Jewish Holidays are coming soon

The Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation (SLJC) will begin the celebration of Rosh Hashanah on September 13 and Yom Kippur on September 22 with a very special Kol Nidre service. All services will take place at the Sun Lakes Chapel. Please join us as we celebrate the High Holy Days. Rosh Hashanah Eve: September 13 at…

Glass on Mars

Small brown lizards with Pop up eyes rotating as Bright little green orbs Squirted out of the bricks Surrounding my fire pit Set around the burning logs In this fossa formation were Two empty rocking chairs Gently rocking in the dusk From a steady breeze that Sweeps across this drought Stricken valley basin floor These…

Mission to Israel

Life is filled with exciting adventures. Life is also filled with purpose and fulfillment. Among them is travel to the land of civilization’s beginning – Israel! The Sun lakes Jewish Congregation is embarking on a sacred mission – to visit the places where both Judaism and Christianity began their mission of giving the world a…

Come sing with us!

Jana Greene The Chordaires are looking for a few good singers! Did you ever want to sing with a group of fun women? Have you ever sung in a chorus or choir? No? Experience is not a requirement. If you can’t help singing in the car or shower, then you should visit us to see…

Unit Happenings

Unit 37 – Welcome Back Annette Carrington, Communications Welcome back to our returning homeowners and welcome to all our new homeowners. Looking forward to meeting you. The Unit 37 Splash articles are now resuming. A few important notes: Board meetings for 2015 Wednesday, November 18 and Wednesday, December 16. Both meetings are held in the Oakwood…

Conservation Corner: Global warming III

Global warming III Pauline Lee The industrial revolution has brought amazing developments in our civilization. Unfortunately, these advances depend on the use of fossil fuels which has increased the production of greenhouse gases (particularly CO2) that trap heat from the sun. Since 1880, our global temperature has increased by an average of 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit…