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March 2010

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28	1 Purim Carnival and Spiel Purim Carnival and Spiel Religious School Events March 01, 2010 - 4:00PM Location: Pavilion and Sanctuary Join us for this year Purim spiel! Entitled The Amazing Purim, the spiel follows 4 reality TV shows in their quest to tell the story of Purim. A night of fun and laughter is guaranteed! And remember: come dressed as your favorite character from the Megillah. Contact: For Spiel information contact Lee Kasper at Kasperl@censyn.org. For Carnival information, contact Greg Weitzman at Weitzmang@censyn.org	2	3 Torah Study Torah Study Adult Education Events Wednesday March 3, 11:00 am – 12:15 pm Location: Community House - Room 504 Led by Rabbi Salth Engage in the study of the weekly Torah portion and discover its biblical characters, narrative, and themes and how the Torah relates to our daily lives. No previous background or Hebrew experience necessary. This class was formally entitled Brunch and Learn. Contact: @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or A Parent’s Introduction to Prayer A Parent’s Introduction to Prayer Religious School Events Tuesday March 3, 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Location: Community House Room 503 Rabbi Michael Friedman Yonni Wattenmaker, RJE, Director of Lifelong Learning Parents are invited to join in an exploration of Jewish prayer—the words we say and why we say them. No prior knowledge of Hebrew or Jewish worship is necessary. Please bring lunch with you. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail corsof@censyn.org Wisdom Literature Wisdom Literature Adult Education Events Wednesday March 3, 2010, 1:00 pm – 2:00pm Location: Community House - Room 503 David Hoffman, Full Time Teacher Delve into a multitude of Jewish texts to find and analyze the words of wisdom that have helped form the character of the Jewish people for thousands of years and still influence us today. Together, we will look at excerpts from the Torah, the books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes, as well as Pirkei Avot (The Sayings of the Fathers), and other lesser known pieces of wisdom literature, hoping to find connections and relationships between what the sources of our religion have taught us in terms of how to live in our world. Since we will be looking at Hebrew texts with various translations, comfort with the Hebrew language is not required but would have a positive impact on our conversations. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Second Grade Family Education Program Second Grade Family Education Program Religious School Events March 03, 2010 - 4:15PM Location: Community House Contact: For more information contact Leah Blank at blankl@censyn.org Intermediate Hebrew for Adults Intermediate Hebrew for Adults Adult Education Events Wednesday March 3, 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Location: Community House - Room 902 Professor Miri Kuboy A continuation of last year’s class, this course is for adults comfortable in Hebrew reading as they explore a variety of Jewish sources. You need not have been a member of last year’s class to attend. Contact: RSVP’s required to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning, or 212-838-5122, ext. 4033. Pninay Sifrut: Gems of Jewish Literature Pninay Sifrut: Gems of Jewish Literature Adult Education Events Wednesday March 3, 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm Location: Community House - Room 901 Professor Miri Kubovy In this course we will read chapters in the Old Testament from the narrative of King David and Bat Sheba with modern interpretations, from the Song of Songs, a short introduction to Kabbalah and its role in Judaism throughout the generations, chapters from Maimonides, narratives of Agnon, Amos Oz, and the poetry of Yehudah Amichai. Contact: Please RSVP to {encode=" " title="Frank Corso"} , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail	4 Bible and Bagels: Verse by Verse in the Torah Bible and Bagels: Verse by Verse in the Torah Adult Education Events Thursday March 4, 8:15 am - 9:15 am Location: Community House - Room 504 Rabbi Michael Friedman Experience a line by line look at our sacred text from many perspectives. No knowledge of Hebrew is necessary. Participants bring with them an eagerness to understand the Bible in history, as the Rabbis read it, as literature or drama, and for what it has to say to us today. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail	5 Alper Talmud Study: Sages of the Talmud Alper Talmud Study: Sages of the Talmud Adult Education Events Friday March 5 , 8:15 am - 9:15 am Location: Community House - Room 504 Cantor Elizabeth Sacks Engage in the study of the lives and rulings of some of the most famous personalities in the Talmud. Who were these sages? Why did they reason as they did? We will explore these questions and others as we deepen our understanding of the historical and social context of the Talmud. No previous knowledge of Hebrew or Talmud is necessary. Book Group Book Group Adult Education Events Friday March 5, 9:30 am - 11:00 am Location: Community House - Room 602 Patti Sayre, LSW, Parenting Center Facilitator Come and be part of Central Synagogue’s dynamic book group. The group reads several books throughout the year, which cover a broad range of topics and issues that encourage self-reflection and group connectedness. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Tot Shabbat Tot Shabbat Religious School Events March 05, 2010 - 5:00PM Location: 9th Floor of the Community House Join song leader Joanie Leeds on guitar, Matt Check, Assistant Religious School Director on banjo for prayer, song and fun activities that teach about Shabbat and Jewish customs. This program is for children 5 years old and under. Bagels and drinks served for all. Contact: For more information contact Matt Check at checkm@censyn.org or at 212-508-3002 Shabbat Worship Shabbat Worship Worship Events Friday, March 5, 6PM Location: Sanctuary Weekly Torah Portion: Ki Tisa, Exod. 30:11-34:35	6 Shabbat Worship Shabbat Worship Worship Events Saturday, March 6, 9:30AM Location: Sanctuary Weekly Torah Portion: Ki Tisa, Exod. 30:11-34:35 Haftarah: Ezekiel 36:22-36
7 Israel’s Emerging Security Challenges: An Analysis with The David Project Israel’s Emerging Security Challenges: An Analysis with The David Project Adult Education Events Sunday March 7, 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm Location: Temple Shaaray Tefila 250 East 79th Street New York, NY 10075 Israel’s Emerging Security Challenges: An Analysis with The David Project This program is open to Shaaray Tefila and Central Synagogue members and will take place at Shaaray Tefila. We start with an optional informal light lunch at 12 noon. The program will begin at 12:45 pm. Click here for the reservation form to reserve for lunch and/or program. Include your check for $12 if you wish to join the lunch; there is no charge for those attending the program only at 12:45 pm. Space is limited, and we need your reservation by March 1. Or, reserve by phone at 212-535-8008 x267. Learn about the history, organizational structure, and threats posed by Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Iranian regime. What are the emerging challenges that Israel must tackle, especially in the face of increasing attempts to undermine her legitimacy through boycotts and malicious allegations? How do these scenarios influence the America- Israel relationship, and how does the America-Israel relationship affect the theater of world opinion? How do these issues impact American Jews, and what role can we play in battling efforts to delegitimize the state of Israel? Contact: Laura N. Greene Adult Program Director Temple Shaaray Tefila 250 East 79th Street New York, NY 10075 Phone: (212) 535-8008 ext. 265	8 Beyond Bagels: Jewish Views On Food Beyond Bagels: Jewish Views On Food Adult Education Events Monday, March 8, 2010 - 6:45 pm - 8:15 pm Location: Community House - Room 903 Jews have a long history of obsession with food—how to grow it, eat it, bless it and celebrate with it. Join Cantor Buchdahl as we explore Jewish views on food from the Bible to current trends on eco-kashrut and sustainability. The first session will be co-taught with congregant David Barber, the co-owner of the renowned Blue Hills Restaurants. We will learn together, and of course, share some nosh together as well. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Extension 4033 Advanced Hebrew for Adults Advanced Hebrew for Adults Adult Education Events Monday March 8, 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Location: Community House - Room 503 Matthew Check, Assistant Religious School Director Participants will study prayers from the siddur (prayerbook), as well as Biblical and Modern Hebrew. They will analyze texts and poetry and learn the rudiments of grammar and syntax. Contact: RSVP’s required to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning, or 212-838-5122, ext. 4033.	