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Congregation brith sholom
President kevin hausman
rabbi Michael singer
Rabbi emeritus: rabbi allen juda
Volume XXV No. 11 ~ NOVEMBER 2014 HESHVAN 5775 ~ KISLEV 5775
KristalLnacht Commemoration—
“NOTE
NOTE TIME CHANGE”
Join us November 9, 1-4 PM in the Nancy Center Social Hall to view the
2013 movie, The Book Thief (PG). Starring Geoﬀrey Rush, Emily Watson and
Sophie Nelisse and based on the best-selling 2005 book by Australian author,
Markus Zusak, the movie, set in WWII Germany, tells the story of a young girl
who ﬁnds solace by stealing books to share with others, at the same 3me as
her adop3ve parents shelter a Jew in the basement of their home.
Join us as we watch the movie and nibble popcorn and, in the end, Rabbi
Singer will lead the discussion of what we have just seen in the warmth of
each other’s company. The event is open to the community. No reserva3ons
necessary. Please bring family, friends, Jew and Gen3le, as we remember
Kristallnacht and its modern message.
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Rabbi’s message
Talking Turkey
I love turkey. The
smell of turkey in the
oven, stuffing on the
stovetop, and a little
gravy overtop – ah, a little bit of paradise. And when it
comes to Thanksgiving like most Americans, my ideal
meal is some nice juicy slices of turkey, cranberry
sauce, sweet potatoes, stuffing and yes, my aunt Rose’s
jello-mold. Interestingly, the Hebrew word for turkey is
tarnegol-hodoo or just hodoo for short, which shares its
letters with the Hebrew word for thanks – todah. Therefore, turkey in Hebrew literally means – bird of thanks.
How appropriate that the food for the day itself, enlightens us to the central meaning behind the holiday. As
we sit down with our families to celebrate, it is all too
easy to ignore the struggle of so many in our community
who struggle not just during this season but each day to
provide food for themselves and their families. How
many of our neighbors will be spending Thanksgiving
worrying about jobs, homes, food? How many seniors
will have to make decisions between buying the medicine they need or paying their rent? It is no wonder that
at the end of a meal our tradition inserts the Grace
(Birkat HaMazon), which in one fell swoop is both a
prayer of thanksgiving to God for the food we just enjoyed, and just as powerfully a petition to God to provide
food to those in need. With this sentiment in mind, I
would propose the following turkey talk for the Thanksgiving table: What does it mean that…? What can I do
to help…?
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Over 35.5 million Americans, including over 12.6
million children, suffer from hunger or live on the
edge of hunger.
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17.2 % of children in the U.S. live in hungry or food
insecure households.
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4.0 % of U.S. households experience hunger.
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9.4% of Americans 65 years of age and older live in
poverty.
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12% of rural households in the United States face
hunger every day, an estimated. 2.3 million households.
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14.5 % of American households are food insecure
at least some time during the year. Meaning 1 in 7
American homes are at risk of hunger.
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Food stamp participants tend to leave the program
frequently. Half of all individuals who enter the Food
Stamp Program stay 8 months or less and 61% exit
within 1 year.
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The average gross income of food stamp households is $673 per month.
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According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the
Food Stamp Program is the nation’s single most
important resource in the fight against hunger. Eligible individuals must earn a net income below 130%
or less of the federal poverty line.
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To be eligible for free school lunches, children’s
families must earn at or below 130% of the federal
poverty line.
(The above statistics can be found on the Mazon: A
Jewish Response to Hunger Website)
I hope you will receive this article long before
Turkey Day. Therefore please, if you have not already
done so – buy a pie from our Project Pie (ALL proceeds
will go to our local JFS) and bring food for the Jewish
Federation Young Adult Division Thanksgiving food
drive.
May you and your whole family sit down to
enjoy some delicious turkey, and some good turkey- talk
this Thanksgiving!
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Schedule of Services
SHABBAT
Everyone is invited to attend and participate in the beauty of the Shabbat Services and the Kiddush that follows.
Services begin Shabbat morning at 9:00 AM.
DAILY MINYAN—is held in the Chapel
Monday and Thursday mornings……….7:45 AM
Holiday mornings……………...9:00 AM
SHABBAT LEKH-LEKHA
Friday, October 31 ~ Candle Lighting: 5:40 pm ~ SATURDAY, November 1
Torah Portion: Lekh-Lekha ~ Genesis 12:1-17:27 ~ Haftarah Isaiah 40:27-41:16 ~ Havdalah: 7:04 PM
SHABBAT VAYERA
Friday, November 7 ~ Candle Lighting: 4:32 pm ~ SATURDAY, November 8
Torah Portion: Vayera ~ Genesis 18:1-22:24 ~ Haftarah: II Kings 4:1-37 ~ Havdalah: 5:56 PM
SHABBAT HAYE SARAH
Friday, November 14 ~ Candle Lighting: 4:26 pm ~ SATURDAY, November 15
Torah Portion: Haye Sarah ~ Genesis 23:1-25:18 ~ Haftarah: I Kings 1:1-31 ~ Havdalah: 5:50 PM
SHABBAT TOLEDOT
Friday, November 21 ~ Candle Lighting: 4:21 pm ~ SATURDAY, November 22
Torah Portion: Toledot ~ Genesis 25:19-28:9 ~ Haftarah: I Samuel 20:18-42 ~ Havdalah: 5:45 PM
SHABBAT VAYETZE
Friday, November 28 ~ Candle Lighting: 4:17 pm ~ SATURDAY, November 29
Torah Portion: Vayetze ~ Genesis 28:10-32:3 ~ Haftarah: Hosea 12:13-14:10 ~ Havdalah: 5:47 PM
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With Deep Appreciation and
Thanks from the Rabbi Singer
It is hard to believe that my first High
Holiday season is over at CBS. I
want to thank all of the people who •
made it such a wonderful and meaningful experience for me, and our
whole community.
Hearty Mazel Tov’s go out to:
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Irving Kaplan and the Ritual
Committee, (David Caine, Michael Berman, Paul Kottler)
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who led the transition to our new
Mahzor Lev Shalem, organized
all of the honors, served as Gabbaim, and made the services run
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smoothly.
Ken Kalnitsky, our Ba’al Shacharit on Rosh HaShanah and
Yom
Kippur, our Ba’al Mincha on Yom Kippur, and who
leyned Torah on Rosh HaShanah day 2 & on Yom Kippur
morning.
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on Rosh HaShanah and Yom
Kippur, our Ba’al Tefillah for Kol
Nidre and Ne’ilah, and who
leyned Torah on Rosh HaShanah day 1.
Gary Lader assisted by Josh
Goldin for leading our Junior
Congregation Services.
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Shira Levin and Daniel Toland
for their awesome blowing of the
Shofar!!!
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Steve Weiner and all of the
ushers.
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Tammy, Nelson and Tim who
worked hard behind the scenes,
and who put up with me.
Steve Bergstein, Ron Gunczler
and Alan Cohen for leading
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Birchot HaShachar and Pesukei
D’Zimra.
Bunnie Piltch, Francine Wolfe,
and Alan Cohen for chanting
Haftarah.
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Sandy Wruble for learning and
reading the long if not exciting
book of Yonah.
Miriam Singer, Michael Berman, •
and Rebecca Meyer for leyning
Torah on Yom Kippur afternoon
and Cary Moritz for leyning Torah on Rosh HaShanah day 1
and day 2.
Sam Guncler, our Ba’al Musaf
Ardeth Smackey, Florence
Hausman and Marilyn Doluisio
who made the Torah silver
sparkle.
Judy Aronson, Florence Hausman, Judith Rodwin, Jannie
Kay,
Stephanie MillerBerman, Joan Parker, and
Sandy Wruble, who made the
Break-the-Fast worth the wait!
And finally, to all of the congregants who led English readings,
had aliyot, lit candles, opened
the ark, and lifted & carried Torahs.YASHER
KOACH!
HEALTHY U@55+
KudostoallthewonderfulpeopleinvolvedwiththeSeptember7,2014
installationofRabbiMichaelSinger
asthenewrabbiforCBS.Totheinstallationcommittee:MargoWeiner
andHannahZabitz,Co-chairs,Maria
Ain,FranFisher,EllenGreenberg,
Florence,Kevin,andMaryEllenHausman,BarbaraPlatt,JudithRodwin,
SandyWrubleandDessertMaster,
JannieKay.
Totheprogramparticipants:our
ownSamGuncler,CBSPresident
KevinHausman,CantorWartell,
RabbiEmeritusAllenJuda,and
specialguestRabbiJayKornsgold.
Andlastly,averyspecialthankyou
tomanyeventsponsorslistedinthe
installationprogram.Youallmadeit
averyspecialdayforeveryone!!!
SEASON 3, SESSION 1
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2014
10:00 AM
“Whats Wrong With Me?”
With Dr. Larry Levin
Have you ever experienced a strange chest pain, abdominal pain,
dizziness/vertigo, unusual headache, edema/swelling, chronic indigestion, or any number of unusual symptoms you were not sure
about what to do???? Plan to attend our next Healthy U session
and get some answers from an expert. Dr. Larry Levin, Board
Certified in Internal Medicine, practicing with Muhlenberg Primary Care group, will go over a variety of common topics and
when to be concerned about them. This program is truly for everyone!!!
Healthy breakfast served
CBS members FREE ~ Guests (encouraged) $4
Reservations not necessary. Be sure to attend!!!
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A HADASSAH LIFETIME
MEMBERSHIP is ONLY
$212 (payable in 6 installments w/credit card only)
until Dec. 31, 2014.
Annual membership
remains at $36.
Enroll now on line at
www.hadassah.org or call
Maria Ain: 610-694-0940
or write at:
[email protected] for
forms and information.
Bethlehem/
Easton
Hadassah
Book and Film Club
Date: Thursday,
November 20, 1:30 p.m.
Film: Nicky’s Family
Place: Judy Lappen,
1733 Millard St.,
Bethlehem,
610-868-1594
MONTH
NOVEMBER
4 – 16
DAY
TIME
9
Sun.
1:00p -4:00p
CBS
Taking orders for Pies
Kristallnacht Commemoration & Movie “The Book
Thief” in the Nancy Center Hall
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Tue.
7:30 PM
CBS
Board of Trustees meeting
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Fri.
6:00 PM
CBS
Shabbat Dinner—Social Hall
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Sun.
10:00 AM
CBS
Healthy U @ 55 Series continues w/Dr. Larry Levin –
“What’s Wrong With Me?”
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DECEMBER
5
Sun.
9:30a-12:00p
CBS
Pick up Pie orders
Friday
Noon
CBS
Latke Orders Due
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Saturday
7:30 PM
JCC Allentown
14
Sunday
10 AM—12 PM
CBS
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Wed.
12:00 PM
CBS
Pick up Latke Orders
Simcha Club—Cantor Sussman, Rabbi Singer, hosted by
Rabbi Juda
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Fri.
6:00 PM
CBS
Shabbat Dinner—Social Hall
Tue.
PLACE
CBS
EVENT
JDS 61st Annual Gala Honoring Rabbis & Cantors
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The CBS Chai Bakery’s Story!
Jannie Kay and Steffi Miller-Berman are the force behind the
program. They’re always looking
Three years ago Passover, some of our best bakers
for more men or women to join in either in the kitchen, with the
thought they could improve on the kosher-for-Passover
paperwork or distribution.
baked goods available in our local supermarkets. In
Give either one a call find out what you can do . Perhaps you have
addition, they’d raise a bit of money for the synagogue
a fry-cook hidden in you just waiting to
while having a good time promoting our kosher kitchen.
burst out to make a few hundred latkes
for the Chanukah.
They were right on all counts. Passover baking has
continued and Chanukah Gourmet Latkes have joined the party.
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1st CBS Shabbat Dinner of 5775
6:00 PM
Friday, November 14, 2014
This year, we will welcome Shabbat
with a variety of Shabbat Dinners.
Foods and styles will be typical of
different times and places from Lodz
to Lanai with some stops in between.
Where shall we start this celebration?
We will begin with the classic Ashkenazi dinner; beginning with chicken
soup mit knadelach right through
stewed fruit and cake with a special,
non-traditional option.*
There might even be gribenes for the
sentimental risk takers.
*There will be a special dessert treat:
the Pi~Pies, Apple, Blueberry or
Pumpkin for your delectation. Let us
know if they taste like your bubbie’s.
Please RSVP by Wednesday, November 12 for the November 14 Shabbat
Dinner
Family:____________________________________
# Adults @ $15:__________
# Kindelach @ $5 (5-13 yrs.):___________
Little Ones (<5): N/C
(Maximum charge not to exceed $45)
Double Chai:
♦
Austin Hedden in honor of Marla
Freedman’s birthday
♦
Steve Bergstein and Nanci Goldman
in honor of the 48th anniversary of
Steve’s Bar Mitzvah
The Mahzor Initiative was successful.
The Board of
Trustees would like
to thank everyone
who supported this
initiative. 88
members/families
purchased 237
mahzorim for themselves, the shul, or
both.
We hope the mahzor enhanced your
appreciation of the High Holiday service with its history comments and explanation of individual prayers in the
margins. If you would like to buy a
mahzor for next year or dedicate one to
the shul, please call the office. There
are still 65 left.
Make out checks to “CBS –Shabbat Dinners” or pay w/credit card
by calling the office.
