to read or the August 2016 newsletter.

Rabbi Martin W. Levy
Founding Rabbi Leonard A. Helman, z”l
Founding Cantor Michael G. Linder
Cantorial Soloist Ephraim A. Herrera
Congregation
Beit Tikva
P. O. Box 24094
S a n ta F e , NM 8 7 5 0 2
t e l e p h o n e / fa x : 505.820.2991
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Tammuz/Av 5776 August 2016
Board of
Directors
Officers
President
Paul Grace
vice-President
Philip Goldstone
Treasurer
Jeffrey Less
upcoming high holy days
Save the Dates for High Holy Days
5777/2016
October 2 October 3 October 11 October 12 Sunday, August 28, 2016
Gala Benefit honoring
Gail and
Elliot (Sonny) Rapoport
Erev Rosh Hashanah 7:30pm Service
Rosh Hashanah Day 10:00am Service
Kol Nidre 7:30pm Service
Yom Kippur Day 10:00am Service
recording
secretary
Sue Katz
With a Musical Performance by
the Maccabeats,
America’s premier a cappella
Jewish vocal ensemble
past presidents
Jerry Bork &
David Pollak
Trustees
For concert tickets please call
505.820.2991 or purchase at
www.brownpapertickets.com/
event/2552432
See page 4 for more information.
Kenneth Coffae
Valerie Frost
Gary Katz
Lynn Kelly
Barbara LaMont
Don Miller
Larry Singer
Ed Sorken
Dirk Wassner
Sheldon Weinstein
Meditation and
Kabbalah Classes
Staff
Executive
Director
Gail Rapoport
Corresponding
Secretary
Marcelle Cady
Bookkeeper
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWS
There will be a Pizza Party on Sunday, Aug. 14th at 4:30 pm.
This is our summer gathering for students, teachers, and
parents of our Sunday School.
Please join us at the synagogue for food and fun.
Please join us for a special fiveweek introduction to Meditation
and Kabbalah, on Tuesdays, August
2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 at 6:00pm in
the library at Beit Tikva. Dr. Petr
Chylek from Los Alamos, will be our
teacher. Dr. Chylek has taught classes
on Kabbalah for the past ten years.
For more information, please
contact Rabbi Levy at
rabbimwlevy@yahoo.com.
Cathy Turner
graphic designer
Paula Eastwood
Shabbat at Home will be held at Brookdale Senior Living, 640 Alta Vista St.
on Friday, August 26 and Friday, September 23 at 5:30 pm.
F r i d ay S h a b b at S e r v i c e s — 7 : 3 0 p m
2230 O l d P e cos T r a i l
RABBI’s message
David Ben-Gurion proclaiming the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948
C
hutzpah is a Hebrew word which is easier to
illustrate than to define. One of the comic
examples of this attitude is the boy who kills his
parents and then pleads for mercy on the grounds that he
is an orphan. A classic example of chutzpah is found in
the Abraham story, in the early chapter of Genesis. The
Almighty plans to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah, but
Abraham challenges God and says, “How can you do such
a thing…to slay the innocent as well as the guilty? Shall
not the judge of all the world deal justly?”
As we enter the final weeks of summer, we begin reading
from Deuteronomy, and many of the Haftorah readings
come from the prophet Isaiah. The prophet showed
chutzpah in many ways.
Isaiah lived during the sixth century BCE, in an exiled
community that was despondent and believed it would
never return to the homeland of Israel. But Isaiah, in
those shadowed times, offered some amazing promises:
In Memory
Barbara Cohen
the nation of Israel will be restored, the
people will return to Jerusalem, and
“nations shall walk by your light…kings,
by your shining radiance.” Torn from its
homeland, living in marginal conditions
in Babylonia, the prophet dared to predict
that we will experience a glorious future.
That rebirth of the Jewish people will be
followed by a cultural and intellectual
renaissance. The people Israel will kindle
the light for other nations, and set a new
example for future nations.
Of course, most of the Israelite
people had difficulty believing such a
“chutzpahdich” promise.
