June 2015
Sivan Tammuz, 5775
Congressman Ryan Costello will be speaking
at Congregation Or Shalom immediately following services on Friday night, June 5.
Congressman Costello will provide a general
congressional update which will include discussion of the status of the US/Israel relationship and US/Iran negotiations. There will be
a question and answer period after the
Congressman’s talk.
IN THIS ISSUE
Host an Oneg…………………………. 2
Honorable Mention . ……………….. 3
President’s Column …………………. 3
Rabbi’s Column ……………………… 4
Oneg Sponsors ………..…………… 5
Yahrzeits ……………………...……… 6
Congressman Costello represents the Sixth
District of Pennsylvania in the United States
House of Representatives.
He was first elected to this position in November 2014.
He serves on the House Committee on
Veterans’ Affairs and on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee in
the 114th Congress.
Contributions ……………………..... 7
Education Director’s Column …. 8 & 9
Bar Mitzvahs …………………...10 & 11
Social Actions ……………………… 12
Gift Shop ……………………………
13
Kosher Korner …………………….
14
Sisterhood News …………….……... 15
Community News …………………… 16
UPCOMING EVENTS
Mazelgrams Birthday ……………… 17
Mazelgrams Anniversary …………. 18
Memoriam ……………………………. 19
June 4— Sisterhood Pot Luck
Dinner at Lisa Fox
Classes w/ Rabbi Jacob …….…….. 20
Donation Form……………………….. 21
June 5 — Congressman Ryan June 20 — Nathan Stein
Costello will be speaking
Bar Mitzvah
following services
Monthly Calendar ……………….. 22
Advertisers ……………………….23
& 24
June 14 — Blood Drive 9 AM June 27 — Ari Bernstein
to 2 PM
Bar Mitzvah
June 15 — July/August
Articles for Horizons are due
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percentage of the total balances of the accounts that are enrolled in
the program and affiliated with Or Shalom. If you already have an
account at TD Bank, you can easily enroll your account in the Affinity
Program by calling Jeff Salvo, the TD Bank branch manager in Devon.
Jeff’s phone number is 610-254-9150.
Remember, any member, relative of a member, or friend of a
member can open a savings or checking account then enroll the
account in the Affinity Program, providing them with Or Shalom’s
name and address. Please note that all your bank account information
is held in strict confidence by TD Bank. Or Shalom is not told anyone’s
account balances and we are not told who is enrolled in the program.
The only information we receive from TD Bank is the total number of
accounts enrolled and the total account balances.
Over the past four years, TD Bank has donated just under
$21,000!
Do you know Unaffiliated Jews in
Chester County, Montgomery
County and Delaware County?
Do you have Jewish friends or acquaintances who live in Chester
County, Montgomery County and Delaware County who are not
already members of a synagogue? If you do, why not invite them to
one of the upcoming events at Or Shalom, for example our next
Friday night dinner? They may have a good time and decide to come
back. They may have such a good time that they decide to become
members themselves. According to a recent survey by the Jewish
Federation, there are many, many unaffiliated Jews in Chester county.
We’d love to contact them, but don’t know who they are. You can
help.
Todah rabah!
Celebrate with an Oneg
Or Shalom Sisterhood is delighted to announce that
you can sponsor an Oneg for any celebration you wish!
Friday night and/or Saturday morning. The Sisterhood
will be happy to purchase it and set it up, we only want
you to join us and celebrate! Call Faye Peel at (610)
356-7335 or email Faye at [email protected].
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From your
newsletter editors
The President’s Column
Stuart Lurie
Do we have your correct email
address? If you have not been
receiving the weekly update,
we probably don’t have a correct address. Please email the
office with your correct address
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Do we have a complete list of
your Yahrzeits? We send out a
reminder letter each month. If you
don’t get one, we don’t have your
Yahrzeit records up to date. Email
the office with the name, relationship to member, and civil date including year and we will add it to
our records.
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$55 received from Box Tops
for Education— Remember
to keep saving them during
the summer and drop off at
office. Thanks
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This newsletter is for all communicate,
to share thoughts, to tell simchas, to
speak of our
losses, our joys, and to say “did you
know?” Let us know!
E-mail us: [email protected]
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“Volunteers Needed”
Over the past several months, I’ve had the enviable
job of asking our members to contribute money.
