July/August 2013 - Congregation Beth Judea

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RABBI’S REFLECTIONS
“Getting Ready”
It seems incredible, but I am beginning my third
year as rabbi of Beth Judea. I look forward with joy
and inspiration to the year to come, as I continue
my effort to learn every name and as our staff and
dedicated lay leaders strive to meet the needs of
our large and varied membership.
We begin each year together with many hours of
prayer, song and study over the High Holidays. In
order to maximize our experience of these days, we
must prepare ourselves properly. And with the fall
holidays beginning the first week of September, we
have to begin our preparations early. Getting ready
for such important days involves several
components: the practical; the personal; the
communal.
In practical terms: We have to be ready by
turning in our membership and school registration
paperwork to the synagogue office. If you have not
already done so, please drop by to take care of this
important item. We don’t want anyone in the
position of not having access to High Holiday
services, the clergy or any other service Beth Judea
provides our community during the year. If there are
financial reasons for not having turned in these
forms, please contact our office and we will help you
find your way with discretion and kindness. In
addition, we each need our own copy of Mahzor Lev
Shalem, which we first used last year. It is a
wonderful tool for understanding traditional prayer
and for connecting with God. Again, please contact
our office to get your copy.
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IN THIS ISSUE
Rabbi’s Reflections …………………………………..….1
Shabbat Under the Stars ……………………………… 2
Notes from the Cantor ….…………..…………………. 3
Special Events and Notices ………………………….. 3
Presidents Message ………………...…………………. 4
A Night of Jewish Baseball Fundraiser ……………… 5
High Holiday Information ……………………………… 6
Membership …………………………………..………… 7
Education ..……………………………………………... 8
Focus on Families ……………………………………… 10
Ritual ……………………………………………………. 10
BJE ……………………………………………………… 10
MT Nesters …………………………………………….. 10
Youth ……………………………………………………. 11
Social Action …………………………………………… 12
Sisterhood……………………………………………….. 13
Men’s Club ……………………………………………… 14
Hesed Committee ……………………………………… 15
Mitzvah Mall …………………………………………….. 15
SHALVA ………………………………………………… 15
Adult Education ………………………………………… 16
Bikur Cholim …………………………………………….. 18
College Connections ……………….………………… 19
Community Connections ……………………………… 19
Sisterhood Gift Shop ………………………………….. 19
Birthdays and Anniversaries ………………………….. 22
Yahrzeits……………………………………………….… 24
Tributes……………………………………………….…. 26
Calendar ………….…………………………..……..….. 31
Save the Date …………………………………………. 32
Index of Flyers and Advertisers……………….……… 32
BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES
Shabbat Prayers
August 2, 2013 – 7:30 pm
Those who celebrate birthdays and anniversaries during the
month of August will be recognized at our service on August 2nd.
Our worship will begin at 7:30 pm and will conclude by 8:15 pm.
Children of every age are welcome!
UPSTAIRS THOUGHTS
2013 Shabbat Under the Stars
In personal terms: The High Holidays are our
chance to reset our relationships with each other
and with God. Our sages teach us that the days
themselves will atone for any transgressions
between us and God, but they cannot atone for
transgressions between one person and another
until we have made things right with them. We
have to engage in the process of heshbon
nefesh, an accounting of the soul, in order to
admit our faults. We must then have the courage
to approach those we have wronged and ask for
their forgiveness. This may be one of the most
difficult things we can do, but it is also the most
important.
In communal terms: We have to be ready to
come together at the appropriate times and
places in order to feel that we are one praying
and forgiving community. In this I include the
Yizkor service on Yom Kippur. I strongly
encourage all who are in services to remain in
the room for Yizkor. The memorial service
includes prayers for the martyrs of our people,
including the victims of the Shoah who may have
no one left to remember them, as well as prayers
for congregants who have passed away in the
last year. In addition to remembering them, our
presence at Yizkor provides comfort to those
who have suffered a recent loss. Rushing out of
the room not only disrupts the service; it also
abandons those who need our support the most.
Download 2013 Shabbat Under the Stars
In all these ways, now is the time to begin
making our mental preparations for the holidays.
Let’s all start the process of teshuvah, of
repentance, by getting ready in ways that we
have not in years past. Let’s make the small
changes that we should in order to feel more,
and to be more, in the year to come.
Shanah Tovah u’metukah: a good sweet year
to all.
Rabbi Jeff Pivo
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WE NEED YOUR HELP
During the summer, with less activity in our
building, we are often in greater need of your
assistance with our daily minyan. Sunday
mornings, at 9:00AM, Monday mornings at
6:15AM, Monday through Thursday evenings at
7:30PM. Just showing up makes all the difference.
Cemetery Visit – September 1, 2013
One element of High Holiday preparations is to visit the graves of our loved ones. As we recall our own lives over the past year,
we also remember those whose lives shaped ours. Rabbi Pivo will be visiting the graves in the Beth Judea section and
elsewhere at Shalom Memorial on Sunday September 1st, beginning at 10 a.m., and invites all who wish to join him to do so.
The Word July/August 2013
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NOTES FROM THE CANTOR
SPECIAL EVENTS AND NOTICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
Jr. Yad Squad I
Special opportunity for incoming BET Students to study with Hazzan
Weisberg on Thursdays at 4:15!! Students who enjoy learning Hebrew
and music are invited to get a head start using the ancient musical
phrases known as the Trope System, taught by Hazzan Weisberg. After
getting to know the trope signs, students will have a chance to prepare
small portions in the Torah for Gan Shabbat services in 2014. There is a
one-time $60 fee for texts/recordings.
MEGILLAT EICHA READING
Chant MEGILLAT ESTHER next Purim!
It may seem strange to be thinking about Purim during the summer, but
this is actually the perfect time for those who enjoy chanting scripture to
be acquiring this wonderful, tongue-in-cheek version of the tropes, in
order to read from the Megillah next Purim (March 15, 2014 in the
evening). It is such a dramatic story! The anticipation of everyone’s
groggers, which surrounds each time the evil Haman is mentioned, makes
it all the more exciting. If enough of you are interested, I will offer a class
on Esther trope – I know of several already who have asked about it – or if
not, then hopefully I can work with you individually. Be forewarned,
however, that the Purim story is recited at breakneck speed, and should
be read directly from the scroll, similar to Torah. Once again, if you are up
for a fun challenge, please get in touch with me at
hazzanweisberg@bethjudea.org
To all of you, may your summer be restful and enjoyable! I look forward to
seeing you in these weeks of sunlight and warmth.
Click Here and download the Flyer to find out more
Hazzan Roger Weisberg
BETH JUDEA HIGH HOLIDAY
Choir Rehearsal Schedule
Rehearsals are on Tuesdays at 8:00 pm unless otherwise noted.
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SELICHOT
EREV ROSH HASHANAH
ROSH HASHANAH – DAY 1
Rehearsal
EREV YOM KIPPUR
YOM KIPPUR
Cantor: On Tues, July 16 - chanting from
Eicha (Lamentations) on Tisha B'Av with
the campers
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
My name is Debbie Kreisman Dubin and I am happy and
humbled to be your current president of Congregation Beth
Judea. Thank you so much for entrusting me with this position.
Let me tell you a little about myself. I am Skokie raised, and I
graduated from Niles North. I received my undergraduate
degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and
my MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at
Northwestern University.
Jewish holidays have always been synonymous with family for
me. I have such fond memories of breaking Yom Kippur’s fast
in West Rogers Park with my maternal grandparents, and our
extended family. That is where I acquired my taste for coffee
(of course, I drank a little coffee with my milk)! Breaking Yom
Kippur’s fast is still one of my favorite days. We share the
evening with my husband’s family, 50 relatives including three
generations. It is always joyous, and the spaghetti casserole is
to-die-for!
DEBBIE KREISMAN DUBIN
CONGREGATION BETH JUDEA
E-mail: debdubin-cbj@hotmail.com
MISSION STATEMENT
Congregation Beth Judea is a
welcoming, egalitarian synagogue
whose mission is to create a warm
and inviting home that serves the
lifelong spiritual, educational and
fellowship needs of our members.
Consistent with the principles of the
Conservative Movement, we
embrace Torah and our responsibility
to serve and support the greater
Jewish community, the community at
large, the United States of America
and the State of Israel.
After graduating college I embarked on my spiritual journey. I
took a Judaism class at the Florence G. Heller JCC with Rabbi
Yehiel Poupko. I started attending events sponsored by the
Young Leadership Division of the Jewish United Fund. And, I
went to Israel for the first time in 1986 (I have been back twice
since then). I love(d) spending Shabbat in Jerusalem!
I married my husband, Mark, in 1988 and we have three
children: Daniel is 21 and a rising senior at University of
Southern California, and Gillian and Gregory are17 and rising
seniors at Stevenson High School.
My involvement in the Jewish community, and the Buffalo
Grove community at large, has followed the growth cycle of my
children. When they were young, I led the Preschool Parents’
Association at the Duman JCC. We sponsored events which
supplemented their learning and social experiences, as well as
raising money for scholarship funds.
When they were in elementary school, I coordinated book fairs
at, and for, 4 schools. Concurrently, I was appointed a position
on the Young Women’s Board of JUF. In addition to utilizing
my organizational skills for planning various events,
involvement in JUF requires fundraising training.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
My younger kids were not big on attending Hebrew school or services and they would often complain. I have tried to
instill in them that it is very easy to complain, but much more difficult to affect change. Since they were too young to
become involved in the synagogue, I offered to become involved for them, and be their voice at CBJ. I just started my
seventh year on the Board of Directors. I have served on the general Board, and I have served on the Executive Board
as the Youth Vice President and the Executive Vice President.
