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Congregation Beth Ahm
Red, White & You
Annual Gala Event
April 26 at 5:30 p.m.
An evening of wine, food and fun that you don’t want to miss!
Call 248-851-6880 to purchase your tickets!
SPRING 2015
What’s Inside?
Shabbat on the
Hillel Playground Page 3
Sisterhood
Rummage Sale
Page 4
Shabbat with
Chancellor Eisen
SHAVUOT SCHEDULE & SERVICE TIMES
Page 7
Birthdays &
Anniversaries
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Join us as we celebrate the giving of the Torah to the Jewish
people. Everyone welcome! Refreshments will be provided. We
will start at 8:00 p.m. with Shabbat Minha followed by a variety
of teachers at our Tikun including Professor Howard Lupovitch,
Rabbi Rubenstein, and several Beth Ahm members. We will break
from our learning for Maariv at 10:00 p.m. For the night owls, our
Tikun will finish at approximately 1:00 a.m.
Calendar of Events
Page 9
Creating the
Jewish Future Page 10
Sunday, May 24
Shaharit 9:30 a.m.
Minha 7:00 p.m.
Jews on the Small Screen
with Howard Lupovitch
Page 11
Tikun Leil Shavuot
Saturday May 23
Monday, May 25
Shaharit 9:30 a.m.
We will also chant The Book of Ruth
prior to the Torah service
Yizkor approximately 11:00 a.m.
Minha 7:00 p.m.
In Loving Memory
BIG ENOUGH
TO ENRICH YOU.
SMALL ENOUGH
TO KNOW YOU.
Spring 2015 XXXVIII No. 4
Nisan - Iyar - Sivan - Tammuz 5775
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B’nai Mitzvah
Zachary Evan Rones will become a Bar Mitzvah on April 25, 2015. Zachary is the son of Debbie Rones
and Todd Rones and brother to Brandon Rones. Proud grandparents are Larry and Marcia Brown and
Rona Rones. Zach is a student at Hillel Day School. He enjoys basketball, NASCAR, watching sports
and spending time with his friends. For his mitzvah project he has been involved with JARC.
Jonah Ariel Singman will become a Bar Mitzvah on May 2, 2015. Jonah is the son of Jorge and Beth
Singman and brother to Leah and Noah. Proud grandparents are Dr. Ernesto (z’l) and Tita Singman
and Dr. Harold (z’l) and Evelyn Plotnick. Jonah is a student at Berkshire Middle School. He enjoys
travel, science, politics, progressive rock, Israeli music, tennis and golf. For his mitzvah project Jonah
comes to Beth Ahm Sunday morning minyan and puts on tefillin.
Isaac Gabriel Smith will become a Bar Mitzvah on May 9, 2015. Isaac is the son of Shari Wenokur
Smith and Fredric Smith, and is the brother of Alec and Hunter Ramsay-Smith. Proud
grandparents are Dotty and Arthur Smith and Arlene and Larry Wenokur. Isaac is a student at
Orchard Lake Middle School. He enjoys science, sports and singing. For his mitzvah project he has
been volunteering with Kids Kicking Cancer and helping to prepare baskets for Yad Ezra.
Jonah Samuel Cohen will become a Bar Mitzvah on June 6, 2015. Jonah is the son of Ted and Julie
Cohen. Proud grandparents are Edie and Dan Sklar, Shirley Cohen and Larry Cohen. Jonah is a
student at Anderson Middle School. He enjoys music, playing drums, riding the subway and
hanging out with his friends. For his mitzvah project he will be visiting residents at Colville Assisted
Living Apartments with his standard poodle Cesar.
BIG
Join Rabbi Steven Rubenstein for:
A
Welcome to
our Newest Members
Tot Shabbat at 10:45 a.m.
Parents and/or grandparents are invited
to attend with their pre-schoolers!
Wendy Robins
Birthday Shabbat
Kids will join us for end of service in the main sanctuary to receive a
special blessing and gift during their birthday month.
Carri, Adam, and Olivia Riemer
April 18: Tot Shabbat and Birthday Shabbat
May 16: Birthday Shabbat
May 24: Tot Shabbat Shavuot Edition
June 13: Tot Shabbat and Birthday Shabbat
RSVP to Rabbi Rubenstein
at 248-851-6880 ext. 17
or [email protected]
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Youth & Family
Pirkei Avot for Teens
With Dahlia Schwartz
April 18, 25 and May 2 at 11:00 a.m.
A lively discussion for teens and older tweens: Around 2000 years ago,
the most learned rabbis gave advice on everything from what sort of
people you should hang out with to the most important values for
living your life. Can their advice help us to live in today’s world? What
do we do with religious texts that today seem outdated? Together, we’ll
discuss, debate, and decide how relevant this ancient advice is for us
today. Questions? Contact Rabbi Rubenstein at [email protected]
Healthy Body, Healthy World
May 7 at 6:00 p.m.
Join us as we celebrate Lag B’Omer with a delicious vegetarian meal. Learn about home
gardening, organic farming, and how healthy eating helps to maintain a health world.
There is no charge to attend but advanced registration is required.
For more information or to register, contact Elissa Berg at 248-851-6880 or [email protected]
Sponsored by the Nadis Family Fund.
Shabbat on the Hillel Playground
May 15 at 6:00 p.m.
Join your Beth Ahm and Hillel Day School friends for a ‘kid friendly’ Shabbat
experience. Meet on the Hillel Day School playground and bring a dairy or pareve
dinner. Challah, grape juice, dessert and fun will be provided! There is no charge but
advanced reservations are encouraged. Contact Elissa Berg at 248-851-6880 or
[email protected] to register or with questions. Rain??? No problem, we’ll meet
inside in the Hillel merkaz.
Youth Shabbat
May 30 beginning at 9:30 a.m.
Bring the family to Shabbat services and stay for lunch! All of our young people,
pre-school through high school will be leading us in services. Childcare will be available for
pre-school through kindergarten aged children. There will also be a family program
presented by the Ramah fellows during the Torah service for K-5th graders at approximately
10:30 a.m. There is no charge for lunch but advanced registration is encouraged.
Contact Elissa Berg at 248-851-6880 or [email protected] to register or with questions.
Purim Fun!
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Men’s Club & Sisterhood
Parasha and Pizza with Rabbi Rubenstein
Three Part Minyan Learn Series – Women of the Bible
Open to the community, all welcome - $7 per person per learning session
5:45 p.m. - Pizza and salad in Goodman Hall followed by learning with Rabbi Rubenstein
7:00 p.m. - Minha in the Tauber Family Chapel (about 15 minutes)
Payment by check (made payable to Congregation Beth Ahm Men’s Club) or cash can be made
at the door. No credit cards. Please share this invitation with anyone you think might like
to attend! Contact Jerry Zabel by April 21 for reservations at 248-521-1090
or [email protected]
Part One: Tuesday, April 28: The Shunamite and Elisha
The Shunamite woman’s dedication to the prophet Elisha takes several dramatic turns over the course of many years. Her
independence and strength teach us not only about her as an individual but also open up questions about the role of women
in public society in ancient Israel.
Part Two -Tuesday, May 26: Tamar’s Deception
Telling the truth may be the best policy, but the Tanakh contains several stories in which deception is used by a weaker party
to obtain results. We’ll explore Tamar’s deception of Judah, the danger involved, and her ultimate triumph.
Part Three - June 30: Rahav in Jericho
Before the ‘walls came tumbling down’, two Israelite spies encounter Rahav, a non-Jewish prostitute within the walls of
Jericho. Is it true dedication or opportunism that has her side with the Israelites? Jewish tradition will trace her story long after
the Battle of Jericho.
Let’s Do Lunch with the Men’s Club
April 21 and May 19
Come join Rabbi Rubenstein and the
Men’s Club of Beth Ahm at Noon at
Jerusalem Pizza in the West Bloomfield
JCC for a chance to meet, greet and eat
with the group. Please confirm your
attendance (RSVP’s a must) by
contacting Pat Ritchie at 248-285-1480 or
[email protected]
Book Talk and Lunch
in the Teen Lounge
Thursday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Debra Darvick will review
“The Boston Girl” by Anita Diamont
(author of “The Red Tent”)
The cost is $5 per person.
For more information, or to RSVP,
contact Shelley Shindler
at 248-417-8000 or [email protected]
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Men’s Club Tigers Game
Detroit vs. Boston
Sunday, August 9 at 1:00 p.m.
Carpool at 11:30am from Beth Ahm
parking lot to the game. Tickets are $25
for Men’s Club members and $30 for
non-members. RSVP’s and payments
must be in by July 17 and made
payable to the Beth Ahm Men’s Club.
Please RSVP to Steve Davidson at 248-363-5537 or
[email protected]
Sisterhood Rummage Sale
Sundays, August 2 & 9 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Mondays, August 3 & 10 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Rummage (rŭm′ĭj): Clothing, housewares, linen, toys,
sporting goods, art, books and more...
