While we may need to be physically distant at this time of the COVID-19 pandemic, MLRT has never been closed. We continue to offer our services, many classes, and programs online. Your health and safety are of our utmost concern. If you have any questions, please call the office at 610-649-7800.
UPCOMING EVENTS
BROTHERHOOD SHABBAT SERVICE WITH DR. PAUL ZEITZ
Friday, March 12 at 6:30 pm Celebrate Shabbat with MLRT Brotherhood and Dr. Paul Zeitz! Dr. Paul Zeitz is an author, physician, epidemiologist and tenacious award-winning advocate for global justice as well as human rights. Dr. Zeitz has dedicated his career to catalyzing large-scale movements with global impacts. He is currently working on the “Build A Movement 2022” campaign for waging justice in the USA and globally. Dr. Zeitz will recount his work in Waging Justice and address his current concerns centering on racial justice. Our Brotherhood will help lead the service and bring our congregation together in prayers and song. Join Us!  CLICK TO JOIN!
THE BERNIE KLEINMAN BOOK CLUB
Tuesday, March 16 at 7:30 pm Nemesis by Philip Roth We welcome anyone interested in reading to join us Tuesday evenings about every 6 weeks for friendship, discussion and review. Those attending will have the opportunity to pick a book and be the discussion leader. We will meet virtually at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, March 16 for our next Zoom discussion featuring Nemesis by Philip Roth. Nemesis explores the effect of a 1944 polio epidemic on a closely knit, family-oriented Newark Jewish community of Weequahic neighborhood. Join us! Contact Norman Fienman for more information. MEN'S NIGHT OUT
POSTPONED UNTIL FUTURE NOTICE
First drink on Brotherhood We'll talk some business and enjoy drinks, food and each other's company. Open to all Brotherhood members, prospective members and their guests. For more information, contact Ed Bleeden. |
What Is Brotherhood?
Your grandfathers and your fathers were, and now you have the privilege of being a member of MLRT Brotherhood. An auxiliary of the Temple, Brotherhood’s chief purpose is to provide service to our congregation. Whether it is by way of offering educational and or entertaining brunches with topical speakers, setting up the Sukkah, the giving of Bat and Bar Mitzvah gifts, or providing monetary contributions for the Temple's use, we offer these services so that we connect ourselves to our own community and to the larger community outside the walls of the Temple. Make no mistake; we also enjoy each others company. Our annual Steaks in the Sukkah celebration, monthly meetings at restaurants, our Texas Hold’em Tournaments, each provide opportunities for camaraderie. Our desire to be of service remains paramount among the many events in which we choose to participate. As a participating member of the National Men of Reform Judaism we are proud to support this increasingly innovative national organization. Two of our Brotherhood members serve as Executive Officers on the national MRJ Board of Governors. Our Brotherhood is also delighted to participate in the L’Dor V’Dor campaign and has just recently re-invested in Israeli Bonds. We are Brotherhood: be a part of us. 
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