September 2014 - Synagogue Emanu-El

1
Synagogue
Emanu-El Scroll
September 1-30, 2014
6 Elul-6 Tishrei, 5774
Selichot Havdallah Program
Shabbat Schedule
Shabbat Ki Tetze
Friday, September 5th

Candle-Lighting: 7:20PM

Family Shabbat: 5:15PM
Saturday, September 6th

Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM

Services: 9:30AM (Anniversary
Shabbat, Kiddush honoring Charlot
Karesh’s special birthday)

Shabbat Ends: 8:21PM
Shabbat Ki Tavo
Friday, September 12th

Candle-Lighting: 7:11PM

Musical Shabbat: 6:00PM
Saturday, September 13th

Services: 9:30AM (Bat Mitzvah of Katie
Krawcheck, Tot Shabbat)

Shabbat Ends: 8:12PM
Shabbat Nitzavim-Vayelekh
Friday, September 19th

Candle-Lighting: 7:02PM

FNL: 6:00PM
Saturday, September 20th

Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM

Services: 9:30AM (“Got Shabbat”)

Shabbat Ends: 8:03PM
Shabbat Ha’azinu/Shuva
Friday, September 26th

Candle-Lighting: 6:52PM

“Late Night” & Oneg Shabbat: 8:15PM
Saturday, September 27th

Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM

Services: 9:30AM (Junior
Congregation)

