Join us for an engaging virtual program on September 9, 2020 from 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM, The evening will include recipe sharing and lots of laughs as we remember our best and most embarrassing holiday moments before 2020’s High Holiday season.

Farilyn Hale, who has been baking Mandel bread for over twenty years, will be sharing her favorite chocolate chip homemade Mandel bread and recipe. She will discuss how she got into baking and cooking by spending time with her grandmother. Farilyn, NCJWSTL Past President, used to teach classes at the Kitchen Conservatory in Clayton.

Rabbi Andrea Goldstein will be speaking about the high holidays, what meaning we can take from this time, and how gatherings will look much different this year. Rabbi Goldstein has been at Congregation Shaare Emeth since 1998. She received her undergraduate degree in Communications from Northwestern University and was ordained in 1998 at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio.

You don’t want to miss this opportunity to try Farilyn’s delicious Mandel bread, virtually meet and mingle with NCJW members and supporters, and discuss with Rabbi Goldstein what meaning we can take and make during this time.

Register in advance to receive Farilyn’s homemade Mandel bread to enjoy during the conversation.