Yet the Jews returned to Israel fifty
years after this exile, and restored the
community in Jerusalem. And if we
consider this more carefully, we see that Israel was
restored in 1948, and that small country has been a
beacon of democracy in the midst of Arab authoritarian
governments. Many thinkers have acknowledged the
genius of the Jewish people. Pearl Buck wrote that
she “had never witnessed a country or culture which
was not the better for having the contribution of the
Jewish people.” More than two centuries ago, Matthew
Arnold wrote that “All who want to make progress in
righteousness will come to Israel for inspiration.”
Isaiah’s incredible promise that nations would walk
by the light and inspiration of the Jewish people
has truly been fulfilled. Think of our Declaration of
Independence— the thinking derives from Jefferson’s
understanding of the five books of Moses. Yes, we need a
massive dose of chutzpah to live in this world, to believe
that we can improve our world, and to care for those in
need. We must dream great dreams as did Isaiah, in order
to offer strength to those around us.
Dear friends, enjoy this summer time and I look forward
to being with you at our Gala Celebration on August 28th.
B’shalom,
August 1, 2016
Rabbi Martin W. Levy
505.670.4671
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president’s message
Dear Friends,
A
s we approach the High Holy
Days in a few weeks, it is
appropriate to begin reflecting
upon the past and looking toward
the future. I have been affiliated
with Congregation Beit Tikva since
I moved to Santa Fe with my family
in 2000, just five years after the
Congregation was established. We
were drawn to the welcoming arms
of the Congregation and we
immediately enrolled our two
sons in the Religious School,
which wandered from place
to place without a permanent
home. When my wife died
just three months after our
arrival, it was Beit Tikva that
sustained me, particularly
Rabbi Leonard Helman.
Within a year of our
arrival, my oldest son,
Jayson, was called to the
Torah in the space we
borrowed for Sabbath
services from the Lutheran
Church of the Servant across
the street from what is now
Sam’s Club. Four years later my
youngest son, Zachary, was the last
Bar Mitzvah there as we prepared to
move into our very own synagogue on
Old Pecos Trail. During those early
years the Congregation celebrated
High Holy Days at churches on
Cordova Road or downtown. It was a
thrill to walk with the Torah from the
Lutheran Church along Rodeo Road,
past the Santa Fe Memorial Gardens
where we paused to say Kaddish for so
many of our loved ones buried there.
Members took turns carrying the
Torah scrolls along the five-mile trek
to Old Pecos Trail. When we arrived
at the driveway to our new home,
the Torah was handed over to Sonny
Rapoport for the final leg of the
journey. How appropriate.
Sonny and Gail Rapoport were
founding members and a real driving
force behind the creation of Santa
Fe’s House of Hope. Sonny served as
the Congregation’s first cantor before
Michael Linder joined us. He often
helped lead services in the homes
of founding members until Rabbi
Helman became our spiritual leader.
Gail took on the responsibilities
of Executive Director and as the
membership rapidly grew she spent
more and more time nurturing the
fledgling Congregation and handling
all of the administrative details.
Sonny was one of the teachers in the
Religious School, staffed exclusively
by parents of the students. He regaled
the students with Jewish folk songs on
his guitar and the entire Congregation
at Sukkot and other holidays. As we
grew and wanted a permanent home,
Gail became the Congregation’s
principal fundraiser. Largely as the
result of her fundraising efforts, we
were able to build our own synagogue,
firmly establishing our footprint in
Santa Fe.
After we moved into our new home,
Sonny served as a one-man Building
and Grounds Committee tending
to all of the little, and not so little,
details that come with ownership of
a new building. After Friday night
services, it was typically
Sonny and Gail who stayed
behind to make sure that
everything was cleaned up
and put in its place after
the Oneg. When the time
came years later to consider
expansion of the synagogue
building, Gail again led
the fundraising effort that
resulted in completion of the
expansion with no ongoing
building fund debt.
In a few short weeks we
will be honoring these two
extraordinary people for their
role in our lives, bringing
into reality a Congregation
that fosters Jewish learning and a
love of Israel. I hope to see all of you
at the Gala Fundraising Event on
Sunday, August 28th at the Santa Fe
Convention Center. We thank Gail
and Sonny Rapoport for their years
of service to our Congregation with a
catered dinner followed by a musical
performance by the Maccabeats.