Shabbat Ends: 7:53PM
2014 High Holiday
Office Hours
Wednesday, September 24thClosing at 1:00PM
Thursday, September 25th &
Friday, September 26th-Closed
In order to prepare our hearts for the High Holy Day
season, it is traditional to meet the Saturday night prior to
Rosh Hashanah. This year, we will initiate a
multi-generational program, with the help of our COSY
chapter, that will combine discussion, food, and a
Havdallah service to get us in a proper frame
of mind for the upcoming holidays.
Stayed tuned for more details!
Please join us on
Saturday, September 20th
from 8:00PM-9:30PM for
“Selichot Sicha”
(“Sicha” is the Hebrew word for conversation)
The 4th annual
Jews, Brews N Ques
Kosher Grill-Off
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 26TH !
Tickets on sale now!
Mazel Tov
to
Katie
Krawcheck
and family
on her
upcoming
Bat Mitzvah
on
September 13,
2014
2
F R O M T H E D E S K O F R A B B I R O S E N BAU M
What happens when a longstanding tradition becomes tired and worn? Is it best
to renew and change it, or to leave it behind altogether?
Take, for example, Selichot. It is, traditionally, an hour-long service held at
midnight on the Saturday before Rosh Hashanah (or, in some years, the Saturday prior to
5 Windsor Drive
Charleston, SC 29407
that). This service usually contains numerous psalms and readings appropriate to get us
Phone: (843) 571-3264
in a proper frame of mind before the High Holy Days begin. Selichot used to be a fairly
Fax: (843) 402-0844
popular service in years past, but in resent years, attendance for this service in ConservaEmail:
tive synagogues has plummeted; our synagogue has been no exception. Maybe it’s beemanu-el@emanu-el.com
cause fewer people want to stay out that late, even on a Saturday night, or maybe it’s beWebsite:
cause many people feel that the High Holy Days services themselves are enough to bring
www.emanu-el.com
them the spiritual guidance they desire. Whatever the case, it became clear that Selichot
Rabbi
needs to be re-examined.
Adam J. Rosenbaum
So last year, I asked a number of rabbinic colleagues how they handle Selichot in
Religious School Principal
their
respective
congregations, to see if they had any words of advice. I only received one
& Ritual Assistant
response, and it essentially said that Selichot is a “dinosaur” and we’d be better off
Daphne Hubara
disposing of the ritual altogether.
Executive Director
Ruthie Simmons
With all due respect to my colleague, I’m not ready for Selichot to go extinct.
The content of the High Holy Day services is important in its own right, but when we
President
Stanley Chepenik
devote some time to examine ourselves and evaluate our behavior and decisions over the
President Elect
past year, the services become so much meaningful. We need to prepare ourselves for
Jacobo Mintzer
these days, and Selichot can be an effective vehicle for such preparation.
1st Vice President
So, we’ll still do Selichot this year — but we’re changing the format. Radically.
Laura Zucker
Instead of midnight, we’ll gather at 8:00PM, and be done around 9:30PM.
2nd Vice President
Marsha Gewirtzman
Instead of having a service filled with liturgy from the High Holy Days, the main
Treasurer
ritual will be a communal Havdalah service (though we will include a couple of songs
Michael Schwartz
appropriate for the time of year, as well as the sounding of the shofar).
Financial Secretary
Instead of making the evening about the service, it will focus on an interactive
Suzanne Lynch
discussion. This discussion will be planned by members of COSY, our USY chapter, and
Recording Secretary
Linda Krawcheck
will be appropriate for all age groups. We anticipate that this will be a multi-generational
Corresponding Secretary program and, perhaps, build bridges between members of all ages.
Joan Feldman
We’re calling the program “Selichot Sicha”. “Sicha” is a Hebrew word for
Parliamentarian
“conversation.”
The title of the program is not accidental. When we attend Rosh
Lydia Mandel
Hashanah
and
Yom Kippur services, we are expected to minimize personal
Past President
Ellen S. Steinberg
conversation, and for good reason. But the downside is not having the chance to talk
with one another about the topics and issues raised by the services’ liturgy, teachings, and
Board of Trustees
rituals. A program like “Selichot Sicha” will give you that chance.
Alex Fox
Elisheva Holub
There are so many thoughts and emotions that swirl in our minds during these
Rachel Landis
holiest of days. Before we enter the days, let us take the time to talk about them. I hope
Scott LeRoy
you join us for our inaugural “Selichot Sicha”. Together, let us renew an ancient ritual
Norm Levine
and renew our connections with one another.
Cynthia Nirenblatt
Michael Mills
Scott Sternfeld
Gregory Yarus
Sisterhood President
Linda Krawcheck
Men’s Club President
Charles Richards
Welcome our newest
Synagogue Members
Mr. Ross Berman
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hellman and family
Mr. & Mrs. Alex & Adina Gross and family
Mr. & Mrs. Peter & Deborah Lucash
3
P R E S I D E N T – S TA N L E Y C H E P E N I K
It’s that time of year again. Time for the personal “rededication and renewal” that Rosh
Hashanah and Yom Kippur afford us. These holidays are a time to consider the past
year and contemplate how we, as individuals and a community, can make the future
better.
Our synagogue leadership works hard to make a difference for our Emanu-El
community. We continue to work toward a strategic plan for the future that will chart a
path for the years to come. We’ve heard your concerns and have sought to
implement some of your ideas before we have a final plan. You stressed that you
wanted music with instruments in our service, and we developed a plan to introduce
this on Friday nights starting in September. You wanted a revision to the religious
school structure that would change both the days of attendance as well as the
curriculum. This has been done. It may need tweaking in the future, but the change has
been made. We continue to listen to you and, hopefully, will implement the
changes that will make our community stronger in the future.
One thing I’d very much like to see this year is 100% participation by our congregation
in the annual Kol Nidre appeal. Complete participation by all of you would be a
singular achievement and would speak volumes about our congregational commitment
to our synagogue. What you can give is up to you. I ask only that you pledge some
amount, an amount you are comfortable with. It’s simply a truism that money is the
engine that powers the synagogue. We can have the best programs, staff, and services,
but if we can’t pay the bills we will cease to exist as an organization. Our financial
outlook is pretty fair for this coming year. The only way we can keep it that way is
through your support and commitment. Fundraising is always a priority so we can keep
moving forward.
This is my second year as President and I must admit it’s been Fun (capital F intended)
as well as a challenge. We have some wonderful programs planned that should appeal
to all. We listen to you and you are not shy about sharing your opinions. We couldn’t
keep moving forward without all of you. So please keep it up!
L’shana Tova and Hag Semeach to all of you. May every one of us be sealed in the
Book of Life.
Please join us at our semi-annual
Congregational Meeting
Sunday October 12th at 10:00AM
Learn about the most current synagogue events
and welcome our newest members
in what we hope will evolve to be a beautiful new tradition…
We hope to see you there!
Happy Birthday!
1-Sam Altman
1-Sheila Shapiro
1-Noam Sternfeld
2-Samuel Bluestein
3-Lynn Rundbaken
3-Maggie Berlin
4-David Mendelsohn
6-Carol Fishman
6-Marcia Shealey
6-Peggy Krawcheck
6-Ted Levin
7-Marshall Miller
7-Charlot Karesh
7-Clive Brock
8-Ellen Steinberg
8-Shari Allen
8-Allon Browdy
8-Paul Lynch
8-Sally Fischbein
8-Janet Friedman
8-Ava Kleinman
9-Leah Bagg
9-Andrew Halio
9-Harriet Stein
10-Alan Isaacson
10-Noa Hubara
11-Robyn Bagg
12-Shoshana Weiss
13-David Rosenberg
14-Josh Reeves
15-Ann Stein
15-Lyle Walsh
15-Julie Malka
15-Dean Schuyler
16-Shelley Solomon
16-Ari Levine
17-Abby LeRoy
17-Elinor Cohen
17-Gabrielle Lynch
17-Yvonne Rephan
18-Mikhail Veyber
19-Jeremy-Zucker
19-Carol-Manheim
19-Kingsley Feinman
19-Julius Sagel
19-Molly Hunsinger
20-Evelyn Needle
20-Samantha Star
20-Marshall Heiden
20-Mona Kalinsky
20-Eric Krawcheck
Continued on pg. 11
4
S I S T E R H O O D — L I N DA K R AW C H E C K
Sisterhood had a busy month of August, and I know most of you
have received a mailbox full of forms and envelopes. From dues renewal
to High Holy Day Greetings, Floral Book entries, to Apples & Honey,
Sisterhood has been busy. It is so important to return all these requests as
soon as possible, especially the Floral Book forms; it is a large job to
produce the book. The Apples & Honey Bags are a deal and a half! Wow!
Send sweet New Year Greetings, and they will be hand-delivered by
Sisterhood to anyone in the Tri-County area.
Sisterhood had a morning of gleaning at Limehouse Farms on
August 4th (a rainy day!) It was joint event with Men’s Club, and I am
happy to say we sent more than 600 pounds of fresh vegetables to the
Kosher Food Pantry. It is so satisfying to be able to help others; please
consider joining in on our next gleaning adventure. Watch for upcoming
dates!
Book Club was held at the home of Evelyn Needle on August 20th,
and we discussed The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd. The next
Book Club will be September 17th at the home of Gloria Adelson, and we
will be reading Guide for the Perplexed by Dara Horn. Pick up the book
and come along; there is always a lively discussion.
Sisterhood and Men’s Club will host our Paid-Up Membership Brunch on Sunday, September 14th. It is
free to all paid up members. Remember you can also pay your dues at the brunch. Men’s Club members will be
cooking breakfast. The speaker will be, Abby LeRoy, who has most recently returned from Israel and will speak
on the conditions of the State.
The High Holy Days are coming up; it’s a time for us to reflect on the past year and gain hope for a more
promising new year, renewed strength and inner peace so we may go forward energized and able to accomplish
our goals. I wish everyone a wonderful New Year and an easy fast. May there be peace for Israel.
Linda Krawcheck Sisterhood President
Sisterhood
Education Day
Sunday, September 7th
At the home of Patti Bagg:
1612 Seignious Drive, Ashley Harbor
9:30AM Brunch
Please bring a small pareve or milk dish to share!
10:00AM:
Movie Documentary:
Punk Jews. Create YOUR Culture (60 minutes)
RSVP: patti.bagg@gmail.com Phone: 843-556-5499
PARENTS OF
COLLEGE
STUDENTS:
Is your son or
daughter going away
to college this fall?
Sisterhood would like to keep in
touch with them for the holidays by
sending a care package to your
college student.
Please e-mail Irene Gilbert at
igilbert@comcast.net your college
student’s name, name of
college/university, mailing address
and email and we’ll do the rest.
Don’t miss out on this very
special opportunity!!!
5
MEN’S CLUB — CHARLES RICHARDS
The Men’s Club had an enjoyable summer with our
Men’s Night at the Joe ballgame and our recent Sunset Harbor
Cruise. It is time to transition to our fall schedule!
Our next event will be the combined Sisterhood/Men’s
Clubs paid up brunch on Sunday September 14th. Drawing for
the Men’s Club President parking space will take place during the
brunch. A donation of $1 per ticket will give you a chance to
have a reserved parking space to use during the High Holy Days.
We will continue to support Sisterhood with their
gleaning of crops. This important community service project
provides food to many needy individuals.
Be prepared for a busy October. On October 5th, we
will build our Sukkah along with members of YAD. This will be
followed by Beer & Burgers in the Sukkah on October 14th with
our friends from the KKBE Brotherhood.
May the sounding of the shofar bring joy, peace,
happiness, and blessings for the New Year.
Charles Richards
Men’s Club President
SISTERHOOD & MEN’S CLUB PAID-UP
Sunday, September 14th
10:00AM
Men’s club will be cooking breakfast for
all paid up members. Our speaker will be
Abby LeRoy, who has recently
returned from Israel and will speak on
the conditions of the State.
We Hope You Can Join Us!
Why be worrying about
where you’re going to park
during the High Holy Days!
When you could
Enter to win the Men’s Club President’s
Parking Spot during the
2014 High Holy Days!
$1.00 per entry,
enter as many times as you wish.
Drawing will take place at our
Paid-Up Brunch,
