May 2013 - Synagogue Emanu-El

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Synagogue
Emanu-El Scroll
May 1-31, 2013
21 Iyar-22 Sivan 5773
Shavuot at Emanu-El
Shabbat Schedule
Shabbat BeHar-Behukotai
Friday, May 3rd
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Candle-Lighting: 7:45PM
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“Family Shabbat” services: 5:15PM
Saturday, May 4th
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Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM
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Services: 9:30AM (Bat Mitzvah of Hannah
Chase)
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Shabbat Ends: 8:48PM
Shabbat B’midbar
Friday, May 10th
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Candle-Lighting: 7:50PM
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Tour d’Emanu-El: 7:30PM, at the home of
Joshua Fox, 236 Horseshoe Drive, Goose
Creek
Saturday, May 11th
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Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM
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Services: 9:30AM (Anniversary Shabbat,
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Shabbat Ends: 8:53PM
Shabbat Naso
Friday, May 17th
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Candle-Lighting: 7:55PM
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Friday Night Live: 6:00PM
Saturday, May 18th
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Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM
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Services: 9:30AM (Tot Shabbat, Adult
B’not Mitzvah of Janet Masonberg, Janet
Mendola & Julie Malka Shoemaker)
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Shabbat Ends: 8:58PM
Shabbat BeHa’alotkha
Friday, May 24th
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Candle-Lighting: 8:00PM
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“Late Night” & Oneg Shabbat: 8:15PM
Saturday, May 25th
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Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM
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Services: 9:30AM
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Shabbat Ends: 9:03PM
Shabbat Sh’lakh Lekha
Friday, May 31st
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Candle-Lighting: 8:04PM
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“Late Night” & Oneg Shabbat: 8:15PM
Saturday, June 1st
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Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM
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Services: 9:30AM
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Shabbat Ends: 9:08PM
Shavuot celebrates the revelation of
the Torah at Mount Sinai. During
this time, we come together to engage
in the activity which alone is the
essence of our Jewish being:
the study of Torah.
Tuesday, May 14th
Tikun Leil Shavu’ot with YAD and KKBE 7:00PM
(at KKBE, see page 7)
Wednesday, May 15th
Services: 9:30AM
Minha/Ma’ariv: 5:30PM
Thursday, May 16th
Services: 9:30AM (INCLUDING YIZKOR)
Minha ONLY: 5:30PM
Mazel Tov
Hannah Chase
and family
on her upcoming
Bat Mitzvah
May 4, 2013
You are cordially invited to the
Adult B’not Mitzvah of
Janet Masonberg, Janet Mendola
and Julie Malka Shoemaker
Join the congregation in celebrating as
they are called to the Torah.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
9:30AM services
Kiddush Luncheon to follow
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F R O M T H E D E S K O F R A B B I R O S E N BAU M
I have no idea whether the following letter is apocryphal; regardless, it is
remarkable:
5 Windsor Drive
Charleston, SC 29407
Phone (843) 571-3264
Fax: (843) 402-0844
Email:
emanu-el@emanu-el.com
Website:
www.emanu-el.com
Rabbi
Adam J. Rosenbaum
Religious School Principal
& Ritual Assistant
Daphne Hubara
Office Administrator
Maya Hirsch Kupchik
President
Stanley Chepenik
President Elect
Jacobo Mintzer
1st Vice President
Laura Zucker
Treasurer
Michael Schwartz
Financial Secretary
Suzanne Lynch
Recording Secretary
Linda Krawcheck
Corresponding
Secretary
Roxann Spandorfer
Parliamentarian
Lydia Mandel
Past President
Ellen S. Steinberg
Board of Trustees
Sharyn Bluestein
Alex Fox
Marsha Gewirtzman
Elisheva Holub
Rachel Landis
Scott LeRoy
Norm Levine
Cynthia Nirenblatt
Scott Sternfeld
Sisterhood President
Roxann Spandorfer
Herbert A. Millington
Chair - Search Committee
412A Clarkson Hall, Whitson University
College Hill, MA 34109
Dear Professor Millington,
Thank you for your letter of March 16. After careful consideration, I
regret to inform you that I am unable to accept your refusal to offer me
an assistant professor position in your department.
This year I have been particularly fortunate in receiving an unusually
large number of rejection letters. With such a varied and promising field
of candidates, it is impossible for me to accept all refusals.
Despite Whitson's outstanding qualifications and previous experience in
rejecting applicants, I find that your rejection does not meet my needs at
this time. Therefore, I will assume the position of assistant professor in
your department this August. I look forward to seeing you then.
Best of luck in rejecting future applicants.
Sincerely, Chris L. Jensen
Again, I have no idea whether this was an actual letter, or, if it was, what
happened to Dr. Jensen if he indeed showed up at Whitson University that August
with the intention of teaching. But you have to admit that Jensen’s chutzpah is not only
original, but also instructive.