Make spring cleaning a mitzvah by donating your
rummage to the Sisterhood.
Donated items will be accepted
Monday through Friday starting May
18 between the hours of 9:00 a.m and
noon. Contact Karen Davidson at
[email protected] with questions.
Volunteers are also needed before,
during, and after the sale. Interested?
Contact Marni Foster Lupovitch
at [email protected]
Minyan Matters
Message from the President
An Invitation To Experience Shabbat Minha - All Welcome!
Dear friends,
I’d like to invite you to join us for a weekly service with which many are unfamiliar: Shabbat minha (afternoon). Now that we are back on
Daylight Savings Time, we are davening Shabbat minha at 5 p.m. on Saturdays. I would like to encourage you to consider joining Rabbi
Rubenstein, Howie Lupovitch, me, and our other Shabbat afternoon regulars, to experience Shabbat minha, perhaps for the very first
time – a beautiful service with its own unique prayer melody (nusah) and ambience.
For those who are not already familiar with Shabbat minha: it begins with Ashrei and Hatzi Kaddish, followed by a brief Torah service
(consisting of the first aliyah from next week’s Torah portion, divided into three aliyot), the Amidah (individually and then repeated by the
person leading the service), Aleinu and Mourner’s Kaddish.
At the conclusion of the Shabbat minha Torah service, before the Torah is returned to the ark, we recite the special memorial prayer
“El Malei Rahamim” for any yahrzeit which is being observed that day
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or during the coming week, if a yahrzeit observer is present. This can
be especially important for those who have yahrzeit during the week
Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in the Teen Lounge
but are not able to attend an early morning minyan service on the
Free and open to the community
actual day of the yahrzeit.
no reservations needed, all welcome
Shabbat minha runs about 30 minutes. Following minha Rabbi
Spring - Summer Schedule will include:
Rubenstein leads a brief Torah study session (less than 5 minutes)
“The Story of the Jews” with Simon Schama
in lieu of ma’ariv, followed by a reading of the yahrzeit names for the
(5-part series shown on PBS)
coming day; then mourners, those observing yahrzeit, and anyone
else who wishes to participate stand to recite kaddish derabbanan
“Jerusalem” with Ray Suarez (2-part series shown on PBS)
(the kaddish for Torah study).
“Hollywood and the Jews” with Professor Howard Lupovitch
I hope many will take the opportunity to be part of our Shabbat minha
(4-part series presented at Beth Ahm in July 2014)
kehilla at Beth Ahm this spring and over the summer. As always, I
“Jewish Philosophy Matters” with Professor Howard Lupovitch
welcome hearing from you with any questions, comments or
(4-part seriespresented at Beth Ahm in January 2015)
suggestions you might have. Please feel free to contact me!
Kol tuv, all the best
Nancy Kaplan
Ritual Assistant
[email protected]
248-737-1931
Facebook: Nancy Federman Kaplan
Shabbat Times
Candlelighting
April 3 - 7:44 p.m.
April 10 - 7:51 p.m.
April 17 - 7:59 p.m.
April 24 - 8:07 p.m.
May 1 - 8:15 p.m.
May 8 - 8:23 p.m.
May 15 - 8:30 p.m.
May 22 - 8:37 p.m.
May 29 - 8:44 p.m.
June 5 - 8:49 p.m.
June 12 - 8:53 p.m.
June 19 - 8:56 p.m.
June 26 - 8:57 p.m.
Lectures by Scholars at the Shalom Hartman Institute
in Jerusalem
Each week’s session includes informal discussion facilitated by
Nancy Kaplan. For more information contact Nancy
at 248-737-1931 or
[email protected] or visit www.cbahm.org
Service Times
Shabbat ends
Daily Minyan*
April 11 - 8:55 p.m.
Friday: 7 a.m. & 6 p.m.
April 4 - 8:46 p.m.
April 18 - 9:03 p.m.
April 25 - 9:12 p.m.
May 2 - 9:21 p.m.
May 9 - 9:30 p.m.
May 16 - 9:39 p.m.
May 23 - 9:47 p.m.
May 30- 9:55 p.m.
June 6 - 10:01 p.m.
June 13 - 10:05 p.m.
June 20 - 10:08 p.m.
Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. & 7 p.m.
Sunday & Major Legal Holidays: 9 a.m. & 5 p.m.
* Weekday morning minyan starts at 6:45 a.m. on
Rosh Hodesh (Sunday & Monday, April 19 & 20,
Tuesday, May 19, Wednesday & Thursday, June 17 & 18)
Shabbat Services
Kabbalat Shabbat & Ma’ariv – Friday 6 p.m.
Shabbat Morning – Saturday 9:30 a.m.
Shabbat Minha
Minha 5:00 p.m.
June 27 - 10:09 p.m.
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Synagogue News
TIKKUN OLAM SOCIAL ACTION TEAM (TOSAT) – Dedicated to Improving the World
Having just celebrated Pesach, we remember the privileges that freedom brings like being with family and friends, and of course good
food. We also remember those less fortunate in our community. A big thank you to everyone who sent a Passover donation to Yad Ezra. We
support this essential agency throughout the year with our appeals for cash donations, donations of food and the delivery of groceries to
their clients who are unable to come to the agency themselves. Many thanks to our recent volunteers: Nancy and Jeff Adler, Sharon Kapit,
Beverly Fradis and Hadas Bernard.
TOSAT is also proud to have made a donation to the Experiencia Preparatory Academy in Detroit to purchase books at Bookstock. This
past year congregant Risha Ring has been acting director of this charter school that primarily serves disadvantaged children. Our donation
supports “one of our own”, a school in great need of books, and Bookstock.
Debi King
248-224-5773
[email protected]
Agenda for the Day!
7:00 a.m. Run for Israel Registration Opens
8:00 a.m. Run for Israel Start
11:00 a.m. WFI Programs begin/Open to the public
12:30 p.m. Free Kosher Lunch from Jerusalem Pizza (New Start Time!)
1:30 p.m. Walk begins (New Start Time!)
The Run & Walk for Israel take place at Temple Shir Shalom, which is located on the corner of Walnut Lake Road and
Orchard Lake Road in West Bloomfield.
We Extend our Condolences to:
Ilene & Henry Rubin and Family on the passing
of their niece Barbara “Bobbie” Gavorin.
Judy Vine, Sandra Vine-Sirlin and Family on the passing of
their father and grandfather Charles Rader.
The Family of Meyer Blackman on his passing.
Steven (Cara) Schafer and Family on the passing of
his father Herbert Racklin.
Roz Winer and Family on the passing of her brother
Harold Patrick.
Deborah (Richard) Warsh and Family
on the passing of their mother Paula Urbach.
Marsha Lynn and Family on the passing
of her husband Jerry Lynn.
The Family of Grace Naftaly on her passing.
Raye Dinnerstein and Family on the passing
of her brother Joe Metzger.
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Synagogue News
Mazal Tov and Yasher Koach to:
Murphy Ealy and Family on the birth of his grandson Eviare Lee Ealy.
Marisa & Dr. Gary Lakind and Family on the birth of their son Masada Lakind.
Ila & Leslie Schonberg and Family on the birth of
their granddaughter Nina Abigail Schonberg.
Lisa & Brian Gates and Family on the birth of their son Caleb Adam Gates.
Havurah-Style Shabbat Dinner
Friday, May 15
Would you be interested in being part of an informal group that prepares a light vegetarian dinner
to enjoy on Friday night following 6:00 p.m. services at Beth Ahm? Dinner will be held in Goodman
Hall, so space is limited.
$10 per person, $5 for ages 5 to 12, No charge for children under 5 or $36 per household.
To RSVP, contact Alison Blau at 248-851-6880 or [email protected]
Questions? Contact Nancy Kaplan at 248-737-1931 or [email protected]
Save the date!
Friday, June 12 at Adat Shalom.
Beth Ahm and Adat Shalom Synagogue invite you to celebrate Shabbat with Chancellor Arnold
Eisen of The Jewish Theological Seminary.
Kabbalat Shabbat services will begin at 6:00 p.m. followed by dinner and a conversation with
Chancellor Eisen at approximately 8:00 p.m. More information about the dinner, registration
details, and Chancellor Eisen’s presentation will be available soon.
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Hebrew
This class for beginners
will Literacy
get you on102
the path to
Tuesday nightswith
7:30
8:30 p.m.
reading Hebrew--starting
the– Aleph-Bet.
Seven sessions beginning April 28
Instructor: Elissa Berg
Know the Hebrew alef-bet but need practice reading? This class is
for you. We’ll improve our reading capabilities in a fun and
Everyone welcome - Open to the Community
interactive way. Tuition is $30. Contact Elissa Berg
at 248-851-6880 or [email protected] to register or with questions.