In addition to working hard for the good of Congregation Beth Judea, I also bring an interesting perspective to the position
of President. I am a non-Hebrew reader, and as such, I understand the concern of exclusion felt by many interfaith
families. Personally, one of the things that I find most beautiful about the Conservative service is the Hebrew. I love the
beauty of the language, the cadence, the melodies. I love the fact that wherever you go in the world, every Conservative
synagogue will be reading the same words in the same language! The Hebrew is the connection to the heritage, past,
present, and future. I take advantage of the transliterated booklets for each of our services, which allow me (and any
other non-Hebrew reader) to participate fully. I also read most of the English translations, which keeps me involved and
understanding.
August will be a busy month at CBJ, beginning with an AIPAC speaker on the 1 st. Sisterhood’s Annual Rummage Sale is
on August 4th, and Shabbat Under the Stars will be on August 23rd. The Rizman Golf Outing is on August 25th. And, as
a reminder, Erev Rosh Hashanah begins September 4, 2013. If you have not renewed your membership, please do so
as soon as possible.
Finally, I am looking forward to serving Congregation Beth Judea for the next two years and to meeting you. If I can be of
any assistance, please contact me.
B’Shalom,
Debbie Dubin
Congregation Beth Judea President
Email: Debdubin-cbj@hotmail.com
Dear Congregants,
Come to Congregation Beth Judea for...
A NIGHT OF JEWISH BASEBALL
Wednesday, August 14th
6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Meet 3 Former Major League Greats
I've come across an amazing project put together over the last 4 years by a
member of our synagogue involving Jewish Baseball Players. Details and links
below in the email I am forwarding, but generally, the project started with a
painting of all the current and former living Jewish baseball players, in addition to
some Jewish Baseball executives and celebrities. He then had 500 Lithographs all
originally hand signed by each of the people, including Sandy Koufax, Kevin
Youkilis, Steve Stone, Larry King, Bud Selig, Jerry Reinsdorf, etc. The project is
amazing and has raised almost $100,000 to date for various charities.
I am writing to you because we have put together an event on August 14, where
you can see the artwork, here about it and meet 3 of the ballplayers included (Ron
Blomberg, Ross Baumgarten and Art Shamsky). You also walk away with
autographed gifts.
So take a look at the attached and check it out on the website at
http://www.jewishbaseballplayer.com/events.html. Make sure to include our
special Code # of 1022 if you buy tickets or raffles. PLEASE FORWARD THIS
EMAIL, ALONG WITH OUR CODE TO EVERYONE AND ANYONE YOU KNOW
WHO MIGHT BE INTERESTED. The more this gets passed on, the better the
event and the more we will earn.
Whether you want to go to the event or not, the website has great videos, pictures
and interviews of the players, how the artwork was created and even has a song
parody of Don McLean's "American Pie." So check it out and forward off often.
Thanks,
Download Flyer
Brian Gurin
Vice President – Ways & Means
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HIGH HOLIDAY INFORMATION
HIGH HOLIDAY TICKETS,
SCHOOL INFO PICKUP and SYNAGOGUE COMMITTEE FAIR
!
Come see which committees interest you and join them!
Monday, August 19, 2013 from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm, along with the School Ice Cream Social and Mini Mitzvah Day
Or on Sunday, August 25, 2013 from 10:00 am to noon
As in the past, 1/3 of all dues must be paid before Holiday Tickets and
School Admit Cards can be released, unless on Visa/MC or special payment plan.
If you have any questions, please call the synagogue office at (847) 634-0777
Download HH Ticket, School Info Pickup and Synagogue Committee Fair Flyer
JOIN US FOR SELICHOT
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 2013
Start the High Holiday season with study, prayer and,
of course dessert, at our Selichot Services.
DISCUSSION -9:00 PM
DESSERT RECEPTION – 9:45 PM
SERVICES – 10:30 PM
IF YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING, PLEASE CALL THE
SYNAGOGUE OFFICE AT 847-634-0777 BY
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23rd .
Selichot Flyer RSVP by email
Lulavim & Etrogim Flyer Order by email
Project Isaiah Flyer
HOLIDAY DATES FOR 2013 – 2014
August 31, 2013
Selichot
September 1, 2013
Cemetery Visit
One element of High Holiday preparations is to visit the graves of our loved ones. As we recall
our own lives over the past year, we also remember those whose lives shaped ours. Rabbi
Pivo will be visiting the graves in the Beth Judea section and elsewhere at Shalom Memorial
on Sunday September 1st, beginning at 10 a.m., and invites all who wish to join him to do so.
September 4, 2013
September 5 – 6, 2013
September 14, 2013
September 13, 2013
September 19 – 26, 2013
September 27, 2013
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Kol Nidre
Sukkot
Simchat Torah
PRAYER BOOKS:
Prayer books will NOT be available at services. If you have not yet purchased the new High Holiday Mahzor,
Lev Shalem, that we began using last year, we have copies available in the synagogue office for purchase.
The price is $36/book.
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MEMBERSHIP
MEMBERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Membership Opportunities
EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES for 2013 - 2014
*NEW membership opportunities for L’Dor v’dor*
Your Family Can Be a Part of Beth Judea for the same COST of High Holiday
Tickets. In the Past, Your Parents/Relatives gifted Tickets to YOU to
Attend All High Holiday Services.
Take Ownership and Pride in your Jewish Roots - Join today Create and Grow from your past into your future - Your selection
to Belong to the Beth Judea launches Generation to Generation
L’Dor v’dor - Seize the Opportunity to Worship with your
Extended Family –
This offer is an incentive for young adults to take ownership of Beth
Judea for their OWN synagogue membership. In addition,
programming is being designed specifically for parents in Our Religious
School. We are building our memberships with newly married
congregants, singles, and young families parenting their Joyous
Creations.
This category has been designed specifically for YOU!!
Are you under 30 years Young? Did our Clergy conduct your Marriage ceremony?
Join Beth Judea NOW - For only $325single/$650couple
Meet Young Families that share your same Values – Share the Social
and/or Religious programming designed with You in Mind – Beth
Judea has Youth and Adult Education for All ages – Bring Your Circle
into Our Family – Did you know that Interfaith families make up a
large portion of CBJ’s Membership?
Get Flyer
Help us build our Beth Judea community by referring family, friends, and new neighbors. Please: Keep
Congregation Beth Judea in mind when talking to others. YOU are our best means to advertise our shul.
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EDUCATION
At Congregation Beth Judea’s Religious School, Jewish education is based on two core
principles. First, Jewish learning is not only about the child but rather is a whole-family
experience. We offer meaningful ways for every member of the family to connect with Judaism
in every stage of life. Second, learning is not only about what happens in school but throughout
our daily lives. Therefore, what we do in the classroom will relate to what happens in your
home, as we worship and in all the places we go.
Congregation Beth Judea’s Religious School is committed to Jewish learning that is relevant,
inspirational and transformative. We provide our students and their families with the tools to
participate meaningfully in the Jewish community, with pride in their Jewish heritage and with
the awareness that their actions will shape the future of the Jewish people.
Parents, students and teachers are the stakeholders in our Religious School program. Its
success is owed to all of you who play a role in shaping our school’s vision and culture. We
look forward to being your partners in this great endeavor.
Later this month, when you pick up your Religious School Packets, you will receive the Family
Information Guide, calendar and other handouts necessary for the school year. Please
familiarize yourself with the contents. It addresses questions you may have about attendance,
service requirements, curriculum, behavior codes and much more. Keep it in a handy place!
We encourage all of you to volunteer in any way you can. We are all part of a wonderful team
whose goal is to make certain that our children have a glorious, educational year.
UPCOMING DATES & EVENTS:
Ice Cream Social & Mini-Mitzvah Day: Join us on MONDAY, AUGUST 19th at 6:30 PM for our
annual Ice Cream Social. This year, we are again teaming up with the Social Action Committee
to incorporate mini Mitzvah Day. This wonderful event is an opportunity for students (and
parents) to reconnect with each other and their teachers, to mingle and schmooze and of
course, to have ice cream!
SCHOOL DATES TO REMEMBER:
August:
Monday
8/19
School-wide Ice Cream Social (6:30 pm)
September:
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Thursday
Sunday
9/7
9/8
9/14
9/15
9/23
9/26
9/29
First Gimel Shabbat
First Day Sunday School (Kindergarten – Heh)
NO RELIGIOUS SCHOOL – Yom Kippur
NO RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
First Beyachad (HS) class
Kindergarten Consecration (part of Simchat Torah evening service)
Parent’s Day (10 am)
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EDUCATION
Shabbat Service Attendance: All Aleph through Heh students are required to attend 9 Shabbat
services during the course of the school year (August 2013 – May 2014). Services that will
count toward Shabbat service requirements include
(1)Friday night services
(2)Shabbat morning services
- Aleph & Bet families may attend the Gan Shabbat service which begins at 10:30
am in the Beit Midrash.
(3)High Holiday Services (Rosh Hashanah, Kol Nidre & Yom Kippur Day services)
(4) any service in which there is a Torah and Haftarah reading such as
- Rosh Chodesh
- Sukkot
- Shemini Atzeret (morning service)
- Simchat Torah (morning service)
- Passover
- Shavuot
We want the students to come with parents in order to fully enjoy and participate in the service.
Students and families must stay for the DURATION of the SERVICE.
This is NOT a drop-off Shabbat.
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

Gimel students should note that Shabbat morning services will count only on the days
when there is no Gimel Shabbat.

HEH students must attend 6 Shabbat Morning Services prior to their Bar/Bat Mitzvah;
these 6 Services will be counted towards both the Shabbat Service and B’nai Mitzvah
Requirement.