Teddy Kollek, a long-time mayor of Jerusalem, once suggested that the 11th
commandment should be “thou shalt not be patient.” Kollek was not necessarily
encouraging rudeness or abruptness. Rather, he insisted that we not settle for an
unjust world. In many ways, the continual survival of the state of Israel is due to its
residents taking this “11th commandment” seriously, and not being satisfied with an
insufficient status quo.
As we look back at a month that was heartbreaking for so many, we can take
to heart the spirit of Kollek and even Chris Jensen. The tremendous example of the
Women of the Wall — the women who have continued to pray at the Western Wall
and have now forced the Knesset to seriously consider allowing egalitarian prayer at
this holiest of sites — shows that a little bit of chutzpah goes a long way.
Let us seek out ways to replicate these examples with the issues that we face.
Whether the topic is the continuing epidemic of gun violence, the constant fear of
terrorism, or the threats faced by Jews around the world, we ought not be patient. We
shouldn’t always ignore reality the way that Jensen did, but sometimes when we do,
we create a new, and better, reality.
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P R E S I D E N T – S TA N L E Y C H E P E N I K
I want to thank you for electing me President. I truly appreciate the confidence
you’ve shown in me as I take the lead of this wonderful organization, Synagogue
Emanu-El. As I said at the Congregational Meeting on April 14th, I promise you that I’ll
work hard, listen to your concerns and suggestions, and support the wonderful board and
trustees you elected. My goal is to continue the great work that Ellen Steinberg started.
You elected six new board members who bring great enthusiasm and insight to the governing body of the Synagogue. The officers you elected have experience on the board and
are ready to dig into the job of leading Synagogue Emanu-El. Please understand that we
represent you and your interests and will all work hard for our Synagogue.
Mickey Fischbein and Michael Schwartz highlighted that the synagogue is in much
better financial shape than in the past. It’s because of you, the congregation, that this is so.
Your participation in events, plus your generous contributions in support of those events
went a long way to putting us in such good financial shape.
We are planning a number of fun events for the coming year including the BBQ
(Jews, Brews, and Q’s) as well as Dancing with the Stars of David and others.
Remember, just about everything we do at the Synagogue requires volunteers.
Many of you are already involved and graciously volunteer your time, whether it is for
minyan, Shabbat services, cooking, visiting the sick, or the 1001 other things that go on. If
you haven’t yet, find something that interests you and volunteer. One initiative for the
coming year is to revive our membership committee. If we’re going to grow our congregation we’ll have to become active in finding new members. We need a membership chair as
well as committee members. If you’re interested contact me or the office. Another is the
Jewish Community Relations Committee at the Federation. We need a member to
represent Synagogue Emanu-El. This is a very important committee for the community
and is well worth the time. Besides attending meetings and reporting to the board (or
perhaps even a short Scroll article) it’s an opportunity to shape opinion on issues of importance to the entire Jewish community of Charleston. Again, if you’re interested contact me or the office.
Would you SHAVE YOUR HEAD for $25,000?
See what Stanley’s first act as President is– page 6!
Thank You!
Ellen
Steinberg
President
2011-2013
for all your hard
work and the
good you
brought us!
Thank You to our
Outgoing 2012-2013
Board Members
Welcome
2013-2014 New
Board Members
Natalie Bluestein
Nicky Bluestein
Jessica Solomon
Mike Engel
Owen Meislin
Mickey Fischbein
Sharyn Bluestein
Marsha Gewirtzman
Rachel Landis
Scott LeRoy
Scott Sternfeld
Cynthia Nirenblatt
Thank you for all
your work!
Thank you for your commitment!
Good Luck!
Happy
Birthday:
Sanford Solomon
Pearl Baker
Randy Goer
Sandra Perlitz
Sharyn Bluestein
Andrew Kraft
Benjamin Landis
Rebecca Ellison
Marvin Scherr
Alex Shulmanovitch
Michael Ullian
Jonathan Zucker
Debra Engel
Richard Fishman
Scott Sternfeld
Allan Rosenberg
Roger Warner
Daniel Goldstein
Ivy Kalik
Shani Browdy
David Cohen
Ben Gilbert
Lynn Gorod
Brian Hawkins
Gabriella Zucker
Sheila Edelson
Herbert Rephan
Joseph Shapiro
Jonathan Stein
Adrienne Goldstein
Olga Mintzer
Dora Rovick
Nowell Lesser
Nanci Kestenbaum
Neda Nussbaum
Ed Weiss
Gregory Veyber
Michael Engel
Leah Greenberg
Jasper Hawkins
Faye Rones
Dorothy Weiner
Willy Adler
Nadia Fox
Tsivia Browdy
Mindy Hawkins
Judy Kaiser
Philippa Brock
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S I S T E R H O O D — R OX A N N S PA N D O R F E R
Shalom,
Sisterhood has had a wonderful start to Spring. I want to thank Patti Bagg, Irene Gilbert and all those who
helped in running our fabulous Ladies Night Out. Also, thanks to the Men's Club for helping out and being such
wonderful waiters.