Class Sessions
7 Tuesday Nights
Jan 20, 27
Feb 3, 10, 17, 24
March 3
Learn To Read
Hebrew
7:30-8:30pm
TuitionThis
- $30
class for beginners will get you on the path to
reading Hebrew--starting with the Aleph-Bet.
To register, call 248-851-6880 or email [email protected].
Instructor: Elissa Berg
For questions or if you are interested in add’l opportunities to learn
Hebrew, please contact Rabbi Rubenstein - [email protected].
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
April Birthdays
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Emily Sitron
Debra Lebovic
Richard Wolk
Venera Collins
Emily Hersch
Belle Hornung
Manuela User
Howard Manela
Steven Schafer
Terri Stearn
Reemone Chudnow
Kendall Hornung
Maynard Kalef
Robert Kleinberg
Janice LeWitt
Levi Rothberger
Eitan Cisneros
Lev Eisenberg
Zachary Rones
Bruce Skolnik
Emery Weiss
Joshua Davidson
Joyce Herman
Leslie Kohn
Elana Burnstein
Herbert Kaufman
Barbara Schnipper
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Manny Glazier
Risha Ring
Brandon Rones
Warren Tessler
Edward Klein
Esther Salomon
Ryan Tamaroff
Jennifer Ellenbogen
Scott King
Sharon Lampear
Joshua Manela
Margi Opperer
Jill Farber
Jack Friedman
Gary Lakind
Maxine Berman
Carl User
Sherri Goodman
Michael Kaplan
Lisa Dresner
Donald Nitzkin
Marilyn Rice
Debra Darvick
Sacha Aguilar
Elizabeth Elkus
Susan Goren
Joshua Ben
Phyllis Applebaum
Barbara Stern
Jake Becker
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Mark Weiss
Laurence Deutsch
Julie Hersch
Sanford Stacey
Anita Blender
Alyssa Mientkiewicz
Elizabeth Traison
Deede Auster
Bella Brookenthal
Terry Kahan
Marc Soble
Stanford Gross
Bylaina Lavine
Ellen Weiss
Ronni Baum
Ron Israel
Robert White
Jonathan Kaufman
Ashley Weisberg
Ella Bak
Raye Dinnerstein
Simon Indianer
Lisa Shapiro
Illana Stern
Steven Traison
Mark Adler
Joshua Eisenberg
Bradley Nusbaum
Sadie Rubinstein
Sharona Shapiro
Clara Gaba
Maureen Frank
Staci Giske
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Mickey Shapiro
Stella Skolnik
Alexander Kovnat
A. Irving Schnipper
Evan Chudnow
Steven Davidson
Mara Israel
Lawrence Bluth
Noel Lawson
Gary Nitzkin
Marnie Schafer
Isaac Smith
Janet Belsky
Matthew Blackman
Isaac Kurzmann
Michael Rice
Nadav Goren
Marc Terebelo
Gerda Wolf
Sari Weiss
Douglas Kahan
Abigail Soble
Henry Stern
Andrew Belsky
Helene Kohn
Nat Fishman
Jeffrey Silver
Emily Nadis
Rebecca Nadis
Goldie Topper
Richard Warsh
Roland Collins
Jason Rosenbaum
Arielle Davidson
Sara Kahan
Daniel Kaufman
Daniel Kohn
Jeremy Moss
Manuel Charach
Jerome Soble
Max Feber
Marci Klein
Andrew Sternberg
Henry Dodge
Beth Greenapple
Nancy Kaplan
Ila Schonberg
Sara Goodman
Dayna Slutsky
Joel Tauber
Daniel Lebedinski
Maurice Opperer
Beth Singman
David Stryk
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Aliana Schwartz
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Marissa Goldston
Minna Kaufman
David Sachs
Sean Steingold
Eric Frehsee
Jennifer Becker
Aaron Bernard
Sharon Hobson
Joshua Kaufman
Toby Kleinberg
Agnes Lugosi
Ashley Tamaroff
Eryn Block
Sara Shapiro
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Evelyn Gorge
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Harry Lebovic
Nathan Bak
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Jeffrey Kahan
Marcia Kersch
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Joshua Israel
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Margo Woll
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Jason Goldis
Sharil Roby
Eugene Weiss
Sarah Aguilar
Marc Cohen
Svetlana Lebedinski
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Florence Nitzkin
Jared Rothberger
Ryan Israel
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William Sperber
Sari Blackman
Margot Efros
Jennie Gnesin
Aaron Schafer
Spencer Schafer
Howard Brode
Aaron Ellenbogen
Abraham Levine
Howard Lupovitch
Gavriella Weisberg
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Michael & Marla Schmitz
Noah & Illana Stern
Larry & Laraine Deutsch
Steven & Esther Davidson
Martin & Debra Darvick 35th
Erica & Chris Gray
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Lawrence & Nancy Bluth
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Jeffrey & Sari Weiss
Steven & Jennifer Ribiat
Harry & Sally Tuchklaper
Manuel & Natalie Charach
Jeffrey & Sari Blackman
A. Irving & Barbara Schnipper
Stuart & Donna Farber
Jeffery & Sharil Roby
Leonard & Shirley Cetner
Scott & Jodi Cranis
Benoit & Evelyn Gorge
Doug & Ilene Kahan
Steven & Margie Shapiro 30th
Jorge & Beth Singman
James & Sherry Hobson
Ed & Marcia Kersch
Jeffrey & Alesa Silver
Maurice & Karen Davidson
Fabio & Staci Giske
Harvey & Helen Shapiro
Gary & Marisa Lakind
Gregg Kepes & Shelly Brodsky
Salo & Sue Korn
Bruce & Susan Sitron
Richard & Deborah Warsh
16 Michael & Nancy Kaplan
17 Robert & Francine Levine
18 Manny & Sandy Glazier
19 Harris & Phoebe Mainster 55th
20 Asa & Sara Shapiro
21 Andrew & Marci Klein
21 David Lerner & Sharona Shapiro
22 Ira & Eileen Rosenbaum
22 Douglas & Margo Woll 40th
23 Howard & Lilly Jacobson
25 Jason & Marla Golnick 20th
25 Michael & Marilyn Rice
25 David & Karen Stryk 15th
26 Hershel & Dorothy Sandberg 10th
27 Adam & Jennie Gnesin
28 Alex & Diana Kovnat
28 Noel & Judith Lawson
28 Steven & Jodie Mientkiewicz
28 Leon & Esther Salomon
29 Alon & Shari Kaufman
30 Milton & Barbara Stern
Calendar of Events
Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit
D. Dan & Betty Kahn Building • 6600 W. Maple Rd.
West Bloomfield, MI • 48322 • 248-432-5579
Michigan Watercolor Society
68th Annual Exhibition
May 17 - July 16
This juried exhibition is open to all Michigan residents. Artists
will compete for $5,000 in prizes to be presented at the opening
reception.
Since 1946 the Michigan
Watercolor Society’s mission
has been to promote a
stronger awareness and
interest in watercolor, maintain
high standards; and further
education in the contemporary
arts.
Jon Hunter - Coy
Opening Reception
Sunday, May 17, 1-4 p.m.
The opening reception begins with a noon lecture featuring Robert
Burridge in Handleman Hall. The lecture is free and open to the
public.
Ted VassarSystemization of a Chaotic
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from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday-Wednesday,
and 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Thursdays.
For information, call the gallery at 248-432-5448,
go to www.jccdet.org or visit the
Janice Charach Gallery on Facebook.
The Gallery is open to the general public at no admission.
Visit the Gallery opening live stream at https://livestre.am/3tixs.
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Pirkei Avot for Teens
Tot Shabbat and birthday Shabbat
Men’s Club Shabbat
Let’s Do Lunch with the Men’s Club
Yom Hazikaron
Yom Haaztmaut
Zachary Rones Bar Mitzvah
Pirkei Avot for Teens
Annual synagogue gala
Pizza and Parsha with the Men’s Club
Beginning of Hebrew Literacy class May 2015
Jonah Singman Bar Mitzvah
Pirkei Avot for Teens
Lag BaOmer
Young Adult Shabbat dinner
Isaac Smith Bar Mitzvah
Sisterhood book review
Shabbat on the Hillel playground
Havurah style Shabbat Dinner
Bet Midrash Shabbat
Birthday Shabbat
Walk for Israel
Start of rummage sale collection
Let’s Do Lunch with the Men’s Club
Tikun Leil Shavuot
Shavuot
Tot Shabbat Shavuot edition
Shavuot & Yizkor
Pizza and Parsha with the Men’s Club
Youth Shabbat
Annual congregational meeting
June 2015
Jonah Cohen Bar Mitzvah
Shabbat with Chancellor Eisen
Tot Shabbat and Birthday Shabbat
Pizza and Parsha with the Men’s Club
Recurring Events
Drop In & Learn - Judaica on DVD
Every Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. in the Teen Lounge
Free and open to the community.
