April 2016 - Congregation Beth Elohim

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TheStar
April 2016 • Volume 38, Number 9
Contents
AnnualMusicShabbat................................4
AnnualMusicShabbatFlyer........................2
AnnualSpringCleanUpDay........................8
Calendar....................................................11
DonaConAcknowledgements .................6,7
FamilyShabbatService...............................4
HowtoReachUs.........................................4
JewishMeditaCon.......................................6
President‘sMessage ...................................3
ScheduleofServices ...................................3
SisterhoodNews.........................................5
SisterhoodSeekingNewBoardMembers!7
TotShabbatandROSH................................4
VisitSpainwithCBE?...................................3
ZamirChoraleAdFlyer................................9
ZamirChoraleConcertFlyer......................10
Congrega(onBethElohim
133ProspectStreet
Acton,MA01720
LewisMintz,Rabbi
CantorSarraSpierer
LeannShamash,DirectorofEducaCon
MerylM.Alpert,Director,EarlyLearningCenter
Congregation Beth Elohim
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April 2016
CBE Choir Annual Music Shabbat
Friday, April 8 at 7:30 p.m.
A Service of Praise and Celebration
inspired by Psalm 150
Liturgical settings with Flute, Clarinet,
Piano, Cello, Guitar, Tof and Autoharp
Material for inclusion in The Star may be submitted:
• by disk with hardcopy printout;
• via email: bob@BeckerSweetMusic.US (receipt acknowledged);
• as camera ready or handwritten copy; or
• by FAX: call Congregation Beth Elohim or the editor.
Receipt of material can be verified by calling the editor after the deadline.
Editor: Bob Becker 978-263-8097.
Copyright © 2016 by Congregation Beth Elohim.
All Rights Reserved.
The Star is generally published monthly by Congregation Beth Elohim and is
mailed at Acton, MA. To request a subscription call Congregation Beth Elohim at
978-263-3061 or write to 133 Prospect Street, Acton, MA 01720.
The deadline posted in the previous month’s issue, is generally the 15th of the
previous month, slightly earlier in case of holidays.
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ScheduleofServices
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Family Shabbat Service #
Shabbat Service #—Ariel Levine Bat Mitzvah
Shabbat Evening Service #—Shabbat Shirah
Shabbat Service #—Matthew Krampf Bar Mitzvah
Tot Shabbat
Shabbat Evening Service #
Shabbat Service #—Nathan Cooperman Bar Mitzvah
Pesach Service
Seventh Day Pesach Service including Yizkor #
Shabbat Evening Service
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can be told through so many creative themes. Kudos
to the cast, writers, choreographers, director, and our
own dynamic duo extraordinaire Lindsay Rosenman
and Maya Minkin. Not only did they have to wrangle
a cast of about sixty individuals, they also had to put
up with at least one temporarily insane parent (me).
Purim would not be complete without the
Brotherhood’s Purim carnival. As usual, it was well
attended, and lots of fun.
Although this article is being submitted prior to
the actual Purim service, I can safely say that I expect
it to be great, with 30+ participants.
Finally, I want to thank the Rabbi Search
Committee. They have made remarkable progress.
Please check out their blog, which now has a home
on the CBE website.
One last comment, check out the beautiful poster
in the Community Court, and in the StarLite, for the
upcoming Zamir Chorale concert on May 22. Tickets
are on sale. This will likely be a sold out concert, so
order your tickets now. If you missed the
Brotherhood breakfast, with the Zamir
representative’s presentation, I can assure you that
this will be a once in a lifetime type of show.