Sunday, September 14th.
Send your check made payable
to Men’s Club
Synagogue Emanu-El
5 Windsor Drive
Charleston, SC 29407
6
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL — DAPHNE HUBARA
1st Day of
Religious School
September 7th
9:00AM
SEE YOU THERE!
Ivrit Plus
Round Challah Baking in
time for Rosh Hashanah &
Rosh Hashanah themed
Vocabulary
Ivrit Plus is for
3rd-6th graders and is a
Hebrew enrichment program.
Wednesday, September 10th
4:00PM-5:30PM.
KESHER-September 7th & 21st
10:30AM-12:30PM
TICHON-September 28th
10:30AM-12:30PM
PRESCHOOL-September 21st
11:00AM-12:30PM
Aruchat
Ivrit
Aruchat Ivrit is
part of the Tichon
program. The first
30 minutes will be
Hebrew only dinner
and conversation
facilitated by Tsivia
Browdy and
Kayla Sculnick.
This will be followed by an
Israel Affairs update led by COSY’s
Social Action VP,
Ari Levine
6:00PM-7:30PM
Sunday, September 14th
YOUTH HAPPENINGS
COSY is proud to present
Saturday, September 13th
Noa Leigh Hubara and Aaron Levine
will provide the babysitting services
in the double classroom from
10AM to 11AM, AND – a special TOT
SHABBAT PROGRAM for kids up to age 5 will take
place at 11:00AM!
Junior Congregation
Saturday, September 27th
All 3rd-6th graders,
join USY in a fun-filled Jr. Congregation!
Led by Emanu-El's very own USYERS
Play games, enjoy snacks, and even sing
along to your favorite versions of Adon Olam!
JOIN US FOR
Saturday,
September 20th
7
USY EVENTS
During these last few summer months, our USY’ers traveled all
over; some went to summer camps, Florida, and even Israel. However, all
this traveling doesn’t keep COSY apart for very long! COSY members
hosted their kick-off event of the year: Olaf the Polar Bear’s 2nd birthday!
We celebrated the occasion, and afterward, many USY’ers attended the rally
for Israel. This event was just the beginning of an amazingly awesome year
with COSY. September has many great activities planned for all ages - not
just USY.
There will be a Tot Shabbat on September 13th, led by Noa Hubara
and Aaron Levine. Junior Congregation will be led by Ari Levine on September 27th. September 14th, the COSY chapter board is having a meeting,
and then the very first Tichon Aruchat Ivrit (a Hebrew meal). This program
will be a dinner provided for high-schoolers; however, we will only be
speaking Hebrew! This program was made for all levels of Hebrew speakers
- people who know a few words, people who have been taught before, and
even people who only know how to say “falafel”! This program will be led
by Tzivia Browdy and Kayla Sculnick. We will also be hosting a Selichot
program on September 20th for the congregation, followed by a lock-in for
USY’ers only. On Rosh Hashanah (both days) and Yom Kippur, all 7th12th graders are welcome to join the Teen Talk, which will be led by Lara
LeRoy.
This month is going to be a really great month of events, so make
sure to get yourself/your children involved!!
“NOATE” COSY Co-Presidents
Noa Leigh Hubara and Nate LeRoy
USY’ER OF THE
MONTH:
MAXIM FISHER
I've known Maxim Fisher for a very
long time, and watching him
become involved in USY has been
amazing. Maxim has really become
a strong part of COSY, truly loves
USY, and is our Israeli Affairs
Correspondent. Because of these
reasons, especially helping to keep
COSY up-to-date on the current
situation in Israel, he is the first
recipient of our USYer of the
Month Award, and truly deserves it.
Please give
Maxim three
cheers out
loud upon
reading this.
Hip-HipHOORAY!
KADIMA
October 11th
USY/Kadima
Elections, Dinner and
Life Size Games
Wednesday,
October 22nd
USY 4th Friday & Late Night Service, Friday September 26th
Dinner at COSY HQ at 6:00PM, USY-led services at Emanu-El at 8:15PM. Sleepover at COSY HQ!
RSVP a must by September 22nd! See COSY Facebook page for more details.
8
2 014 H I G H H O LY D AY S R E M I N D E R S F O R S E P T E M B E R
Sisterhood Emanu-El
High Holiday Booklet
Contact Adel Lazarus at
571-4937
the deadline is Wednesday,
September 3rd!
No reminders will be sent!
It is a Rosh Hashanah tradition to dip
apples in honey to usher in the New Year.
Order Yours Today!
Help our Sisterhood celebrate the New Year’s
tradition of apples dipped in honey.
Sweeten the New Year by ordering a gift bag
containing apples and honey for your family and friends.
Each gift bag will contain a gift note from you, a 6 ounce plastic
bottle filled with local Charleston made honey (certified kosher by
Chabad of Charleston), apples, a prayer and other sweet treats.
These gift bags are an exceptional value at $10.00 each.
Each bag will be delivered in time for Rosh Hashanah.
Deliveries are to the tri-county area only.
No out of state orders will be delivered.
Contact Susan Heidenberg for
more information.
Orders due September 12th
Chair Party
HIGH HOLY DAY ALIYOT
Please join us in setting up chairs and
putting out Prayer Books for our
High Holy Day Services
Sunday, September 21st
following the 9:00AM
morning Minyan.
Coffee & Donuts will be served.
Please join us, we need your help!
Opening the ark or reading a prayer during
the High Holy Days can add a personal,
spiritual dimension to
your worship experience.
When the High Holy Days are over we will
need your help again!
Please help us put away the chairs on
Sunday, October 5th
What a lovely way to honor your spouse,
children or grandchildren!
English and Hebrew readings
are available.
To purchase an aliyah,
please contact:
Mike Engel, 556-2110
Mitch Gilbert, 769-5457 or Sharyn Bluestein, 884-3738
LULAV & ETROG SET FOR SUKKOT
Bring the excitement of Sukkot into your home!
It is a mitzvah to own a
Lulav & Etrog set during the holiday.
Please contact the office at 571-3264
by Monday, September 22nd!
Standard Set $35.00
9
2 014 H I G H H O LY D AY S R E M I N D E R S F O R S E P T E M B E R
TASHLICH
The symbolic casting
off of sins, will take
place on Thursday,
September 25th, the first day of
Rosh Hashanah, at 6:00PM at the new
Northbridge Park.
Bring your own bread for a brief ritual of psalms and readings,
followed by throwing our bread into the water to symbolically
dispose of our sins, calling upon God to cast our sins to the depth
of the waters.
At the conclusion of Tashlich,
refreshments will be served back at the Synagogue, followed
by Minha and Ma’ariv at 7:00PM.
Important Upcoming Dates
October 5th-Take down HH chairs

