frog and Toad brings Arnold Lobel's beloved characters to life in a whimsical and irresistible retelling for audiences of all ages. The cheerful Frog and rather grumpy Toad may get hopping mad at heach other sometimes, but their friendship sees them through a year of adventures, from growing seeds to sledding down a hill at breakneck speed. Nominated for three 2003 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, A Year With Frong and Toad is an ode to friendship that weathers the seasons. The cost is $12 per person. Contact Joya Scgnudt at jschmidt@the-temple.org by November 20th. Spaces is limifd NO refunds will be issued after November 30th.
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All real living is meeting, says Jewish philosopher Martin Buber. Here at The Temple, we believe that every life has meaning and purpose, and our mission to find that meaning through being in relationship – with each other, with our tradition, with our Jewish community, and with God. Whether we meet together for our MLK Shabbat celebration of 1,500 people or in small groups of 8-12 people, we have the opportunity to REALLY LIVE when we come together to learn, to grow, to cry, and to laugh.