No reservations required, walk-ins welcome.
See page 5 for more information.
Conversation Café
Every Thursday from 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. at Beth Ahm
Join Rabbi Rubenstein for a weekly conversation
about ideas, community, politics and society.
Something new each week.
Come every week or just drop in.
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248-225-3600 or [email protected]
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Message from the Rabbi
Creating the Jewish Future
He was voicing his concern, his angst about the Jewish future. It was an honest statement, one that many
people at Beth Ahm might voice themselves. In spite of his efforts to live a Jewish life, educate his children,
participate in Jewish community, he worried—what is going to happen to the next generation of Jews? It is
a reasonable question. After all, we all have concerns about The State of Israel, growing Anti-Semitism in
Europe, and the challenges to Jewish identity and meaning that we face here in the United States. The angst
that I sometimes hear expressed is a serious one, borne out of a place of deep meaning within people’s
hearts. What is going to become of the Jewish people?
It is a hard question to answer, but it is certainly not the first time that it has been asked. Simon
Rawidowicz once called the Jews, ‘the ever dying people,’ in an attempt to describe our concern that
disaster will overtake us. But if we have often been concerned about the Jewish future, we have had cause.
Throughout our history, we have faced serious challenges to our survival, both physical and spiritual. Fortunately, we have been blessed
with leaders who have helped us face those challenges. Each one faced it in his or her own way. The Maccabees took up the sword in
defense of Jewish sovereignty. Rabbi Yohanan ben Zakai showed us how to transform Jewish life after the destruction of the Temple. Rashi
became the teacher that we needed so that we could learn Torah. Maimonides helped us find a path between Greek and Muslim
philosophy and Jewish tradition. Not to mention the various ways that modern Zionists helped create the State of Israel—some through
bravery in battle, others through the settling of the land, and still others through diplomacy. In each generation, the Jewish people needed
something different, and in each generation new leaders arose. More than that, the Jewish people rose to the challenge. Ultimately, it is we,
the Jewish people who are called to live Jewish lives, the beauty and the challenge of that life. Of course, those who feel connected to the
Jewish people and Jewish life are more apt to feel concern for the Jewish future. So what should we do?
I wish I had all of the answers to lead us into the Jewish future. Instead, I have only a few words of advice for you. While there are many
ways that Jews have divided themselves up into groups, there may only be two kinds of Jews—serious Jews and not-so-serious Jews. I
am not the first to suggest this, but I have always found it instructive. If you care about the future of the Jewish people, take yourself
seriously, as a Jew. The Jewish future has always depended on those Jews who felt responsible for that future. Take on that responsibility
and live the Jewish life that you hope to see in the future. To paraphrase a bit, our tradition says, it is not your responsibility to complete the
task, but neither are you free from participating in the task.
Rabbi Steven Rubenstein
248-851-6880 ext. 17
[email protected]
Summer Sermon Series
Bet Midrash
Bet Midrash Shabbat with Rabbi Rubenstein
Saturday, May 16
“The Sabbatical Year/Shemita”
The Torah teaches that every seven years, a series of laws go
into effect in the Land of Israel which impact agriculture and the
economy in far-reaching ways. We’ll discuss how these ancient
ideas speak to the contemporary world and touch on issues of
land use, rest, and social responsibility.
Special Bet Midrash Shabbat Schedule
No Torah study – Shaharit begins at 9:00 a.m.
Bet Midrash will begin at the conclusion of services
(approximately 11:00 a.m.).
This is a wonderful opportunity for you to dive into
Jewish learning and to share some of that learning with
the congregation. Rabbi Rubenstein is happy to help you
learn the Torah portion of the week and mentor you as you
craft a sermon. You have the ability to deliver an important
message to our community, sharing both what you have
learned as well as a part of yourself. Our Summer Sermon
Series will take place on the following Shabbatot:
June 20 Parashat Korah
July 4 Parashat Balak
August 1 Parashat Va’ethanan
If you have questions or would like to sign up to deliver one
of these sermons, please contact Rabbi Rubenstein
at 248-851-6880 or [email protected]
Young Adult Shabbat Celebration
Friday, May 8 beginning at 6 p.m.
Young Adults are invited to join us for
Shabbat services and dinner at Beth Ahm.
Open to the community.
No charge but RSVPs are required by May 5.
Questions? Want to RSVP?
Contact Rabbi Rubenstein at [email protected]
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Message from the President
As I write this, still sated from two lovely seders with family and friends, and two days of leftovers, I am looking
forward to an exciting series of events at Beth Ahm. First, of course, is our annual gala on April 26. I hope to
see as many of you as possible that evening. We’ll have a chance to nosh and kibbitz, and celebrate our shul’s
accomplishments over the past decade.
The most recent of those accomplishments, the renovation of our sanctuary, will begin in mid-May and be
ready in time for Rosh Hashanah. Very shortly, you will be able to see renderings of the renovation, designed by
our own Dina Kawer and Sari Blackman. Dina, of course, has designed two other holy spaces in our shul, the
Kahan Memorial Room and the Tauber Chapel (as well as the Teen Lounge). The design for the sanctuary will
tie together all three of these holy spaces. Thanks to your generosity, our sanctuary will continue to be, as it has
always been, a warm, comforting space for our community to gather and celebrate Shabbat and holidays.
We will not have the sanctuary available for Shavuot, which begins less than a week after the renovation begins, but plans are underway
nonetheless for a festive celebration, including our tikkun leil Shavuot, with learning sessions led by Rabbi Rubenstein and Professor
Howard Lupovitch.
We have been increasing our joint programming with other Conservative congregations over the last couple of years, in recognition that we
are part of a larger community. We have had two very successful years of joint Purim celebrations. Last fall, we cosponsored our scholar in
residence program with Adat Shalom, featuring Professor Jeffrey Rubenstein from NYU. On Friday, June 12, we reciprocate, cosponsoring
Chancellor Arnold Eisen of The Jewish Theological Seminary at Adat Shalom. Chancellor Eisen is a compelling speaker, a dynamic leader
and one of the brightest intellectual lights of the Conservative movement. It is an honor for us to cosponsor his visit to our community. I
hope you’ll join us at Adat Shalom for services, dinner, and Chancellor Eisen’s presentation.
I look forward to seeing you at these events, and on Shabbat. Remember, if you have any questions, comments, ideas, or concerns, you
can e-mail me any time at [email protected]
L’shalom,
Jeff Silver
President
Annual Congregational Meeting May 31 at 10:15 a.m.
You’re invited!
YOU, as a member, are an important part of this meeting.
Learn about congregational happenings and cast your vote
for Officers and Trustees.
Come early and enjoy minyan and breakfast starting at 9 a.m.
Jews on the Small Screen with Professor Howard Lupovitch
Tuesdays in July at 7:30 p.m.
For more than half a century, Jewish characters and themes have appeared on television, sometimes at the heart of a program and
other times in the background. In this series, we explore through video clips and readings not only where Jews have appeared but
what the Jewish presence on television reflects about the complex relationship between America Jews
and American culture.
July 7: From Absent to Invisible: the Mainstreaming of Jews on Television
Older television shows included Jews only rarely, and then often as exotic friends or visitors;
eventually Jewish characters became the center of plot and controversy. A measure of this change is the
way intermarriage was once treated as a source of tension and discomfort but eventually became part of
the backdrop.
July 14: Criminalizing Anti-Semitism
From older shows like the Twilight Zone to more recent shows like Law & Order, Anti-Semitism has been
used a trope to show moral failure and the struggle of mainstream American culture to eliminate it and
other forms of prejudice.
July 21: Laughing at Jews, Laughing with Jews
How have television shows manage to present Jewish mannerisms and quirks in a way that is funny and
sometimes even irreverent but rarely offensive?
July 28: Beyond the Yiddishe Mama
The depiction of female Jewish characters on television reflected the changing image of women from the stereotypical Mrs. Goldberg
to the stronger, more independent women like Rachel Menken on Mad Men and Ziva David on NCIS.