We will have Sisterhood Installation and Education Day on May 19th. See below for details.
The Sisterhood Judaic Shop has wonderful items for all life-cycle events. Can’t find it? We even have catalogs
with beautiful items that can be ordered. Please call Gloria Adelson at 556-2965 or Gail Silverman at 556-1529 for
all your Judaic gift needs.
Elisheva Holub, Irene Gilbert and the nominating committee have worked very hard putting together a
wonderful board and I want to thank them for all their efforts, time and commitment. We have a wonderful slate
of officers who were elected on April 11th and have put together a calendar of great events for this coming year.
The members of the board and committee chairs will be busy reaching out and searching for other Sisterhood
members to join committees thus creating longer branches on our tree of volunteers. Our Sisterhood continues to
grow and blossom as do the beautiful spring flowers.
As always feel free to call or email with questions or suggestions. You can reach me at 708-5765 or
roxanns@carolinaone.com.
With Love, Faith, and Sisterhood,
Roxann
INSTALLATION of the 2013/2014 SISTERHOOD BOARD
PLUS NEW DATE FOR MOVIE EVENT
Date: Sunday, May 19th
Venue: Home of Patti and Micky Bagg, 1612 Seignious Drive, Ashley Harbor
Time: 9:00AM Installation; movie at 10:05
Potluck Brunch: Please bring a small plate (milk/pareve) to share
RSVP: pattibagg@gmail.com or 556-5499
Movie: Refusing to be Enemies-The Zeitouna Story (58 minutes).
About the Movie: This documentary profiles a self-formed group of twelve ordinary women calling themselves
"Zeitouna," the Arab word for "olive tree", over a two-year period in Michigan. These six Arab women and six
Jewish women struggle to overcome their prejudices, fears and anger through dialogue. Over time, they find that
their diverse backgrounds have more in common than they originally believed. The film does not attempt to
answer questions of right and wrong, or how to break the deadlock of the Middle Ease conflict. Instead, it offers
living proof of how the journey of personal transformation may pave the way to socio-political transformation
and peace through dialogue.
MEN’S CLUB
Men’s Club Stag
Dinner and Raffle
Tuesday, May 7th, 6:30PM
Drinks and Hors d'Oeuvres, Dinner and Raffle
Contact Chet Fischbein at 763-4209 for more details.
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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL-DAPHNE HUBARA
Our journey to Eretz Yisrael will come to an end this month.
On Sunday, May 5th, our religious school students will play a final game
of Israel Monopoly to recap all of the highlights from our Israel Tour – and then
we will board the plane back home for summer vacation!
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our Religious School
teachers who bring so much to our school in enthusiasm and love of Hebrew,
Israel and Torah. We are so lucky to have them. Todah Rabah to Sarah
Steinberg, Alli Debrow, Tsivia Browdy, Riki Netanel, Shlomi Netanel, Lara
LeRoy and Rabbi Rosenbaum, as well as our teen teachers Sierra Debrow and
Nick Hoffman. Thank you also to Patti Bagg and Debbie Toporek for their commitment to library time with our kids.
Thanks for a great year!
Daphne Hubara
A huge thank-you to Dalia Friedland, who performed her show “Bubblegum
Seeds” for our Religious School last month. Along with accompanist Katya
Pekar, and Dalia’s MAGIC HAT, we traveled to Israel to visit Jerusalem, Tel
Aviv and a kibbutz. We were thoroughly entertained through songs and poems.
We even learned a new word ... in many languages:
In English the word is Peace.
In Hebrew, the word is Shalom.
In Arabic the word is Salam.
In Spanish, the word is Paz.
In Russian, the word is Mir.
In Chinese, the word is Pingan.
In French, the word is Paix.
In Japanese, the word is Heiwa.
Right: Dalia Friedland performing.
Below left: Alon Kupchik and his mom
enjoying the show.
Below right: David Sherman, Katie
Krawcheck, Cayden Molnar, Alexis Veyber,
Shoshana Rosenbaum and Jacob Kestenbaum
reading a poem praying for peace in Israel.
Happy
Anniversary to:
Joseph & Rhetta
Mendelsohn
Michael & Ellen
Mintz
Genrich & Ida
Polyachenko
Greg & Marian
Yarus
Philip & Shannon
Berlinsky
Paul & Lisa
Baron
Sandy & Vera
Semel
Sanford & Shelley
Solomon
Mitch & Irene
Gilbert
Brett & Bess
Bluestein
Eric & Peggy
Krawcheck
Please join us for
Anniversary Shabbat
Saturday, May 11th
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The Dares 2013
Our fearless leaders
are willing to take some dares — at the right price!
Let’s make it happen!!!
