Newsletter

Friday Night
Rabbi Matt Derrenbacher leads Kabbalat Shabbat services with prayers for peace at 7 pm – Services are ZOOM ONLY this week
Siddur: Mishkan Tefilah
Zoom: click here; password: Shalom
Meet @ Shakespeare’s South for pizza after Zoom services
 
Saturday Morning
Dan Edidin & friends lead Shabbat morning services with prayers for peace at 10 am
Siddur: Sim Shalom
Zoom: click here; password: Shalom
Homecoming-themed Kiddush to follow
 
Shabbat Noach
God destroys humankind with a flood
Torah – Bereshit/Genesis 6:9-11:42
triennial year 2: Bereshit 8:15-10:32
Sefaria link: click here
Haftarah – Isaiah 54:42-55:5
Sefaria link: click here

Next Week:
Morning Minyan Monday @ 7 am
Morning Minyan Thursday @ 7 am
*CBS Community Gathering for Healing Thursday Oct 26 @ 7 pm
Kabbalat Shabbat & Prayers for Peace Friday @ 7 pm 
Shabbat Morning Services & Prayers for Peace Saturday @ 10 am
Havdalah Saturday Oct 28 @ 7 pm

*intended for our CBS community

CBS Book Club
Sunday, October 22 @ 3 pm

Blessing of the Animals
Wednesday, October 25 @ 6:30 pm

Community Gathering for Healing
Thursday, October 26 @ 7 pm

Loaves & Fishes
Sunday, October 29

CBS Board Meeting
Thursday, November 2 @ 7 pm
Zoom link here

CBS Semi-annual Meeting
Sunday, November 5 @ 1 pm

Tikkun Olam is organizing a FaceBook fundraiser for Magen David Adom, Israel’s national emergency medical, disaster, ambulance, and blood bank service. 
 
Tikkun Olam will match the first 20 donations of $50 or more, and hope to donate the maximum, $1,000. To take part, click here  
 

The next CBS Book Club meeting will be Sunday, October 22nd at 3 pm at CBS.  The book we will discuss is Miriam’s Kitchen: A Memoir by Elizabeth Ehrlich. 

If you’d like to add your name to the book club email list, please contact Jean Ispa at ispaj@missouri.edu. All are welcome.

In months with a fifth Sunday, CBS provides a full dinner to fellow Columbians in need through the Loaves & Fishes program. We are serving Sunday, October 29th, and we need donations of food items as well as volunteers to set up, serve, and clean up.
 
Bring food to Wilkes Blvd. Methodist Church, 702 Wilkes Blvd. (back entrance), before 4:15 pm that day. Volunteers setting up/serving/cleaning up should arrive by 4:30 pm. We expect to serve about 150 people, and the need for volunteers to serve is especially critical.

To help, sign up here
 
With questions, please contact Noah at heringmann@missouri.edu or Brent at brentdeelg@gmail.com

Jeanne Lane Silverman
8 Cheshvan/October 23
Dee Dee Strnad’s mother

Louis Rosenthal
8 Cheshvan/October 23
Sedalia yahrzeit

Kenneth Max Zemke
11 Cheshvan/October 26
John Zemke’s father

Hannah Rosenthal
11 Cheshvan/October 26
Sedalia yahrzeit

Betty Young
October 28
Deborah Kupferer’s aunt

Do we have your family’s information listed correctly? If not, or if you need to add someone, please send a note to Mary at  maxmax@mchsi.com.
CBS maintains the yahrzeits of Temple Beth El in Sedalia.

Donations are a good way to remember or honor people and special life events. Your gift can be directed to the CBS general fund, the rabbi’s discretionary fund (RDF), the endowment fund, Tikkun Olam, the library, the Sasha Yelon book fund, the school scholarship fund or the sacred music fund.
 
Credit card or PayPal donations can be made via the CBS web page: https://cbsmo.org/ Or send a check to CBS, 500 W Green Meadows Rd, Columbia 65203, with a note with details about honorees and where you’d like the notification sent. We’ll send a handwritten card as you direct.