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President‘sMessage
BarbaraGreen
president@bethelohim.org
Wow! What a March we had! As many of you
know, the month started off with an amazing Israeli
weekend, by CBE’s Israel Committee spearheaded by
Leann. For those that weren’t around the first
weekend of March, CBE hosted a really cool Israeli
teen (Shin Shin), who came to the Family Friday
night service, to talk to and meet kids of our
community. Of course that evening was capped off
with an Israeli themed Oneg. On that Saturday
evening, CBE families assisted in a very successful
and fun progressive dinner, highlighted by wonderful
local entertainment for the dessert portion, hosted at
the Friedman’s home. And last, but certainly not
least, Sunday brought an AIPAC breakfast (thank you
Rachel Tadmore for spearheading this portion of the
weekend), with our own Jeremy Bloomstone. It was
with pride that I sat through that breakfast as Jeremy
shared his experiences of growing up at CBE and
how it has shaped his young adult life. In the
community court, there were plenty of tables with all
sorts of information related to Israel. Not to be
outdone by the grownups, our own religious school
mini chorus and mini klezmer band had wonderful
performances. Then those same kids got to join their
classmates to experience an Israeli shuk.
On a more personal note, I have finally
transformed into my mother! I learned to play Mah
Jong at the well-attended Sisterhood Mah Jong class.
I got to go home and say something I never thought I
would say,“Guess what I heard at Mah Jong.”
Finally, March would not be complete without
recognition of the wonderful way our community
celebrates Purim. It’s amazing how the same story
CBE is planning a trip to Jewish Spain in
April, 2017. If you would like more information
about our trip, you are invited to an
informational meeting on Thursday, May 12 at
7:00 at CBE. We will be meeting with our trip's
guide, a representative of Keshet, Kayla Ship. Spread the word and join us!
Please RSVP if you are interested to
LeannShamash@gmail.com.
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FamilyShabbatService
TotShabbatandROSHatCBE
A Joyful Way to Celebrate Shabbat
with your Family and Community
Friday evening, April 15 at 6:00
All of our youngest children and their
families are invited to sing, dance, pray, and
learn with Cantor Sarra at our monthly Tot
Shabbat. During “Torah Time”, we’ll hear a story
and march with our own Torah scrolls. Children
with a birthday during the month will receive a
special birthday song. After services, we will all
come together for Oneg Shabbat, a sweet snack
and conversation in the Social Hall. This is a
wonderful way to meet new friends in the
community!
Tot Shabbat and ROSH (“Ruach on Shabbat”
services for elementary-school aged children and
their families) take place on either the third or
fourth Friday of each month. Look on CBE’s
online calendar to find out all of the dates for
services this year!
If you’d like, bring your own (dairy) dinner
and join us anytime after 5:15 as we eat together
in the Social Hall before the service. All are
welcome. Please contact Cantor Sarra at
cantorsarra@bethelohim.org with any questions
or for more information.
Celebrate Shabbat with music and prayer,
blessings and stories on Friday evening, April 1
at 7:00! Geared especially toward children in
grades one through six, yet designed to be
welcoming for all adults and children, our Family
Shabbat services feature many opportunities for
participation, uplifting and lively new melodies
mixed in with our familiar tunes, and
instrumental accompaniment by CBE’s own
talented musicians. Each month, children, and
even families together, have the opportunity to
lead a prayer, blessing or song in the service.
This is a wonderful way for children (and
parents) to learn and to feel the special sense of
joy and pride that comes with leading a
community in prayer. Please let Rabbi Mintz or
Cantor Spierer know if you or your child would
like to help lead.
All are welcome!
Halleluyah!
A Service of Praise and Celebration
The Congregation Beth Elohim Choir, along
with Rabbi Mintz and Cantor Spierer, invites
everyone to its annual music Shabbat on Friday,
April 8, at 7:30 PM. Each year the choir prepares
a service filled with beautiful and wide-ranging
settings of the various parts of the Friday evening
liturgy. This year’s service is inspired by Psalm
150, whose text tells us to praise God with our
voices and with instruments. We will be singing
four very different settings of Psalm 150—
contemplative to rhythmic to rousing. And in
keeping with the text, we’ll have a variety of
instrumental accompaniments, including tof,
clarinet, flute, cello, guitar, autoharp and piano.
Many of the tunes in the service are among the
choir’s favorites, and we hope they will be yours
as well.
We look forward to seeing everyone at this
always popular annual choir event!
