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Kauai Passover 2014 | Last Call!

Kauai PassoverLast call for Kauai Passover 2014

Please join us for our 2014 Kauai Passover Seder.  We are nearly sold out so please act immediately if you plan to join us.When: Monday April 14, 2014. Where: St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, Hardy Street, Lihue. Map.Time: Doors open at 5:45 p.m. and Seder begin at 6:15pm.The meal will be preceded by a traditional Seder service including sweet Kosher wine.Menu prepared by Sandy Jennings of Fresh from the Garden.

Kauai Passover 2014 Seder

Kauai passoverKauai Passover Seder on April 14, 2014

We invite Kauai Jews and Kauai visitors to the Jewish Community of Kauai’s annual community Passover Seder.

The event will take place on Monday, April 14, 2014 at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church on Hardy Street in Lihue. Map. Doors open at 5:45 p.m. and Seder begins at 6:15pm.  A traditional menu will accompany prayers.

There are only 100 seats available. Please include payment with your registration form (click to print). Please pay by check; no credit cards accepted. Reservations will be closed when all seats are sold.  April 7, 2014 is the final day to choose entrée. Late reservations will be accommodated with no choice of entree. Please call 808-639-0283 or email Dale for further information: dale@kauaijewishcommunity.com

Passover Feast:

Our Passover feast will be prepared by Sandy Jennings of Fresh from the Garden and includes the following:

Seder Plate; Matzoh

Gefilte Fish; Chicken Soup with Matzoh Balls

Entrée Choice of:

  • Chicken tagine with apricots & Moroccan spices

  • Salmon with lemon dill aioli

  • Lamb Tzimmes

  • Vegetarian stuffed pepper with  quinoa and nuts

  • Children’s entree: Teriyaki roasted chicken thighs

Green salad

Scalloped Potatoes

Dessert Sampler

Filtered Water, Lilikoi Juice, Coffee, Tea

 * Please feel free to bring your choice of wine or other drink.Costs are as follows:

JCK Members

Non-Members

Adults

$50

$80

Children (up to 12 yrs.)

$25

$50

Seat with no meal

FREE

FREE

Reservations:Click here for reservation form.

Passover Reservation Form 2014

Name ___________________________________________________

Address__________________________________________________

Telephone number _________________________________________

Email address _____________________________________________

 

JCK Members

Non-Members

Adults

$50

$80

Children (up to 12 yrs.)

$25

$50

Seat with no meal

FREE

FREE

 

# Lamb

# Chicken

# Fish

# Veg

Total

Adults/full price child

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Children (up to 12 yrs.)

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Seat with no meal

    -0-

    -0-

    -0-

    -0-

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Total Meals

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Total $

$_____

$_____

$_____

$_____

$_____

***Children’s price for chicken thighs only.

Checks should be payable to Jewish Community of Kauai and sent with this form to:

JCK c/o Dale Rosenfeld, PO Box 269, Kapaa, HI 96746

No credit cards please.

Questions? Phone 808-639-0283 or e-mail: dale@kauaijewishcommunity.com

We invite you to join our congregation:

Family Membership $250; Individual Membership $150

Additional Donations Welcome

When Is the Best Time To Plant a Tree?

Kauai Jewish CommunityThis month we are celebrating Tu Bi’Shvat (Jewish Arbor Day). I remember as a child, collecting dimes which we proudly placed in the slots on the card. When we had collected 25 dimes, we handed it in to our HebrewSchool teacher. It was enough to plant one tree in Israel. What difference did one tree make? Not much. But across the US all the kids were collecting dimes. Collectively our little cards filled with dimes have planted tens of millions of tress in Eretz Yisrael (the land of Israel). Our little cards turned a desert land into a virtual oasis and has contributed in some small part to Israel’s survival . Where am I going with this? Many of us golden seniors have been blessed with a good life. We have the ability to make a difference in the lives of the next generation and future generations of Jews on Kauai. At some point in the not too distant future, we will be able to have our own building. Perhaps not a grand edifice, but a place of our own. A place to house our sacred Torah. A place where someday our Kauai Rabbi will have a bima to speak from and chant  “Sh’ma Yisrael Adonai Eloheinu, Adonai echad.”Through the generosity of some individuals, we have a corpus started.This is my appeal to have you bequeath a portion of your estate to the Jewish Community of Kauai so that this dream can become a reality. You may choose a dollar amount or simply a percent of what you will be passing on. May I suggest 10% or 5% or 1%? May I suggest $100,000 or $50,000 or $25,000 or whatever you are able?Carole & I have done this. We alone will not create the Synagogue. But your contributions along side ours, will.Will you stand with us to help create a sanctuary you and I may never see, a place where the sweet chanting of the Sh’ma will never be heard by our ears and hearts?A simple one page addendum to your will is all that is necessary. Please contact me if you would like this form(kahn.marty@gmail.com), or if you would like to talk 808-652-7297.

