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ON DECEMBER 6^TH at 2 pm

ZOOM ROCK PAINTING PARTY!

Shari Weinberger created this rock wall on Prudence Island

Led by Shari Weinberger, Gallery Manager at Sprout CoWorking and President, Gallery Night Providence.

Note: If you can’t make it to the Zoom party, we will post the Rock Painting Party event on the TBE website.

LET’S ROCK!

The days are growing shorter and the weather is becoming colder.  Now, more than ever, we need the support of family and friends.  Please join Sisterhood as we shine light and warmth throughout our whole Temple Beth-El community and beyond.

Sisterhood invites you to ROCK WITH US.  Whenever you have time, step away from your devices and take a walk in nature.  Observe your surroundings, appreciate the beauty around you, and discover rocks that speak to you.  When you get home, use those rocks to create images of hope, joy and connection.  You can write inspirational words or phrases.  You can draw pictures that invoke smiles and laughter.  You can make colorful designs that will brighten someone’s mood.  On all your rocks, however you choose to decorate them, be sure to draw a circle on the underside.  Why a circle?  Because a circle represents the interconnectedness of the Temple Beth-El community, where we are all here to support each other.

Once your rock creations are complete, we ask that you spread the happiness by placing them in public areas where others can find them.  You can leave them along paths, in parks, on beaches, in a neighbor’s yard, on the sidewalk, or on the grounds of a school, hospital, assisted living or senior care facility.  You can even give them to a friend or relative who could use cheering up.  The possibilities are endless and the chances to brighten someone else’s day are infinite.  And if you find a painted rock in your own journeys, be sure to turn it over and see if there is a circle.  If there is, then you know someone from your Temple Beth-El family left it there for you to find.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to practice Tikkun Olam by spreading joy, hope and connection during these challenging times.  Please see the images below for inspiration, but feel free to come up with your own ideas.  As we disperse our rocks throughout the state (and beyond if you want), we will be offering related fun activities like treasure hunts, participation prizes for temple groups and religious school classes, and chances to share and connect over social media on dedicated Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages. 

See the attached instructions for helpful hints on how to paint rocks.  Sisterhood will host a Zoom event on December 6^th for anyone interested in painting rocks together.

This activity will work best if everyone joins in on the fun.  Let’s shine the light of Temple Beth-El throughout the state so that, together, we can help brighten the world.

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Sarah: $40 Rebekah: $54 Leah: $72 Rachel: $108 Woman of Valor: $180