Mark Schwartz The Institute welcomes a new slate of officers and anticipates a very full and exciting year starting in October. Join us to celebrate the entire range of services, from the High Holidays to monthly Shabbat get-togethers, to a stimulating educational program. Erev Rosh Hashanah begins on Sunday, October 2 with services starting at…
Carol Emerson I keep seeing the term “self-care” in magazine articles, books and social media these days and I’m really loving it. Of course, most of us pay very little attention to caring for ourselves; most of our effort goes to caring for others – spouses, children, pets, even the house gets a lot of…
Terry Barringer Every day an invisible war rages around us. A devoted enemy seeks to wreak havoc on all that is important to us: our heart, mind, marriage, children, relationships, dreams and our destiny. If you are tired of being pushed around and caught with your guard down – this Bible study is for you. This…
Patty Elliott One day last spring a few ladies from Resurrection at SaddleBrooke were talking about ways to more deeply engage the women of the church in close fellowship. We all have friends with whom we volunteer, play golf or tennis or pickle ball, enjoy bingo, mahjong or bridge and socialize with at neighborhood parties.…
Marilyn Anthony Happy Hour returned on August 11 at the Agave Lounge at HOA1 with a pizza and salad buffet. It was fun to see all the sun and heat loving members who stay the year around. Thanks to Lorna Michelson and Kate Grinnell for their hosting of our most recent Ladies’ Coffee. The women…
David Cote Fran Berman David Cote’s life journey ended at Casa de la Luz Hospice on Wednesday, July 13. He was 70 years old and died of congestive heart failure. Dave was born November 30, 1945 in Fitchburg, Massachusetts to Emile and Rose Cote. He is survived by his wife Margaret (Pat), their son Tom…