This time I’m going to ask for something more: your
time.
As small synagogue is only as good as the people
who volunteer for it. This is true for the Board of
Directors, officers, and committees. As you take
time to re-charge your batteries this summer, please
give some thought to re-upping your commitment of
time to Or Shalom.
We have special needs in the following areas:
marketing and publicity, programming, and
fundraising. While our Board is certainly a “working
board,” the bulk of the real operations of the
synagogue necessarily happens at the committee
level. With membership and finances our primary
concerns going into this fiscal year, we can use all
the help we can get.
Of course, if your interests lie elsewhere, that’s okay
too. Please feel free to contact me and let me know
where you’d like to help. Every little bit counts.
Have a great summer, and thanks in advance for your
support.
Stuart Lurie, President
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Mitzvah of the Month
Rabbi Jacob Rosner
No article submitted this month. Stay tuned for a message in our summer edition.
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ONEG SPONSORS
June 5 — Sponsored by Warren Hyams in
honor of Congressman Costello
June 19 — Sponsored by Stein Family in
honor of Nathan’s Bar Mitzvah
June 26 — Sponsored by Bernsteins in honor of Ari’s Bar Mitzvah
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June 1, Sivan 14, 5775
Sidney Goldstein, father of Billie Goldstein
June 28, Tammuz 11, 5775
Morton Rothschild, father of Jan Sachs
June 3, Sivan 16, 5775
Paul Monash, brother of BettyAnn Monash
June 5, Sivan 18, 5775
Herman Millrood, father-in-law of Sylvia Millrood
Hilda K. Strauss, mother of Sandy Milberg
June 7, Sivan 20, 5775
Rebecca Boyet, grandmother of Glenn Boyet
June 8, Sivan 21, 5775
Rose Leonard, mother-in-law of Marjorie Leonard
June 12, Sivan 25, 5775
Adolfine Leight, wife of Lester Leight and
mother of Janet Hurwitz
Corrine Natanblut, mother of Herman Natanblut
June 13, Sivan 26, 5775
Morris Goldman, father of Dede Strumpf
June 15, Sivan 28, 5775
Harold Fox, father of Stephen Fox
June 16, Sivan 29, 5775
Morris Mushlin, father of Theodore Mushlin
June 17, Sivan 30, 5775
Harold Koobrick, father of Sheila DiDomenico
June 24, Tammuz 7, 5775
David Gorbacz, father of Hilda Daniel
June 25, Tammuz 8, 5775
Sophie Browde,
Julie S. Meyer
June 27, Tammuz 10, 5775
Sophie Freeman, mother of Renee Hayman
Ruth Kornreich, mother of Laurie Katz
Abraham Wachter, father of Michael Wachter
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Contributions
Congregation Or Shalom gratefully
acknowledges the following generous
contributions in the month of
April 2015
Hebrew School
Boxtops General Mills, Box Tops for Education
Passover Seder
Gordon & Rachel Adler Adler
Don & Binnie Donald
Vivian & Barry Morrow
Elgin & James Nowoswiat
Samuel Weinstein
Cards and misc contr
Harris & Julie Miller
Speedy Recovery of Betsy Cohen & Betsy Blumen
Yahrzeit Donations
Anne Burke
Nelson & Paula Kardos
Leslie Jay & Laurie Katz
David & Caryl Keet
Jeffrey & Eileen Kosterich
Donald Leitner & Michelle Cohen
Harris & Julie Miller
Herman & Zora Natanblut
Michael & Barbara Pollack
Bernard & Marjorie Schneider
Bernard & Marjorie Schneider
Bernard & Marjorie Schneider
Memory of Theodore Burke
Memory of Joseph Kardos
Memory of Martin Katz
Memory of Esther Rosalie Keet
in memory of Louis Adler
Memory of Ann Liss Erlich & Benjamin Leitner
Memory of Frank Wolf
Memory of Miriam & Arthur Isaacs
Memory of Frederick Stone
Memory of Bernarad Scher
Memory of Fannie Schneider
Memory of Hyman Schneider
Oneg Sponsorship
Andra Pitock-Rosen & Paul Rosen
Oneg Sponsorship honor of wedding anniversary
General Donations
Scott & Susan Greenberg
General Fund
Boaz & Jill Cohen
Lester Leight
Vivian & Barry Morrow
Raymond & Meryl Raskin
General Donation
General Fund Donation
General Fund
General Fund
in honor of the special birthdays of Zora & Herm Natanblut
Please Note: Any error or omission of a name or
contribution is NOT intentional.
Please contact the office via email
[[email protected]]
if your name and contribution was not included
the list, and we will publish in the next issue.
Thankyou.
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From the Education Director
Na’ama Yarden
What did we do this year at our Religious school?
Another school year has past and now it is time to start planning for next year. I would
like to thank our Rabbi, teachers, teen aides, Education committee members, president,
LP, parents and students for a fulfilled year of Religious School. This year our Religious
School had 39 students from Gan through Zayin (K-7th gr. ) They were taught by five
teachers and four teen aides. We are so proud and also a bit sad to say good-bye to our
wonderful graduates.
Here are a few things that we did this year and we plan to continue next year. The goal
behind these initiatives was to enlarge our school and to expand our students’ social circles, but also to support our belief that as a small local Jewish community we should always reach out to the wider Jewish world, beyond our own community.
1. The Israeli program this year was the newest edition to our school. Israeli families
from the wide Philadelphia area came to us through the organization Philly Israel and
asked us to create a program that will teach their kids Hebrew in Hebrew. Together
we worked and came up with a two parts program. Half of the day (Sunday) the students learned Hebrew and holidays all in Hebrew with Morah Dana And Dotan
Yarden (Teen Aide). They sang songs, heard stories, discussed, and learned the Alef
Bet- all in Hebrew. The other half of the day the students joined the rest of their
grade and learned Torah, Prayers, music and dance in English and Hebrew. We feel
that this was a wonderful add on to our school, and we are happy to see that the Israeli families were satisfied with the results. On 4/26, at our Yom Israel celebration
we had an open house with Philly Israel and a few new families were interested in
the program. Our goal is to have more Israelis in all the classes.
2. Another initiative that we had this year was the collaboration with Congregation Beth
El Ner Tamid. We had a chance to establish great relationships with CBENT in
Broomall through two events that we planned together. On Purim we joined them for
their well- organized Carnival and on Lag BaOmer they came over and joined us for
a fun field day. Both events were very successful and the communities felt welcomed
and happy to collaborate. The students made new friendships, which was a nice thing
to see. We are looking forward for more events like these next year and we already
have new ideas in mind.
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From the Education Director
(continued)
3. Our relationships with Bnai Jacob were also continued through one event that we did
together this year. We invited them to join us for the Global day of Jewish Learning
that took place in November and it was a nice success.
As we prepare for the new school year, we are looking at some new ideas:
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Providing an opportunity for a Confirmation class for grades 8-10.
Continue to add students to the Religious School through new members.
Think of innovative methods of teaching that will appeal to the students.
Incorporate technology into our daily teaching.
Continue to collaborate with other synagogues in the area in order to create a wider
community for our students.
I wish everyone a restful and fun summer.
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Nathan stein
Nathan Jared Stein will be called to the Torah as a Bar
Mitzvah on June 20, 2015. Nathan is currently a seventh grade
honor roll student at at Tredyffrin- Easttown Middle School. He
enjoys playing drums for the jazz band, school band, and
orchestra, and serving as a Bulldog Ambassador. Outside of
school he is a red belt in karate, plays tennis for White Manor
Country Club, and loves playing video games with his friends
and two older bothers, Evan and Daniel.
Nathan started his education at Or Shalom as a
preschooler and has attended Hebrew School there since the
Gan class. He is appreciative of his Hebrew school teachers and
would like to thank Rabbi Jacob, Miriam Leshem, and Sue Penfil
for their guidance in preparing him for his Bar Mitzvah. For his
Mitzvah project, Nathan raised money to purchase Shalach
Manot to bring cheer to the Israeli soldiers.
Please join Nathan and his family on June 19th as he
leads Friday night services, and on Saturday, June 20th as he
becomes a Bar Mitzvah!
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ARI BERNSTEIN
Ari Bernstein will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah
Saturday, June 27, 2015. He is a 7th grader at Tredyffrin/
Easttown Middle School.
Ari is an active member of his Boy Scout Troop 45,
where he has already earned his Star rank on the road to Eagle.
He also enjoys Parkour, riding his bike with friends around the
neighborhood, and playing video games. For his Mitzvah
project, Ari has been volunteering at the Easttown Library in
Berwyn.
Ari started his Hebrew School education at Or Shalom
during kindergarten, and would like to thank all of his Or
Shalom teachers for helping him to reach this milestone, especially his tutor, Miriam Leshem.
Please join Ari's parents, Mindy and Jim, and his big
sisters Shaina and Leah, to celebrate Ari's Bar Mitzvah on Friday evening, June 26th, and Saturday morning, June 27th.
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SOCIAL ACTIONS
School’s almost out …
Red Cross Blood Drive: Sunday, June 14, 2015 (Flag Day!)
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Congregation Or Shalom
Top Ten Reasons to Donate:
1.
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
FREE juice and cookies.
You will weigh less when you leave than when you arrived.
It only takes about one hour.
It’s something you can spare yet, there is still not enough to go around.
No heavy lifting as long as you have the bandage on.
You will walk a little taller afterwards.
You will help ensure that blood is there when you — or someone close to you — may need it.
It’s something you can do on equal footing with the rich and famous.
You will be someone’s hero — you may give a newborn, a child, a mother or a father, a
brother, or a sister another chance at life.
Call 1-800-GIVELIFE or go to www.redcrossblood.org (Sponsor Code: orshalom)
You must be at least 17 years old, weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in good health.
Crisis In Nepal: help Earthquake Survivors
On Saturday, April 25, 2015, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal — the worst quake to hit that country
since 1934. The United Nations predicts that tens of thousands are likely dead or injured in Nepal and up to
one million will become homeless.
AJWS has set up an Earthquake Emergency Relief Fund. Your donation will ensure that thousands of people
affected by this earthquake receive the support they desperately need.
To learn more, visit ajws.org
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Gift Shop
CELEBRATE SPRING
AT THE OR SHALOM GIFT SHOP!
CELEBRATE BRIDAL SHOWERS, WEDDINGS,
BIRTHDAYS, GRADUATIONS, BAR or BAT MITZVAHS
OR BABY’S ARRIVAL
With a gift from the OR SHALOM GIFT SHOP!
SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF
BREAD BOARDS, SERVING DISHES, PENDANTS,
PICTURE FRAMES, JEWISH BABY BOOKS,
NOVELTIES & TOYS
AND
MEZZUZAHS, MENORAHS, & SEDER PLATES
ALL SUITABLE FOR A VARIETY OF OCCASIONS
AT REASONABLE PRICES
Free Gift Wrap! Cash or Checks Accepted, sorry no credit cards.
Hours: Sundays 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Additional hours by appointment.
For information, call Binnie 610-688-6750.
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KOSHER KORNER
ZUCCHINI PIE
By Faye Peel
Ingredients:
2 sm. zucchini, diced (3 c.)
½ c. grated Pecorino or Parmesan cheese
1 sm. onion, chopped
½ tsp. marjoram
1 c. Bisquick
1 tsp parsley
4 eggs
¼ tsp. salt
½ c. vegetable oil
1/8 tsp. pepper
Combine all ingredients. Pour into lightly-greased 9” pie plate.
Bake at 350̊ for 30 minutes or until brown on top.
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Sisterhood news
Thanks so much to everyone who attended the Sisterhood Shabbat in May. Brenda Belkin and
Betsy Cohen did a phenomenal job organizing, and even printed up a program for the congregation to follow--it was beautiful and very helpful. Julie Miller organized a delicious lunch
that Faye Peel, Ellen Gross, Betsy Blumen, Janet Hurwitz and Ayalah Sorkin helped prepare.
There were some delicious quiches at the lunch made by Julie Miller and Faye Peel. I got
many requests for the recipes and Faye generously gave me her Zucchini pie recipe to include
in this month's Horizons. Thanks, also, to everyone who participated-- you made it a wonderful Shabbat.
Our Annual pot-luck closing Sisterhood Dinner is coming up! It is a dairy pot luck on June 4 at
6:30 P.M. at the home of Lisa Fox. Please call or email me at [email protected] to let
me know what dairy dish you will bring. Don't be afraid to come a little late if you are coming
from work.