Because of their continuing
dedication to Beit Tikva, our future is
secure.
Shalom,
Paul Grace
505.690.8505
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August Birthdays
A Gala dinner and Concert
honoring Gail and Elliot (Sonny) Rapoport
America’s premier a cappella Jewish vocal ensemble The Maccabeats
(www.maccabeats.com)
Sunday, August 28 • 7:30pm • Santa Fe Convention Center
Congregation
Beit Tikva
P. O. Box
24 0 9 4
Join us on Sunday, August 28, 2016!
S a n ta F e , NM 87502
t e l e p h o n e : 505. 820. 2991
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Please call 505.820.2991 by Thursday, August 18 to reserve your Gala dinner
tickets. Donations for the Gala 2016 are tax-deductible.
GALA TICKETS for Sunday, August 28, 2016
❏ Dinner 5:30pm and Concert 7:30pm­—$180 per person
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social action at congregation beit tikva
Another Successful Beit Tikva Teddy Bear
Project for Abused Children (Not included in the last bulletin….our apologies)
he 2016 Teddy Bear Project for the Solace Center was a huge success!
CBT, Hadassah & Barker Realty Santa Fe collected nine large bags of
beautiful stuffed animals, and three bags of writing journals for the
children who are interviewed at the Center. Those who donated said what
fun it was shopping for the stuffed animals and how good it made them feel.
Certainly the children will find joy at selecting a toy as theirs, after the sexual
abuse interview. Such a meaningful project, and so easy to do.
Special thanks to our friends at Barker Realty, Hadassah and each and
everyone at CBT who dropped a donation into our box.
Thank you, Joan Less
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August 6
August 7
August 7
August 9
August 11
August 12
August 21
August 25
August 25
August 25
August 28
August 30
August Anniversaries
Ellen & Robert Vladem
Audrey & David Garrison
MaryCarole &
Jerry Wertheim
Jennifer Ramo &
David Kutz
Lois & Gary Podolny
Joan & Jeffrey Less
Carolyn Handler Miller &
Terry Borst
August 5
August 15
August 20
August 21
August 24
August 27
August 29
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Total $ amount to be charged_____________________________
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Shiela Bicoll
Rae Shapiro
Megan Siegel
Juli Horwitz Kite
Bee Schulman
Susan Krohn
Karen Goldstein
Beth Beloff
Kenneth Coffae
Howard Handler
Zoe Gayl
Kenneth Kahn
Thank You
Oneg Sponsors
MAY
Sue & Gary Katz
Barbara & Armon LaMont
Phyllis Arlow
Sharon & Ed Sorken
June
Nancy & Artie Hartington
Juli & Ron Kite
Alma & Windy Dankoff, Carolyn Handler Miller
and Bonnie Kohl & John Liebman
Susan & Ken Coffae
July
Lois & Gary Podolny
Lynn Kelly
Joyce and Gerry Levine
Connie & Stuart Rosenberg
Phil Goldstone
Congregation Beit Tikva
Legacy Society, Chaim L’Chaim
our jewish cemetery
W
e are introducing a Legacy program called Chaim L’Chaim,
“Life To Life,” to help ensure the continuing existence of our
Jewish Community and specifically our congregation. L’Chaim
guides participants through a process that begins with the signing of a
Statement of Intent (a non-binding commitment) to provide for Congregation
Beit Tikva in their estate, via a will, beneficiary designation for an IRA, real
estate, or insurance policy, or other means.
This program gives community members the opportunity to support the
many ways our synagogue maintains Jewish life and values even beyond each
individual’s lifetime. Every individual who signs a Statement of Intent will
be recognized as a Founding Member of the Congregation Beit Tikva Legacy
Society L’Chaim.
Help us continue to build our heritage of religious and volunteer leadership,
rituals, celebrations, and education for peoples of all ages, which define our
congregation and our place in Santa Fe’s religious community.
For further information, or to get a Statement of Intent form, please contact
a member of our Legacy Committee:
Gary Katz, Chair 505-983-1808 ghkdds@mac.com
Jerry Bork 505-473-9162 jerrybork@gmail.com
Jeffrey Less 505-954-1030 jjless@comcast.net
Phil Goldstone 505-984-1905 goldhahn@concentric.net
“Kol Yisrael Areivim Zeh L’Zeh” –each of us is responsible for preserving the
future of the Jewish Community.