October 5th-Building the Sukkah

October 6th-Ivrit Plus Sukkah Hop

October 14th-Men’s Club Burgers &
Beer in the Sukkah

October 10th-Congregational
Potluck Sukkot Dinner

October 11th-Rabbi Rosenbaum &
Ellen Miriam Brandwein’s
Open Sukkah

October 15th-Healing service at
Emanu-El

October 16th-Simchat Torah
Celebration

CEMETERY MEMORIAL SERVICE
Sunday, September 28th, 10:15AM
It is traditional to visit the graves of loved ones
during the High Holy Day season.
Please join Rabbi Rosenbaum for a brief memorial
service at Emanu-El’s Maryville Cemetery.
Kids and Youth Services During
the High Holy Days
Youth Services will be held on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur mornings.
*Please Note: No childcare during Kol Nidre, Friday, October 3rd*
No reservations or fees are required for Youth Services.
All youth services will begin at approximately 11:00AM and will last one hour or more.
Youth services are led by Emanu-El members who are teachers and are available for the following age groups:
Tot services (age 5 & under)
Jr. Congregation (K-6)
Teen Discussion (grades 7-10)
Please be aware of your child’s whereabouts at all times. For the safety of each child and teen, they are expected
to either be in a synagogue program or the main service. Gathering in the hallways is discouraged, as we do not
have adequate supervision. May all generations of your family have a meaningful High Holy Days experience!
10
YAHRZEITS
September 6th-11 Elul
Leonard Solow
Shirley Donowitz
Dora Radunsky
September 7th-12 Elul
Albert Weiss
September 8th-13 Elul
Ruth Berlinsky
Donald Cohen
September 9th-14 Elul
Esther Weiss
Jacob Cohen
September 10th-15 Elul
Louis Friedman
Stacy Archambault
Betty Jean Brownstein
September 11th-16 Elul
Diane Lynn
September 12th-17 Elul
Flossie Arnold
Minnie Green
Harry Cooper
Ann W. Cohen
September 13th-18 Elul
Alex Epstein
Leopold Cohen
September 14th-19 Elul
Anita Lyons
Matthew Steinberg
September 15th-20 Elul
Lila Feintuck
September 16th-21 Elul
Howard Caplan
Moses Wolper
Isaac Ginsberg
September 17th-22 Elul
Jeanette Goldberg
September 18th-23 Elul
Rebecca Geldbart
Samuel Applebaum
September 19th-24 Elul
Anne Tanenbaum Lesser
Harry Baker
Murray Tannenbaum
September 20th-25 Elul
David Mintzer
Stanley Littman
September 21st-26 Elul
Harry Nossokoff
Nathan Greene
Robert Rothschild
CALL
TO
M I N YA N
Burnet Mendelsohn
September 22nd-27 Elul September 6th-12th
Beatsie Solow
Joseph Mendelsohn
Kate Wolpert
Alexander Hershenson
Edmund Barron
Augusta Sharnoff
Minette Nadler
Ike Ryba
September 23rd-28 Elul
Ed Weiss
Ian Aaronson
George Golding
Miriam Cohen
Elliott Levy
Florence Rephan
Missy Gold
September 27th-October 3rd
September 24th-29 Elul
Marvin Scherr
Libby Soffar
Isaak Cheznomordik
Gail Snow
Len Lichtenstein
Lena Kalisky
Danny Berlinsky
Helen Lipsky
Itzhak Cygielman
Philip Berlinsky
Judi Corsaro
Joseph Kahn
Shelley Spitz
Madolyn Geldbart
September 25th-1 Tishrei
Harvey Friedman
Michael Schwartz
Lillian Passink
Sharyn Bluestein
Bernard Karesh
Esther Schwartz
Sandi Archambault
Sheralyn Rosenblum
Jack Siegel
Lisa Isaacson
September 26th-2 Tishrei Sandy Archambault
Stuart Lynn
Clive Brock
Josephine Barron
Norman Arnold
Ruth Silverman
Harry Mendelsohn
Ijo Toporek
Patti Bagg
Dora Ryba
Sandy
Taffel
Susie
Steinberg
John Aaronson
September 13th-19th
Dutch Cohen
Joel Levy
Ann Epstein
Ida Polyachenko
September 27th-3 Tishrei
Marc Epstein
Marcia Spar
Sarah Solomon
Sheila Freedman
Jerry Kaynard
Sophie Golubow
Judy Lutz
Malcolm Fages
September 28th-4 Tishrei
Donald Budman
Rea Lichtenstein
Robert Steinberg
Murray Solarsh
WE NEED
Joan Loeb
Meyer Dumas
Irving Lipsky
September 29th-5 Tishrei
YOU AT
Betsy Wolper
Abe Karesh
MINYAN
Ijo Toporek
Barbara Hershenson
Charles Goldberg
Marion Schwartz
Sundays:
Phyllis Tanenbaum
Marianne Purwin
Mark Tanenbaum
9:00AM
Saul M. Cohen
Shirley Tannenbaum
September 30th-6 Tishrei
MondaySeptember 20th-26th
Michael Kramer
Friday:
Jacobo Mintzer
Samuel Brock
Myra Howard
7:15AM
Sara Baker Friedman
Ivan Nossokoff
Erwin Raffel
MondayJerry Rothschild
Albert Goer
Thursday:
Benay Grater
October 1st-7 Tishrei
Chet Fischbein
5:30PM
S. Harris Goldberg
Linda Cohen
October 2nd-8 Tishrei
Sandra Peskin
Yonah Gelson
June Rephan
Harry Ackerman
Lev Chernomordik
Sidney Melet
Evaline Delson
Michael Josifs Gordezky
Michael Schwartz
