Greeters

עברית


Date Evening Morning
Vayechi, 16 Tevet Fri 01.01.2010 Amelan Ralph Sat 02.01.2010 Atlas-Cohen
Shemot, 23 Tevet Fri 08.01.2010 Ariel Tzvi Sat 09.01.2010 Berger-Cooper Dov
Vaera, 1 Shvat Fri 15.01.2010 Edell Steven Sat 16.01.2010 Nulman Mark
Bo, 8 Shvat Fri 22.01.2010 Snitkoff Ed Sat 23.01.2010 Green Jeffrey
Beshalach, 15 Shvat Fri 29.01.2010 Carroll-Levi Sat 30.01.2010 Kochin Michael
Yitro, 22 Shvat Fri 05.02.2010 Watzman Haim Sat 06.02.2010 Ginsberg Gary
Mishpatim, 29 Shvat Fri 12.02.2010 Rosenthal Alain Sat 13.02.2010 Pearlman Neil
Terumah, 6 Adar Fri 19.02.2010 Harris-Reiss Sat 20.02.2010 Burstein Warren
Tetzaveh, 13 Adar Fri 26.02.2010 Ordan Avital Sat 27.02.2010 Mannheim Michael
Ki Tisa, 20 Adar Fri 05.03.2010 Render Marc Sat 06.03.2010 Trachtenberg Bob
Vayakhel-Pekudei, 27 Adar Fri 12.03.2010 Gleicher David Sat 13.03.2010 Rohrlich Daniel
Vayikra, 5 Nisan Fri 19.03.2010 Brom Sat 20.03.2010 Arbit Penina
Tzav, 12 Nisan Fri 26.03.2010 Carroll-Levi Sat 27.03.2010 Landgarten Annabelle

INSTRUCTIONS FOR GREETERS

If you will be away when you are the greeter, please swap with someone else, and notify Steven Edell. Not having a membership list does not exempt you from finding someone to swap with. To get a updated copy, click here and enter the email address at which we send you all those annoying messages.

If you don't have a set of keys, including the key for the Shabbat alarm, please arrange to borrow a set before you need to get to shul, from Steven, Gary or Kobi, and arrange to give the set of keys back to them afterwards.

Please get to shul five minutes before shul starts. It is your job to open the shul, turn off the alarm (ALWAYS with the key), and welcome those who come to shul. On mornings when there is an early minyan, you don't have to open, but please get to shul on time. A schedule of shul times and early minyanim can be found here.

During services, offer a friendly greeting to everyone, and help those who are coming to our shul for the first time. Please make sure children keep balls and wheeled toys (bicycles, scooters, skates) outside the building. It is better they make noise outside than inside (but not on the street). In case of an emergency, there is a telephone in the office, and two first aid kits in the cupboards at the bottom of the ramp near the kitchen.

At the end of services, make sure that no one is still in shul, and that the windows in the upstairs and downstairs ulamot are closed, as well as in the office (where children often play). The windows over the ramp do not need to be closed. Remember to turn the alarm back on, and to lock the door.


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