C LUB
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17TH ~
12:00 Noon
Mark your calendars with these five future Shabbat dinner dates:
December 19 (2nd Candle Hanukkah) January 9
March 20 (1st Day of Spring)
February 20
April 17 (Post-Pesach Pasta Party)
NEWS FROM JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
Please join us in a support group for adult children caring for aging parents.
Weekly meetings at 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. on Wednesdays for 12 weeks, excluding Dec. 24
and 31.
At Jewish Family Service, 2004 Allen St., Allentown.
Co-facilitators: Rebecca Axelrod-Cooper and Susan Sklaroff-Van Hook. Pre-registration
is required. Call 610-821-8722 or email [email protected]. A contribution of $5 per
session would be appreciated but is not required.
Featuring Cantor Ellen Sussman,
hosted by Rabbi Allen Juda
Come and meet
Rabbi Michael Singer
Congregation Brith Sholom
1190 W. Macada Rd., Bethlehem
Call to make your reservations
610-866-8009
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It is with gra3tude that we acknowledge the following gi9s given to the synagogue in
memory of or to honor and commemorate the people or events men3oned. It is a sacred
obliga3on and a unique privilege for each of us to be able to show such tradi3onal support
and respect for our heritage and loved ones.
(Minimum contribuons to each of the funds are: Temple Fund/$10; Library Fund/$18;
Prayer Book Fund/$25; Capital Improvement Fund/$36)
PRAYER BOOK FUND
In appreciation of our honor
Maur & Doe Levan
In memory of beloved grandparents, Ernest & Freda Grotsky
Norm & Sandy Wruble
In memory of Joseph Riskin
The Riskin Family
In loving memory of Harold Weinstein
Louise Weinstein
In memory of Julius Gross
Ervin & Shirley Gross
In appreciation of my participation
in Yom Kippur prayers and services
Joel Cohen
In memory of Steven Katz, brother
of Stephanie Katz
Harry & Ruthie Shleifer
LIBRARY FUND
In appreciation of our honor on
Yom Kippur
Eugene & Lisa Meyer
In honor of Eugene’s birthday
Eugene & Lisa Meyer
In honor of Rachael Bochner’s
birthday
Eugene & Lisa Meyer
In honor of Mary Meyer’s 91st
birthday
Eugene & Lisa Meyer
In memory of William
Rosenzweig, beloved brother and
uncle
Michael, Frances, Wendy
& Norman Kaufmann
In memory of my wonderful
grandmother, Rose Brown
Linda Redding
In memory of beloved mother,
Louise Ungerleider on the occasion of her yahrzeit
Pamela Ungerleider
In memory of beloved mother,
Helen Stein
Pearl Stein
In appreciation of my honor on
Yom Kippur
Marla Freedman
In appreciation of our honor on
Yom Kippur
Gary & Jennifer Lader
In appreciation of my honor on
Yom Kippur
Ruth Kugelman
In memory of beloved mother,
Helen Stein
Mildred Dubin
TEMPLE FUND
In appreciation of Rabbi Singer’s
kindness
Larry & Ina Levin
Mazel tov to Shira on beautifully
and effortlessly blowing Shofar on
first day of Rosh Hashanah
Larry & Ina Levin
In appreciation of our honor on
Yom Kippur
Larry & Ina Levin
In memory of beloved mother,
Biena Goldman
Steve Bergstein & Nanci
Goldman
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND
In appreciation of our honor on
Yom Kippur
Andrew & Flora Pestcoe
In honor of Francine’s Aliyah on
2nd Rosh Hashanah
Jon & Francine Wolfe
In honor of Shira beautifully
chanting the haftorah on the 3rd
anniversary of her Bat Mitzvah
Larry & Ina Levin
In memory of Steven Goldblat
Casey Goldblat
In memory of Steven Katz
Stephanie Katz
In memory of Isadore Israelite
Muriel Lipschutz
ETZ HAYIM FUND
In honor of Daniel Toland and
Shira Levin blowing the Shofar
Jay & Fran Fisher
ENDOWMENT FUND
With thanks for the honors given
us on Yom Kippur and with gratitude to God for the privilege of
worshipping with Brith Sholom
Alan & Roz Cohen
“Bring a gift to the Sanctuary
And carry a blessing
from the House of God”
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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 1, 2014
Charles Bienenstock 8 Heshvan
* Benjamin Fink
8 Heshvan
Samuel Berger
10 Heshvan
Rachel Gross
12 Heshvan
Martin Hesse
12 Heshvan
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 8, 2014