I recently attended the Mid-Atlantic Region of Women's League for Conservative Judaism
Spring Conference. It was an informative day of learning about Sisterhood and the Women's
League. While there, I was presented with a certificate celebrating the 36th anniversary of the
affiliation of our Sisterhood with the Women's League, and an Award of Honor for "exemplary
devotion to Judaism and outstanding achievement". I share these awards with all of the women
of Or Shalom who do so much for Sisterhood every week.
Stay tuned for information about a summer Happy Hour.
Have a wonderful summer. I hope to see you all at the Closing Dinner.
Mindy Bernstein,
Sisterhood President
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Community Events
The Kehillah of Chester County
A Jewish Community Collaboration funded by
The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
presents the 2nd Annual
Summer Shorts
An Eight-Session Film Festival & Discussion Series of
Selected Contemporary International Jewish Short Films
Wednesdays, July 8 through August 26, 2015 • 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Colonial Theatre, 227 Bridge Street, Phoenixville, PA
3rd Floor Screening Room (handicap accessible)
Full schedule will be available soon
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SPREAD SUNSHINE – SEND A MAZELGRAM
BIRTHDAYS 2015
JULY
1
1
1
4
7
10
14
15
19
20
20
22
26
28
28
29
31
Wendy Fisher
Lester Leight
Miriam Leshem
Felicia Albert
Alan Messing
Laurie Katz
Michael Pollack
Carolyn Shine
Fred Leibowitz
Elizabeth Hyams
Sylvia Spector
Andra Pitock-Rosen
Bernard Schneider
Barbara Pollack
Janet Walkow
Melissa Schneider
Warren Hyams
AUGUST
2
3
5
7
10
11
16
16
18
25
25
27
30
31
Steven Blatman
Paula Sigman
Glenn Boyet
Barry Milberg
Debra Behar
Alan Daroff
Dana Dreeke
Natalie Lurie
Sandy Milberg
James Margolis
Marina Zivik
Steven H. Meyer
Ronald Block
Irvin Hurwitz
SEPTEMBER
2
10
10
11
11
15
19
23
23
29
30
Sandy Coonley
Marla King
Helaine Leibowitz
Bari Michele Brandt
Robert Caplan
Gina Arlen
Paul Rosen
Andrea Allon
Janet Emanuel
Shirley Shapiro
Penny Rosenblum
FROM:______________________________________________________________
Circle those you would like to acknowledge.
Mail your check for $1 per greeting (payable to Or Shalom Sisterhood) to:
Jerry Satlow 1132 Bartlett Rd Chesterbrook, Pa 19087
Please feel free to call with additions/corrections: 610-639-1886
Deadline for each month is the 15th of the preceding month
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SPREAD SUNSHINE – SEND A MAZELGRAM
ANNIVERSARIES- 2015
JULY
1
AUGUST
3
James & Mindy Bernstein
Steven Blatman & Maria
Hurley
1 Stuart & Heidi Lurie
Bernard & Marjorie
3 Schneider
3
David & Jennifer Hoffman
4 Bernard & Paul Blaustein
5
5
5
9
James Patton & Ellen Gross
Richard & Sheryl
Tregerman
Alex & Marina Zivik
Jeffrey & Eileen Kosterich
10 Felicia & Ryan Albert
David & Gayle
15 Slaybaugh
16 Don & Dede Strumpf
23 Michael & Barbara Pollack
21
26
30
Ronald & Kristen Block
Harris & Renee Hayman
Howard & Jennifer Lurie
26 Irvin & Janet Hurwitz
26 Nelson & Paul Kardos
SEPTEMBER
5 David & Hannah Meyer
5 Steven & Lisa Fox
Melissa Schneider & Robert
6 Reiner
13 Jeffrey & Linda Mand
16 David & Andrea Allon
16 David & Florence Hoffritz
19 John Roxby & Felice Burnstein
FROM:______________________________________________________________
Circle those you would like to acknowledge.
Mail your check for $1 per greeting (payable to Or Shalom Sisterhood) to:
Jerry Satlow 1132 Bartlett Rd Chesterbrook, Pa 19087
Please feel free to call with additions/corrections: 610-639-1886
Deadline for each month is the 15th of the preceding month
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In Memoriam
Joy Ellis
Betsy Cohen’s mother
Died May 20, 2015
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Classes with Rabbi Jacob
Mishna Class
Rabbi Jacob offers this class on each Sunday morning at 9:30 (immediately following the Sunday morning
minyan). This is a very interesting class with plenty of opportunity for discussion and debate.