We are committed to finishing this fiscal year
in decent financial shape.
Our leaders will do whatever it takes to make sure that happens...
THEY NEED YOUR HELP!
We will collect donations and pledges to “The Dares 2013”
campaign, from now until June 21st, in hopes of reaching our goal of $25,000.
Once we reach that goal, our leaders will perform their dares in front of your very eyes!
RABBI ROSENBAUM
will lead Saturday morning services on June 22nd dressed up in a
NEW YORK YANKEES UNIFORM!
Now, wouldn’t you pay good money to see that??
DAPHNE HUBARA will step up to the challenge of
DANCING WITH THE STARS OF DAVID, coming up in February 2014!
That’s going to be spectacular!
And our new President, STAN CHEPENIK,
will SHAVE HIS HEAD (!!!) on June 23rd, during our Early 4th of July Picnic
MAKE A PLEDGE, MAKE IT ALL HAPPEN!
All this beautiful hair– shaved!
Make him do it!
Call the office and tell us what
your pledge is!
Contact the Office with
any questions at
843-571-3264
or
Emanu-El@Emanu-El.com
Please make checks payable
to Synagogue Emanu-El,
and specify it is for
“The Dares 2013”
Stan Chepenik BEFORE The Dare,
what will he look like AFTER?
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C O M I N G U P AT E M A N U - E L
Get the
BEST parking spot
for the
High Holy Days!
3 spots, right next to the
Rabbi’s parking space
will be raffled of on Sunday, June 23rd!
Winner will get their
name on the spot for all
the High holy Days this
coming fall!
Tickets are now available
for purchase:
$36 a ticket,
$100 for three tickets
YOUR
NAME
HERE
Dinner With The…
Mintzers! Jacobo and Olga Mintzer will cook
SAVE the DATE
a fabulous Shabbat dinner for a party of six. Enter the raffle to
win a lovely evening, enjoy delicious food, good company and
the great ocean view.
Sunday,
June 23, 2013
Steinbergs! Ellen and Robert Steinberg will cook
Join us for a
4th of July
themed picnic on our lawn
a fabulous Shabbat dinner for a party of six. Enter the raffle to
win a lovely evening, enjoy delicious food and good company in
Charleston’s historic district.
Raffle Tickets now available at the office- $100 each
Raffle will take place at our Early 4th of July Picnic (June 23rd)
* Dinner date will be decided upon with the winners
* You may also opt for taking the food “to go”
More details soon….
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Y A H R Z E I T S & C A L L T O M I N YA N
May 4-24 Iyar
Anna Hyman
Frieda Tessler
Karl S. Feis
May 5-25 Iyar
Abraham Pintchcuk
Ida Tesler
May 6-26 Iyar
Stanley Stark
May 7-27 Iyar
Rubie Kottelman
Renee Kluger Moran
Sandra Mitzman
May 8-28 Iyar
Jack Oser
Bella Berlinsky
Fay Dinnerstein
Minnie Ruth Sherman
Milton Pack
May 10-1 Sivan
Louis Baker
Rebecca Baker
Jonathan Grossman
Elsie Rubin
Reva Kalinsky
May 11-2 Sivan
Elizabeth Pender
Saul Linder
Morris Silver
Florette Wile
May 12-3 Sivan
Alice Miller
Sinai Brownstein
May 13-4 Sivan
Jennie Levkoff
Helen Cohen
Irene Zryb
May 14-5 Sivan
Isadore Ginsberg
Toba Pearlman
Ethel Kremer
Shep Yelman
May 15-6 Sivan
Goldie Goldberg
Emanuel Mills
May 16-7 Sivan
Rose Lieberman
Nathan Goldberg
Milton Schwartz
May 17-8 Sivan
Henry Koslow
Shirley Peckar
May 18-9 Sivan
Cele Berebitsky
May 19-10 Sivan
Retha Sharnoff
Harry Braunfeld
Minnie Kalinsky
Henrietta Gorod
May 20-11 Sivan
Harry Marks
Alfred Marks
Isadore Feinstein
Max Traub
Eve Coleman
May 21-12 Sivan
Harry Mandel
Sam Banov
Bernard Boskowitz
May 22-13 Sivan
Henrietta Rich
Moshe Silberstein
May 23-14 Sivan
Harry Engel
Sarah Golod
Robert Covin
May 24-15 Sivan
Mary Scherr
Pearl Maier
Pearl Lurey
Dorothea Dumas
Joseph Chell
Mildred Deich
May 25-16 Sivan
Bernard Miller
Samuel Pinosky
Tessie Cohen
Murray Urowsky
Annie Bukatman
Arthur Saul Levine
May 27-18 Sivan
George Goldberg
May 28-19 Sivan
Hattie Shapiro
May 29-20 Sivan
Bertha Abel
David Katz
Florence Shorago
Dora Lauper
Bessie Rosenberg
Ernest Goer
