SYNAGOGUE NEWS/FOCUS ON YOUTH
Federation Star
May 2021
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JEWISH CONGREGATION OF MARCO ISLAND
May offers a return to pre-COVID routines By Sue Baum, President
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hile the Jewish Congregation of Marco Island will continue to offer events virtually for those who prefer social distancing, under consideration by our advisory Task Force and the Board of Directors, we are reopening the Synagogue for in-person services. As the president of the congregation,
I have been a proponent of allowing services in the Synagogue, with criteria that emphasizes the safety of members who choose to worship in person. With more than half of our members having completed their vaccination series, now appears the appropriate time to offer the following services commencing in May:
Shabbat services We are anticipating that services will be conducted Friday evenings at 7:30 p.m. in the Synagogue and via Zoom.
ONEG Following services, while practicing social distancing, attendees can engage in conversation in the Synagogue and via Zoom.
Many of our seasonal residents will be leaving to resume their lives with family and friends up north. As for me, I will be attending two high school and one college graduation of three grandchildren. For all, be safe and have a joyous summer. We look forward to your return for the Holy Days.
BBYO announces Naples Leadership Hall of Fame honorees
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hat a year it has been, Naples. The pandemic certainly threw us off, but it could not and did not stop us from creating engaging virtual and in-person programming. As we are in May, things at BBYO Naples are most definitely calming down. We are very excited to welcome teens back to our domestic summer programs, like Camp BBYO for 8th graders, CLTC (Chapter Leadership Training Camp) for current 9th and 10th graders, and ILTC (International Leadership Training Camp) for current 10th and 11th graders.
With the release of our safety protocols for the summer, we have opened more space at camp than ever before. If you are still considering attending a summer program, it is not too late to register. Visit bbyo.org/summer to learn more.
Naples Leadership Hall of Fame
As this year is coming to a close, we are thrilled to release our newest additions to the Naples Leadership Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame is something Naples BBYO started seven years ago. Each year, one
recently graduated Aleph and BBG, as well as one alumnus of the greater BBYO community who has positively impacted Naples BBYO, are hono re d w i t h t h i s Jessica award. Zimmerman The criteria for our teenagers is that, while in BBYO, they dedicate much of their time to the continued on page 28
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