(Not So) Basic Judaism
Rabbi Jacob offers a Basic Judaism class for adults each Monday evening, from 7:30 to 8:30. The focus will be
on learning about the holidays, life cycle events, great Jewish books and more. The Rabbi promises that even
the most knowledgeable will find something new and intriguing in this class.
Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class
Rabbi Jacob invites any adult seeking to have a Bar/Bat Mitzvah, to schedule private lessons with him.
Other One-on-One Classes with Rabbi Jacob
Rabbi is offering one-on-one classes at your convenience on many Jewish topics such as: Learning to read or
speak Hebrew, synagogue skills, bible, Mishna, etc. You can even name your own class!
Please email the office at [email protected] to schedule your class with the Rabbi now.
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Or Shalom Donation Form
I would like to help support Or Shalom. I have specified each donation and I have included one check for the total amount
payable to Or Shalom. Please send all donations to: Congregation Or Shalom, 835 Darby Paoli Road, Berwyn PA 19312
Name____________________________________________________
Name____________________________________________________
Address__________________________________________________
Address__________________________________________________
Fund #________Amount $________ Phone #___________________
Fund #________Amount $________ Phone #___________________
Made in memory of________________________________________
Made in memory of________________________________________
Made in honor of__________________________________________
Made in honor of__________________________________________
Speedy Recovery__________________________________________
Speedy Recovery__________________________________________
Send acknowledgment to (include address)
Send acknowledgment to (include address)
Definition of Funds
1. Building Fund: Donations are used for the continuous upkeep of our building. These funds help offset unexpected expenses
such as A/C, Heater, roof repair and any emergency repairs to our facility.
2. Beautification Fund: Donations are used for the upkeep of our grounds. Trees, plants, mulch, etc.
3. Biblical Garden Fund: Donations are used to maintain and support our biblical garden. Any questions for this fund should be
addressed to BettyAnn Monash at [email protected].
4. David Braunstein Memorial Scholarship Fund: Donations are used to offer scholarships for Jewish related travel or Jewish
summer camps. For questions regarding this fund please contact Diana Braunstein at [email protected].
5. Paul Seres Education Endowment Fund: This fund is maintained to provide interest income for restricted use by the synagogue for Education.
6. General Fund: All monies donated to this fund will supplement the current year’s budget.
7. Hebrew School: Funds are used for the needs of the Religious School. Examples: Bulletin boards, books and school supplies,
etc.
8. Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund: The Rabbi uses these funds for charitable purpose. Donations to this fund can be made directly
to the synagogue office.
9. Social Action: Donations will be used for all social action events and programs. Any questions to this fund should be addressed
to Gina Arlen at [email protected].
10. Tree of Life: A leaf can be purchased to honor or commemorate any important life event. The cost of a leaf is $180.00 which
will be displayed in our foyer. For more information please contact Christina Chusid @ [email protected]
11. USY-Or Shalom Chapter: Funds are used to support USY for their activities.
12. Yahrzeit Plaque: Two plaques can be purchased for $360.00. The first would be a permanent plaque on the back wall of the
sanctuary. The second plaque would be placed during the week of the Yahrzeit on the memorial wall in the front of the sanctuary.
Additional information will be requested when purchasing a plaque. Please contact Ellen Gross at [email protected] for more
information.
13. Oneg: Sponsor an Oneg for Friday night and /or Saturday morning for any celebration you with. The cost is $40.00 and the
Sisterhood will purchase and set it up.
14. Sisterhood Cards & Contributions: Cards for all Occasions cost $5.00, Chaverim is $18.00 and Sisterhood Flowers are
$18.00. A donation can also be made to the Sisterhood General fund.
15. Acme & Giant Script-Purchase supermarket cards and Or Shalom receives 5%. Purchase any amount in multiples of $50.
This donation to Or Shalom COSTS YOU NOTHING! There are no restrictions and no expiration on the use of these cards at Acme
and Giant. Call Paula Blaustein 484-999-8077 or [email protected].
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Monday
10:30 to 3:30
Tuesday
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Wednesday
10 to 3
Thursday
10 to 3
Friday
10:30 to 3:30
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