Oneg
Shabbat is a time of celebration. The Oneg is an integral part of our Shabbat experience at Temple Isaiah. We welcome this opportunity to share the spirit of community, greet friends and fellow congregants, meet new members, and enjoy delicious treats.
In order to continue with the warm and joyous Onegs we have shared in the past, each family is asked to do their part and help host at least one Oneg Shabbat every year. This responsibility involves providing desserts or appetizers, enough for 25 - 30 people. Our wonderful custodial staff will be on hand to set-up and plate the goodies and will stay to clean up at the end. All we need you to do is to bring the treats.
You may sign up to host an Oneg Shabbat with your havurah, friends or individually. Choose an Oneg night that works for you. There are up to ten families assigned to each Shabbat.
If you plan to sponsor an Oneg with a group, you can indicate this on this form below. Each member of your group should choose the same date when they fill out this form.
We hope all congregants will participate in this community mitzvah, but if you feel you are unable, there is a $36 charge that will be used to purchase additional Oneg foods from our hospitality fund.
If you sign-up and forget to bring food, we will contact you to reschedule.
Your support of our Temple Isaiah community is warmly appreciated. We look forward to celebrating Shabbat with you and your family.
Please follow the instructions on the form to select your date(s) below and the system will prompt you to enter your contact information for a confirmation email. Please select the option to set-up an account with a login and password (if you don’t already have one), so you can manage your sign-ups throughout the year. When you add/edit/delete, the front desk is notified, so they can coordinate. Please mark the dates on your personal calendars and the online sign-up system will send you confirmation.
Our Values in Action Committee requests we use recycled materials and minimize plastics. Please help us to reduce the waste our temple produces.
Questions? Contact the Temple Office at (925) 283-8575 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).