9 Organ Concerts Organ Concerts Adult Education Events Tuesdays March 9 and March 23, 12:30 pm - 1:15 pm Location: Main Sanctuary Craig Williams from The Cadet Chapel at West Point (March 9) and a student from Westminster Choir College (March 23) perform lunchtime concerts.	10 Torah Study Torah Study Adult Education Events Wednesday March 10, 11:00 am – 12:15 pm Location: Community House - Room 504 Led by Rabbi Salth Engage in the study of the weekly Torah portion and discover its biblical characters, narrative, and themes and how the Torah relates to our daily lives. No previous background or Hebrew experience necessary. This class was formally entitled Brunch and Learn. Contact: Call @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Wisdom Literature Wisdom Literature Adult Education Events Wednesday March 10, 2010, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Location: Room 503 - Community House David Hoffman, Full Time Teacher Delve into a multitude of Jewish texts to find and analyze the words of wisdom that have helped form the character of the Jewish people for thousands of years and still influence us today. Together, we will look at excerpts from the Torah, the books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes, as well as Pirkei Avot (The Sayings of the Fathers), and other lesser known pieces of wisdom literature, hoping to find connections and relationships between what the sources of our religion have taught us in terms of how to live in our world. Since we will be looking at Hebrew texts with various translations, comfort with the Hebrew language is not required but would have a positive impact on our conversations. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Kol Isha - Celebrating Women’s Voices Kol Isha - Celebrating Women’s Voices Adult Education Events Wednesday, March 10, 2010 - 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm Location: Central Synagogue Pavilion & Main Sanctuary The cost for this event is $18.00. In Jewish tradition there are rules restricting the female voice (kol isha) in public religious rituals. In a unique pre-Pesach program we celebrate these voices. Inspired by artist Judy Chicago’s Dinner Party, an installation on permanent exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, join us to hear the glorious voices of Jewish women – including Cantor Buchdahl and Cantor Sacks – who will present familiar and not so familiar seder melodies. A light dinner will be served. Contact: To RSVP visit the Manhattan JCC	11 Bible and Bagels: Verse by Verse in the Torah Bible and Bagels: Verse by Verse in the Torah Adult Education Events Thursday March 11, 8:15 am - 9:15 am Location: Community House - Room 504 Rabbi Michael Friedman Experience a line by line look at our sacred text from many perspectives. No knowledge of Hebrew is necessary. Participants bring with them an eagerness to understand the Bible in history, as the Rabbis read it, as literature or drama, and for what it has to say to us today. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Clergy Film Series: “Pray The Devil Back To Hell” Clergy Film Series: “Pray The Devil Back To Hell” Adult Education Events Thursday March 11, 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm Location: Central Synagogue - Pavilion Rabbi Mo Salth Pray the Devil Back to Hell chronicles the remarkable story of the courageous Liberian women who came together to end a bloody civil war and bring peace to their shattered country. Thousands of women — ordinary mothers, grandmothers, aunts and daughters, both Christian and Muslim — came together to pray for peace and then staged a silent protest outside of the Presidential Palace. Armed only with white T-shirts and the courage of their convictions, they demanded a resolution to the country’s civil war. Their actions were a critical element in bringing about a agreement during the stalled peace talks. A story of sacrifice, unity and transcendence, Pray the Devil Back to Hell honors the strength and perseverance of the women of Liberia. Inspiring, uplifting, and most of all motivating, it is a compelling testimony of how grassroots activism can alter the history of nations. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail	12 Alper Talmud Study: Sages of the Talmud Alper Talmud Study: Sages of the Talmud Adult Education Events Friday March 12, 8:15 am - 9:15 am Location: Community House - Room 504 Cantor Elizabeth Sacks Engage in the study of the lives and rulings of some of the most famous personalities in the Talmud. Who were these sages? Why did they reason as they did? We will explore these questions and others as we deepen our understanding of the historical and social context of the Talmud. No previous knowledge of Hebrew or Talmud is necessary. Book Group Book Group Adult Education Events Friday March 12, 9:30 am - 11:00 am Location: Community House - Room 602 Patti Sayre, LSW, Parenting Center Facilitator Come and be part of Central Synagogue’s dynamic book group. The group reads several books throughout the year, which cover a broad range of topics and issues that encourage self-reflection and group connectedness. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Shabbat Worship Shabbat Worship Worship Events Friday, March 12, 6PM Location: Sanctuary Weekly Torah Portion: Vayak’heil-P’kudei, Exod. 35:1-40:38	13 Tot Shabbat Tot Shabbat Religious School Events March 13, 2010 - 9:30AM Location: 9th floor of the Community House Join song leader Joanie Leeds on guitar, Matt Check, Assistant Religious School Director on banjo for prayer, song and fun activities that teach about Shabbat and Jewish customs. This program is for children 5 years old and under. Bagels and drinks served for all. Contact: For more information contact Matt Check at checkm@censyn.org or at 212-508-3002 Shabbat Worship Shabbat Worship Worship Events Saturday, March 13, 9:30AM and 11:30AM Location: Sanctuary Weekly Torah Portion: Vayak’heil-P’kudei, Exod. 35:1-40:38 Haftarah; Ezekiel 45:16-25 Spring Midnight Run Spring Midnight Run Youth Group Events Saturday March 13 6:00 PM - 12:00 AM Location: Community House Calling all Central Synagogue teenagers! Are you in need of community service hours? Do you want to help feed and clothe many of New York City’s homeless spending the night on the street? Join CiTY on a Midnight Run where every year we meet at the Community House to prepare over 250 lunch bags that include sandwiches, cookies, water, etc. to give out to people throughout the evening. Meet at 6:30 PM for a slice of Pizza, a teen led Havdallah service, followed by the preparation for the evening. This is a great event and a real chance for you to make a difference helping to clothe and feed people on your own streets. This is not an overnight, so please plan accordingly For more information on the Midnight Run organization please click here. Contact: Call @ (212) 838-5122 extension 4038
14	15 Kindergarten and First Grade Family Education Program Kindergarten and First Grade Family Education Program Religious School Events March 15, 2010 - 4:00PM Location: Community House Contact: For more information contact Leah Blank at blankl@censyn.org Beyond Bagels: Jewish Views On Food Beyond Bagels: Jewish Views On Food Adult Education Events Monday, March 15, 2010 - 6:45 pm - 8:15 pm Location: Community House - Room 903 Jews have a long history of obsession with food—how to grow it, eat it, bless it and celebrate with it. Join Cantor Buchdahl as we explore Jewish views on food from the Bible to current trends on eco-kashrut and sustainability. The first session will be co-taught with congregant David Barber, the co-owner of the renowned Blue Hills Restaurants. We will learn together, and of course, share some nosh together as well. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Extension 4033 Advanced Hebrew for Adults Advanced Hebrew for Adults Adult Education Events Monday March 15, 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm Location: Community House - Room 503 Matthew Check, Assistant Religious School Director Participants will study prayers from the siddur (prayerbook), as well as Biblical and Modern Hebrew. They will analyze texts and poetry and learn the rudiments of grammar and syntax. Contact: RSVP’s required to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning, or 212-838-5122, ext. 4033.	