HowtoReachUs
Telephone
The congregation office telephone number is
978-263-3061. Dial these extensions for:
Rabbi Mintz
2
Cantor Spierer
7
Ezra Habif
1
Leann Shamash
3
The telephone number for the Early Learning
Center office and director Meryl Alpert is
978-266-9988.
Web Site
Our congregation web site,
www.bethelohim.org, includes the online edition
of The Star as well as a variety of other
information including a bookstore link
(Amazon.com) and a donation form.
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Application Preparation Seminar for parents of high
school students. Sue will cover topics like the
timeline of the application process, how to develop
an appropriate college list, the value of college visits,
application types and more. Sue is the founder and
president of Acton College Consulting and has many
years of experience in guiding students and parents
through the complex world of college admissions as
well as in serving as an admissions officer herself for
several prestigious universities. Please contact Deb
Colbert at deb_colbert@mac.com for more
information.
Later in April, Sisterhood’s resident running
aficionado, Emily Blumberg, will again assemble a
team of Sisters to run in a local road race, this time
for the Groton Road Race on Sunday, April 24. There
is an event for everyone in the family here, a Tot’s
Trot for children aged 0-6 yrs, a 2K for beginners, a
5K and a 10K for more seasoned runners. The in
advance registration fee is $8 for children up to age
6, $18 for ages 7-17, $26 for adults 18-64 and free
for seniors age 65 and over. Participants who register
prior to April 2nd, are guaranteed to receive a
complimentary, high quality race T-shirt. (I hear they
are made of a very nice, moisture wicking fabric.) For
more information and to register, see the Groton
Road Race website, http://grotonroadrace.com,
and/or contact Emily Blumberg at
emily_blumberg@yahoo.com.
The avid readers of the Sisterhood Book Group
will meet on Sunday, April 24 at 7:30 PM at the
home of Pam Laufer, 28 Marshall Path, Acton to
discuss The Boston Girl, by Anita Diamant. Addie
Baum is the Boston girl, born in 1900 to immigrant
parents who were unprepared for and suspicious of
America and its effect on their three daughters.
Please contact Pam at laufer@comcast.net for more
information.
If you have a special talent or expertise that you
would like to share with our community, or if you
have an idea for future Sisterhood events, please let
us know. We love appreciating and learning from our
Sisters!
✡
SisterhoodNews
JulieAgapite
jagapite@verizon.net
This is the Sisterhood News, the ‘who’, ‘what’ and
‘where’ of all things Sisterhood. The Purim Shpiel is
not officially a Sisterhood event but it is one of my
all-time favorite events at CBE so I’m going to write
about it anyways. What I love about the Shpiel is
watching such a multi-generational group that
normally wouldn’t have the opportunity to interact
with each other, come together to create something
so wildly entertaining and have so much fun doing
so. It is community building at its best and isn’t that
what Sisterhood is all about, too? This year, I
couldn’t help noticing that there is, in fact, quite a bit
of sisterhood involved in the Shpiel. Three sisters in
particular give so much of their time, talent, heart
and soul to the Shpiel and are instrumental in
putting the show together. These are producers Maya
Minkin and Lindsay Rosenman and lyricist and
musical director, Karen Capland. (Of course, there
are many men involved in giving life to the Shpiel
but I’m not going to mention them because, after all,
this is the Sisterhood News and I can’t go that far off
topic.) In addition, there are many more current
Sisters involved as actresses, dancers, choreographers, and behind the scenes as well, not to mention
the teen and littlest future Sisters. Sisterhood
congratulates all of you on a fantastic show and
sends you all heartfelt gratitude for sharing your
wonderful talents with the community.
The talent, knowledge and skill represented
among the Sisterhood membership are indeed
impressive. We should borrow Apple’s slogan but
instead of “There’s an app for that,” it should be
“There’s a Sister for that.” Whatever you need done
or would like to learn, there is a Sister with that
expertise. Just recently, our Mah Jong maven, Julie
McCall, along with Lauren Pollak, Sharon Smith, Jodi
Larkin and Jodie Zwirn, held a Learn to Play Mah
Jong Workshop that was so successful that a number
of attendees have continued to meet regularly to
practice their new skill. It won’t be long before they
reach the rank of expert as well.