Sura-Lea Jukils Gordezky
Sonya Knee
October 3rd-9 Tishrei
Phyllis Cohen
Abraham Fages
Ida Baker
11
L I B R A R Y U P D AT E
Do you know you can search the Synagogue library from your home
computer? Just go to the Synagogue’s home page. Click on the link to the
library and follow the directions.
Do you know the library has an extensive collection of fiction? Do you want
to find a recipe like your Bubbe used to make? Check out our
collection of cookbooks. Are you trying to find information on the way
things were when your family emigrated? Does your child need to do
research for a paper? Our library has many hidden treasures just waiting to
be discovered.
We have kept busy this summer cataloging donated books we have received
from many different congregants. While we welcome donations, we can
only accept one copy of a given book due to space constraints. All books
must have Jewish content - not just a Jewish author. So, unfortunately we
have not been able to accept all the books offered to us. Duplicate books are
either returned to the donor or placed on the cart in the lobby for others to
take. Most of the donations have been to the adult library. We really could
use more donation of gently used preschool, easy reader and juvenile books.
Please leave any donated books in the Synagogue office-not in the library.
Since taking over the library with the help of Joan Feldman and Sandra
Grauer, my biggest challenge has been to get my work done when all I really
want to do is sit in one of our comfortable chairs and read a book - or two or three! As my favorite sweat-shirt says: “So many books; so little time!”
Carol Manheim
HAZAK LUNCHEON AND
PROGRAM
BEST LUNCH DEAL IN
CHARLESTON
When: Tuesday, September 9th
Where: Zucker Social Hall
Time: 12 Noon PROMPTLY
Cost: $ 3.00
RSVP by September 5th to the Synagogue office (571-3264)
Guest:
Pastor Elizabeth Platt
Join us in a sing-a-long to all your old
time favorites!
Happy
Anniversary
Elinor & Manny Cohen
Lynn & Herbert Gorod
Tamar & Scott Sternfeld
Susan & Ben Chase
Shara & Jeremy Star
Maria & David Kalin
Jessica & Jason Solomon
Sharyn & Ryan Bluestein
Estelle & Jacob Heidenberg
Carol & Leo Fishman
Elaine & Stuart Tessler
Frances & Elliott Halio
Alli & Scott Debrow
Please join us for
Anniversary Shabbat,
Saturday, September 6th
Happy Birthday
Continued
21-Madeline Hershenson
21-Howard Peskin
21-Elan Levine
22-Naomi Simon
24-Cynthia Nirenblatt
24-Natalie Bluestein
26-Amy Hiltzik
27-Alan Toporek
27-Alex Berlinsky
27-Betsy Wolper
28-Jerry Kaynard
28-Lisa Isaacson
29-Emma Bluestein
29-Stuart Lynn
30-Terry Schuyler
12
F R I D AY N I G H T S A T E M A N U - E L
We offer a changing program of Friday night services to cater to different needs
and different people. We invite you to choose your favorite or try them all!
"Family Shabbat,” September 5th, 5:15PM-6:00PM
Services for all ages!
Musical Shabbat, September 12th, 6:00PM
At Synagogue Emanu-El
One Friday night service per month will include acoustic instrumental
accompaniment. Join us (and bring a friend) as the music lifts our spirits and our
hearts as we begin Shabbat together!
Friday, September 19th, promptly at 6:00PM!
Program and Dinner followed by services
Program Cyberspace Safety
The Friday Night LIVE series is sponsored by the
Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation
“Late Night Shabbat” September 26th, 8:15PM
Services followed by a potluck dessert reception.
Please bring a dairy/parve item to share!
The Zucker family for receiving
the Francis Salvador award from KKBE
Joe & Brandon Fischbein on the birth of
their daughter, River
Thank you to the following congregants who are
scheduled to participate in services in September:
Dan Greenstein, Gilli Hubara, Pumla Gutter, Mitch Gilbert, Curtis Gutter, Zachary Gilbert, Katie Krawcheck,
Jasmine Hubara, Eric Krawcheck, Alan Isaacson, Elan Levine, Elisheva Holub, Mindy Hawkins,
Craig Browdy, Eli LeRoy, Patti Bagg, Dara Rosenblatt, Ellen Miriam Brandwein,
Aaron Levine, Hannah Chase and Anna Book
If you are interested in leading a Shabbat service,
reading Torah or Haftarah,
please contact Daphne Hubara at school@emanu-el.com or 843-442-6086.
13
A D U LT E D U C AT I O N O P P O R T U N I T I E S
Please join us for the 2014-2015 year of EMANU-EL UNIVERSITY!
Tuesday Evenings, 7:00-8:30PM, through May 19, 2015
