Adath Green Team and Brotherhood to Renew the Garden
Our Adath Green Team voted to approve a joint project with Brotherhood to renew the Brotherhood garden this winter by weeding and amending the soil in all 9 raised beds for a springtime project. The project entails working with our Religious School students to prepare wildflower seed bundles to plant in the garden flower beds.
The Green Team was approved for a grant through the Coast of Maine Growing Good Program. #GrowingGoodProgram #GrowingGoodwill.
The funds will provide 10 cubic feet of topsoil for the project.
The Green Team thanks Brotherhood President Howard Goldwasser and Mikey Frank for leading the project.
We are collecting Thanksgiving food and supplies for 26 families through the Found House Interfaith Housing Network. Look for the two bins in the synagogue lobby. The collection deadline is Monday, November 16th. Click the button below for a full list of what is needed.
On November 16th, Adath Israel Sisterhood will sponsor a Chanukah Bazaar featuring approximately 40 artists, food vendors, and the Coleman Family Judaica Shop. The hours are from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. For this event to be successful we need many volunteers from set up, to helping customers, to writing up sales, to packing up merchandise.
Adath Israel is a participatory congregation, where our members lead our Shabbat morning services. We use Signup Genius to show what parts are available each week. Use the buttons below to see what is available. Contact our Ritual Director Rebecca Axelrod at rebecca@adath-israel.org for questions or assistance on learning. Also check out her class on learning Musaf in the event section below.
Julie and Barry Brook announce the birth of their grandson Oscar Tompkins Brook, son of Loren Brook and Mary Kate Tompkins, born 10/21/25.
Milestone Birthday, Anniversary, Birth, & Wedding Announcements:
If you know of someone with a milestone birthday or milestone anniversary you wish to announce or if you have a birth or wedding announcement, send the info to mitch@adath-israel.org. Include photos if you have them!
“In Cincinnati, we have an important and specific opportunity to share the history of Auschwitz and its survivors. Union Terminal is part of that history, both for survivors and liberators. With our partners at the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center, Union Terminal is part of the healing and resilience that continues today.”
– Elizabeth Pierce, President & CEO of Cincinnati Museum Center
Walk or run during our annual Oy Vey 5K! Invite your whole family in this 3.1 mile journey through Amberley Village. All ages welcome in this family-friendly event. Late registration and packet pick-up will begin at 9am with the race starting at 10am.