The Santa Fe Jewish Film
Festival’s presents
A Culinary “Tour De Force”
T
he Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival is
wrapping up its sixth season with
its biggest event ever: In Search
of Israeli Cuisine—A Culinary Exploration,
August 28 – 31 in Santa Fe and January
12 – 20, 2017 in Israel. Events include
the screening of a new documentary that
critics have described as “mouthwatering”,
a feast of Israeli mezzes, kabobs and
desserts at Georgia, a demonstration
cooking class at the Santa Fe Culinary
Academy, and a culinary tour of Israel with
a chance to experience the best that Israel
has to offer.
For details visit www.SantaFeJFF.org or
call 505.216.0672.
Remembrance plaques available
again through August 26!
This unique memorial binds us to our beloved family
members. Wherever we dwell, our loved ones are
always with us. —Rabbi Martin Levy
Having a plaque in the Cemetery makes my mother a
part of the Jewish community of Santa Fe.
—Gail Rapoport
Our family is now brought together in the Cemetery.
I come from New Orleans and my husband is from
Philadelphia. My father had a love for Western
things. He would be thrilled that his name is here. I
lived out his dream.
—Jane Buchsbaum
Through the mitzvah of bimkom kever, it is now
possible to locally memorialize relatives and friends
who are buried far away, or whose graves are
unknown. Adding a plaque to the Memorial Wall
defines the Jewish Section of Memorial Gardens
Cemetery on Rodeo Road in Santa Fe.
Plaques must be ordered by August 26 if they are
to be ready for the annual Remembrance Event
now scheduled for Sunday, October 9, 2016.
Plaques are $613, of which $400 is tax-deductible.
To purchase a plaque, please visit cknnm.jccnnm.
org and click on “Jewish Cemetery.” Or, contact
Doris Francis, JCCNNM Cemetery Chair, 982-9488,
remembranceplaques@q.com
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August 2016 donations
General Fund
Barbara & Jerry Bork – In memory of Janet Reilly, sister
of Larry Singer
Barbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of a speedy recovery for
Lynn Kelly
Barbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Susan Feiner
Barbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of
Ephraim Herrera
Barbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Jeff Less
Barbara &Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of
Stuart Rosenberg
Barbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Ruth Wallack
Barbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the birthday of Lynn Singer
Barbara & Jerry Bork – In honor of the anniversary of
Kathy & Manny Marczak
Susan & Leonard Feiner – In memory of Janet Reilly, sister
of Larry Singer
Valerie Frost – In honor of a speedy recovery for Lynn Kelly
Valerie Frost – In memory of Frederick William Hall, father of Valerie
John Guffey – In memory of John G. Guffey, father of John
Gail & Sonny Rapoport – In memory of Louis Erhard,
husband of Doris Francis
Connie & Stuart Rosenberg – In memory of Bobby McNickle, brother of Connie
Phillip Sagazio – In memory of Howard Aronow
Sharon & Ed Sorken – In honor of a speedy recovery for
Jerry Bork
Sharon & Ed Sorken – In honor of a speedy recovery for
Lynn Kelly
Sharon & Ed Sorken – in memory of Janet Reilly, sister
of Larry Singer
Dirk Wassner – In memory of Naomi Becker
Mary Carole & Jerry Wertheim – In memory of
Tracy May Hutchison, niece of
Mary Carole
Mary Carole & Jerry Wertheim – In memory of
Bob Wertheim, brother of Jerry
Mary Carole & Jerry Wertheim – In memory of
Max Kugleman, uncle of Jerry
Mary Carole & Jerry Wertheim – In memory of
Max Wertheim, father of Jerry
Building Fund Founder
Eleanor Brenner – In memory of Richard Brenner
Building Fund Patron
Kate Shane – In honor of the 70th birthday of Sandy Levine
Kathy & Manny Marczak – In honor of the birth of
George Arthur Heitlin, grandson of Ruth Wallack &
Peter Merrill
Oneg Fund
Nancy & Artie Hartington – In memory of
Lorraine Kahn, mother of
Nancy and Al Kempenich, Jr.,
uncle of Nancy
Nancy & Artie Hartington – In memory of Walter Kahn,
father of Nancy
Marilyn & Don Miller
Kate Shane
Rabbi Levy’s Discretionary
Fund
Music Fund
Eleanor Brenner
Sue & Gary Katz
Kate Shane – In honor of a speedy recovery for Jerry Bork
Kate Shane – In honor of the 70th birthday of Lynn Kelly
Future Fund, Including
Pledges
Valerie Frost
Philip D. Goldstone
Member Shirley Klinghoffer hopes that you will be inspired by this upcoming exhibit. It is a program she is
passionate about and deeply committed to. Stitching Our Stories, is a program that brings issues of the past into
the current context of immigration and xenophobia. At the heart of Stitching Our Stories is the art and story of
Holocaust survivor Esther Nisenthal Krinit, with an exhibit of photographic images of all 36 tapestries.