Shabbat Services need to be attended at Beth Judea
in order to count towards the Attendance Policy
Mini-Mitzvah Day &
Ice Cream Social Flyer
:Parent’s Day Flyer
Religious School Calendar
2013 - 2014 Calendar
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Family Programs
Ritual
Attention Torah Readers:
In order to allow trained Torah Readers greater access to
available Shabbat aliyot, we are trying a new system:
A list of the upcoming dates and portions is available via
this link (Torah Portions).
If you see a portion you would like to read, send a note to
Hazzan Weisberg identifying which date and portion that
you would like to read. He will confirm your assignment.
Hazzan will usually confirm within 3 days. If you have not
received a response after 3 days, please send him a
reminder along with a copy to Mark Sheft.
As in the past, you need to check back with him about two
weeks prior to the date you are reading to ensure that you
have learned the portion.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mark Sheft
Ritual Vice President
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rsvp by email
MT NESTERS
Click on the Links Below to View the Flyers
Monday
Friday
August 19, 2013
August 23, 2013
6:30 pm
6:00 pm
September
September 5 & 6
September 14, 2013
September 22, 2013
September 22, 2013
September 26, 2013
Sunday
12:00 pm
12:30 pm
Mini-Mitzvah Day & Ice Cream Social
Shabbat Under the Stars
We’re still here!! We’re getting younger every year!!
Monthly Flyer of Events
Rosh Hashanah Tot & Family Svcs
Yom Kippur Tot & Family Svcs
Sukkot Lunch & Launch
Blessing of the Animals
Simchat Torah & Flag Parade
Seriously – this is a great way to meet and hang out with your
contemporaries.
Every Shabbat Morning 10:30 AM Gan Shabbat
Where are you?
The MT Nesters is open to the community and our annual dues are still
at $20. However, there’s a special deal for Beth Judea members – the
dues for your first year membership in MT Nesters is NONE - - - ZERO.
We meet once a month, usually on Sunday evening, except for
February and the summer months. Call Carol at (847) 537-3566 or Sam
at (847) 459-0316.
Check out our full calendar of events here.
Like what you see in family programming and want to
help keep it going? Please consider volunteering to
help with one of our programs this year
L’hitraot! See you soon!
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Board of Jewish Education Early Childhood Center!
For information please visit our website at www.bjeecc.org
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YOUTH
A MESSAGE FROM: MARC SENDER, YOUTH DIRECTOR
Dear Beth Judea FamilyWith summer in full swing and the sweltering heat covering much of the Chicagoland area now is the perfect time to think about the
upcoming school year… Right??? Well while it is hard to imagine that in just a few short weeks we are going to be kicking off another
amazing year in our Beth Judea youth department. The newly elected BJUSY board has been hard at work planning an exciting year
and I can’t wait to get started. We are still accepting applications for BJUSY General Board but the deadline is approaching fast so make
sure to get those in if you would like to be part of the planning for an awesome BJUSY year.
In anticipation of this coming year I was fortunate to be able to spend some time at Ramah Day Camp with a bunch of our Beth Judea
youth. I encourage those of you who have not made a journey to Ramah Day Camp to do so. It is tucked away in Wheeling, IL off of
Hintz Road and from the road you would not believe all the amazing things they have inside. I was fortunate, along with Hazzan
Weisberg and Youth Vice-President Joan Smith, to be able to experience their moving Tisha B’Av ceremony with them and it was quite
an impactful event. Take a look at the picture from our visit and then perhaps take a visit of your own one day.
Visiting the camp got me geared up for this new school year. This coming year we are going to continue our new teen minyanim once a
month on a Saturday morning. We will be having our youth high holiday services in the beginning of September and then our very first
teen minyan will be October 26th and it will be a Superhero Minyan. In addition to our teen minyanim we are going to continue our
outstanding programming throughout the year.
The new year kicks off August 18th with the USY vs. Men’s Club softball game and congregational bbq. This event has gotten bigger and
bigger the last couple of years and we would love to see a huge turnout from the community. Regardless of whether you are in USY or
Men’s Club or not you should come on by Twin Groves in Buffalo Grove and watch some fun softball and enjoy a delicious bbq.
Everybody is invited and this program is free of charge.
For our USYers the first Tuesday program will be right after that on August 27th. Our Kadima will have their first program, a Maccabi
Madness program, on September 15th and then our Kadinkers will have their program, More and More Monkeys Jumping on the
Trampolines, on September 22nd. To get a complete list of our upcoming schedule for the next few months please visit our website and
view our calendar http://www.bethjudeausy.weebly.com.
Remember you can always stay up to date with all things BJUSY by going to our brand new and improved website
www.bethjudeausy.weebly.com and you can sign up for membership by going to http://tinyurl.com/bethjudeayouth.
B’Shalom,
Marc Sender - Youth Director
Congregation Beth Judea - 5304 RFD Long Grove, IL 60047
Office: (847)-634-0777 ext. 114 Cell: (847)-334-8639
Email: YouthDirector@bethjudea.org
www.bethjudeausy.weebly.com
Sign up for membership at http://tinyurl.com/bethjudeayouth
Check us out on Facebook and Twitter!
2013 – 2014
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM
2013-2014 BJUSY, Kadima & Kadinkers Online Membership Form
2013-2014 USY, Kadima and Kadinkers Membership Application
Please consider making a donation to the Youth Fund or Rachel Hirshman Fund to help USYers go to regional programs and Israel
SAVE THE DATE:
August 18, 2013
August 27, 2013
September 3, 2013
September 5, 2013
September 13, 2013
September 14, 2013
September 15, 2013
September 17, 2013
September 22 , 2013
USY vs Men’s Club Softball Game –
11:00 am at Woodland Park (Twin Groves)
USY Opening Tuesday Program H Jew O Bash
USY Magnificent Maccabi Games
Teen Rosh Hashanah Services – 10:30 at BGHS
Teen Kol Nidre Services at BGHS
Teen Yom Kippur Services – 10:30 at BGHS
Kadima Maccabia Maddness – 11:00 - Beth Judea
USY Mini Me Mini Golf – 6:30 pm
Kadinkers Many More Monkeys Jumping on the
Trampolines
Click here to visit our 2012-2013 Calendar
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SOCIAL ACTION
CHRONES WALK
FOR THE CURE
Karen & Philip Nagel / Susan & Bruce
Thanks to those who participated
in the walk and donated. You may
still make a much needed
donation, funds are desperately
needed to find the cure. Contact
Bruce Arenson 315-383-4560 with
questions or donation information.
To make a donation through their
website click here.
The Beth Judea Group
MAOT CHITIM VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Lend a hand to our community's largest food delivery program, Maot Chitim, by helping
to assemble boxes for their Rosh Hashanah food delivery.
August 11, 2013 – Sunday – Maot Chitim – 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Volunteers are needed on Sunday, August 11th from 11 am - 4 pm at the Maot Chitim warehouse, located
at 5990 West Touhy in Niles. Volunteer for 1 hour or all day. To sign up, please call Audrey Schiff at 847674-3224. Individuals, Families or Groups are welcome. Kids 10 and older are encouraged to attend!
August 18, 2013 – Sunday - Tikkun Olam – Mitzvah Day – Spark the Spirit
Maot Chitim project – help us prepare food boxes at their warehouse located at 5990 W. Touhy Avenue in
Niles.
August 25, 2013 – Sunday from 19:00 am to 11:30 – Tikkun Olam Mitzvah Day
Maot Chitim Project – Volunteers needed to help deliver food boxes.
Maot Chitim of Greater Chicago
delivers 5,000 Rosh Hashanah
and 5,000 Passover Kosher
Holiday food boxes to needy
Jews who live in Chicago and its
surrounding suburbs. Bulk
shipments are also provided to
several thousand needy in
shelter houses, and institutions,
as well as to Hillels, Chabads
and Jewish prisoners
throughout the state. Volunteers
are needed to assemble boxes,
pack perishable and nonperishable food and deliver
these food boxes to the
recipients so that the needy in
our community may observe the
holidays in a traditional and
dignified manner. For more
information, please visit
www.maotchitim.org.
August 19, 2013 – Monday – Religious School – Ice Cream Social & Mitzvah Day
We will help the Beth Judea Religious School pack backpacks for needy children.
August 20, 2013 – Tuesday – Pick Up Backpacks
August 26, 2013 – Monday – Social Action Committee Meeting
The Social Action Committee will meet at 8:00 pm following Minyan, please join us
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Dear Congregants,
With the High Holidays right around the corner, there are many programs that we are engaged in to help
others; but without your help these programs cannot go forward.
Whether we participate in these programs is determined by whether we have the support of congregants.
We ask that you help volunteer so that these programs can go forward. Please sign up early -- this could
make a difference whether the program gets canceled or not.
---------------------------------------------"If there is any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being,let me do it now, and not
deter or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again.“
Blessing of the Animals Flyer
-- William Penn
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SISTERHOOD SOURCE
SISTERHOOD ANNUAL
RUMMAGE SALE
SUNDAY,
AUGUST 4, 2013
STOP!
BEFORE YOU DONATE
THOSE SALEABLE
ITEMS
The next meeting of the Sisterhood Book Club
will be on Monday, September 16. We will be
discussing the book Unorthodox by Deborah
Feldman. The book is about 250 pages and is
quite interesting so it should be easy enough to
read during this busy time of year. See the flyer
for other important information regarding this
meeting.
Sandy
Sisterhood of CBJ Rummage Sale
August 4th
Profits from sale will benefit the Synagogue
Donations of
clothing, household items, dishes, kitchenware, books,
toys, bikes, pictures, linens and SMALL furniture only!
NO TELEVISIONS, COMPUTERS, UNDERWEAR,
SWIMWEAR!
Drop-offs at the synagogue start Sunday 7/28 until
Thursday 8/1 (before 11am)
NO DONATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED DAY OF SALE
If you are available to help or have questions call:
Synagogue office (847-634-0777)
cbj.sisterhood@gmail.com
Click Here to Download Flyer
SISTERHOOD'S SEPTEMBER PROGRAM: CALLING ALL CHOCOLATE LOVERS!
The Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Judea has planned
its opening program of the 2013-2014 year. On Monday,
September 9, at 7:00 PM, the Sisterhood asks its members
and prospective members to join them for a chocolate design
and molding class at "Morkes Chocolates" at
1890 North Rand Road
(between Dundee and Hicks on west side of the street)
in Palatine.
Participants will dip delicious treats in chocolate fondue
and then will learn the art of dipping and decorating chocolate
truffles. There will also be chocolate games and prizes.
Cost for Sisterhood members: $20.
Space is limited; you must RSVP BY September 5.
Download Flyer
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MEN’S CLUB
SIGN ME UP! I WANT TO PLAY AND WILL BRING MY FIELDING GLOVE AND BAT (S)!!
Name: __________________________________________________ Positions I play: _______________________
Phone: __________________________________ E-mail:_______________________________________________
SIGN ME UP! I WANT TO HELP WITH THE BARBECUE!!
Name: __________________________________________________
Phone: __________________________________ E-mail:_______________________________________________
Men’s Club vs USY Softball Challenge
RETURN FORM BY JULY 31, 2013 TO:
Allen Harris – Allen.Harris@hillshirebrands.com or Fred Rabinowitz – Rabino49@aol.com
FJMC Men’s Club Softball Challenge
BETH JUDEA MEN’S CLUB
18TH ANNUAL
DR. JACK RIZMAN MEMORIAL GOLF OUTING
Sunday, August 25, 2013
Buffalo Grove Golf Club
48 Raupp Blvd., Buffalo Grove
First Tee Off - 10:30 AM - Handicap Scramble
Come as a foursome or we can arrange one…everyone welcome!
Outing Includes: Electric Cart - Contest Holes - Course Cash for Food/Drink
Dinner at Lou Malnati’s - 6:30 PM
Cost: $100 per person
Complete form below and send with check payable to CBJ Men’s Club
Mail to:
CBJ Men’s Club Golf Outing
5304 RFD
Long Grove, IL 60047
HOLE SPONSORS WELCOME! COST PER HOLE: $150
Questions? Contact:
Chuck Walcer at 847-419-1605 or tmmcj@aol.com
Morry Rizman at 847-478-9790 or 23mrizman@sbcglobal.net
The Dr. Jack Rizman Memorial Fund of Congregation Beth Judea was established by his family and many friends following his
passing in January 1996. Jack was a founding member of Congregation Beth Judea, a dynamic member of its Men’s Club,
Ritual Committee and board of Directors. He was also a steady force within the synagogue choir and was devoted to the Jewish
music with which he was raised. He was loved and respected by all for his strong work ethic, his terrific sense of humor, his
good nature and positive outlook on life. Over the years, the Dr. Jack Rizman Memorial Fund has underwritten a series of
wonderful concerts, open to the entire community. The Golf Outing was started to support this fund and its efforts.
Beth Judea Men’s Club 18th Annual Dr. Jack Rizman Memorial Golf Outing
REGISTRATION FORM
Golfer(s)____________________________________________________________________________
Email ________________________________ Phone # _____________________________________
Golfing with: _________________________________________________________________________
# of Golfers with Dinner ________ @ $100
$ ____________
# of Adults Attending Dinner Only ________ @ $20
$ ____________
# of Kids (under 13) Attending Dinner Only ________ @ $10
$ ____________
TOTAL ENCLOSED:
$ ____________
Annual Jack Rizman Golf Outing Flyer
Thank You To Our Lieberman Volunteers
I’d like to thank the following people for generously giving their time to
help with the Shabbat service at Lieberman this month; Maynard
Hirsch, Ron Friedman, Sandy Ramras, Ron Kovich and Darlene
Bikshorn. Although this is the first acknowledgement I am putting in
the Word, I have been remiss in thanking the numerous others who
have helped out these past few years. Thanks to all the Mitzvah
menches.
Jerry Sakol
The ARK is very pleased to announce the
opening of The ARK Northwest: A Safe
Harbor for the Jews of the Northwest Suburbs.
The new office is located in the Dundee Place Corporate Center,
3100 Dundee Rd., Suite 204; Phone (773) 973-0011. This new
satellite office, at the northeast corner of Dundee and Landwehr in
Northbrook, will provide increased access to The ARK’s vital human
services in the northwest suburbs-where the greatest growth in
Chicagoland’s Jewish population has occurred in the past 10 years.
Hours at the new location are:
Monday, 9:00 am – 7:30 pm and
Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
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HESED COMMITTEE
SHALVA
The Face of Domestic Abuse is not always
easy to recognize. It could be your daughter,
your sister, your best friend.
An Important Announcement
HESED (CARING) COMMITTEE
The Hesed committee would like to know if you have any
difficulties/problems that you would like to discuss with a
knowledgeable individual. We have a group of
congregants who have been trained or are professionals
who would be able to provide a brief consultation with you
in order to refer you on for more in-depth assistance. We
are also thinking about starting some support groups. We
would like to know what you feel your needs are. Please
email Ellene Lammers at elammers@comcast.net or call
Rabbi Pivo.
FOR A LIST OF EMERGENCY HOTLINE NUMBERS,
AGENCIES AND RESOURCES click here
MITZVAH MALL
Sunday’s
(when Religious School is in session)
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Domestic abuse can happen to anyone at
any time. One in four women will experience
domestic abuse at some point in her lifetime.
90% of children are aware of the abuse
directed at their mothers.
Abuse can take many forms: verbal,
emotional, financial, sexual, physical and
psychological.
SHALVA has helped over 4,000 Jewish
women since 1986 and is specifically certified
by the State of Illinois to provide domestic
violence counseling. We are the oldest
independent Jewish domestic violence agency
in the United States.
SHALVA offers free confidential domestic
abuse counseling services to the Chicago
Jewish Community.
Click Here to Download Gift Card Order Form
By using Gift Cards for all your everyday purchases
and gift giving you help support Congregation Beth Judea
SHALVA’s free, confidential services include:
24 hour crisis-line 773-583-4673 (HOPE)
Culturally sensitive individual & group
counseling
Legal information & court support
Financial assistance
Rabbinical & community advocacy & training
Information and referrals
Community prevention & educational programs
Flyer
Link to Taglit-Birthright Israel’s Website
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ADULT EDUCATION
WEEKLY CLASSES
These classes are ongoing. Please join at any
time. Hebrew is not required for any of these
classes, unless specifically noted.
ADULT EDUCATION AT
CONGREGATION BETH JUDEA.
Congregation Beth Judea offers a variety of meaningful
Jewish learning opportunities through classes, lectures
and informal sessions on Jewish Law, Torah, prayer and
other topics of interest that will intrigue and inspire you.
All classes (unless otherwise noted) are held at
Congregation Beth Judea.
For a listing of adult education classes offered here at
CBJ, you can download our Adult Ed brochure by
clicking here.
“When I pray,
I speak to God;
When I study,
God speaks to me.”
-quote by Rabbi Louis Finkelstein
Interpretive Minyan in the Library
Words of My Mouth: Talmud Study
Sunday mornings at 8 am
The Talmud is a profoundly rich compilation of
wisdom that has continued relevance to our
contemporary search for meaning. This weekly
class provides an examination of current
understanding of Jewish law, secular law,
sociology, mythology, or agadah, and often dwells
on ques-tions incorporating current events. Orin
Rotman will facilitate this weekly Talmud study
session. (Artscroll Schottenstein edition is used for
the class)
Sweet Taste of Torah
Wednesday evenings at 8 pm
For thousands of years Judaism has been
interpreting and applying the Torah to everyday life.
This class follows the Tanach cycle. Each week we
will read through several chapters a week of the
Nevim (Prophets) texts, then on to Ketuvim
(Writings), then back to Torah again.
Service Leader: Norm Kurtz
You are invited to join the Interpretive Minyan in the
Library the first and third Shabbat of every month. Our
minyan is designed to build community by providing a
passionate, meaningful and spiritual Shabbat morning
experience.
This Shabbat morning service focuses on examining the
structure of the prayer service, learning the major prayers
and becoming more comfortable with the choreography
and customs of the Shabbat morning service.
Our minyan is friendly and welcoming to all who choose to
attend. We meet in the synagogue library on the second
floor from 10:30 until 11:45.
Shabbat shalom,
Norm Kurtz
Shabbat Torah/Haftarah Study
Shabbat morning at 9 am
Weekly study to discuss the parsha of the week.
We will discuss questions raised by the
participants.
GABBAI CLASS
Are you interested in learning the skills of a Gabbai and
the choreography of our Torah Services?
We are considering starting a class on this. If you do
have an interest please contact Orin Rotman at
orotman@comcast.net
EDUCATION SERIES
To register for classes or to find out more information
about the Adult Education programs, contact Anna Besser
at (847) 634-0777 or at abesser@bethjudea.org
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ADULT EDUCATION
Don’t Miss Out On This Fabulous Learning Opportunity
THE FLORENCE MELTON SCHOOL OF ADULT JEWISH LEARNING
2013-2014
LEARNING FOR THE WONDERING JEW
Dear Congregants,
We are proud to announce that CONGREGATION BETH JUDEA has joined the consortium of partner
agencies, enhancing the Melton School program of Metropolitan Chicago.
As one of the partner agencies for this program,current members of Congregation Beth Judea may
participate in classes at a reduced fee!
Click Here to Download the Flyer
Click Here to Register Online
Download AJEC Flyer
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WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW . . . .
YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE
If you are celebrating a life cycle event such as a birth,
engagement or wedding, we would like to know about it
so that this milestone can be included in The Word.