May 30-21 Sivan
Jacob Epstein
May 31-22 Sivan
Florence Tanenbaum
Joseph Fischbein
CALL TO
MINYAN
May 4-10
Warren Hyman
Stuart Tessler
Janet Masonberg
Sidney Stark
Rita Busman
Marsha Golod
Eric Oser
Danny Berlinsky
Naomi Simon
Harold Sherman
Howard Sherman
Mitchell Sherman
Arlene Rovick
Pearl Baker
Barry Baker
Ruth Silverman
Colby Grossman
Fran Grossman
Joan Loeb
Robert Steinberg
Marshall Kalinsky
May 11-17
Herbert Rovick
Rhonda Nossokoff
Shara Star
Marshall Miller
Sharyn Bluestein
Joe Engel
Betty Pearlman
Sybil Kalinsky
Barry Kalinsky
Brenda Lederman
Ben Goldberg
Michael Mills
Allan Lieberman
Sandra Lipton
Sheila Freedman
Harriet Warshaw
Seymour Baron
May 18-24
Marsha Golod
Sally Fischbein
Norman Nirenblatt
Bradley Nirenblatt
Sybil Kalinsky
Barry Kalinsky
Herbert Gorod
Charlot Karesh
Belinda Feinstein
Alan Coleman
Florence Horowitz
Lloyd Mandel
Martin Lazarus
Rhetta Mendelsohn
Shirley Mills
Michael Engel
William Golod
Sandi Archambault
Marvin Scherr
Herb Maier
Renee Frisch
Seymour Baron
Sunny Steinberg
May 25-31
Marshall Miller
Aaron Pinosky
Manny Cohen
Eric Urowsky
Norm Levine
Charles Goldberg
Joseph Shapiro
Phyllis Shorago
Harriet Goldberg
Ira Rosenberg
Randy Goer
Mimi Goer
Helen Lipsky
Mickey Fischbein
Chet Fischbein
We Need You
At Minyan!
Sunday:
9:00AM
Monday-Friday:
7:15AM
Monday-Thursday:
5:30PM
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Food and Toiletries
are always collected at
Synagogue Emanu-El.
THANK YOU!
Monthly Minyanaire Mishpucha!
Take the Challenge!
Come to morning minyan (7:15am Mon-Fri, 9am Sun)
once a month for 12 consecutive months on your
“birthday.” (For example, if your birthday is July 2nd, you
should come on the 2nd of each month or any other
morning that works for you.) You will be eligible for a prize
and special recognition at Yom Kippur services.
SPECIAL for 2013: You only need to attend
a monthly minyan for SEVEN months to
get a prize and recognition.
Join this Mishpucha!!
Thank you to the following
Congregants who are
Scheduled to participate in services in May:
Hannah Chase, Rachel Hunsinger, Abby LeRoy, Sam Chase, Richard Price, Alan Isaacson,
Dan Greenstein, Ari Levine, Misha Pekar, Mitch Gilbert, Mike Engel, Janet Masonberg,
Janet Mendola, Julie Shoemaker, Laura Zucker, Jonathan Zucker, Jasmine Hubara, Sandy Jaffee,
Adrian Reuben, Ben Chase.
If you are interested in leading a Shabbat service, reading Torah or Haftarah,
please contact Daphne Hubara at school@emanu-el.com or 843-442-6086.
K I D S A N D Y O U T H A C T I V I T I E S C O M I N G U P AT E M A N U - E L
Saturday, May 18th
11:00AM
RAKEVET AND KADIMNA END OF YEAR
CELEBRATION at the
Meet us in the Double Classroom
for
Shabbat fun,
then join the Congregation for
Kiddush following services.
Tot Shabbat is held once a month.
Thursday, June 6th
More details coming soon!
may 2nd, 6:30pm-8pm
This teen talk is open to
8th-11th graders
Meet daphne at east bay deli in west Ashley
Come with all of your ideas and requests for next year!
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F R I D AY N I G H T S A T E M A N U - E L
We offer a changing program of Friday night services to cater to different needs and
different people. We invite you to choose your favorite or try them all!
"Family Shabbat" May 3rd, 5:15PM
Services for all ages!
“Tour d'Emanu-El” May 10th, 7:30PM, Visiting Goose Creek!
At the home of Joshua Fox
236 Horseshoe Dr., Goose Creek
D’ Emanu-El
Friday Night LIVE May 17th, 6:00PM
Services will be uplifting
Program will be fun
Food will be exquisite
Stay tuned for more details!
“Late Night Shabbat” May 24th and 31st, 8:15PM
Services followed by a potluck dessert reception.
Please bring a Parve or Dairy dessert to share!
Would you like
to see more
innovative
and creative
programs at
Emanu-El?
LOST AND FOUND
Does this bracelet
belong to you?
Help us return it to
its rightful owner.