Are any of you parents of high school students
that are, like me, a bit overwhelmed by the thought
of guiding your child through the complicated
process of applying to college? Well, we have a Sister
for that! On Wednesday, April 6 at 7:30 PM in the
CBE swing space, Sisterhood’s own Sue Wachter,
college consultant extraordinaire, will lead a College
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mornings8:00–11:00AM.
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April 2016
Donations
The congregation thanks our members, their relatives and friends,
and the larger community for donations recently received…
To the General Fund from:
Ronni Kenger in honor of Doris & Fred
Goldstein’s new grandson, Brody Camden
Czajkowski, son of Carri Goldstein & Robert
Czajkowski.
Gary & Judy Budiansky in honor of Doris &
Fred Goldstein’s four new grandsons,
Benjamin Macnow, Svend Raun, Eduardo
Raun and Brody Czajkowski.
Bob & Deena Ferrara in memory of Joan &
Richard Fowler, Kathie Becker’s mother and
father.
Gary & Judy Budiansky in honor of Leann
Shamash’s new granddaughter, Maya Rachel.
David & Chips Naparstek in memory of Kathie
Becker’s father, Richard Fowler.
Karen & Thomas Coll in memory of Zolman
Helfand, father of Karen Coll, on the occasion
of his yahrzeit.
Ezra & Amanda Habif in memory of Richard
Fowler, Kathie Becker’s father.
Pam & Jonah Laufer in memory Mary Whelan,
mother of Linda Minkoff.
Suzanne & Herman Kabakoff in memory of
Kathie Becker’s father, Richard Fowler.
Bob & Deena Ferrara in memory of Lorraine
Kramer, mother of Les Kramer.
Mara Falk & Alan Feibelman in memory of
Kathie Becker’s father, Richard Fowler.
Karen & Thomas Coll in memory of Sue Linet.
Steve & Robyn Maislin in memory of Dr. Owen
Falk, father of Mara Falk.
Bob & Deena Ferrara in loving memory of the
wonderful Sue Linet.
Bob & Kathie Becker in memory of Susan
Linet.
David & Chips Naparstek in memory of Dr.
Owen Falk, with sympathy to Mara, Alan &
Family.
Mara Falk & Alan Feibelman in memory of Sue
Linet.
Bob & Kathie Becker in memory of Mara Falk’s
father, Dr. Owen L. Falk.
Dan, Shelley, Lauren & Ariel Klein in memory
of Susan Linet.
Marcy & Don Hoban in memory of Dr. Owen
Falk, father of Mara Falk.
Risa & Chuck Brooks in loving memory of
Susan Linet. Our thoughts and sympathies are
with Paul, Ariel & Sarah.
Ezra & Amanda Habif in memory of Dr. Owen
L. Falk, father of Mara Falk.
Gary & Judy Budiansky in honor of the birth of
our grandson, Dylan Marsh, son of Leah & Jeff,
brother of Nathaniel.
Acton Medical Associates in memory of Dr.
Susan Linet.
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Donations
The congregation thanks our members, their relatives and friends,
and the larger community for donations recently received…
To the Back to the Future Fund from:
To the Amy Naparstek Fund from:
Dan & Shelley Klein in memory of Mara Falk’s
Suzanne & Herman Kabakoff: “Mazal tov to
Doris & Freddy Goldstein on the birth of their
newest grandson, Brody, and all their
wonderful grandchildren.”
Dan & Shelley Klein in memory of Kathie
Becker’s father, Richard Fowler.
Suzanne & Herman Kabakoff in memory of
Susan Linet.
To the Early Learning Center from:
David & Chips Naparstek: “Best wishes to the
Rabbi for a speedy recovery.”
