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COMMUNITYCALENDAR FRIDAY, FEB. 4
Jewish Signs Exhibit
The “Signs of Our Jewish Times”
exhibit at the Temple Judea Museum
at Reform Congregation Keneseth
Israel will be on display until March
31. What constitutes a “sign”?
Admittedly, our definition is quite
broadly interpreted. See for yourself.

8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.

For more information: TJMuseum@
kenesethisrael.org; 215-901-2656;
215-887-8700, ext. 416.

Parsha for Life
Join Rabbi Alexander Coleman,
Jewish educator and psychotherapist
at the Institute for Jewish Ethics, at
9 a.m. for a weekly journey through
the Torah portion of the week with
eternal lessons on personal growth
and spirituality. Go to ijethics.org/
weekly-torah-portion.html to receive
the Zoom link and password.

MONDAY, FEB. 7
Mahjong Game
Melrose B’nai Israel Emanu-El
Sisterhood invites the community to
join our weekly mahjong game at 7
p.m. Cost is $36 per year or free with
MBIEE Sisterhood membership. For
more information, call 215-635-1505
or email office@mbiee.org. 8339 Old
York Road, Elkins Park.

TUESDAY, FEB. 8
Bingo with Barry
Join Barry at Tabas KleinLife for
an afternoon of bingo from 12:30-
3:30 p.m. on Feb. 8, 9 and 10.

Free parking and free to play with
snacks available on Feb. 9. For more
information, call 215-745-3127. 2101
Strahle St., Philadelphia.

What’s going
on in Jewish
Philadelphia? Sisterhood Meeting
The Sisterhood of Congregations
of Shaare Shamayim will host a
Zoom general meeting at 7:30 p.m.

Join us to learn how to enjoy your
photographs again. Darla DeMarrow
will present a program on virtual
photo organizing. An email link will
be sent prior to the meeting. Contact
the synagogue office at 215-677-
1600 for further details.

N E W S MAKE R S
Perelman Updates Parking Spots
The Perelman Jewish Day School, the Kaiserman JCC, Einstein Health and Moss Rehab changed
the logos on parking spots for people with disabilities on Perelman’s Wynnewood campus.

The new logo shows a silhouette leaning forward in an active posture, replacing the old silhou-
ette that was not in an active posture. Fifth-grade students, Perelman Head of School Judy Groner
and JCC staff members helped paint this international symbol of accessibility.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9
Book discussion
Rabbi Richard Address of M’kor
Shalom leads us in the study of
Joshua-Judges, Isaiah and Daniel
at 10:30 a.m. There is no cost for
congregants; $10/person/session for
non-congregants. Visit mkorshalom.

org/morebooks for more information.

850 E. Evesham Road, Cherry Hill,
New Jersey.

Global Connections
Robert Siegel (former senior host
of NPR’s ”All Things Considered”)
interviews Timothy Snyder (Yale
University; author, “On Tyranny:
Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth
Century”), Fionna Hill (Brookings
Institution), Ivo Daalder (Chicago
Council on Global Affairs) and Aaron
David Miller (Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace) as part of the
“Global Connections: Navigating
a New Normal” series. 4 p.m. Free
registration: rb.gy/0i8ocv.

THURSDAY, FEB. 10
Bend the Arc Meeting
Join Bend the Arc for an evening
of focused movement-building in
South Jersey. Learn more about the
Moral Minyan, ideas for action and
start thinking about your role in the
movement. Our meetings are the
second Thursday of the month at
7:30 p.m.; register by the Tuesday
before: bendthearc.us/southjersey_
signup. l
Perelman students paint the new logo onto a parking
spot. The spot with the new logo
Courtesy of the Perelman Jewish Day School
Ann’s Choice Hosts Talk with Scholar
The Jewish Residents’ Council at Ann’s
Choice in Warminster hosted a talk by Asaf
Romirowsky, the executive director of Scholars
for Peace in the Middle East and a research
fellow at the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic
Studies. He discussed the impact of the Balfour
Declaration in the establishment of Israel.

From left: Joe Shrager, Asaf Romirowsky and
Jewish Residents’ Council President Phyllis Halpern.

Photo by Bernie Roseman
Volunteers Help Jewish Family Service
Stockton University students Julie
Tran and Lynn Tran helped the
Jewish Family Service of Atlantic
& Cape May Counties stock
its food pantry on the Martin
Luther King Jr. Day of Service.

The students checked product
dates, stocked shelves and bagged
groceries for clients.

From left: Julie Tran and Lynn Tran
stock the food pantry.

Courtesy of the Jewish Family Service of
Atlantic & Cape May Counties
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