board members, clergy, ejewishphilanthropy, someone’s dad: what do we do about the jewish affiliation crisis
Meanwhile, the hard copy form: I’ll need the social security number of your dentist please attach a check for $4000.
MUST BE RETURNED BY MAY 1!!
Don’t forget to add these items to your Seder plate to bring justice to your Seder: An orange. An olive. A lemon. Yellow tulips. $16 in shekels. Two AA batteries. The passport of a dead man. One clean white T-shirt.
Among the many challenges facing the Jewish community today none is so bewildering as the @URJorg’s complete abandonment of graphic design and its embarrassing font “choice”. #UrgentCall2Action
somewhere some Shul staffer is like “hi @SecondGentleman, great job at the DNC! When you get a chance, could you please register for high holy day services and submit your membership renewal? Hope you’re having a great summer!”
nobody will remember:
- your salary
- how “busy you were”
- how many hours you worked
people will remember:
- that you made a typo in an email one time
- that you embarrassed yourself using a match to light candles
- that you didn’t know their grandfather founded the temple
All are welcome in our sukkah, but please put on bug spray and sunscreen before entering. Your plastic free BPA free eco friendly sustainable kosher vegan dish can be placed next to the pronoun name tags. Please label all allergens.
Event descriptions be like:
Join us for Pizza in the Hut! It’s like a pizza party, but in the sukkah. We will eat pizza, but in the hut instead of at our tables. Pizza! In the HUT! Come get your pizza, then join us in the sukkah to eat it! #PizzaInTheHut
shul staffers wait all week for the clergy day off so they can actually get some work done and then the clergy spend their day off emailing them anyway