EXCEPT FOR: November 25th; December 23rd; December 30th; March 31st & April 7th
Students have the choice of three classes, which take place concurrently:
JUDAISM 101 (INSTRUCTOR: LARA LEROY): A thorough introduction to Judaism. Explore customs, rituals, and
holidays. Appropriate for introductory learners, those looking for a “refresher course”, and for those considering
converting to Judaism.
THE JEWISH CONTRIBUTION TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF WORLD CIVILIZATION (INSTRUCTOR: ROBERT
LOVINGER, PHD): The concept of this course is to look at what role Jews, Judaism, and Jewish thinking played
in the development of world civilizations. This will be done by reading and discussing the Thomas Cahill series
“The Hinges of History,” plus some supplementary readings.
ADULT B’NAI MITZVAH (INSTRUCTORS: PAM COYLE & RABBI ADAM J. ROSENBAUM): Learn trope
(Torah/Haftarah cantillation) and the structure and content of Shabbat services – and help to lead it yourself at
Emanu-El! Participation pending, the Adult B’nai Mitzvah service will take place Saturday, May 16, 2015.
Participants must be Emanu-El members.
Tuition: $54 for one semester, $100 for both semesters, $136 for the full year of Adult B’nai Mitzvah.
Contact the office at 571-3264 or emanu-el@emanu-el.com to register!
Other Classes — No Fees or Pre-Registration Necessary!
A TOUCH OF THE BAVLI: A TALMUD INTRODUCTION: Join Rabbi Rosenbaum as we explore some of the
essential sugyot (sections) of the Babylonian Talmud, and learn how they helped to shape the Jewish world today.
Thursdays, 9:30-10:30AM, through May 21, 2015
DANISH & D’RASH: A sneak peak at the week’s Torah portion prior to Saturday morning services. Complete
with coffee and treats! Led by Rabbi Rosenbaum.
Saturdays, 9:00-9:30AM
JEWISH MYSTERIES … REVEALED!: Come to afternoon minyan at 5:30PM, stay for snacks and join Rabbi
Rosenbaum as he answers Jewish questions you’ve always wanted to know but weren’t ready to ask about. Topics
will include: Minyan, Shabbat services, Holiday observance, Life-cycle, and more (including your requests)!
Tuesdays, 6:00-6:45PM, through May 19, 2015
ABOUT THE JOE ENGEL FUND
Joe Engel Holocaust Education Fund Guidelines
Purpose
The purpose of the Fund is to subsidize Holocaust education opportunities such as trips to Holocaust museums in Washington, DC, and
elsewhere, and participation in the March of the Living and other such trips to Holocaust sites in Eastern Europe.
Who is eligible?
The Fund is for teens, ages 13 – 19, whose parent(s) are members of Synagogue Emanu-El.
What is the process for accessing funds?
Teens requesting funds must complete an application (available at the synagogue office). A Fund committee will review the application
and determine the award.
Participant Obligation
Each grantee will be required to make a presentation about the experience. This may be during Shabbat services or for Sisterhood or
Men’s Club.
14
2 014 N E W Y E A R ’ S G R E E T I N G
Susan and Charles Altman
Marjorie Lynch
Sandi and Sandy Archambault Paul, Suzanne, Scott and David Lynch
Linda and Stuart Lynn
Barbara and Don Backer
Carol Manheim
Charles and Nancy Banov
Janet and Carl Masonberg
Drs. Lisa and Paul Baron
David and Jennifer Mendelsohn
Marilyn and Edmund Barron Nancy and Bernard Mendelson
Ganna Mikulinskiy
Andrea and Ira Berendt
Jaclyn S. Berlinsky
Ellen and Harry Nadler
Evelyn Needle
Rebecca and Norman Nirenblatt
Dr. Etta Leah Bluestein and
Neda and Alan Nussbaum
Nicky Bluestein
Philippa and Clive Brock and Families
Eric and Ruth Oser and Family
Eva Oxler
Eileen and Stanley Chepenik
The David L. Cohen Family
Sandra and Howard Peskin
Elinor and Manuel Cohen
Charles and Rhonda Richards
Phyllis P. Cohen
Rabbi Adam J. Rosenbaum, Ellen Miriam Brandwein,
David and Julie Elllison
Shoshana, Jonathan, and Eliana
Mike, Debbie, Jennie, and Chloe Engel
Jeffrey and Mickey Rosenblum
Ann C. Epstein
Sheralyn and Arthur Rosenblum
Barbara and Lowell Epstein
Phil and Raina Rubin
Sharon and Dennis Feinberg
Joan and Fred Feldman
Sally and Mickey Fischbein
Charles and Harriet Goldberg
Jill Golod
Marsha and Bill Golod
Frances and Elliott Halio
Joan and Perry Halushka
Elisheva Holub
Marilyn Hoffman
Charles and Judy Kaiser
The Kalinskys — Sybil, Jeffrey, Mona, Barry
and Children
Charlot M. Karesh (Mrs. Stanley)