Call the office at
571-3264
Welcome
our newest
Synagogue Member
Charles Melvin
Do you have ideas you’d
like to share?
Then join the
Programming Committee!
To volunteer or for more
information call 571-3264
or email us at
emanu-el@emanu-el.com
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AROUND TOWN
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A D U LT E D U C AT I O N O P P O R T U N I T I E S
HAZAK LUNCH & LEARN
When: Tuesday, May 14th
Where: Zucker Social Hall
Time: 12 Noon PROMPTLY
Cost: $3.00
RSVP BY FRIDAY, MAY 10TH
TO THE OFFICE, 571-3264
Check Out These Classes offered
at Synagogue Emanu-El
No Pre-Registration Or Fees
“SIX DAYS THAT TRANSFORMED A HALF-CENTURY”
Pscintillating Psalms in Pservices:
Thursdays, 9:30-10:15AM:
Traditional Jewish services are filled with selections
from the book of Psalms. What do these selections
mean, and how do they speak to our souls today?
Taught by Rabbi Rosenbaum. Concluding May 23rd.
Nearly 50 years have passed since Israel’s shocking and
definitive victory over Egypt, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan.
The Six-Day War reunited Jerusalem, greatly increased
Israel’s land holdings, bolstered the international Jewish
community’s self-image, and signaled to the world that the
Jewish state was here to stay.
Conversational Hebrew: Wednesdays, Noon-1:00PM:
A chance to brush up on your Hebrew in a friendly
atmosphere. Join Maya Hirsch-Kupchik
at the Synagogue. Basic Hebrew conversational skills
required.
Rabbi Rosenbaum will review the details of the 1967
conflict and raise questions about its impact on the
political and social issues that Israel grapples with to this
day.
Danish & Drash:
Saturdays, 9:00-9:30AM:
A sneak peak at the week’s
Torah portion prior to
Saturday morning services.
Complete with coffee and treats!
Led by Rabbi Rosenbaum.
AIPAC Policy
Conference 2014
March 2-4, 2014
Washington, DC, Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Price: $599 - Currently discounted to: $499
The AIPAC Policy Conference is the pro-Israel community's preeminent annual gathering. The
event attracts more than 12,000 community and student activists from all 50 states, and more
than half of the Senate, a third of the House of Representatives and countless Israeli and
American policymakers and thought leaders. Over three jam-packed days, Policy Conference
participants choose from hundreds of informative sessions and participate in the pro-Israel
community's largest and most important advocacy day.
For more information, visit aipac.org
Are You Interested in Traveling to Israel
with Emanu-El Next Year?
We are considering organizing a congregational trip that would take place in June 2014.
Please contact Rabbi Rosenbaum if you would consider taking part in such a trip, or if
you might like to help plan it.
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C E L E B R AT E A N D S U P P O R T E M A N U - E L
HaGafen
for Shabbat
To honor a special Simcha,
consider sponsoring the grape juice
and wine (only $36.00!)
and have the honoree’s name(s) and
occasion and your name appear in
the weekly bulletin.
Contact Ruth Oser to sponsor the
wine (843) 556-4740
oserrk@gmail.com
To honor a special simcha,
consider sponsoring
A kiddush on Shabbat
The Kiddush is prepared for up to 65 people
and the cost is $236.
Your name will be listed in our weekend handout.
Items included:
Coffee, Soft Drinks, Tuna Salad, Egg Salad, Green Salad,
Bagels, Cream Cheese, Fruit, Chips & Salsa, Gefilte Fish,
Herring, Crackers, Horseradish,
2 Dessert Cakes, and all paper goods!
Are you aware of this?
Our dues structure features
a special young adults category:
Families and couples under 35 only have to pay
$360 a year for their dues!
Singles under 35 only have to pay
$180 a year for their dues!
This change in dues structure has been made to
assure finances will not be a barrier preventing
young families to join us. With all the great
events and programs we offer, this is a great
deal! Thank you for helping us spread the word!
HONOR SOMEONE
YOU LOVE
Purchase a Chai Leaf for the Tree of Life
for $136, a memory that will last a life time!
Contact Leah at the Synagogue, 571-3264,
or emanu-el@emanu-el.com
Help build Synagogue Emanu-El’s Path to the Future!
Celebrate the 65th Anniversary of Synagogue Emanu-El
by paving the way to the future of our Jewish identity
Each brick will be permanently inscribed with your personalized message. Purchase a brick as a gift for you, your
family and friends. A brick is only $99! Certificates of Recognition are also available for $5 each.
ORDER YOUR BRICKS ON-LINE AT:
www.bricksrus.com/order/emanuel or contact the office at 571-3264
Now is the time to BUY
BRICKS before the
price goes up!!!
Did you receive a confirmation email
for the bricks you ordered?
Please review your order as sent to you, and be sure to
let us know if there are any changes.