Meetings Upcoming in fall, 2016
Please let Reggie Klein (arkay28@gmail.com) or
Pat Shapiro (shapiropat@gmail.com) know if you
are interested in attending.
New Mexico Jewish Historical
Society Fall Conference
Jewish Identities Lost, Rediscovered,
and Reclaimed
November 12 and 13, 2016
New Mexico History Museum and
The Lodge at Santa Fe
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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August 2016 donations
Sue & Gary Katz
Lynn Kelly
Joan & Jeffrey Less
Lois & Gary Podolny
Lynn & Larry Singer
Sharon & Ed Sorken
Dirk Wassner
Religious School Fund
Barbara Cohen & Al Chapman – In memory of Louise Clark,
mother of Barbara
Specified Donation
Phil Goldstone
Maccabeat/Rapoport Event
Celebration
Benefit Visionaries
Gail & Elliot (Sonny) Rapoport
Benefit Innovators
Kimberly & Simon Stertzer
Benefit Patrons
Isadora & Alan Bielsky
Eleanor Brenner
Linda & James P. Cohen
Marilyn & Larry Cohen
Paddy Rawal & Abigail Davidson
Molly & Michael Duane
Valerie Frost
Larry Goldstone
Susan & Gary Katz
Shirley & Fred Klinghoffer
Ruthie Getz-Koval
Beth & Steve Landsman
Carol & Richard Lieberman
Freddie & Louis Proyect
Tess Chappuis &
Alan “Skip” Rapoport
Ellen Sills-Levy &
Dorset Sanford
Megan & Edward Siegel
Angelina Vera & Raphael Shapiro
Allan Swartzberg
Mary McGlone &
Ian Underwood
Dirk Wassner
ErDein & Jay Weiner
MaryCarole & Jerry Wertheim
Tribute Book Ad Donations
Paul F. Abrams
Anonymous
L.Paul Balderamos
Isadora, Alan, Solomon and Adira Bielsky
Barbara & Jerry Bork
Marilyn & Larry Cohen
Abigail Davidson
Adrianne & Andrew Davis
Deborah & Daniel Duane, Molly, Michael, Laura, Eric
& Brendan
Paula Eastwood
Carlos Duno/The Hire Firm
Richard (Dick) Fink
Kristen & Steve Flance
Miriam (Meg) Folk
Janis Redding & Kay Fowler
& The Beit Tikva High
Holiday Choir
GOLF Partners: Jerry Bork, Ken Coffae, Len Feiner,
Armon LaMont
Paul Grace
Santa Fe Chapter of Hadassah
Barbara Bogart &
Robert Hillman
Terry & David Izraelevitz
Jewish Community Council of Northern New Mexico
Phyllis Kapp
Jenny, Justin, Henry &
Hannah Kaufman
Regina Klein, Barbara, Zoe
& Noah
Barbara & Armon LaMont,
Leah Kellogg z”l
Beth & Steve Landsman
Joan & Jeffrey Less
Joyce & Jerry Levine
Kaycee Canter &
Rabbi Martin Levy
Amy & Arthur Lynn
Mah Jongg Friends
Ashley & Paul Margetson
Ian Underwood &
Mary McGlone
Helene Singer Merrin
Marilyn & Don Miller
Judy & Barry Permut
Francine Landau &
David Pollak, Noga, Matt & Hila
Fredi & Louis Proyect,
Dana & Andrew
Gail & Sonny Rapoport
Bob Clifford & Tim Rivera/
Rivera Family Mortuaries &
Memorial Gardens Cemetery
Connie & Stuart Rosenberg
Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival
Peter Brill/Sarcon Construction Corporation
Anne & Ralph Scheuer/Scheuer Law Firm
Ned Siegel
Janie Siskin
Vic Middlekauff & Josie Stern
Temple Beth Shalom
The Thaler & deChadenedes Families
Cathy Turner
Frederika Vaupen &
Burton Vaupen z”l
Joan Vernick
Pat & Bob Wartell
Leslie & Shep Weinstein
Tribute Book Business Card
Donations
Marcelle Cady/Project Manager
Walter Burke Catering
Barbara Cohen & Al Chapman
Paula Eastwood/
Eastwood Design
Ron Duncan Hart/ Gaon Books
Ephraim Herrera/Teacher
& Performer
Mark Ihlefeld/Ihlfeld
Accounting CPA, Inc.