Rabbi Alan & Meryl Alpert in memory of Mel
Barron, father of Dr. Seth Barron.
David & Chips Naparstek in honor of the
special birthday of our cousin, Jerry Berenson.
To the Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund from:
David & Chips Naparstek: “Mazal tov to Judy &
Gary Budiansky on the birth of their grandson,
Dylan Marsh, son of Leah & Jeff Marsh.”
Mara Falk & Alan Feibelman in memory of my
To the Cantorial Fund from:
Mara Falk & Alan Feibelman in memory of my
SisterhoodSeekingNewBoardMembers!
JewishMedita(onatCBE
Are you looking to get more involved in the
CBE community? The CBE Sisterhood board can
Join Cantor Sarra for an evening of
Jewish meditation on Wednesday
evening, April 20 at 7:15. The evening
will include mindfulness meditation,
chanting, and an inspiring teaching from
the weekly Torah portion. Beginners and
experienced meditators are welcome.
There is a suggested donation of $10. If
you have any questions, or for more
information, please send email to
cantorsarra@bethelohim.org.
provide exactly that opportunity. We're seeking
new board members to help with programming,
membership recruitment or other activities. We
accomplish a lot during our monthly meetings
while having a few laughs along the way. CBE
Sisterhood is a diverse group of women spanning
all ages, interests, and lots of ideas! If you'd like
to learn more about serving on the board, please
contact Julie McCall or Pam Laufer at
sisterhood@bethelohim.org.
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Spring Clean-up Day
Sunday, April 17
9:30AM – noonish
Please mark your calendar and join us!
There are a variety of beautification and
maintenance activities to complete.
Young and Old
Parents and Children
Pruning and Clearing
Raking and Sweeping
A chance to enjoy the outdoors
and get our synagogue in great shape
for Spring!
Many hands make light work
RSVP if you can to
Bob & Deena Ferrara at
rferrara@mit.edu or 617-513-9355, or
Matt Liebman at
m.liebman@comcast.net or 508-517-1717
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April 2016
Zamir
Chorale
of Boston
A Kaleidoscope of
Jewish Music from
Around the World
New England’s premier Jewish choral ensemble
performing classical, folk, popular, jazz, and liturgical
choral music across eight countries and over four centuries
May 22, 2016 • 4 p.m.
133 Prospect Street, Acton, MA 01720
Tickets
$25 adults
$20 seniors and students
$75 premium seating
Purchase online at
www.bethelohim.org/zamir.html
or call 978-263-3061.
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Reception to follow.
Babysitting available.
April 2016
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April 2016
# — Denotes services conducted by both Rabbi and Cantor
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
17 Adar II
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Religious School
18 Adar II
6:30-8:30 PM
Midrasha
19 Adar II
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
7:30-9:00 PM Adult
Education—Story of
Jewish Boston with
Rabbi Mintz
20 Adar II
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
7:00-9:00 PM Tzion
26 Adar II
5
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
7:30-9:00 PM Adult
Education—Story of
Jewish Boston with
Rabbi Mintz
27 Adar II
6
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
7:00-9:00 PM Tzion
7:30-9:30 PM
Sisterhood College
Planning Event
7
4 Nissan
12
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
5 Nissan
13
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
14
24 Adar II
3
9:00-11:00 AM Brotherhood Board