  • Question: When is the best time to plant a tree?
  • Answer: Twenty years ago.
  • Question: When is the next best time to plant a tree?
  • Answer: Today.

B’shalom,Marty

Bat Mitzvah, Kauai Chanukah and Upcoming Services

Julie Goldberg Bat MitzvahJulie (Aliza) Taneza Goldberg Bat Mitzvah

Rob and Candle Goldberg invite Kauai Jews to celebrate the Bat Mitzvah of their eldest daughter Julie as she is called to the Torah. The celebration, to be led by Marty Kahn, will conclude with an Oneg Shabbat.

Please RSVP to Candle at candlegoldberg@yahoo.com or (808) 332-7848.

2013 Kauai Chanukah Celebration

The Jewish Community of Kauai will gather for annual Chanukah festivities. Please join us.We will commence with a brief service followed by traditional latkes, candle lighting, and singing. All are welcome to join us. Please bring a potluck dish of your choice. JCK will provide beverages and latkes with applesauce and sour cream. You can bring main dishes, salads, or desserts. Dairy, fish or vegetarian only, please.Please bring menorahs and candles. Extra lighters, too. Candles will also be available for purchase.

Services Schedule November/December 2013

Please note that there will be no Shabbat service in November. The December service will take place on December 7 at 10 am as we celebrate the Bat Mitzvah of Julie Goldberg. 

Capital Campaign

Dear Members and Friends of the JCK,St. Michael'St. Michael's Capital Campaigns has graciously allowed us the freedom to enjoy Shabbat worship in their sanctuary, store our sacred Torah, prayer books, and tallitot. We hold Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremonies there as well as our annual Passover Seder and Chanukah party, and assorted events during the year.St. Michaels is having a 50th Anniversary Capital Campaign. Your Board has chosen to make a contribution in the name of the JCK in support of St. Michaels’ efforts. Some of us have chosen to contribute individually as well.If you would like to participate with an individual donation, please send your check to:Jewish Community of KauaiPO Box 3749Lihue, HI 96766You may donate one time or pledge a dollar amount to be paid annually over 3 years. We will send your donation (or pledge) to St. Michaels identifying you as donor through the JCK. For this campaign, please send your donation by 10/20/2013.Our wish as a board is that many of you will be moved to participate, making our communal contribution all the more impactful.Shalom,Marty

Kauai Yom Kippur 2013

Kauai Jewish ShofarPlease join us for Kauai Yom Kippur servicesYom Kippur services will be observed by The Jewish Community of Kauai on September 13 and 14, 2013.  We welcome all to worship with us. Following is the schedule.All services are at St. Michael’s Church in Lihue unless otherwise noted. Map. We look forward to seeing you!Yom KippurFriday September 13

  • 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Kol Nidre

Saturday September 14

  • 10:00 AM – 12 Noon Morning Services
  • Following morning services Tashlich at the pier
  • 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Adult Discussion
  • 5:00PM-7:00PM Yiskor and conclusion
  • 7:00 PM Break the Fast

We ask for a minimum contribution of $30 per person for each service, or more if you can afford it. Paid members of our congregation are welcome at no additional charge. Our expenses include our Rabbi, food for onegs, and many other items to keep our organization running through the year. Please contact a board member if you can not afford to contribute financially. We welcome all to participate with us and help in any capacity.