Marshall Allen
15 Heshvan
Libby Cohen
15 Heshvan
Martin J. Piltch
15 Heshvan
* Meyer Sonnenfeld
15 Heshvan
* Elias Tabachnik
15 Heshvan
Sylvia Milestone
16 Heshvan
* David Simon
16 Heshvan
* Louise Ungerleider 16 Heshvan
Bernard Fisher
17 Heshvan
Erwin Juda
17 Heshvan
* Anna Kessler
17 Heshvan
* Leon Roth
17 Heshvan
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 15, 2014
Robert M. Feller
22 Heshvan
* Leo Silverman
22 Heshvan
* Fannie Alshutz
23 Heshvan
Miriam Berger
23 Heshvan
* Simon Cooperman
23 Heshvan
* Frank L. Gittler
23 Heshvan
* Bertha Good
24 Heshvan
* Frances Singer
24 Heshvan
* Ben Goodman
24 Heshvan
* Roy Klein
24 Heshvan
* Julius Turnauer
24 Heshvan
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 22, 2014
* Rose S. Kaufman
29 Heshvan
Henry Brotleit
29 Heshvan
* Leo Friess
29 Heshvan
* Elmer Adams
30 Heshvan
Frances Ghersin
1 Kislev
* Helen Tubis
1 Kislev
* Myer Weiss
1 Kislev
Samuel Brown
2 Kislev
* Rose Glazier
2 Kislev
Jakob Kaufmann
2 Kislev
* Milton Riskin
3 Kislev
Yetta Steinberger
3 Kislev
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 29, 2014
Sidney Hausman
7 Kislev
* Paul Jaslow
8 Kislev
Joseph Kaplan
8 Kislev
* Julius Neuman
8 Kislev
Milton Sanders
8 Kislev
* Emanuel Perkin
9 Kislev
Morris Rosenzweig 9 Kislev
Patricia Soffer
9 Kislev
* Bernard Deutch
10 Kislev
* Harry Philip
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Charles Meil
* Ida D. Marcus
Samuel Garber
Isidore Juda
Jean Waddell
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* Amelia Fraivillig
* Dora Goldberg
* Bessie Schwalb
* Max Himmel
* Samuel Goldstein
* Esther Hyatt
Milton Milestone
James Lott
* Florence Bratspies
Morris Kaplan
Ernest Moritz
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* Louis Wiener
* Rosa Kline
Sara Shear
Pearl Weissler
* Lena Cornfeld
Gustav Faeder
* Louis Lax
Paula K. Moses
* David Greenberg
* Louis Mahler
Bernis Mayer
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* Betty Herzon
* Ben Bratspies
Ida Movsovich
* Ben Sheckter
* Jack Wolf
* Eugene Spitz
* Fae Gidaley
* Rebecca Koller
* Eva Miller
* Gussie Friedman
Bertha Green
Bessie Pozefsky
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* Sylvia Riskin
* Rose Abroms
* Dr. Robert Jaslow
* Tillie Barsky
Daniel Kottler
* Martin Neuman
* Freda Levitt
Sabina Diamond
* Ida Salmanowitz
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NOVEMBER
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Saturday
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Wisdom of
Talmud Class
Parashat LechLecha
7:04p
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9th of Chesh-
Living La Vida
11th of Chesh-
Hebrew in a
Torah Reading -
14th of Chesh-
van, 5775
Tova Class—
van, 5775
Heartbeat Class—
101 Class 7:30
van, 5775
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Kristallnacht
Commemoration
Living La Vida
Board of
Hebrew in a
Torah Reading -
Shabbat Dinner
Tova Class—
Trustees mtg.
Heartbeat Class—
101 Class 7:30
6:00 PM
The Book
Thief 1:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
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Healthy U @ 55 +
10:00 AM
Dr. Larry Levin
“What’s Wrong
with Me?”
Living La Vida
25th of Chesh-
Hebrew in a
Torah Reading -
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Tova Class—
van, 5775
Heartbeat Class—
101 Class 7:30
van, 5775
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Pick up Pie orders
2nd of Kislev,
3rd of Kislev,
4th of Kislev,
6th of Kislev,
9:30 AM—12 Noon
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7:30 PM
Wisdom of
Talmud Class
Parashat
Vayera
5:56p
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Wisdom of
Talmud Class
Parashat Chayei Sara
5:50p
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4:21p
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Wisdom of
Talmud Class
Parashat Toldot
5:45p
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4:17p
Wisdom of
Talmud Class
Parashat
Vayetzei
5:42p
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Rabbi Michael singer
Rabbi Emeritus: Rabbi Allen Juda
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