$50 for the series or $15 per session
Register by calling 248-851-6880 or email [email protected]
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Tributes
Aliyah Fund
Max & Mali Blum
Norman Ochs
Jacob Sandberg, Father
Donation by:
Senior Shut-in Fund
By: Faye & Mark Wolf
By: Hershel Sandberg
Faye Wolf
In Memory of:
Nancy & Manny Kalef
Helen Music
Meyer King
Irv Rubin, Brother
Staci Giske
By: Pauline & Werner Seiferheld
By: Faye & Mark Wolf
Toby Mermell, Sister
Lena Rubin, Mother
In Honor of:
Stuart J. Bricker Library Shelf Fund
Alyce Diamond
Solomon Rubin, Father
Arielle reading Torah
In Memory of:
By: Gladys Allen
By: Mike Rubin & Sidney Simonian
By: Faye & Mark Wolf
Alyce Diamond
Charles Rader
Philip White, Father
By: Linda & Sid Blackman
By: Robert White
By: Lillian & Al Bricker
In Memory of:
Harry (Hillel) Lengel
Sidney Cohen
Alan Sachs
By: Lillian & Al Bricker
Jean Blau
In Honor of:
Meyer Blackman
Finishing sholoshim for father
Andrea Maremont’s son
By: Jean Blau
Charles Rader
By: Lillian & Al Bricker
Faye & Mark Wolf
By: Judy Vine
Harold Patrick
Paula Urbach
Nadis Family Fund
By: Lillian & Al Bricker
By: Barbara Cohen
In Memory of:
Paula Urbach
Deanna Weisman Rose
By: Lillian & Al Bricker
By: Faye & Mark Wolf
Walter & Shirley Cykiert Fund
Thank You to our recent
Gregory Drigant
Donation by:
Esther Kawer Minyan
By: Boris Drigant
Stuart Cykiert
Breakfast Fund Sponsors
Max Garber
Stacy & Andrew Cykiert
In Memory of:
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
By: Freda Lengel Arlow
Helena Sara Lebovic
By: Batia Z. Lebovic
Yefim Glik
Sara Manson
By: Anna Glik
Ester & Moscu User
Aaron Kraft
By: Isac User
Boris Rozenfeld
By: Anna Glik
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
Max Linder, Brother
In Memory of:
By: Dorothy (Hershel) Sandberg
Walter Cykiert
Charles Rader
By: Beth & Ronn Nadis
Pearl Rose
By: Stuart Cykiert
Batya Berlin, Friend
By: C. Martin Rose
Stacy & Andy Cykiert
By: Nancy & Mike Kaplan
Louis Shoskes
In Honor of:
Sara Opperer Zdanowicz, Mother
Samuel Robins
Annie Friedman’s 80th Birthday
By: Morry (Marji) Opperer
By: Barbara & Dr. Milton Stern
By: Shirley & Fred
Harold Patrick
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
Grace Naftaly
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
Molly & Sam Linder, Parents
Beth Ahm Endowment Fund
Sidney & Bee Kalt
In Honor of:
Israel Scholarship Fund
Norman Lewis’ 80th Birthday
In Memory of:
Ernest Klein, Husband
By: Toby & Rob Kleinberg
Sidney Kalt
David Loren Klein, Son
Steven Deitch
By: Steven Kalt
By: Sharon Klein and Family
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
In Memory of:
By: Dorothy (Hershel) Sandberg
Herbert Racklin
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
(Andy, Heleen, and Dina Klein)
Charles Rader
Esther Kawer
By: Toby & Rob Kleinberg
Minyan Breakfast Fund
Josef Sperber, Father
In Honor of:
By: Bill Sperber
Meyer Blackman
Manny Kalef’s 85th Birthday
By: Toby & Rob Kleinberg
By: Faye & Mark Wolf
Paula Urbach
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
Esther Tolkovsky
Ester & Moscu User, Parents
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
By: Carl (Nety) User, Ike (Mia) User,
Belle Perlove
In Memory of:
Ben Perlove
Beckie Metzger
By: Toby & Rob Kleinberg
By: Raye Dinnerstein
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and Strul (Manuela) User
Willie Opperer Fund
In Memory of:
Dr. Milton Superstine, Husband
Charles Rader
By: Dorothy Sandberg and Family
By: Margi & Morry Opperer
Tributes
Abigail Kott
Boris Rozenfeld
Alesa Silver’s Birthday
By: David Kott
By: Anna Glik
By: Sari & Jeffrey Weiss
Grace Naftaly
Morris Kersch
Debbie Leclaire’s 50 Birthday
By: Margi & Morry Opperer
By: Marcia & Ed Kersch
By: Annise, David and
Helena Sara Lebovic
Sara Goodman
By: Batia Z. Lebovic
In Memory of:
Frank Yale Summers
By: Susan & Martin Rose
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In Honor of:
Samantha Erin Rosen
The birth of granddaughter
Youth Programming Fund
Millie & Ed Rosenbaum’s
Cecile Bass
Sivan Rimon Vered
In Memory of:
44 Wedding Anniversary
By: Audrey & Jack Sobel
to Barbara & Dr. Milton Stern
Morris Indianer
By: Micki Lasher
By: Margi & Morry Opperer
By: Helen & Sy Indianer
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Alyce Diamond
Hanna Lupovitch’s Bat Mitzvah
By: Illene Wenner
By: Marc Terebelo
Jody & Rich Grossman
Our Home Our Future
Pat Sachs Food Fund
In Honor of:
In Memory of:
Our 65 Wedding Anniversary
Rhonna Bassin
Nancy Kaplan
By: Ilene & Henry Rubin
By: David Sachs & Freda Arlow
By: Charlene Loar
Get Well Wishes to:
Sylvia Baum
David Goodman
Phyllis Levin
By: David Sachs & Freda Arlow
By: Nancy & Ira Goldberg
Joseph & Yetta Schlaff
Mindy Smith’s 60th Birthday
In Memory of:
Memorial Fund
By: Dolores & Leonard Farber
Charles Rader
In Memory of:
By: Alesa & Jeff Silver
Charles Rader
Art Smith’s 90th Birthday
Jerry Share
By: Bea Mondry
By: Dolores & Leonard Farber
George Vine
Schreier Endowment Torah Fund
Manny Kalef’s 85th Birthday
sister and brother
By: Jerry Share
In Memory of:
By: Susan & Martin Rose
By: Marilyn & Michael Rice
Harry Schreier
Joyce Tubben
and Family
By: Phyllis & Burton Applebaum
Flo & Donny Nitzkin
th
Selma Silverman
Leon “Skippy” Warner
By: Staci & Fabio Giske and Family
By: Marni Foster & Howard Lupovitch
By: Charlene Loar
Prayer Book Fund
In Memory of:
Sara Manson
By: Selma Silverman
Susan & Norman Kronowitz’s
Mille & Herb Chad
Amy Singer
Cyd Stone
By: Phyllis & Ron Chess
Donation by:
Tim & Sara Zivian Zwickl
Ruth & Steve Spiegel
Judy Vine
Paula Urbach
Libby Newman
Ruth & Dennis Rice’s
brother Norman
By: Marilyn & Michael Rice
By: Illene Wenner and
In Honor of:
Shari & Craig Morgan
Those who prepare
Mille & Herb Chad’s
Shabbat Kiddush
new Florida home
By: Charlene Loar
By: Flo & Donny NItzkin
Eleanor Fradis’ Birthday
Synagogue Fund
Sharon Lampear’s 80th Birthday
By: Shelley & Harvey Schulist
Donation by:
By: Kathy & Ron Sonenthal
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
Anita & Harvey Zalesin
Shabbat Kiddush Fund
Donation by:
Shari Smith
Elfriede Glancy
and Family
Kurt Landsberger
By: Marcia & Scott Glickman
In Honor of:
Albert Smith
By: Ellyn, Mark, Emery
Thank You to:
Garry Parker
Beth Ahm Sisterhood for a
Rabbi Rubenstein
Marcia Freedland
great Sisterhood Shabbat
By: Ruth Rader
Minnie Berman
By: Judy Vine
and Andrew Weiss
Charles Rader
By: Linda & Ron Jedwab
In Honor of:
In Memory of:
Lois & Nat Fishman’s
Get Well Wishes to:
Marilyn & Michael Rice and Family
Yefim Glik
60th Wedding Anniversary
Herb Chad
Keith Sirlin
By: Anna Glik
By: Jayme Hirschman
By: Nancy & Manny Kalef
Jerry & Marilyn Soble
Gregory Drigant
Rabbi Rubenstein
Tom Lugosi
Debi & Steve King
By: Boris Drigant
By: Jayme Hirschman
By: Judy Vine
Nancy & Manny Kalef
Maxine Berman
Ellen & Ken Apsel
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Tributes
Brenda Altus
Suzanne & Carl Dibble
William “Bill” Naftaly
Louis & Fay Woll
Brenda & Mark Altus
Judy & Dan Green
By: Jerry Naftaly and
Memorial Bible Garden Fund
Rene & Cathy Lichtman
Mrs. Grace Naftaly
In Honor of:
of blessed memory
The birth of grandson
Anita & Harvey Zalesin
Paula Urbach
Tim & Sara Zivian Zwickl
By: Roz Winer
Marc Terebelo
Maxine Berman
Rueben Lopatin
to Jane & Chuck Kessler
By: Margo & Doug Woll
Jacob William Schonberg
Zita & Don Kirsch
Ida Schwartz
By: Marilyn & Michael Rice and Family
Millie & Ed Rosenbaum
and Rice & Blackman PC
By: Debi & Steve King
Nancy & Jeffrey Adler
In Memory of:
Claire & Marvin Tamaroff
Nathan Rose
Morry Merty
Elfriede Glancy
Tim & Sara Zivian Zwickl
By: Sam, Orlie, Ron and
By: Margo & Doug Woll
By: Debi & Steve King
Debi & Steve King
Linda Jedwab
Meyer King
Libby Newman and Family
Izio Yosef Halberstadt
Cheryl & Alex Goldis
Lawrence R. Sukenic
By: Debi & Steve King
Nancy & Manny Kalef
By: Jerry Sukenic and Family
By: Margo & Doug Woll
Michael Shpiece
Betty Singer
Meyer Blackman
Nathan Shiovitz
Stuart Edelman
By: Marilyn & Michael Rice and Family
Sid & Linda Blackman
By: Marilyn & Michael Rice,
Nancy & Manny Kalef
Dolores & Leonard Farber
Erica, Chris, Leah & Chloe Gray
Grace Naftaly
Debbie & Rob Steingold
David Saperstein & Susan Knoppow
Meredith, Joshua, Madison
By: Jerry Naftaly, Mayor
Jane & Chuck Kessler
Lilly & Howard Jacobson
& Jacob Ben
Rita & Ken Rocklen
Linda & Murray Feldman
Zoya, Evan, Gabriella & Rebecca Rice
William “Bill” Naftaly
Cathy & Henry Averbuch
Lois & Mark Langberg and Family
Erica, Justin & Miles Rice
By: Jerry Naftaly and
Lori, Bruce, Jessica &
Judy & Arnie Goldman
Matthew Epstein
By: Margo & Doug Woll
Mrs. Grace Naftaly
TOSAT Fund
of blessed memory
Ronna & Maurice Perlman
Harold Patrick
Barbara & Wallace Prince
By: Zita & Don Kirsch
Manny Kalef’s 85th Birthday
Charles Rader
Patricia & Alan Erenstoft
Illene Wenner and
By: Diane & Al Sasson
By: Margo & Doug Woll
Rose & George Cooper
Shari & Craig Morgan
Debi & Steve King
Rochelle & Jerry Zabel
Libby Newman and Family
Anita & Harvey Zalesin
Roz & Marvin Fink
Jody & Rich Grossman
Judy Vine
Royalyn & Larry Vert
Grace Naftaly
Tim & Sara Zivian Zwickl
By: The Rosenbaums
Marc Terebelo
and The Spinners
Sheila & Melvin Burstein
In Honor of:
By: Margo & Doug Woll
In Memory of:
Rose Silverman
Alvin Dunn
By: Lois Langberg
By: Margo & Doug Woll
Jerry Naftaly, Mayor
Michael Shpiece
Yahrzeit Fund
Sid & Linda Blackman
By: Ruth & Alvin Kwaselow
In Memory of:
Perry Shulman
Judy Vine
By: Marilyn & Michael Rice and Family
Suzanne Taranto
Larry Davis
Roberta Weisswasser
By: Diane & Al Sasson
Elsie Tatelbaum
Karen Gorge
Cy Servetter
By: Evelyn & Benoit Gorge
Dezso Biel
Patricia & Ian Lanoff
By: Philip, Susie, Shaylee
and Sarah Markel
Paula Urbach
Charles Rader
By: Agnes & Thomas Lugosi
By: Cherie Warsaw
By: Tim & Sara Zivian Zwickl
Risha Ring
Sarah Revzin
Marc Terebelo
Barbara Cohen
By: Betty Klein
Linda & Ron Jedwab,
Steven Deitch
Meyer Blackman
Helen Music
and Orley & Steve Light
By: Marc Terebelo and
By: Pamela & David Haron
By: Merle Leserman
Sheri Terebelo Schiff
Michael Blackman
By: Ruth & Alvin Kwaselow
Herb Racklin
Paula Urbach
Jeffrey Laski and
By: Dorothy & Hershel Sandberg
By: Cherie Warsaw
S & M Heating Sales Co.
Flo & Don Nitzkin
Diane & Al Sasson
Hana Singer
By: Renee & Sam Jedwab,
Jerry Lynn
Enid & Sam Wapner
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Dr. David M. Davidson
By: Steven Davidson
Joseph Kreekun
By: Nancy Kalef
Tributes
Ruth Baker
Rabbi Elias (Eliyahu) Levi
Maurice Lahr
Mara Kheyfets
By: Eileen Rosenbaum
By: Ariel Levi
By: Selma Silverman
By: Alex Goldis
Rose Bakst
Earl Barth
Helen Hauer
Milton Superstine
By: Sheri Terebelo Schiff
By: Tom Barth
By: Staci & Fabio Giske and Family
By: Jody & Rich Grossman
Clara Kurtzman
Charlotte Cohen
Lajosne Wiesner
Seema Fischel
By: Etta B. Zivian
By: Molly Benton
By: Agnes & Thomas Lugosi
By: Barbara & Milton Stern
Harry (Hillel) Lengel
Shirley Morros
Ester & Moscu User
Anne Frank
Alan Sachs
By: Victor Morros
By: Isac User
By: Barbara Stryk
Bertha Weisner
Gregory Drigant
Josef Sperber
By: Ilene & Henry Rubin
By: Boris Drigant
By: Bill Sperber
Ela Dzodin
Boris Rozenfeld
Alvin D. Topper
By: Judy & Noel Lawson
By: Anna Glik
By: Goldie Topper
Neil M. Kalef
Meyer Sawitz
Abraham Nusbaum
By: Nancy & Manny Kalef
By: Lillian Korobkin
By: Frances Fetter
By: Freda Lengel Arlow
Helena Sara Lebovic
By: Batia Z. Lebovic
Yefim Glik
By: Anna Glik
Abe Berkowitz
By: Debra Darvick
Lawrence David Newman
Samuel David Klein
Ester User
Harry Goldberg
By: David Newman
By: Edward I. Klein
Moscu User
By: Nancy & Ira Goldberg
Cheryl & Alex Goldis
By: Manuela & Strul User
Carol Maisels
Eva & Abraham Beem
Bernardo Luchtan
By: Anita & Dennis Blender
By: Adele Silver
David Blau
Feivel Malowany
Howard Dinnerstein
Fanny Yarzig
By: Raye Dinnerstein
By: Lisa Dresner Wais
Seliag (Alex) Davidson
Fishel Salomon
By: Estelle Davidson
Feiga Salomon
By: Esther & Leon Salomon
Ann Barth
Abraham Schwartz
By: Vivian Friedman
Harry Nedelman
Rebecca Morros
Shimon Goldis
By: Adele Silver
Larry Nedelman
Bertha Feldman
Harold A. Rieger
Martin Feldman
By: Lori Farber
By: Rose Lyons
Herman Greenberger
Avrum Moscovici
By: Angie Zeltzer
By: Manuela User
Pearl Zeltzer
Aaron Gertsman
By: Irv Zeltzer
By: Victor Morros
Zelda Kinzer
By: Robert Kinzer
Herman Spiegel
By: Ruth Spiegel
William Kozin
Louis Browarny
By: Goldie Topper
By: Anna Nedelman
Sala Spiegel
Mose Topper
By: Goldie Topper
By: Anna Nedelman
By: Victor Morros
By: Alex Goldis
Albert Luchtan
By: Hilda Neuman
By: Nancy Kalef
By: Maxine Berman
Kalman Lustig
By: Tom Barth
By: Goldie Topper
Violet Kreekun
Sophie Berman
By: Joanne & Michael Bellet
By: Esther Salomon
Seymour Gross
Yochevet Salomon
Nety & Carl User
By: Jeffrey Maisels
By: Frank Kozin
Joe Metzger
Morris Kurland
Pauline & Morris Schwartz
By: Merle Leserman
Rabbi Aaron Kinitzer
Beverly Bluth
By: Raye Dinnerstein
Rachel Kinitzer
Mary Davidson
Irene Bluth
Jay Jonap
Rose Kinitzer
By: Estelle Davidson
By: Nancy & Larry Bluth
By: Charlotte Jonap
By: Sylvia & Wally Kinzer
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Tributes
Robert Shapiro
Selma Pearl
By: Helen & Harvey Shapiro
By: Sanford Pearl
Visa Iancovici
Yizkor Fund
By: Carl & Nety User
In Memory of:
Lajos Wiesner
Warren Harrison
By: Agnes & Thomas Lugosi
Mina Schwartz
By: Margo Woll
The Ruth Mermelstein
Kitchen Fund
Nathan Fink
In Memory of:
By: Margot Efros
Alyce Diamond
By: Morrie & Karen Davidson,
Bertha Rosenbaum
Tweedle Bug and Simon the Invincible
By: Ira Rosenbaum
Zita & Don Kirsch
Gerald Title
Fay Kahn
By: Diane Auster
By: Zita & Don Kirsch
Bess Manson Goldberg
Harold Patrick
By: Judy Cohen
By: Morrie, Karen, and Joel Davidson,
Tweedle Bug and Simon the Invincible
Benjamin Kawer
By: Larry Kawer
Esther Tolkovsky
By: Sara & Maxwell Nadis
Arthur Aal
By: Dr. Marvin Aal
Nori Braude
Thelma Schulist
Alfred Schulist
By: Shelley & Harvey Schulist
By: Abby B. Segal
Fannie Luchtan
Morey Patrick
Minnie Winer
By: Rosalyn Winer
Mildred Baron
By: Les Baron
Dr. Jerry Lynn
By: Noreen & Kenneth Buckfire
Faye Palman
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By: Nancie Eizen
Minimum suggested
tribute amount is $18. If received
after 3/23/15 tributes will appear
in the
Summer 2015 Bulletin.
