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WestAshleyMinyan: Welcome to WAM !
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Nov 22, 2009. Are you new to Charleston? Looking to move here? Or just passing through? Are you looking for a new approach to your Jewish senses and sensibilities? Perhaps you are looking to participate in an engaging community experience? Are you looking for a family-and-child-friendly congregation? A place perhaps at which to reflect and grow, in an atmosphere of warmth, respect and acceptance? Or to make one's home. And while Charleston has many fine. Around the JCC and the surrounding neighborhoods&#...
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WestAshleyMinyan: Eruv in JCC area
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Oct 18, 2009. Eruv in JCC area. Serving the area of the Jewish Community Center and the new West Ashley Minyan has been officially certified. It was set up with assistance and review of Rabbi Barry Freundell from Washington. Thanks to everyone who helped set it up, especially Randy Cohen. Anyone interested in helping to inspect the eruv weekly, please contact Randy Cohen (randycohen@comcast.net). Posted by Peter R. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links to more . . . ERUV West Ashley - JCC.
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WestAshleyMinyan: November 2009
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Nov 22, 2009. Are you new to Charleston? Looking to move here? Or just passing through? Are you looking for a new approach to your Jewish senses and sensibilities? Perhaps you are looking to participate in an engaging community experience? Are you looking for a family-and-child-friendly congregation? A place perhaps at which to reflect and grow, in an atmosphere of warmth, respect and acceptance? Or to make one's home. And while Charleston has many fine. Around the JCC and the surrounding neighborhoods&#...
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WestAshleyMinyan: Climbing the Ladder Series
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Oct 18, 2009. Climbing the Ladder Series. Once a month, the West Ashley Minyan hosts a scholar in residence. The events are structured around our shabbat services. Over the winter months, the programs have included shabbat dinner after evening services, followed by an address from the visiting scholar. Usually, though not always, a Malava Malke gathering is arranged for Saturday evening after shabbat. Information for upcoming events will be posted in the notices of WAM service times. Posted by Peter R.
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WestAshleyMinyan: February 2011
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Feb 14, 2011. Are you new to Charleston? Looking to move here? Or just passing through? Are you looking for a new approach to your Jewish sense and sensibilities? Perhaps you are looking to participate in an engaging community experience? Are you looking for a family-and-child-friendly congregation? A place perhaps at which to reflect and grow, in an atmosphere of warmth, respect and acceptance? Or to make one's home. And while Charleston has many fine. Around the JCC and the surrounding neighborhoods...
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WestAshleyMinyan: Welcome to WAM
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Feb 14, 2011. Are you new to Charleston? Looking to move here? Or just passing through? Are you looking for a new approach to your Jewish sense and sensibilities? Perhaps you are looking to participate in an engaging community experience? Are you looking for a family-and-child-friendly congregation? A place perhaps at which to reflect and grow, in an atmosphere of warmth, respect and acceptance? Or to make one's home. And while Charleston has many fine. Around the JCC and the surrounding neighborhoods...
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WestAshleyMinyan: October 2009
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Oct 18, 2009. Climbing the Ladder Series. Once a month, the West Ashley Minyan hosts a scholar in residence. The events are structured around our shabbat services. Over the winter months, the programs have included shabbat dinner after evening services, followed by an address from the visiting scholar. Usually, though not always, a Malava Malke gathering is arranged for Saturday evening after shabbat. Information for upcoming events will be posted in the notices of WAM service times. Posted by Peter R.