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D O N AT I O N S -
WE
THANK EVERYONE FOR THE GENEROUS DONATIONS
Biblical Garden & Landscape Fund
In memory of
Dana Ashley Rovick, by Cathy, Alan, Lauren, Abby,
Daniel & Ethan Rovick
Israel & Rebecca Geldbart Fund
In honor of
The birth of Liam Solomon, by Ruth Silverman
Freda & Melvin Bluestein Fund for Religious
School Scholarships
In memory of
Ashley Kobre, father of Rhonda Richards, by the
Hubara family
Joel Cohen, by the Hubara family
General Fund
In memory of
Dorothy Kipnis, by Linda Soller
In honor of
The birth of Noah Benjamin Cohen, grandson of
Lisa & Alan Isaacson, by Mike & Shirley Mills
Ellen Steinberg in appreciation for her two years as
president, by Margie Lynch
Shara, Richard, Samantha and Jillian Star, by Dean
& Karen Spiegel
Judy & Myron Lutz’s 50th Anniversary, by Raina &
Phil Rubin
Jessica & Jason Solomon, on the birth of their son,
Liam, by Lisa & Alan Isaacson
Speedy recovery of
Ed Baron, by Martin & Adel Lazarus
Morey Lipton, by Martin & Adel Lazarus
Sally Fischbein, by Martin & Adel Lazarus
L’Dor V’ Dor Sculpture Maintenance Fund
In memory of
Tony Craig, by Joe & Sheila Edelson & family
Marvin H. Wolper Building Fund
Speedy recovery of
Eva Oxler, by Betsy Wolper
Memorial Fund
In memory of
Joel Cohen, father of Shari Allen, by Martin & Adel
Lazarus
Ashley Kobre, father of Rhonda Richards, by Martin
& Adel Lazarus, Marilyn & Ed Barron
Elia Chalfy, mother of Marsha Miller, by Martin &
Adel Lazarus, Marilyn & Ed Barron
Lillie Rubenstein, by Margie Lynch
Dorothy Kipnis, by Margie Lynch, Peggy & Eric
Krawcheck
Abraham Rukhman, by Bronislava Chernomordik
Celia Lipson, sister of Aaron Pinosky, by Marilyn &
Ed Barron, Pearl & Warren Hyman, Blanche & Ronald
Cohen
Prayer Book Fund
In memory of
Ida Lipsky, by Irving & Helen Lipsky
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
In honor of
Jason & Jessica Solomon on the birth of Liam
Solomon, by Martin & Adel Lazarus
Fred & Jan Solomon becoming grandparents, by
Martin & Adel Lazarus
Ray & Leah Greenberg Education & Endowment
Fund
In memory of
Ruth Boacher, sister of Jean Rudich, by Edward &
Shelly Pinsky
Celia Lipson, sister of Aaron Pinosky, by Theresa &
Bernard Solomon
In honor of
Harriet Goldberg’s birthday, by Marilyn Hoffman
Joseph & Slava Tsveer’s birthdays, by Marilyn
Hoffman
Joan Loeb’s birthday, by Marilyn Hoffman
Speedy recovery of
Edmund Barron, by Ruth Silverman
Joe Engel Holocaust Education Fund
In memory of
Morris Kalinsky, by Barry & Mona Kalinsky and
family
Ethel Isaacson, by Lisa & Alan Isaacson
My father, Bert Perwin, by Lisa & Alan Isaacson
Bernard Nirenblatt, by Bradley Nirenblatt and family
Rose & Ted Levin Children’s Library Fund
In memory of
Celia Chalfy, mother of Marcia Miller, by Carol &
Sid Seltzer
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D O N AT I O N S -
WE
THANK EVERYONE FOR THE GENEROUS DONATIONS
In honor of
The birth of Noah Benjamin Cohen, grandson of
Lisa & Alan Isaason, Neil & Marsha Gewirtzman
Alexis Kate Steinberg, by Stuart & Elaine Tessler
Jane Mendelsohn’s birthday, by Marilyn Hoffman
Karen Stark’s birthday, by Marilyn Hoffman
Marsha Golod’s birthday, by Marilyn Hoffman
Rose & Henry Koslow Minyan Fund
In memory of
Ashley Kobre, father of Rhonda Richards, by
Charles & Judy Kaiser
Barbara Backers parents, Dr. Leon Feldman &
Ruth J. Feldman, by Barbara & Don Backer
Charles Richards’ aunt, by Barbara & Don Backer
My husband, Jery Warshaw, by Harriet Warshaw
Aaron Herman, by Allan & Jeanne Lieberman
Hilda Aareneau, by Allan & Jeanne Lieberman
Steinberg Chapel & Torah Fund
In memory of
Anita Steinberg, by Paula Steinberg Farbman
In honor of
Lisa & Alan Isaacson on the birth of their new
grandson, by Libby Soffar
Happy 95th birthday Joan Loeb, by Libby Soffar