If you are ill or know someone who is sick, we would
like to know about it so that a prayer for recovery can be
said, so that the clergy can call or visit, and so that the
Bikur Cholim committee can be notified and be of
assistance.
If there is a death in your family, we would like to know
about it so that we can offer our support, can share this
information with our congregation, and so that we can
add your loved one to our Yahrzeit records.
We firmly believe that reaching out to others
benefits not only the recipient, but the person
providing help as well. This is, without a
doubt, a win-win situation for all involved.
If you are interested in making a difference,
please contact one of the committee
members below.
Rabbi Pivo
Ellene Lammers
Wendy Wunsch
Evan Rumack
Please call the synagogue office with this information.
Do not assume that someone else will have notified the
synagogue staff.
Hesed (Caring) Committee
Congregation Beth Judea
Hesed (Caring) Committee
Please complete the following form to notify the committee of a person who is ill, hospitalized or in a rehabilitation facility,
Name: _______________________________________________________________________________
Location ______________________________________________________________________________
Contact person/phone number: ____________________________________________________________
Your name: ___________________________________________________________________________
□ Please contact this person
□ Please ask the clergy to contact this person
Please return this card to the office before or after Shabbat. You may also fax the information to (847) 634-8055,
call the Rabbi or contact our committee chairs,
Wendy Wunsch
Evan Rumack
(847) 253-4130
evanbr1@comcast.net
Beth Judea Office
(847) 6 34-0777
info@bethjudea.org
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COLLEGE CONNECTIONS
JUF RIGHT START
Koach Outreach Program for College Students
JUF Right Start is a gift program that gives a one-time
grant of up to $2000 per family to offset the cost of
tuition to a local Jewish preschool made the first year
a child is enrolled. It is not based on need. For more
information go to http://www.juf.org/rightstart or see
the ad on the following page.
Koach is the Conservative Movements' outreach program for
college students. The Koach website at www.koach.org always
has interesting and helpful information.
For those of you who are about to begin your college
experience, Koach has produced a wonderful guide that you
should view and refer to in the coming weeks. You will find it at
www.koach.org/guide.htm.
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
Helpful Links and Resources
JUF
JVS
Jewish United Fund
Jewish Vocational Services
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Jewish Child and Family Services
Jewish Community Centers
Council for Jewish Elderly
JCFS
JCC
CJE
JUF NW Suburban
News
JUF Northwest Suburban News
For a more detailed list of
resources please click here for
a list from our Hesed (Caring)
Committee…remember, in an
emergency dial 9-1-1
SISTERHOOD GIFTSHOP
Congregation Beth Judea Gift Shop (Where shopping is a mitzvah)
The Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Judea's Judaica Shop carries a wide variety of Judaica and gift items such as tallitot, kippot, Seder
plates, Chanukah menorahs, candlesticks, kiddush cups, tzedakah boxes, mezzuzah cases, books, toys, games and teacher gifts and nonreligious gift items. They carry Gary Rosenthal, Nambe and a large number of items that are imported directly from Israel. The shop also
carries special seasonal items and gift baskets. In addition, they can special order about anything you may want.
Stop by when the shop is open: Sundays from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and by appointment. Karen Nagel is the Gift Shop Manager.
The Gift Shop has lots of
new merchandise,
including great High
Holiday and other holiday
gift items, as well as
Bat/Bat Mitzvah and
wedding gift items.
Check out their own
L'CHAIM TOO! Cookbook, filled with special
recipes for all your holiday
needs or as a great gift
for any occasion. They
accept MC, VISA. and
Discover.
Congregation Beth Judea Gift Shop
(Where shopping is a mitzvah)
20% OFF
ONE SINGLE ITEM OF $25 OR MORE
Coupon must be present at time of purchase
Exclusions include sale merchandise, special orders, scrolls, consignment items.
Nambe Discount Limited to 10% / No Discount on Michael Aram
One coupon per family. No other discounts or promotions apply -Expires August 31, 2013
COUPON
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JULY BIRTHDAYS
We wish a very Happy Birthday to the following members of our Beth Judea Family:
July 1
Marlene Sachs
July 2
Luba Brin
Jeremy Clorfene
Joel Fisher
Susan Silverstone
July 12
Michael Altman
Barbara Bernstein
Ronald Cushing
Joy Margolis
Morry Rosenblatt
July 13
David Kahn
David Levsky
Randy Markowitz
Ron Shoffet
July 3
Gayle Ludwig
Susan Weitzman Goldwasser
July 4
Arlene Block
Amy Gluck
Martin Karlin
Karen Nagel
July 14
Debbie Adelstein-Posner
Susan Darin
Harriet Krugel
July 5
Robyn Gomberg
July 15
Sheryl Bauer
Lew Smith
July 6
Sharon Wein
July 16
Alisa Levey
July 7
Deborah Bender
Alyse Eligulashvili
Irving Gurin
July 17
Amy Kahn
Geri Rosenblatt
July 8
Ted Goldberg
July 18
Suzanne Citron
July 9
Daniel Levin
Louis Rabin
July 19
July 10
Ivy Elkins
Marti Rizman
Alison Berg
Herbert Kanter
Helene Lewison
Jerrold Orloff
Stewart Segal
July 11
Amy Balson
Paul Drizner
Sandra Drizner
Julie Harris
July 20
Michael Berg
Esther Mosak
Jill Rosenbaum
Jeff Shultz
July 21
Merle Rumack
July 22
Richard Goldwasser
Steven Peck
Kevn Spitz
Larry Wollheim
July 23
Glenn Simon
July 24
Jonathan Altenberg
Sharlet Hakimi
July 25
Helaine Damsky
Dina Levin
Stew Margolis
July 26
Donielle Escalante
Howard Kaufman
Burt Litwin
Michael Malter
Lisa Miner
Ira Sender
Gil Woods
July 27
Hugh Block
Rachael Finkel
Neil Holman
Michael Sheade
Nori Spiro
July 28
Sheree Arbus
Bob Pinzur
July 29
Cynthia Bauer
Brad Finkel
Eileen Kahn-Fine
July 30
Andrew Nissenberg
Joel Polakow
Ben Siegel
Allan Wernick
July 31
David Podber
JULY ANNIVERSARIES
We wish a very Happy Anniversary to the following members of our Beth Judea Family:
July 2
July 3
Russell and Cheryl Barnett
Timur and Alyse Eligulashvili
Rick and Pam Herstein
Mike and Peggy Weiner
July 14
Steve and Deborah Limer
July 26
Ronald and Davita Bloom
July 15
Stan and Jill Lieberman
July 27
July 16
Robert and Audrey Block
Alan and Debbi Green
Edward and Andrea Hockfield
Vadim and Elena Riber
July 29
Edward and Melinda Grossman
July 20
Kenneth and Jana Epstein
James and Barbara Hyman
Mitchell and Beth Polonsky
Steven and Rita Spitz
July 31
Todd and Beth Pollard
July 21
Michael and Cheryl Sturt
July 23
Neil and Alina Greenhill
Martin and Sherry Krawitz
Carl and Darlene Tominberg
July 25
Marc and Shira Sender
Eric and Julie Marder
Richard and Marci Sussman
July 4
Randy and Hadrian Markowitz
July 5
Richard and Barbara Kavitt
Ross and Alisa Levey
July 6
Steven and Gayle Kwasman
Allen and Susan Shub
July 8
Sheldon and Carol Kaner
July 9
Stephen and Daniella Gladdin
Neil and Marilyn Holman
We encourage you to also contact one another to share in their celebration.
NOTE: If your name is missing from the list please contact the synagogue so we can update your information in our files.