The Ruth Mermelstein
Kitchen Fund
helps with ongoing expenses
such as cleaning and
appliance maintenance for
the
Ruth Mermelstein Kitchen.
Shabbat Lunch
Dr. Alice B. Segal
Esther Patrick
Please remember to fill out
yahrzeit and tribute
forms completely.
Thank you!
The minimum suggested
contribution is $10.
Call Beverly Fradis at
248-661-8395 if you would
like to make a contribution.
By: Anita & Harvey Zalesin
By: Adele Silver
Tributes are a great way to mark a
special occasion, honor the
memory of a loved one, or send
good wishes to a friend.
Beth Ahm has many tribute funds
which support various
congregational programs and
provide scholarship assistance to
members in need. Submit your
tributes online at:
www.cbahm.org/tributes
Grace Naftaly
March 25, 1913 – March 3, 2015
Thank you to the Rabbi,
office staff,
and congregation
for your condolences
and words of comfort.
Jerry Naftaly
Help us make it a regular part of Beth Ahm’s Shabbat
culture. Volunteers are needed during the week and
on Shabbat morning to assist with lunch preparations.
Tasks include making kugel, cutting fruit, preparing
salads, plating deserts and Shabbat set-up and
clean-up. Contact Elayne Moss at [email protected]
to volunteer.
Financial assistance is also needed to make lunch
possible. Honor the memory of a loved one or
celebrate a simcha by becoming a sponsor or
co-sponsor of an upcoming lunch.
Contact David Goodman at
248-851-6880 or [email protected]
for more information.
Yahrzeits–In Loving Memory
Sponsored by the Beth Abraham Cemetery Association, serving our congregation since 1912.
*Denotes a plaque in the Kahan Memorial room
April 2015 - Nisan/Iyar 5775
4/1/2015 (12 Nisan)
Rose Kales*, Simon Lichtenstein*, Frieda Smith*, Nellie Steingold*, Clara Zabel*
4/2/2015 (13 Nisan)
Gertrude Garaway*, Zolton Glantz*, Pauline B. Kaplan*, Abraham Leach*, Ben Shpiece*, Goldie Soble, Freida Storch*
4/3/2015 (14 Nisan)
Yetta Halprin*, Morris Jacob*, Amy Klein Shapiro*, Harry Silverman
4/4/2015 (15 Nisan)
Adela Bank*, Esther Kaufman*, Reese Lakits*, Genia Lilov, Henry Lonnerstater*
4/5/2015 (16 Nisan)
Mildred Baron, Mollie Ben, Albert Chait, Max Futernick*, Alfred Hower*, Pearl Kalt*, Martha Katz*, Harry Woll
4/6/2015 (17 Nisan)
Faye Dubrinsky*, Leo Feber*, Morritz Schmidt*, Philip Schneider*
4/7/2015 (18 Nisan)
Sam Fields*, Albert A. Goodman, Lilo Klayman*, Mania Lewinger, Sophie Rohlik*, Rubin Shaye*, Rose Shoskes, Samuel Stasofsky*, Alex Winer*
4/8/2015 (19 Nisan)
Loly Adler*, Evelyn June Weinstein, Sabina Wildstrom*, Samuel Wildstrom*
4/9/2015 (20 Nisan)
Leonard Lyons, Anne Rosenow*, Michael Stacey
4/10/2015 (21 Nisan)
Ernesto Singman
4/11/2015 (22 Nisan)
Michelle Markey*
4/12/2015 (23 Nisan)
Louis Adler, Moisey Gertsberg, Eric Rosenow*
4/13/2015 (24 Nisan)
Benita Bornstein, Joseph Dubrinsky*, Joseph Newman*, Irwin Posner*
4/14/2015 (25 Nisan)
Brian Aaron Fetter*, Menasche Haar*, Hermann Heim*, Jacob Lichtblau*, Mitchell Schecter*, Lena Schnipper*
4/15/2015 (26 Nisan)
Morris Bakst*
4/16/2015 (27 Nisan)
Helen Shindler, Sabina Singer*, Fanny Sperber
4/17/2015 (28 Nisan)
William Abramson*, Rose Rader
4/18/2015 (29 Nisan)
Manfred Dreifus, Kurt Ehrlich*, Abram Gertsberg, Lyudmila Lebedinskaya*, Norman Linder, Yetta Rosenweig*, Hyman Weiner,
Dinah Wenokur
4/19/2015 (30 Nisan)
Mollie Cohen*, Faye Krohner, Henry Leserman*, Jacob Wecker*
4/20/2015 (1 Iyar)
Aaron Kinitzer*, Sarah Millman*, Paul Shulman*, Rose Zimmerman
4/21/2015 (2 Iyar)
Irving Kleinstein, Isadore Ring*, Harold Soble*
4/22/2015 (3 Iyar)
Herman Kass, Harry Kief, Sadie Lahr*
4/23/2015 (4 Iyar)
Shimon Motlovich Bichuch, Leo Helman*, Shoshana Stern
4/24/2015 (5 Iyar)
Irving Biel, Fannie Borak*, Emma Schreier
4/25/2015 (6 Iyar)
Joseph Kwaselow, Esther Rose*
4/26/2015 (7 Iyar)
Mollie Esther Birnbaum*, Bella Mainster
4/27/2015 (8 Iyar)
Gertrude Burstein, George Davis*, Edward Goldberg, Larry Harwood*, Mildred (Mickey) Schneider*, Donald Stern
4/28/2015 (9 Iyar)
Israel Burstein, Harry Kirsch, Gloria Steinberg, Sadie Farber Weinstock*, Solomon Zucker*
4/29/2015 (10 Iyar)
Stuart J. Bricker*, Ida Goldfarb*, Jacob Schreier
4/30/2015 (11 Iyar)
Heinz Ducks, Mair Kahan, Mildred Winer, Harry Zeltzer*
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Yahrzeits–In Loving Memory
Sponsored by the Beth Abraham Cemetery Association, serving our congregation since 1912.