Meeting
Morning: Family Education: Heh Class
25 Adar II
4
6:30-8:30 PM
Midrasha
2 Nissan
10
9:00-11:00 AM Brotherhood Breakfast
Morning: Family Education: Bet Class
Afternoon: Adult Education—Story of
Jewish Boston Field Trip with Rabbi
Mintz
3:00-4:00 PM ELC: Popsicles in the
Playground
7:00 PM Congregation Board Meeting
3 Nissan
11
6:30-8:30 PM
Midrasha
7:00 PM Sisterhood
Board Meeting
17
9 Nissan
24
16 Nissan
18
10 Nissan
17 Nissan
25
6:30-8:30 PM
Midrasha
Thursday
Friday
21 Adar II
1
Saturday
22 Adar II
Candle Lighting Time—
6:53 EDT
7:00 PM Family Shabbat
Service #
28 Adar II
8
29 Adar II
7:01 EDT
7:30 PM Shabbat
Evening Service #—
Shabbat Shirah
6 Nissan
7 Nissan
15
7:09 EDT
6:00 PM Tot Shabbat
7:30 PM Shabbat
Evening Service #
19
11 Nissan
18 Nissan
26
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
12 Nissan
20
7:15 PM Meditation
Class with Cantor
Sarra
19 Nissan
27
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
21
13 Nissan
28
20 Nissan
22
14 Nissan
29
21 Nissan
7:17 EDT
Candle Lighting
Time—7:24 EDT
7:25 EDT
23 Adar II
Shemini
(Leviticus 9-11)
10:00 AM Shabbat
Service #—Ariel Levine
Bat Mitzvah
2
1 Nissan
Tazria
(Leviticus 12-13)
10:00 AM Shabbat
Service #—Matthew
Krampf Bar Mitzvah
9
8 Nissan
Metzora
(Leviticus 14-15)
10:00 AM Shabbat
Service #—Nathan
Cooperman Bar Mitzvah
16
15 Nissan
23
10:00 AM Pesach Service
30
22 Nissan
9:30 AM Seventh Day
Pesach Service including
Yizkor #
7:30 PM Shabbat
Evening Service
May 2016
# — Denotes services conducted by both Rabbi and Cantor
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
23 Nissan
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Religious School—
Mitzvah Day
24 Nissan
6:30-8:30 PM
Midrasha
25 Nissan
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
26 Nissan
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
1
2
3
4
Thursday
5
27 Nissan
Friday
6
Saturday
28 Nissan
7:33 EDT
7:00 PM Family Shabbat
Service #
30 Nissan
8
7:00 PM Congregation Annual Meeting
9
1 Iyar
6:30-8:30 PM
Midrasha
2 Iyar
10
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
3 Iyar
11
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
12
4 Iyar
13
5 Iyar
7:40 EDT
6:30 PM Gan & Aleph
Class Dinner
7:30 PM Shabbat
Evening Service
7 Iyar
15
9:00-11:00 AM Brotherhood Board
Meeting
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM ELC: Parent /
Teacher Conferences
7:00 PM Congregation Board Meeting
8 Iyar
16
6:30-8:30 PM
Midrasha
7:00 PM Sisterhood
Board Meeting
14 Iyar
22
4:00-6:00 PM Zamir Choral Concert
6:00 PM Zamir Choral Reception
23
21 Iyar
30
29
15 Iyar
9 Iyar
17
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
10 Iyar
18
4:15-6:15 PM
Religious School
19
11 Iyar
20
12 Iyar
7:47 EDT
6:00 PM Tot Shabbat
7:30 PM Shabbat
Evening Service #—
Brotherhood Participation
24
16 Iyar
25
17 Iyar
26
18 Iyar
27
19 Iyar
7:54 EDT
7:30 PM Shabbat
Evening Service
22 Iyar
31
23 Iyar
24 Iyar
25 Iyar
26 Iyar
7:59 EDT
29 Nissan
Ahare
(Leviticus 16-18)
10:00 AM Shabbat
Service #—Marc Perkins
Bar Mitzvah
7
6 Iyar
Kedoshim
(Leviticus 19-20)
10:00 AM Shabbat
Service #—Julia Morville
Bat Mitzvah
14
13 Iyar
Emor
(Leviticus 21-24)
10:00 AM Shabbat
Service #—Joshua
Tadmor Bar Mitzvah
21
20 Iyar
Behar
(Leviticus 25-26:2)
10:00 AM Shabbat
Service #—Halley
Friedman Bat Mitzvah
28
27 Iyar
Bechukkotai
(Leviticus 26:3-27)
The congregation calendar is also online at http://www.bethelohim.org/calendar.html
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April 2016 - Congregation Beth Elohim

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