Speedy recovery of
Frances Feinberg, by Susie & Bernard Steinberg
Sisterhood Emanu-El Kitchen Fund
In memory of
Celia Chalfy, mother of Marsha Miller, by Janet &
Carl Masonberg, Linda & David Cohen
Ashley Kobre, father of Rhonda Richards, by Linda
& David Cohen
Eva Rand, by Dorothy & Howard Weiner
Rita K. Feldman, by Joan & Fred Feldman
Morris Feldman, by Fred Feldman
Bennie Deich, by Sunny & Samuel Steinberg
Anita Steinberg, by Sunny & Samuel Steinberg
Celia Lipson, sister of Aaron Pinosky, by Sunny &
Samuel Steinberg
Irene Henin, by Carl Masonberg
In honor of
All of our friends for their good wishes for our
anniversary, by Bonnie & Ed Silverberg
Joan Halushka’s birthday, by Becky Fisher
Theresa & Bernard Solomon on the birth of their
great grandson, by Linda & David Cohen
All my birthday wishes, by Ruth Silverman
Speedy recovery of
Morey Lipton, by Linda & David Cohen
Sally Fischbein, by Sunny & Samuel Steinberg
Zucker Kiddush & Oneg Fund
In memory of
Jerry Zucker, by Martin & Adel Lazarus
Dr. Jerome Edelson, by Joe & Sheila Edelson
Synagogue Emanu-El appreciates all
contributions. Donations of $10.00 and above
will be listed in “The Scroll” and an
acknowledgement will be sent to the recipient
from the office. Please make checks payable to
Synagogue Emanu-El with a notation to which
fund you are contributing.
2010 Endowment Fund
The Banov Book Fund
Biblical Garden/Landscape Fund
Cantor’s Jewish Music Fund
Ethel & Jacob Cohen
High Holiday Prayer Book Fund
Israel & Rebecca Geldbart Fund
General Fund
Lenora & Nathan Goldberg Cultural Fund
Samuel Golembe Memorial Fund
Men’s Club
Ray & Leah Greenberg Education
& Endowment Fund
Bethe Rittenberg Homeless Shelter
& Social Action Fund
Rose & Henry Koslow Minyan Fund
Memorial Fund, Pearlman Family Floral Fund
Prayer Book Fund
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
Steinberg Chapel & Torah Fund
Religious School Programs
Marvin H. Wolper Building Fund
Youth Fund
Zucker Kiddush & Oneg Fund
USY/Kadima Programs
Freda & Melvin Bluestein Fund
for Religious School Scholarships
Grush Shabbatone Fund
L’Dor V’ Dor Maintenance Fund
Cemetery Fund
Rose & Ted Levin Children’s Library Fund
Joe Engel Holocaust Fund
Sisterhood Funds:
Oneg Fund, Bereavement Fund, Kitchen Fund
Todas Rabah!
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May 2013 — Calendar Subject to Change
Morning Minyan Schedule: Mon-Fri 7:15AM
Sundays 9:00AM; Rosh Hodesh & Hol HaMoed 7:00AM
Afternoon Minyan Schedule: Mon-Thurs 5:30PM
Friday Night Services: See below for different times
Saturday Morning Service: 9:30AM
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
1
Hebrew Group
2
Psalms Class
Religious School
5
COZY Café
Fundraiser
6
Last Day of
Religious School
12
7
Men’s Club Stag
Dinner
Emanu-El
University
13
14
HAZAK
Sat
3
4
Family Shabbat Danish & D’rash
5:15PM
Bat Mitzvah of
Hannah Chase
8
Hebrew Group
9
Psalms Class
10
Rosh Hodesh
11
Danish & D’rash
LGBT program
@ JCC
Board Meeting
7AM Minyan
Anniversary
Shabbat
15
Shavuot Day 1
16
Shavuot Day 2
Ma’ariv
9:30AM Services
WITH
YIZKOR
Finance
Committee meeting 9:30AM Services
5:30PM Minha/
Erev Shavuot
Shavuot services &
Tikkun Leyl
Shavuot at KKBE,
7:00-9:30PM
Fri
Office Closed
Tour d’EmanuEl, 7:30PM,
at 236
Horseshoe Dr.,
Goose Creek
17
Friday Night
Live, 6:00PM
5:30PM Minha
ONLY
Office Closed
19
Sisterhood
Installation &
Sisterhood
Education Day
20
21
Final Day of
Emanu-El
University
22
Hebrew Group
23
Final Psalms
Class
24
Late Night
Shabbat with
Oneg, 8:15PM
26
27
Memorial Day
Office Closed
28
29
Hebrew Group
30
31
Late Night
Shabbat with
Oneg, 8:15PM
18
Danish & D’rash
Tot Shabbat
Adult B’not
Mitzvah of
Janet Masonberg,
Janet Mendola
& Julie Malka
Shoemaker
25
Danish & D’rash
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