The World Wide Wrap is a signature program of FJMC (Federation of Jewish Men’s Club) focusing on a unique ritual imbued with story and metaphor that spans ages and generations.
Sponsored by our Men’s Club in cooperation with the TBEMC Religious School, the event aims to introduce adults and children alike to the special ritual of wearing t’fillin during Jewish prayer.
Children in 5th-7th grades will join the adult morning minyan at 9AM, with the special chance to wear t’fillin. Adults will be on hand to show them how to do it.
The younger children in our school will get to try a set of t’fillin between 9:30 and 10:30 in the library, with the help of Men’s Club volunteers.
Our youngest students will even get to make a pair of pretend t’fillin using craft materials.
Come celebrate Tu B’shvat, the celebration of the trees, with the whole TBEMC family.
We will begin with an ecology-themed community sing-along.
We will have read-alouds of favorite tree-themed stories.
At noon, we will have a Tu B’Shvat seder open to the entire Temple community.
Weather permitting, we will travel together to one of the local arboretums for an afternoon field trip to celebrate beautiful trees in person!
Join the author as his talk highlights food/tv/pop culture/celebrities and more. Event to be held at the JCC in partnership with TBEMC’s Lifelong Learning. $17 in advance $20 at the door.
Online registration at www.jccnj.org or call 908-889-8800 x 205.
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