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AUGUST BIRTHDAYS
We wish a very Happy Birthday to the following members of our Beth Judea Family:
August 2
Edith Margules
August 11 Gloria Hernandez
Jeff Sachs
Alan Sklan
Kevin Zucker
August 4
Michele Sussman
August 12
August 5
Rebecca Flint
Craig Levin
Stuart Pearl
Lee Silver
August 1 Michael Rosenfeld
August 6
August 13
Richard Chappe
Lisa Pivo
Mitchell Polonsky
Nate Solomon
Lee Goldberg
Meyer Halperin
Staci Levy
Dan Thalheimer
August 7
Samuel Flint
Leslie Spickard
August 14
Camy Gould
Sandy Victor
August 8
Charlene Entman
Roberta Goldenberg
David Gordon
Bruce Portnoy
August 15
David Brody
Lauren Katzman
August 16
Jordan Krugel
Cheryl Vinikoor
August 17
Bruce Entman
Brian Wenk
August 9
Myles Bauer
Jo Ellen Bleiweiss
August 10 Phyllis Dritz
Michael Levenstein
Linda Spitz
August 18
August 19
Marcie Marcus
Heidi Robbins
Carey Rosemarin
Marina Shteynberg
Marcia Weissman
August 20
Joan Attenberg
Lance Lucas
Dave Rebnord
Sheryl Sheiner
Lynne Shkolnik
August 21
Ken Brandt
Lesley Elisco
Ronald Friedman
Shira Sender
Craig Smolensky
August 22
Andrea Alhadeff
Ellen Gluskin
Marilyn Holman
Morry Rizman
August 23
Tammy Brody
Tom Quinn
Ariella Willcox
August 24
Samuel Feldman
Debra Posner
Adriane Zucker
Nancy Litwin
August 25
Michael Chorpash
Jonathan Gerchikov
Karen Grobman
Sheri Lewison
Deborah Limer
Linda Stark
August 26
Shel Ladin
Jerrold Silver
August 27
Lori Finn
Penny Pinkus
Deborah Weiss
Sherie Zucker
August 28
Morris Elisco
Maynard Hirsch
August 29
Jim Duvel
Jeff Kostis
Joan Kurtz
Barbara Pearl
August 30
Monyca Flack
Paul Potach
August 31
Edward Newman
Paula Silberman
Richard Sussman
AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES
We wish a very Happy Anniversary to the following members of our Beth Judea Family:
August 1
Edward & Rhonda Newman
August 4
Bryan & Marci Fooden
David & Kimberly Granoff
Irving & Eva Gurin
August 5
Richard Goldwasser &
Susan Weitzman Goldwasser
August 6
Brent Gross & Elizabeth Ladin-Gross
Morry & Gayle Levin
August 7
Alan & Rachel Grossman
Stanford & Bonnie Robbin
August 8
Steven & Suzanne Kallish
Gary & Julie Korol
Morrie & Sherri Lieberman
Craig & Katya Smolensky
Steven & Staci Turofsky
August 9
Lance & Anne Pacernick
August 10
Matthew & Effie Kudlowitz
Daniel & Eileen Kurtz
Evan & Merle Rumack
August 11
August 12
August 23
Arnold & Lee Goldberg
August 24
Sanford & Vicki White
August 25
Neal & Marla Feld
Norm & Joan Kurtz
Burt & Nancy Litwin
Stuart & Bettie Schwartz
Michael & Debbie Sheade
Gary & Lori Thalheimer
August 26
Dan & Celia Geiger
Michael & Gayle Ludwig
August 17
Stuart & Barbara Pearl
Kenneth & Beth Redfern
August 27
August 18
Cary & Beth Chaitman
David & Debbie Posner
Mitchell & Ann Lerman
Sanford & Ina Ramras
Earl & Cornelia Roden
August 28
August 19
Fred & Robin Fingerhut
Steven & Wendy Frost
Howard & Pamela Kaufman
Albert & Linda Stark
Terry & Joyce Levinstein
Herman & Sheri Salzberg
August 29
Steven & Joanne Dicker
August 30
Jonathan & Marah Altenberg
Stuart & Vicki Fabian
Stanley & Lauri Rosenbloom
August 31
Elliott & Carla Bankendorf
Bruce & Charlene Entman
Mark & Kristie Fingerhut
Tom & Lisa Quinn
Paul & Karen Saharack
Mitchell & Ethel Schwerdlin
August 15
August 16
Harvey & Mary Brickman
Louis & Marlene Grossman
William & Judith Levitan
Morris & Barbara Saunders
Jeffrey & Jill Stark
Larry & Rhonda Wollheim
August 20
Lee & Sheree Arbus
Harold & Sheryl Cutler
Glenn & Judith Goldstein
Hyman & Robin Riebman
Jerry & Drora Patt
August 21
Lee & Barbara Silver
Robert & Marcia Weissman
David & Rhonda Cohn
Boris & Julia Lyubomirsky
August 22
Stanley & Susan Eisenhammer
Glen & Rita Gardberg
NOTE: If your name is missing from the list please contact the synagogue so we can update your information in our files.
We encourage you to also contact one another to share in their celebration.
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August Yahrzeits
YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED
AND ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS
August 2
Hylda Bittmann
Helen Davis *
Morris Feldman
Marilyn Kandel *
Milton Lewis
Clara Pieter
Mayer Rashbaum
Meyer Segal *
Israel Yatkowsky *
Harold Brown *
Jack Dennis
Lillian Fischman *
Edna Kessler
Leo Liebovitz
Trevya Polakow
Dayton Robinson
Morris Sulak
Sam Yublosky *
Shirley Coady
Rae Duboe *
Paul Fish
Rae Kubiak *
Herman Nidetz *
Eugene Ramras
Rose Sandmel
Ethel Vinikoor
Joseph Zarchy
Lillian Dannen *
Bernice Ellis
Linda Hafft
Howard Leibach *
Cantor Murray Nixon *
Stanley Ramras
Milton David Secler *
Herbert Wolff
August 9
Kalman Albun *
Herbert Forman
Bessie Kessler *
Rose Luciano *
Jack Rosenbloom *
Kcio Aminova
Henry Kaner
Micharl Lazar *
Ruth Mandel *
Rose Stein
Gerald Balbirer *
Sonia Karchmar *
Abram Lieberman *
Seymour Paisin *
Harry Borkan *
Irving Katz
William Long
Ruth Rasnick
August 16
Morton Abelson *
Alex Braiman
Earl Elisco
Emanuel Gurin
Jake Klein
Ruth Moses *
Mollie Resnick *
Eve Scholl
Barbara Abramovitz *
Irene Cohen
Richard Freid
Millie Hennes
Minnie Fannie Krassner *
Sidney Patt
Robert Rosenbaum *
Arthur Silverberg
Edna Arker *
Sam Cooper
Jack Glickman
Mary Hill
Yetta Lipka
Irv Pearlman *
Harris Rosenthal *
Sam Stark *
Alvin Berger *
Louis Duchin
Alex Greenberg *
Joseph Klaskin *
Dayton Lubesnick
Daniel Ramras
Alice Rothenberg *
August 23
Ida Albun *
Rochelle Feldman
Theodore Goldberg
Hyman Hoffman *
Jacob Louis Levin *
Leo Semel
Frances R. Corenman *
Bernard Fine
Paula Greenstein *
Herbert Howard
Debora Litwin *
Lillian Shugan
Greta Dessauer
Mildred Forman *
Kenneth Haberman *
Janet Klass *
Dorothy Perlmutter
Audrey Epton
Jacob Friedland *
Al Harris
Bernard Landau
Arthur Rotenberg *
August 30
Bernard Bloom
Betty Falcon *
Morris Gorin *
Lillian Loeb *
Jack Rosemarin
Theodor Sender *
Bessie Brenner *
Melvin Feldman *
Amelia Kane
Nathaniel Moffett
Leslie Schiff *
Nina Shkolnik
Louis Broodno *
Arthur Gerchikov
Estelle Kwasman
Alan Nisenbaum *
Sidney Schreibman *
William Silverman
William Davis
Carl Gershonfeld
Dorothy Leibowitz
Mikhaikl Rakhman
Daniel Schuster
Albert Sumner *
Donna Truger
Page 24
September Yahrzeits
YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED
AND ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS
September 6
Dorothy Behn
Cheryl Greene
Morris Mills
Nathan Sandler *
Adrienne Teicher
William Burg *
Ruth Levy *
Ida Rich
Irving Schuster
Arlene Watters
Millie Fenchel
Michael Litt
Lance Rubin
Sam Seligman
Abraham Wolinsky *
Leonard Fisher *
Rose Litwin
Elsie Saharack
Jules Spitz
Nathan Zeiger
Marianne Brenner *
Dorothy Feldheim *
Norman Friedman
Etta Greenberg *
Louis Lerner *
Max Pander
Jessie Rubinstein *
Sol Weinberg *
Frances S. Barnett *
Bernard Cutler *
Suzanne Fine
Morris Ginsberg
Sol Kessler *
Pearl Margolis
Miriam Reisberg
Celia Schreibman *
Gerszon Weiskopf *
Louis Bloom
David S. Eisenberg
Sandra Fooden
Leon Goldberg
Katrien Koekkoek
Ruth Mason
Morris Roden
Harriette Silverman *
Adolf Wolff
Barney Bograd
Louis Elgenson
Faye Frank
David Goldbogen *
Philip Koekkoek
Lisa Newman
Lillian Rosenston
Genevieve Vizansky
September 20
Isaac Appel
Yale Gerol *
Lee Grossman
Hyman Molotsky
Millard Oscherwitz *
Maurice Saltzman
Symon Bows *
Philip Gluskin *
Hyman Hundert *
Rochelle Mosoff
Phyllis Oster
Frances Spiegel *
David Brodsky *
Rose Goldberg *
Debrah Margolis
Richard Nathan *
Eva Pander
Ida Sulak
Jeffrey Caplan *
Solly Gordon *
Esther Mendelsohn
Philip Nemser *
Sam Rabin
Anna Wortell *
September 27
Sidney Ament
Florence Bryan
Harold Falcon *
Eugenia Green Holmes
Harry Leonard
Shalom Nahum *
Arman Schaffer
Albert Atlas
Donna Bryant *
Charles Feldman
Norman Isaacson
Yetta Schuster Levy *
Richard Paley
Meriel Schnider
Herman Barrier *
Carol Caplan
Allen Guttenberg
Dora Kahn *
Ruth Mendelson
David Reisberg
Lillian Seres
Jack Brill
Francine Dolack
Lewis Heiber
Diane Kovich *
William Meyers *
Howard Riebman
Babette Strass
September 13 Faye Angell *
Page 25
TRIBUTES
FOR AN EXPLANATION OF
THESE FUNDS, PLEASE REFER
TO PAGES 51, 52 & 53 OF YOUR
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
Prayers have been said for the
recovery of:
Muriel Sachsel
Joseph Sachsel
Randee Weiss
Condolences upon the death of:
Edward Bower
Nephew of Joan Smith
Estell Charman
Wife of Jan Charman
Norma Cohen
Wife of Jerry Cohen
Congratulations to:
Carol & Barry Cohen on the birth of their
granddaughter Charlotte Maeve Hogan.
Mari & Arthur Cohen on the engagement of
David to Caitlin Beaudoin.
In Appreciation of:
Rabbi Pivo for officiating at the
dedication of Jerry Blustein.
Arnie & Debbie Bender
Parents Wendy & Steve Frost and
grandmother Consuelo Frost on the
engagement of Jared to Lindsay Rubin.
Rabbi Pivo
Rita & Glen Gardberg on the birth of their
granddaughter Emry Laina Smith.
Ellen & Mickey Kaplan on the birth of their
grandson Taren Mason Kaplan.
Joyce & Terry Levinstein and Rhonda &
Jeff Wener on the birth of their grandson
Jacob Miles Levinstein.
Father of Bryan Fooden
Mazel Tov on the birth of Evan Riley
Polakow and to his proud grandparents,
Pam & Joel Polakow and greatgrandmother, Sylvia Polakow.