16 Pathways to Jewish Knowledge Pathways to Jewish Knowledge Adult Education Events Tuesday March 16, 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Location: Community House - Room 503 Yonni Wattenmaker, Director of Lifelong Learning and Marion Lev Cohen, MSW and Rabbinical Intern For many of us, our formal Jewish education ended with our Bar or Bat Mitzvah, leaving us with a child’s view of our religion and one of the world’s greatest civilizations. As adults we approach Judaism asking how it can enrich our lives today, with a desire for Judaic competency and literacy. Pathways to Jewish Knowledge will address these twin goals of thought and practice. We will explore Jewish life cycle events, holidays, theological precepts and prayer, starting with the fundamentals and beyond. We aspire to create a community of learners committed to learning and respectful dialogue. Please bring lunch with you. For more information please contact Yonni Wattenmaker, Director of Lifelong Learning at 212-838-5122 Extension 4031. Contact: RSVP’s preferred to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning, or 212-838-5122, ext. 4033. Values and Virtues Values and Virtues Adult Education Events Tuesday March 16, 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Location: Community House - Room 603 Marion Lev Cohen, MSW and Rabbinical Intern How can Jewish ethical values and virtues enrich and guide us, be it in our personal conduct, or in our relationships with others and with God? Our texts and tradition speak to us about how to live an ethical and meaningful existence. They embrace matters ranging from hachnasat orchim (welcoming of guests) to miyut sichah (minimizing small talk), as just two examples of values that can inform our everyday behavior. We will encounter, explore, and struggle with these concepts as they emerge in biblical and rabbinic sources. We will discuss how these teachings inspire us to live more spiritual and fulfilling lives, and help us create families and communities built on respect and trust. Contact: . For more information please contact Marion Lev-Cohen MSW and Rabbinic Intern, 212-838-5122 x 1009	17 Torah Study Torah Study Adult Education Events Wednesday March 17, 11:00 am – 12:15 pm Location: Community House - Room 504 Led by Rabbi Salth Engage in the study of the weekly Torah portion and discover its biblical characters, narrative, and themes and how the Torah relates to our daily lives. No previous background or Hebrew experience necessary. This class was formally entitled Brunch and Learn. Contact: @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Wisdom Literature Wisdom Literature Adult Education Events Wednesday March 17, 2010, 1:00 pm – 2:00pm Location: Room 503 - Community House David Hoffman, Full Time Teacher Delve into a multitude of Jewish texts to find and analyze the words of wisdom that have helped form the character of the Jewish people for thousands of years and still influence us today. Together, we will look at excerpts from the Torah, the books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes, as well as Pirkei Avot (The Sayings of the Fathers), and other lesser known pieces of wisdom literature, hoping to find connections and relationships between what the sources of our religion have taught us in terms of how to live in our world. Since we will be looking at Hebrew texts with various translations, comfort with the Hebrew language is not required but would have a positive impact on our conversations. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Intermediate Hebrew for Adults Intermediate Hebrew for Adults Adult Education Events Wednesday March 17, 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Location: Community House - Room 902 Professor Miri Kuboy A continuation of last year’s class, this course is for adults comfortable in Hebrew reading as they explore a variety of Jewish sources. You need not have been a member of last year’s class to attend. Contact: RSVP’s required to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning, or 212-838-5122, ext. 4033. Israeli Defense Force Lecture Israeli Defense Force Lecture Adult Education Events Wednesday March 17, 6:45 pm - 7:45 pm Location: Community House - Room 903 Guest Speaker: Major Ito Levitin, Israel Air Force Please join Major Livitin as he shares with us the critical work of the Israel Air Force Center. The Israel Air Force Center is the link that connects the Israel Air Force (IAF) and the community. It supports the IAF through programs such as strategic studies and social services for bereaved families, and exposes the younger generation to the legacy, passion and achievements of the IAF. Through its exceptional opportunities, the Center inspires the future generation to pursue the values that the Israel Air Force stands for. For more information go to http://www.iafc-foundation.org. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Pninay Sifrut: Gems of Jewish Literature Pninay Sifrut: Gems of Jewish Literature Adult Education Events Wednesday March 17, 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm Location: Community House - Room 901 Professor Miri Kubovy In this course we will read chapters in the Old Testament from the narrative of King David and Bat Sheba with modern interpretations, from the Song of Songs, a short introduction to Kabbalah and its role in Judaism throughout the generations, chapters from Maimonides, narratives of Agnon, Amos Oz, and the poetry of Yehudah Amichai. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail	18 Central Synagogue B’nei Mitzvah Family Trip to Israel Central Synagogue B’nei Mitzvah Family Trip to Israel Religious School Events March 18, 2010 - 8:00AM Location: Israel Contact: For more information contact Yonni Wattenmaker, Director of Lifelong Learning at ymw@censyn.org or at 212-508-3002 Bible and Bagels: Verse by Verse in the Torah Bible and Bagels: Verse by Verse in the Torah Adult Education Events Thursday March 18, 8:15 am - 9:15 am Location: Community House - Room 504 Rabbi Michael Friedman Experience a line by line look at our sacred text from many perspectives. No knowledge of Hebrew is necessary. Participants bring with them an eagerness to understand the Bible in history, as the Rabbis read it, as literature or drama, and for what it has to say to us today. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail	19 Alper Talmud Study: Sages of the Talmud Alper Talmud Study: Sages of the Talmud Adult Education Events Friday March 19, 8:15 am - 9:15 am Location: Community House - Room 504 Cantor Liz Sacks Engage in the study of the lives and rulings of some of the most famous personalities in the Talmud. Who were these sages? Why did they reason as they did? We will explore these questions and others as we deepen our understanding of the historical and social context of the Talmud. No previous knowledge of Hebrew or Talmud is necessary. Book Group Book Group Adult Education Events Friday March 19, 9:30 am – 11:00 am Location: Community House - Room 602 Patti Sayre, LSW, Parenting Center Facilitator Come and be part of Central Synagogue’s dynamic book group. The group reads several books throughout the year, which cover a broad range of topics and issues that encourage self-reflection and group connectedness. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail Shabbat Worship Shabbat Worship Worship Events Friday, March 19, 6PM Location: Sanctuary Weekly Torah Portion: Vayikra, Lev. 1:1-5:26	20 Shabbat Worship Shabbat Worship Worship Events Saturday, March 20, 9:30AM Location: Sanctuary Weekly Torah Portion: Vayikra, Lev. 1:1-5:26 Haftarah: Isaiah 43:21-44:23
21 God’s Love We Deliver God’s Love We Deliver Community Events Sunday, March 21, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Location: 166 Sixth Avenue at Spring Street The Social Justice Committee invites congregants to spend a few hours preparing meals at GLWD, an organization dedicated to improving the health of seriously ill New Yorkers. RSVP required. Contact: glwd@censyn.org \| 212-838-5122 x5009	22	23 Organ Concerts Organ Concerts Adult Education Events Tuesdays March 9 and March 23, 12:30 pm - 1:15 pm Location: Main Sanctuary Craig Williams from The Cadet Chapel at West Point (March 9) and a student from Westminster Choir College (March 23) perform lunchtime concerts.	24	25 Dinner at Ronald McDonald House Dinner at Ronald McDonald House Community Events Thursday, March 25, 6:00 – 8:00 pm Location: 405 East 73rd Street Volunteers will serve dinner to Ronald McDonald House families. Space is limited and volunteers must be 18 years or older. RSVP required. Contact: rmdh@censyn.org \| 212-838-5122, x5009	26 Shabbat Worship Shabbat Worship Worship Events Friday, March 26, 6PM Location: Sanctuary Weekly Torah Portion: Tzav, Lev. 6:1-8:36	27 Shabbat Worship Shabbat Worship Worship Events Saturday, March 27, 9:30AM Location: Sanctuary Weekly Torah Portion: Tzav, Lev. 6:1-8:36 Haftarah: Malachi 3:4-24
28 Interfaith Passover Seder Interfaith Passover Seder Adult Education Events Sunday March 28, 12:30 pm Location: Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church - 7 West 55th Street Reverend Paul Rock and Rabbi Mark Hurvitz will co-lead an educational seder experience for members of both Central Synagogue and Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Contact: Please RSVP to , Office Manager, Department of Lifelong Learning @ 212-838-5122 Ext. 4033 or E-Mail	29	30	31	1	2	3