Simchat Shabbat Service
Led by Rabbi Altman and Music with Cantor Goldmann – Hybrid
Friday, November 22 at
6 pm
The upper grades of the religious school will take part in the service by leading some of the prayers and performing a short skit based on the Torah portion.

Torah Study led by Rabbi Altman – Hybrid
Saturday, November 23 at 9 am

New Paths led by Rabbi Altman – Hybrid
Saturday, November 23 at 10:15 am

Vassar Temple’s 175th Anniversary Gala ~ Sunday, April 14, 2024

Dear Vassar Temple Friends,
 
What an amazing 175th Anniversary gala we had!  Our deepest thanks to Sandra Mamis and her incredibly hard-working gala committee.  Thanks to all who attended, to our many generous sponsors, as well as to those who placed ads and supported the baskets and wine pull!
 
In addition to the numerous proclamations announced Sunday evening, Sandra also reached out to our Assemblymembers, Didi Barrett and Jonathan Jacobson, who together sponsored a resolution in the Assembly.  



Assemblymember Barrett also arranged for an invitation to me to offer the Assembly Invocation in honor of our 175th.  I was privileged to offer it this past Tuesday to start that day’s legislative session.



Following the invocation (after some other introductions), Assemblymember Barrett officially introduced me and welcomed Sandra, who accompanied me to Albany and was able to sit on the floor of the Assembly Chamber. 



If you’d like to watch it, you can see the video here CLICK HERE (stay on after the invocation for Didi’s remarks) CLICK HERE or you can read my invocation CLICK HERE

Happy 175th Vassar Temple!
 
Renni

Please enjoy these memories from the Gala

Sandra Mamis ~ Opening Remarks ~ CLICK HERE

President’s 175th Anniversary Gala Message ~ CLICK HERE

Video from Senator Schumer ~ CLICK HERE

Gala SlideShow ~ CLICK HERE

Gala Commemorative Journal – CLICK HERE


Pictures from the Gala ~ Photography by Rachel Mamis, 
pictured above with her mother, Sandra Mamis ~ CLICK HERE

 

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