Father of Debbie Dubin
Orin & Denise Rotman on the engagement
of Rachel to Aaron Hessl.
Gilbert Fooden
Stuart Kreisman
Larry Krulewich
Father of Rachael and Jenny Krulewich
Ex-Husband of Jeanne Zeiger Krulewich
Ilene & Larry Schneider on the engagement
of Jessica to Brett Kornblatt.
Nancy Sherman
Rita & Steven Spitz on the birth of their
grandson Cole Jeremy Spitz.
Wife of Donald Sherman
Mother of Judy Goldstein
Irene Schweitzer
Mother of Peggy Kaplan
IMPORTANT DATES &
DEADLINES:
August 14, 2013 – A Night of Jewish
Baseball
August 19, 2013 – RSVP deadline for
August 19, 2013 – HH Tickets, School Info
Pickup and Synagogue Committee Fair
August 23, 2013 – RSVP Deadline for
Selichot Services
September 3, 2013 – Deadline to Order
the Lulavim & Etrogim.
RABBI PIVO’S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
Janice Weiner & the late Stuart Weiner on
the birth of grandson Miles Shiloh Newman.
Renee Blustein
In appreciation of Rabbi Pivo for
making my Bar Mitzvah such a
wonderful memory.
Harvey Pyes
officiating at the wedding David of
Sheade and Allison Kupferberg.
Michael & Debbie Sheade
officiating at our daughter’s
wedding.
Lynne & Jay Gomberg
In Honor of:
Howard & Sylvia Shore in honor of
their anniversary.
Mike & Renee Malter
David & Susie Waitz in honor of the
engagement of their son Michael to
Aviva Katz.
Debbie & Joel Brodsky
In Memory of:
Gilbert Fooden, father of Bryan
Fooden.
Susie & David Waitz
Sidney Kramer and Phyllis Kramer,
our dear parents and grandparents.
Billy & Linda Kramer and Family
RABBI LIFSHITZ
LEGACY FUND
Upon the Yahrzeit of:
Leonard Altman, in loving memory of
a wonderful father.
Janice Wener & Family
In loving memory of Morey Lenhoff,
our husband, father and tot. His loving
family,
Stuart, Pat & Children
and Harriet Lenhoff
Stuart Kreisman, father of Debbie
Dubin.
Mindy Gordon
Ron & Debbie Kovich
Marion M. Block, beloved mother.
Gloria Secler
Dorothy Block, beloved
grandmother.
Gloria Secler
Alan Medansky, beloved brother and
uncle.
Debbie Dubin & Family
Page 26
TRIBUTES
CANTOR WEISBERG’S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Appreciation of:
In appreciation of Cantor Weisberg for
officiating at the wedding of David
Sheade and Allison Kupferberg.
Debbie & Michael Sheade
In Honor of:
In appreciation of Cantor Weisberg for
officiating at our daughter’s wedding.
Lynne & Jay Gomberg
Marty & Sandy’s 10 year Wedding
Anniversary. We love you!
The Posner Family
Jeff & Rhonda Wener, Mazel Tov on
your son’s law school graduation.
Rita & Sid Mathias
Marion M. Block, beloved mother.
Gloria Secler
Dorothy Block, beloved grandmother.
Gloria Secler
Brett Lawrence Berlant, beloved son
and brother.
Karen Berlant, Aimee Lickerman and
Scott Berlant
Morey Coleman, beloved grandfatther
and great-grandfather.
The Brandt Family
The Lammers Family
Norman Moses
Susan Stouber and the wonderful
Torah Reading Wenk Family.
Floyd & Bobbie Babbitt
Rona Wolf
Roberta & Bill Uhler
Mazel Tov to the Wener and Levinstein
Families on the birth of their grandson
Michael & Sheryl Bauer
Orin & Denise Rotman
In Honor of:
The Award Recipients who have
honored us with service “above and
beyond”: Board Member of the
Year - Gary Krugel; Lifetime
Achievement Award - Ronna
Leibach; Ourstanding Service
Awards - Bruce Entman, Dr. Susan
Weitzman Goldwasser, Ellene
Lamers, Harold LeVine, Carrie
Shultz and Harris Weiner
Max Hiller
Albert Soll
Aviva Katz.
Rita & Sid Mathias
PRAYER BOOK FUND
SHABBAT/DAILY
Adolfo Zemchuck, in loving memory.
Celia, Dan and Jonathan Geiger
In Memory of:
Estell “Edzia” Charman, who blessed
our Shabbat morning services with
her elegance and grace.
Gilbert Fooden, in loving memory.
Deborah & Howard Tolsky
Dubin.
The Sisterhood
Estell Charman, wife of Jan
Charman.
Ann & Mitch Lerman
In Memory of:
Norma Cohen.
The MT Nesters
Frieda Lieberman
Stan & Jill Lieberman
With our deepest sympathy to Mr. &
Mrs. Martin Saltzman, in memory of
your son.
The MT Nesters
Bernard Yegelwel
Gail Gerber, Eric Yegelwel,
Robin & Elyse
Irwin Gerber
Gail Gerber, Eric, Robin
and Elyse Yegelwel
Page 27
TRIBUTES
GENERAL FUND
In Appreciation of:
Cantor Weisberg, for officiating at my
mother’s funeral.
Marlyn Spivak
In Honor of:
Esther Mosak’s 75th Birthday.
Beverly Mosak Freid
Rhonda & Jeff Wener in honor of the
birth of their grandson Jacob Miles
Levinstein.
Ron Kovich
The Solway Family and
The Brown Family
Wendy & Steve Frost on the engagement
of Jared to Lindsay Rubin.
Elliott & Carla Bankendorf
In Memory of:
Estelle Charman, wife of Jan Charman.
David & Maureen Stolman
Gail Gerber & Eric Yegelwel
Michael & Susan Mangurten
Norma Cohen, wife of Jerome Cohen ;
mother of Renee Weinstein; grandmother
of Carly & Jackie Weinstein.
Debbie Engel
Craig & Jane Jacobson
Abby & David Kohl
Wendy Morton
Betsy & Dan Nickow
Julius Simon
Judy Talman
Jane & Doug Werman
The Worth Family – Jeff, Michele,
Jason and Rachel
Sara Liebovitz
Susan Liebovitz & Michael Mangurten
Abe & Florence Bankendorf
Carla & Elliott Bankendorf
FAMILIES WITH
YOUNG CHILDREN FUND
Allan Brandt, our dear grandfather.
The Brandt Family
Linda Ragins
Teri & Owen Pulver
Joseph Gardberg
Celia Mirotsnic
Glen Gardberg
Fran & Scott Eisner
Solomon Springer, beloved father.
Janet Reicher
Ron Wiener, father of Marla Brandt.
The Brandt Family
CAMP RAMAH FUND
Victor Lichtenstein
Alina Greenhill
EDUCATION FUND
In Honor of:
Aviva Katz.
Mazel Tov to Dr. Jeff & Rhonda
Wener on the birth of their grandson
Ellen & Jeff Gluskin
Renee & Michael Klass
KIDDUSH FUND
In Appreciation of:
Rabbi Lifshitz for officiating at the
funeral of my mother, Vivian
Oscherwitz.
Marlyn Spivak
In Honor of:
All the officers that were installed
on June 30, 2013.
The Mosak & Ganden Families
In Memory of:
Stuart Kreisman, beloved father of
Debbie Dubin and cherished
grandfather.
Arnie & Lee Goldberg
Lillian Caplan, my beloved mother.
Ron Caplan
Abe Silberberg, with loving memory
of you on your yahrzeit.
Jeanne S. Babbitt & Family
Joel Mosak
Beverly Mosak Freid
Esther Petrynek, loving mother of Drora
Patt.
Judi & Paul Gordon
Stuart Kreisman, father of Debbie Dubin.
Gail Gerber & Eric Yegelwel
The Kersky Family
Elsie Halperin, beloved wife, mother
and grandmother.
The Halperin Family
Robert Halperin, beloved son,
husband and father.
The Halperin Family
Page 28
TRIBUTES
SISTERHOOD FUND
USY/KADIMA
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Honor of:
Lauri & Stan Rosenbloom
In Appreciation of:
Rabbi Pivo for officiating at the funeral of
my mother, Vivian Oscherwitz.
Marlyn Spivak
In Memory of:
Dubin.
Arnold L. Klass, in loving memory
of our beloved father.
Debbie & Joel Brodsky
In Honor of:
Esther Mosak in honor of her 75th Birthday.
The Balogh Family
The Brandt Family
Jim & Alyssa Duvel
Bobbie Goldenberg
Marcie, Alan & Ross Marcus
The Moutner Family
The Rosen Family
Sharon & Marvin Rosenthal
Happy Birthday Cousin Esther. Love,
Rich & Jeff Kurnick and Kathy Krohn
SOCIAL ACTION FUND
In Honor of:
Harold LeVine on receiving the
Outstanding Service Award.
Jill & Les Olefsky
Sylvia & Howard Shore on their
anniversary.
Abe Cohn, always remembered
Hennie & Morrie Elisco
Sylvia & Howard Shore on their anniversary.
Alan & Debbi Green
The Sisterhood
Jeff & Rhonda Wener on the birth of their
grandson Jacob Miles Levinstein.
Darlene & Barry Bikshorn
In Memory of:
Stuart Kreisman, father of Debbie Dubin.
Darlene & Barry Bikshorn
Renee Blustein
Marcie, Alan & Ross Marcus
Joan & Lew Smith
Joel Mosak
The Balogh Family
The Brandt Family
Jim & Alyssa Duvel
Carol Friedlander
Arlene Ganden
Bobbie Goldenberg
Rich & Jeff Kurnick
and Kathy Krohn
The Moutner Family
The Rosen Family
Sharon & Marvin Rosenthal
Ada Salovy
LINDA & ALBERT
STARK FUND
In Honor of:
Esther Mosak’s special birthday.
