File this one under, we all have our vices, and that includes me, but in this instance, I am the vice. Vice-President, that is. Of Congregation Adas Emuno.
I was asked if I would serve, and agreed, and so, on June 16, at our annual Congregational meeting, I was elected Vice-President, for a two-year term. As you may recall, I have been a member of the Board of Trustees of Adas Emuno for several years now. Our By-Laws are a bit different from what I'm used to, as the Officers are elected for two-year terms, whereas Trustees are elected for 3-year terms, so officers are distinct from Trustees.
Congregation Adas Emuno is a small Reform Jewish Temple in Leonia, New Jersey. You may have caught my previous post about starting up a congregational blog: Adas Emuno Now Blogging. The blog's address is http://adasemuno.blogspot.com, and you can see the post about my new post (and the rest of the changing of the guard regarding the Officers and Board of Trustees) here: New Leadership and Trustees for Adas Emuno.
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2 comments:
Congradulations...:-) mazal tov..
a big honor...
My late husband and I were founding members of a small reform temple in Mass we we even helped to give it a name, and the torah sat in our basement for awhile when my husband repaired the ark... he was one of the
people who helped create bylaws in the ritual committee while I worked and argued in the school committee...
Talia
Thank you, Talia, for your good wishes and sharing your own experiences. You are quite right, it is a big honor indeed.
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