Weekly Announcements
January 30, 2025
Local People, World Religions
Many religions and belief systems are practiced right here in our community. Local People, World Religions is an educational video series produced by EVPL that features interviews with ten local leaders who discuss their religion or beliefs, as well as addressing common misconceptions. These videos will be released from September to January, leading to special programming in observance of World Religion Day on January 19, 2025. All releases will be available on EVPL’s website and YouTube channel, with previews on Facebook and Instagram. Below are the ten religions and beliefs represented and the local leaders who participated. They will be released in the order of recording: • Rabbi Gary Mazo – Temple Adath B’nai Israel – Reform Judaism • John Paulson – Mindful Heart Buddha Sangha – Buddhism • Gena Garrett – Atheism • Todd Mahooty – Taos Pueblo Tribe of New Mexico – Native American • Jamie Hettenbach-Barchett – Three Corners Pagan Circle – Wicca • Bushra Saqib – Islamic Center of Evansville – Islam • Father Alex Zenthoefer – St. Benedict Cathedral – Catholicism • Senior Pastor Carl Carick & Teaching Pastor Dr. Donna Beccia Carick – Shalom Yeshua Ministries – Messianic Judaism • Jennifer Willett and Tom Moor – Unitarian Universalist Church – “Non-Creedal” Congregation • Bret Nicholson – One Life Church – Non-Denominational Christian Church
Lawyers Without Rights
There will be an exhibit at the Evansville Wartime Museum from the American Bar Association called Lawyers Without Rights beginning on January 23rd.
There is a book of the same name.
For more information on the exhibit click below.
TABI Women’s Torah Study and Tea
TABI Women’s Torah and Tea: Select Sundays at 10:30AM
Come join TABI Women as we come together to study Torah (and more) on the Sunday’s when Religious School is in session. Mark your calendars for the next couple of sessions: Feb 2, Feb 9, Feb 23.
TABI Heritage Map Project
TABI Heritage Map Project is underway!
Where were you born? Are you an Evansville native or a transplant?
Did your grandparents immigrate from another country?
Help us map our collective ancestry by filling out a simple form on our website https://templeabi.org/tabi-heritage-map. We will collect the data and everyone who submits their family history will be represented by pins in beautiful maps that will hang at TABI as a part of our Library Archive Project. Learn more here or contact Ed Scharf with any questions.
TABI Birthdays celebrated this week:
Irving LeVine 2/4
Wishing a very happy 103rd birthday to Irving!!!!