Carolyn Handler Miller/
Digital Storytelling
John King/ Paper Tiger
Lynn Kelly/Early Childhood Consultant
Pat Shapiro/Sage Ways Yoga for Midlife & Beyond
Marcelle & Jim Cady
Stewart Chessick
Gale & Jordan Davis
Lorraine Haneyko &
Michael Edelman
Ruth Anne & Halley Faust
Claire Lichtenstein &
Michael Gold
Barbara Somerfield z”l and
John Guffey
Wendy & Cowden Henry
Melanie & Barry Hornstein
Terry & David Izraelevitz
Dena Jacobs
Ethel Kolbor
Susan & Burton Krohn
Sandra Levine
Kathy & Manny Marczak
Barbara & Jordan Miller
Rita Miller
Stephanie Murray
Lois & Gary Podolny
Becky Schwarz
Susan & Richard Seligman
Kate Shane
Sharon & Ed Sorken
Additional Event Donations
Anonymous
Peggy & David Ater
Lorraine Haneyko &
Michael Edelman
Mary & Richard (Dick) Fink
Ephraim Herrera
Lois & Gary Podolny
Vic Middlekauff & Josie Stern
The Thaler & deChadenedes Families
Tribute Book Name Donations
The Aronow Family
Peggy & David Ater
Tassie & Stephen Bielsky
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AUGUST Torah Passages
August 6Numbers
Matot 30.2-32.42
Sacredness of vows & oaths,
Koshering of utensils
Massei
33.1-36.13
Summary of route tribes took
from Egypt to Jordanto the
Promised Land, Boundaries of
Eretz Israel
August 13 Deuteronomy
Devarim
1.1-3.22
Moses’ first discourse:
His farewell statementregarding
treks through the desert &
victories
Shabbat Chazon
Vision Chapter containing a
denunciation of Israel’s Sins read
before Tish B’Av
Erev Tisha B’Av
August 14
Tisha B’Av Destruction of the
First Temple
AUGUST schedule of services
August 20 Deuteronomy
Va’etchanan 3.23-7.11
Second discourse of Moses
regarding: prayer & rejection,
religious tolerance, The Ten
Commandments
Shabbat NachamuShabbat of
Comfort after Tisha B’Av
August 5
Friday 7:30pm
Service led by David Pollak
August 12 Friday 7:30pm
Service led by Rabbi Martin Levy
August 19 Friday 7:30pm
Service led by Rabbi Martin Levy
August 27 Deuteronomy
Ekev7.12-11.25
Moses speaks on: Blessings
of obedience, lessons of
food, warnings of the lure of
prosperity, virtues of the land,
stiff-necked people
September 3
Deuteronomy
Re’eh11.26-16.17
Moses speaks on: religious
institutions, false prophets, the
blessings & the curses, choosing
good over evil
August 26 Friday 7:30pm
Service led by Rabbi Martin Levy
Sept. 2
Friday 7:30pm
Service led by Rabbi Martin Levy