Men's Club at Temple Aliyah
Temple Aliyah Men's Club supports the temple community in a variety of ways through programming and events throughout the year. It is a participating member of the Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs. The Men's Club encourages your support and involvement and wants to hear from you. Please contact the Men's Club president, Bruce Patz.
Annual programs and activities include:
Sunday Morning Bagels & Coffee....
The Men's Club is proud to sponsor breakfast on Sunday mornings in the main lobby. We encourage parents dropping off their children for Religious School, minyan attendees and anyone else looking for a nosh and a schmooze to join us at 9:00 am!! Please direct any questions to Bruce Patz at bruce@massadvantagepayroll.com.
Sunday Morning Breakfasts…..
Breakfasts sponsored and prepared by the Men's Club, which is highlighted by a featured speaker.
Annual Supper…..
A casual and fun evening for new and existing members generally with a sports themed speaker.
Men's Club Shabbat…..
The annual Shabbat morning service led entirely by Men's Club members. A featured speaker discussing relevant topics is an integral part of this event.
Monthly Social Networking Dinners…..
Dinners outside the Shul which allow Men to network socially and professionally with other members. Please contact Stu Altman if you want to be on the email invitation list.
Men's Club Softball…..
Every Sunday morning at 9:30 at Claxton Field beginning the last Sunday in April and continuing through Labor Day. This is a weekly pick up, everyone plays, and is a lot of fun. Contact Bob Brown for more information.
Yom Hashoah Yellow Candle Program…..
The Yellow Candle™ was conceived in 1981 by members of the Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs to help keep alive the memory of the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust.
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