*Denotes a plaque in the Kahan Memorial room
May 2015 - Iyar/Sivan 5775
5/1/2015 (12 Iyar)
Valentina Chopenko, Betty Robins, Jay Rosen*, Rose Sasson, Philip Schechter*, Gertrude Wapner*
5/2/2015 (13 Iyar)
Jacob Liwazer, Marion Parish, Morris Posner
5/3/2015 (14 Iyar)
Emil Kahan*, Mary Rafales
5/4/2015 (15 Iyar)
Reva Carp, Ruth Gottlieb*, Rhoda Sills
5/5/2015 (16 Iyar)
Maier Brenner, Nathan Feingold, Shirley Shiovitz*, Anna Terris*, Mary Jo Zwickl
5/6/2015 (17 Iyar)
Borbala Lugosi, Julius Parker, Henrietta Seligman*
5/7/2015 (18 Iyar)
Bernardine Berman, Sylvia Isaacs, Samuel Kobaker, Daniel Zalesin*
5/8/2015 (19 Iyar)
Ann Dembs*, Jeannette Feldman, Arthur Lyons*
5/9/2015 (20 Iyar)
Pauline Schwartz*, Bella Shiovitz*, Herman Tartof
5/10/2015 (21 Iyar)
Sheldon Kaplan*, Goldie Waxman
5/11/2015 (22 Iyar)
Morris Beneson*, Hermina Friedman*
5/12/2015 (23 Iyar)
Chava Feldman, Herbert Goldberg, Samantha Erin Rosen*, Maureen Simon
5/13/2015 (24 Iyar)
Dorothy Blau, Cecille Levy*
5/14/2015 (25 Iyar)
Mirel Mitteldorf*, Harold Plotnick, Michael Weinstein
5/15/2015 (26 Iyar)
Lorraine Kales*, Joseph Nitzkin*, Nathan Wolf
5/16/2015 (27 Iyar)
Blume Glass, Shirley Marion Goldin*, Helen Horensztajn*, Sima Witt
5/17/2015 (28 Iyar)
Werner Fink*, Al Halprin*, Bessie Landgarten*, Laura Nusbaum*, Myra Rubin, Anne Weinman
5/18/2015 (29 Iyar)
Nash Allen Adelman*, Samuel Farber*, Meta Fink*, Nechama Jedwab*, Joseph Schlaff, Anna Selber, Annette Silverman,
Moritz Wildstrom
5/19/2015 (1 Sivan)
Eleanor Blender, David Davidson*, Donald Norbert Siegel, Myron Spalter*
5/20/2015 (2 Sivan)
Moritz Gabel*, Rebecca Kief, Jacob Lichtmann
5/21/2015 (3 Sivan)
Molly Lyons, Muriel Maisels, Esther Shapiro, Mira Vorobyev*, Jack Wildstrom*
5/22/2015 (4 Sivan)
Jack Fishman*, Yefim Goldis, Ben Kinzer*, Arnold Margolis*, Willie Fred Opperer*, Isadore Silverman*
5/23/2015 (5 Sivan)
Minnie Weinbaum*
5/24/2015 (6 Sivan)
Lillian Jennie Beneson*, Belle Diller*, Abraham Guralnik, Zivia Guralnik, Sol Moss, Chaya Shapiro, Rachmiel Shapiro
5/25/2015 (7 Sivan)
Allen Cohen, Phillip Dembs*, Samuel Roby, Marianne Wildstrom
5/27/2015 (9 Sivan)
Joseph Kertes, Oscar Korobkin*, Levi Shapiro*, Morris Shindler
5/28/2015 (10 Sivan)
Jacques Benguigui, Jean-Claude Benguigui, Richard Benguigui, Hyman Blackman*, Sally Kaufer*, Alan Kohn, Gertrude Neshkes, Heinz Rosenow*, Margot Rosenow, Pauline Seiferheld*
5/29/2015 (11 Sivan)
Anne Belle Kramer*, Morton Moltz*, Aaron Morros*, Frank Sachs*, Bella Server*
5/30/2015 (12 Sivan)
Ruth Aal*, Irene Berman*, David Binder, Naomi Deutsch, Barry Foster, Bernard Friedgood*, Chaya Sara Kahan*, Hersh Leib Kahan*, Moshe Chaim Kahan*, Reizel Toba Kahan*, Harry Newman*, Abe Schulman*
5/31/2015 (12 Sivan)
Janice Charach*, May Kozin*
May their memories endure for a blessing
Honor the memory of your loved ones by purchasing a memorial plaque in the Kahan Memorial Room. The purchase of a plaque will ensure that
your loved one’s name will be read during the week of their yahrzeit. It is a lasting tribute of your love that links the generations of your family.
Plaques are currently $500 each. We hope that you will take advantage of this opportunity to assure your loved ones will be forever remembered
at Congregation Beth Ahm. Contact David Goodman at 248-851-6880.
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Yahrzeits–In Loving Memory
Sponsored by the Beth Abraham Cemetery Association, serving our congregation since 1912.
*Denotes a plaque in the Kahan Memorial room
June 2015 - Sivan/Tammuz 5775
6/1/2015 (14 Sivan)
Irene Belsky*, Julius Halprin*, George Yellin*
6/2/2015 (15 Sivan)
Dorothy Davis*, Ida Kief
6/3/2015 (16 Sivan)
Dora Adler*, Audrey Mogill*, Raymond Norber*, Albert Rothenberg*, Pearl Applebaum Warn
6/4/2015 (17 Sivan)
Benjamin S. Kott, Elka Reiter
6/5/2015 (18 Sivan) Ethel Blackman*, Ralph E. Levy*, Samuel P. Newman*
6/6/2015 (19 Sivan)
Elsie Block, Louis Elkin, Mayer Lebovic*, Helen Lee Levine Litwin
6/8/2015 (21 Sivan)
Ethel Nolish, Berek Selber, Jack Smith*
6/9/2015 (22 Sivan)
Ivans Berman*, Norman Cohen, Anna Lengel*, Pauline Lenhard*
6/11/2015 (24 Sivan)
Annette Bechek, Emanuel Citron*, Clara Fradis*, Benjamin Siegal*, Sadie Wolberg*
6/12/2015 (25 Sivan)
Martin Herman*, Estelle Smith*, Morris M. Sperber*
6/13/2015 (26 Sivan)
Harold Bloch*, Rae Grund*, Mollie Lustig, Josef Tolkovsky, Ruth Traison
6/14/2015 (27 Sivan)
Patricia Milner Sachs*, Isadore Schon
6/15/2015 (28 Sivan)
Esther Indianer*, Hy Kinzer*, Jack Palman*
6/16/2015 (29 Sivan)
Harry Berg, Morris Korman, Samuel A. Morros*, Yetta Rosenfeld*, Minna Stryk*
6/17/2015 (30 Sivan)
Leah Baum, Rubye Schreiber*
6/18/2015 (1 Tammuz)
Bertha Brotman*, Zoltan Lugosi, Lottie Wolf*, Solomon “Solly” Yaffe*
6/19/2015 (2 Tammuz)
Rose Adler, Minnie Eder*, Jerry Pollack, Henry Wildstrom
6/20/2015 (3 Tammuz)
Helen Gettleson*, Alva Lavine, Irving N. Rubin, Joseph Stilman*, Hilda Tennenhouse
6/21/2015 (4 Tammuz)
Nathan Apsel, Stuart David Bassin*, Chana Gomolinski, Cyril Silver, Evelyn Starler*, Daniel Weisswasser*
6/22/2015 (5 Tammuz)
Florence Blau*, Harold Diamond*, Hyla Offen*
6/23/2015 (6 Tammuz)
Richard M. Gerber*, Efraim Kahan, Robin Mainster, Ehud Reiter, Sarah Sawitz*, Mary Silver
6/24/2015 (7 Tammuz)
Cecilie Rosenow*, Sarah Rubin*, Boruch Simcha Salomon
6/25/2015 (8 Tammuz)
Aaron Byron Cohen*, Hilda Roth Frank, Ann Jacobson*, Dora Schulman*
6/26/2015 (9 Tammuz)
Norman Blake, Marika Katzender, Meyer Levin*, Philip Yaker*
6/27/2015 (10 Tammuz)
Rose Davidson, Ira Gitlin, Marilyn Goldberg
6/28/2015 (11 Tammuz)
Meyer Metzger, Masha Neshkes, Morris Schwartz*
6/29/2015 (12 Tammuz)
Julius E. Allen, Esther Kawer*, Esther Ida Kawer, Maurice Martin Silverman*, Celia Terebelo*, General William J. Weinstein
6/30/2015 (13 Tammuz)
Louis Grossman*
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Congregation Beth Ahm—Spring 2015
Rabbi Steven Rubenstein
David Goodman
Executive Director
2014-2015 Officers
Jeff Silver
President
Congregation Beth Ahm
Congregation Beth Ahm
(USPS 052-040) is published
quarterly by:
Congregation Beth Ahm
5075 West Maple Rd.
West Bloomfield, MI 48322
5075 West Maple Rd.
West Bloomfield, MI 48322
www.cbahm.org
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Royal Oak, MI
Steven Ribiat
First Vice President
Subscription rate 50 cents
(included with dues)
Beth Nadis
Second Vice President
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Sandi Tamaroff
Third Vice President
Al Sasson
Treasurer
Elayne Moss
Recording Secretary
Immediate Past President
Risha B. Ring
2014-2015 Trustees
Maxine Berman
Jeff Blackman
Al Bricker*
Amy Brode
Aaron Ellenbogen
Staci Giske
Sandy Glazier
Jody Grossman
Belle Hornung
Jeffrey Kahan
Manny Kalef
Chuck Kessler*
Debi King
Lois Langberg
Jeremy Moss
Robert Nusbaum
Harvey Schulist
Dahlia Schwartz
Marc Soble
David Stryk
Jeff Weiss
Margo Woll*
* Past Presidents
Professional Staff
Elissa Berg
Alison Blau
Lisa Gates
Nancy Kaplan
Professor Howard Lupovitch
Linda Wright
Rabbi Emeritus
A. Irving Schnipper
Mission Statement
Congregation Beth Ahm is a
conservative synagogue with
a belief in a common Jewish
heritage, serving the Metropolitan
Detroit area with a philosophy of
equality of men and women fully
participating in religious, cultural,
educational, and social activities
of the synagogue.
BETH ABRAHAM CEMETERY
In Ferndale on Woodward Avenue
Pre-planning for future needs
makes good sense.
Burial plots and perpetual care
are available.
For more information,
please contact
Risha Ring 248-763-7929
Emphasis is placed on a close
family–like relationship between
members working together to
provide a community of caring.
Office Information
phone 248-851-6880 • fax 248-851-6488
Hours
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Friday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Staff
David Goodman-Executive Director • [email protected]
Elissa Berg
Education and Programming
[email protected]
Alison Blau
Office Coordinator
[email protected]
www.cbahm.org
Linda Wright
Accounting
[email protected]