Synagogue of the Summit

See The Legend of Georgia McBride at Theatre SilCo with the SOS community! Arrive at the theatre starting at 6pm for a gathering with SOS members; feel free to bring snacks or food. Drinks will be available for purchase at the theatre’s bar. The show starts at 7pm and runs just under 2 hours, including one intermission. Use the code SilcoSOS when buying your tickets for a $5 discount on any adult ticket for this performance! Note that if you wish to sit with fellow SOS members during the show, you should arrange that among yourselves when buying tickets. About the Show: Casey, a struggling Elvis impersonator adorned in a sequin jumpsuit, finds his world turned upside down when he loses his gig, faces overdue rent, and discovers his wife is expecting a baby. As Elvis exits the scene and a drag show takes over, Casey must transform and embrace a newfound stage identity in order to survive. Filled with witty banter, catchy tunes, and unexpected twists, serves up both laughter and insight. BUY TICKETS HERE: https://thesilco.org/event/2024season-the-legend-of-georgia-mcbride/2024-08-25/ SOS member Audrey Lang is the assistant stage manager for the production! Reach out to her at audrey@thesilco.org with any questions.

Dinner at JJ's Tavern at Copper Mountain. Details to follow!

Board retreat at home of Bruce Schroffel. All day board retreat for board members to plan upcoming year.

Shabbat services at Meadow Creek Park, 828 Meadow Drive, Frisco. Please bring a dessert for the oneg and please bring your own chair. Please RSVP below Sign up for dessert potluck here: https://www.perfectpotluck.com/meals.php?t=ZTQW2154&welcome=1

Torah study will take place at the residence of Maxine and Marty Solomon. RSVP for address.

Mindful ELUL: Preparing our Souls for the High Holidays ELUL (the Hebrew month that precedes the High Holidays) is a time to harvest, plow and reseed the field of our souls. Our wise tradition offers ELUL, a month of rituals and practices to help us spiritually grow, recalibrate and return to what we cherish most. Sounding the shofar every morning, reading Psalm 27 every morning, visiting the graves of our loved ones, reciting Selichot (special prayers of forgiveness) to practicing cheshbon ha'nefesh (soul accounting - reflecting/journaling on our individual behavior.) Join Rabbi Ruthie as she introduces us to some practices of Elul (which begins September 4th) that we can adopt and adapt in our lives and in the coming month . Home of Joe Weber and Donna Shear, Silverthorne. Please RSVP for address. Light dinner provided.