Linda & Albert Stark
Rose Stark, loving mother,
grandmother and great-grandmother.
Albert & Linda Stark
and Family
RACHEL HIRSHMAN
MEMORIAL FUND
In Appreciation of:
Orin Rotman for helping with my
Tallit.
Debbie & Arnie Bender
In Honor of:
Ester Mosak’s birthday.
The Senders
In honor of the birth of Ryan Jacob
Rotman, grandson of Denise & Orin
Rotman.
Alina & Neil Greenhill
In honor of the birth of Harrison
Milo Green, grandson of Debbi &
Alan Green.
Alina & Neil Greenhill
Jerry Blustein.
Debbie & Arnie Bender
JERRY BERENSON
MEMORIAL FUND
In Honor of:
Wener on the birth of their
grandson Jacob Miles Levinstein.
Stacy & Marlene Sachs
Pauline Brill, beloved mother and
grandmother.
Mark Sachs, beloved brother and
uncle.
Faye Bloom, in loving memory of our mother
and grandmother.
Davida & Ronald Bloom
Tevya Polakow, beloved father and
grandfather.
Sylvia Polakow
Seymour Rosen
Lynn & Art Freedman
Page 29
TRIBUTES
STEVE GOLD
MEMORIAL FUND
In Memory of:
Norma Cohen
Leah & Sam Chiprin
JACK RIZMAN
MEMORIAL FUND
In Honor of:
JUDY WALCER
MEMORIAL FUND
Harold Serbin
Chuck Walcer
In Memory of:
Pauline Brill, beloved mother and
grandmother.
Estelle “Edzia” Charman
Susan Rizman & Howard Levy
Pola Rizman
Page 30
AUGUST 2013
Sunday
04
Monday
05
8:00 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
12
8:00 am Talmud Study
9:00 am Minyan
10:00 am FJMC Softball
Tournament
11:00 am Social ActionMaot Chitim.
6:15 am
7:30 pm
8:00 pm
8:00 pm
18
19
8:00 am Talmud Study
9:00 am Minyan
10:00 am Men’s Club vs
Youth Softball
Game
25
06
Wednesday
07
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
01
02
03
7:30 pm Minyan
7:45 pm AIPAC
Speaker
7:30 pmShabbat Svc 9:00 am Torah Study
9:30 am Shabbat Svcs.
10:30 amGan Shabbat
Candle Ltg. 10:30 am Interpret Svc
7:53 pm
08
09
10
Talmud Study 6:15 am Minyan
11:30 amAJEC Prog. 7:30 pm Minyan
7:30 pm Minyan
7:30 pm Shabbat Svc 9:00 am Torah Study
Rummage Sale 7:30 pm Minyan
7:30 pm Minyan
8:00 pm Torah Study
8:00 pm Exec. Mtg. )
9:30 am Shabbat Svcs
Minyan
8:00 pm Education Mtg. 8:00 pm Choir Reh
8:00 pm Facilities Mtg.
9:30 am Baby Naming
8:00 pm Israel
9:30 am Auf-Ruf
Committee
Candle Ltg. 10:30 amGan Shabbat
Mtg.
7:45 pm
11
TBD
Tuesday
Social Action:
Maot Chitim –
Prepare Food
Boxes
13
Minyan
7:30 pm
Minyan
8:00 pm
Ritual Mtg.
8:00 pm
MembershipMtg
.
14
Minyan
6:30 pm
Choir Reh. 7:30 pm
Ways&Means 8:00 pm
Mtg.
8:00 pm
Jewish Baseball 7:30 pm Minyan
Minyan
Torah Study
Communications
Mtg.
16
17
9:30 am Shabbat Svcs.
9:30 am Baby Naming
9:30 am Auf-Ruf
Candle Ltg. 10:30 amGan Shabbat
7:35 pm 10:30 am Interpret.Svc.
21
22
6:15 am Minyan
7:30 pm Minyan
6:00 pm HH/School Info 8:00 pm Choir Reh.
Pickup &
CBJ Committee
Fair
6:30 pm Mini-Mitzvah
Ice Cream Soc.
7:30 pm Minyan
8:00 pm Program Mtg.
8:00 pm Planned Giving
Mtg.
7:30 pm Minyan
8:00 pm Torah Study
8:00 pm Finance Mtg.
.
7:30 pm Minyan
5:45 pm Shabbat
9:00 am Torah Study
8:00 pm Board Mtg..
Under the 9:00 am Shabbat Svcs.
Stars
10:30 amGan Shabbat
7:30 pm Shabbat Svc
26
27
28
29
30
7:00 pm USY
7:30 pm Minyan
8:00 pm Choir Reh
7:30 pm Minyan
8:00 pm Torah Study
7:30 pm Minyan
.
9:30 am Shabbat Svc
10:30 amGan Shabbat
Candle Ltg.
7:13 pm 9:00 pm Shelichot
8:00 am
9:00 am
9:00 am
Talmud Study 6:15 am Minyan
7:30 pm Minyan
Minyan
8:00 pm Social Action
Soc. ActionMtg.
Maot Chitim –
Deliver Food
10:00 am Jack Rizman
Golf Outing
10:00 am HH/School Info
Pickup &
CBJ Committee
Fair
20
15
23
24
Candle Ltg.
7:24 pm
31
SELICHOT
IMPORTANT REMINDERS & DEADLINES: August 19: RSVP for Shabbat Under the Stars
HH & School P/Up & CBJ Committee Fair (or August 25)
August 23: RSVP for Selichot
September 1: Cemetery Visit
September 3: Lulavim & Etro Orders Due
Page 31
INDEX
CBJ EVENT NOTICES / FLYERS
ADVERTISERS
PAGE
PAGE
We Need Your Help
2
Gatto Construction
20
2
PaNosh Catering
21
Cemetery Visit
2
Shalom Memorial
27
Announcements From the Cantor:
Religious School Enrichment Program
High Holiday Choir
Megillat Eicha Reading:
MEGILLAT ESTHER next Purim
3
American Matress
30
2014 AIPAC Conference
3
CJE Senior Life
19
Mission Statement
4
Helpful Links and Resources
19
A Night of Jewish Baseball Fundraiser
5
College Connections
19
High Holiday Information
High Holiday Ticket Pickup
School Info Pickup
Synagogue Committee Fair
Selichot
Lulavim & Etrogim
Project Isaiah
Holiday Dates
Prayer Books
6
JUF Right Start
19
Membership
7
Education
Mini-Mitzvah Day & Ice Cream Social Flyer
Parent’s Day Flyer
Religious School Calendar
9
Focus on Families Programs
10
Youth
11
Social Action
12
Mitzvah Mall
15
SHALVA
15
Adult Education
16
We Would Like to Know…
18
Sisterhood Gift Shop Coupon
19
Save the Date
32
OTHER EVENTS
CBJ CALENDAR
You can now access our calendar
with up to date information on our
website at www.bethjudea.org
SAVE THE DATE:
August 4
August 9
August 18
August 19
August 19
August 23
August 25
August 31
Sisterhood Rummage Sale
Israel Speaker During Oneg
MC vs Youth Softball
Mini Mitzvah Day/School Ice Cream Social
HH Ticket Pickup/Synagogue Committee Fair
Jack Rizman Golf Outing
Selichot
September 1
September 15
September 17
September 17
September 22
September 22
September 23
September 25
September 26
September 29
September 29
Cemetery Visit
Build Sukkah
Hebrew Lit I begins
Sisterhood Book Club
Focus on Families – Lunch & Launch
Blessing of the Animals
Beyahad (CBJ)
HH Ticket Pickup/Synagogue Committee Fair
Kindergarten Consec & Simchat Torah Flag
Religious School Parent’s Day
Steak & Scotch in the Sukkah
Page 32
5304 RFD
Long Grove, IL 60047
(847) 634-0777
E-Mail: info@bethjudea.org
Website: http://www.BethJudea.org
Rabbi Jeff Pivo
Rabbi Emeritus Howard Lifshitz
Cantor Roger J. Weisberg
President Debbie Kreisman Dubin
Executive Director Lisa Neiman
Educational Director Anna Besser
Youth Director Marc Sender
From The Editors
In order for your article to be published in the next issue, we must have it at the synagogue
by the 10th of the month! There will be no exceptions. This includes information on disk as well.
We need your article as it is important to let the congregation know what your group is doing.
Announcements should take the form of articles in The Word rather than separate flyers. The opinions
expressed herein are not necessarily those of the Rabbi, Board of Directors or the editors.
Worship Schedule
Conducted by
Rabbi Jeff Pivo and
Cantor Roger J. Weisberg
Monday Minyan……………………....... 6:15 a.m.
Daily Minyan…………………………....7:30 p.m.
Friday Night Services…………………...7:30 p.m.
Saturday Services………………………. 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Services…………………………9:00 a.m.
Candle Lighting Times
Candle Lighting time is calculated for 18 minutes
before sunset and is adjusted for Daylight Savings
Time.
August 2 ………….…......................... 7:53
August 9 .………….………………… 7:45
August 16 ………………….………….. 7:35
August 23 .…………………………. . .. 7:24
August 30 ……………………………… 7:13
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
The Blessing For Lighting The Candles On Shabbat is
Bo-ruch A-tah Ado-nai E-lo-hei-nu Melech
Ha-olam A-sher Ki-de-sha-nu Be-mitz-vo-tav
Vi-tzi-va-nu Le-had-lik Ner Shel Shabbat.
Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the
universe, who has hallowed us through His
Commandments, and has commanded us to
kindle the lights of the holy Sabbath.

July/August 2013 - Congregation Beth Judea

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