Shabbat Service Sign-Ups
If you would like to attend an upcoming service please click the buttons to the right to sign-up for any or all of the dates. You will be notified by Thursday with the status of your request. Priority will be given to congregants who are celebrating mitzvot or observing yahrzeit. Submit your proof of vaccination or negative PCR test to Natalie at office@teesd.org.
All services will continue to be livestreamed.
If you are not able to email a photo of your vaccination card or negative PCR test, you can stop by the Temple office and show it to us. If you have any questions or if you do not wish to signup online through the links please email Natalie at office@teesd.org or call the Temple office.
Recommended by our
Health & Safety Committee
(Effective 10/1/2021 and subject to change.)
Friday night and Saturday morning indoor Shabbat services
Proof of vaccination or negative PCR test taken no more than 3 days before (regardless of age) is required to attend. Maximum capacity is 50 people. Masks are required. Signup required.
Friday night outdoor services (held on the courtyard)
Signup required. Maximum capacity is 50 people. Masks are required. Proof of vaccination/Negative PCR test NOT required.
Hand sanitizing and social distancing will continue to be practiced. No food or drinks will be served/consumed inside the social hall. Food/drink will be allowed on the courtyard.
Preschool Closed
November 22 - 26
Temple Office Closed
November 24-26
Erev Chanukah
November 28
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Upcoming Events
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Social Action Center
Mitzvah of the Month: October
Supplies for Rachel’s Women’s Center
Rachel’s Women’s Center, run by Catholic Charities, is a downtown haven for women who have few resources. The organization provides a drop-in day center, a safe and sober environment, laundry and shower facilities, meals, alcohol and drug programs, mental health screening and other vital services. The center depends on support and donations from the community.
For this month’s Mitzvah of the Month, the Social Action Committee asks you to bring the following needed supplies:
- Hand sanitizer (large or small)
- Face masks (disposable)
- Laundry detergent
- Bleach
- Household cleanser
- Soap
For questions, please contact Jean Seager at (619) 435-8130 or email jhseager@gmail.com
Bring your donations to the white barrel in the lobby of the Temple office building, and members of the Committee will deliver them.
Links to Social Action Sites
- Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism (RAC) http://www.rac.org
- Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life (COEJL) http://www.coejl.org
- Association of Reform Zionists of America ARZA/WORLD UNION http://www.arza.org
- Mazon: A Jewish Response to Hunger http://www.mazon.org
- The Hunger Site (donate free food) http://www.thehungersite.com
- Israel Religious Action Center http://www.irac.org
- North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry (NACOEJ) http://www.nacoej.org
- St. Vincent de Paul Village http://www.svdpv.org
- Stand Down for Homeless Veterans https://vvsd.net/
- Being Alive San Diego (HIV/AIDS Resources) http://www.beingalive.org
- Jewish Family Service of San Diego https://www.jfssd.org
- Americans United for Separation of Church and State http://www.au.org
- Solar Cookers International http://www.solarcookers.org
- Nothing But Nets http://www.nothingbutnets.net/