Ava and Bruce Kleinman
Linda and Maurice Krawcheck
Peggy, Eric, Katie and Maddy Krawcheck
Adel & Martin Lazarus
Lee & Natashia Lazarus
Helen and Irving Lipsky
Sandra and Morey Lipton
Terry and Dean Schuyler
Joanne and Michael Schwartz
Sandra Schwartz
Mindy Seltzer and Bob Lovinger
Howard and Leighanne Sherman
Gail and Lenny Silverman
Ruth B. Silverman
Libby Soffar
The Spandorfer Family
Harvey and Marcia Spar
Ellen and Robert Steinberg
Sunny and Samuel Steinberg
Phyllis Tanenbaum
Sharon and Eddie Toporek and Family
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Toporek and Family
Anita Zucker and David Popowski and Family
Sisterhood thanks you for your donations!
15
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE 8/24
spelling our names in Hebrew
Some of our awesome Emanu-El Kids!
Noa Leigh Hubara being silly
16
JEWS, BREWS N Q UES SPONSORSHIPS
Support this wonderful fundraiser by becoming a sponsor!
Circle of Light- $3,000 for three fundraisers this calendar year
See details below
Gold JBQ Sponsorship- $1,000
For this event only- Name on all event collateral, name and logo on a table during the event, name on flyers and
programs, 10 tickets with assigned seats (a full table) and 5 event T-shirts.
Silver JBQ Sponsorship- $500
For this event only- Name on all flyers and programs, name and logo on a grill station during the event,
4 tickets with assigned seats, 2 event T-shirts.
Bronze Sponsorship- $250
For this event only- Name on all flyers and programs, 2 tickets with assigned seats, 1 event T-shirt.
Join the Circle of Light
What a wonderful gift to your community!
The yearly sponsorship this year is only $3,000 (compared to $3,600 last year),
and includes events that are sure to be nothing less than
sold-out, talk-of-the-town celebrations!
Circle of Light Sponsorship Package
Sponsorship for the 3 major fundraisers for the calendar year will include VIP parking for the events and:
 Jews, Brews N’ Ques on October 27, 2014: Title sponsorship, a named table with 10 seats.(Value- $1,000)
 TBD
 Spring Fundraiser honoring Mrs. Marilyn Hoffman: Title sponsorship and tickets. (Value- $1,000)
 Leaf on Tree of Life. Please specify message on the leaf. (Value- $136)
Thank you for considering this! Questions? Please contact the office at 571-3264 or emanu-el@emanu-el.com
AROUND TOWN
Sunday, November 2nd
9:00AM - 2:15PM
Charleston Marriott
170 Lockwood Blvd.
Charleston, SC 29407
For more information, please contact
Carol Berlin, CJW Director
by phone at 843-568-445
17
C E L E B R AT E A N D S U P P O R T E M A N U - E L
Thank you for
helping pave
Synagogue
Emanu-El’s
Path to the
Future!
Many thanks to all who
have purchased bricks! If
you haven’t yet purchased
your brick, or would like to
purchase more, we always accept orders!
Please contact the office if you have any questions: 843-571-3264
or emanu-el@emanu-el.com
$154 for one brick;
$136 for each brick when you buy two;
$118 each when you buy three or more.
HONOR
SOMEONE
YOU LOVE
Purchase a Chai Leaf
for the Tree of Life
for $136, a memory
that will last
a life time!
Contact Leah
at the Synagogue
571-3264
emanu-el@emanu-el.com
To honor a special simcha,
consider sponsoring
A kiddush on Shabbat
The Kiddush is prepared for up to
65 people at the cost of $300.
Your name will be listed in our weekend handout.
Items Included:
Coffee, Soft Drinks, Tuna Salad, Egg Salad, Green Salad,
Bagels, Cream Cheese, Fruit, Chips & Salsa, Gefilte Fish,
Herring, Crackers, Horseradish,
2 Dessert Cakes, and all paper goods!
our Circle of Light Sponsors
Nicky and Ettaleah Bluestein
Marilyn Hoffman
Olga and Jacobo Mintzer
Cynthia and Bradley Nirenblatt
Roxann and Michael Spandorfer
Ellen and Robert Steinberg
Anita Zucker
Laura and Jonathan Zucker
HaGafen for Shabbat
To honor a special Simcha,
consider sponsoring the grape
juice and wine
(only $36.00!)
and have the honoree’s name(s)
and occasion and your name
appear in the weekly bulletin.
Contact Evaline Delson
to sponsor the wine: (843) 762-9327
18
D O N AT I O N S -
WE
THANK EVERYONE FOR THE GENEROUS DONATIONS
Banov Book Fund
In memory of
Miriam Solomon Berger, by Theresa & Bernard
Solomon
Biblical Garden/Landscape Fund
In memory of
Annette Goldberg, Milton Halpern and Marilyn
Westheimer, by Barbara & Mike Halpern
Speedy recovery of
Joyce Kirshtein, by Ben & Claire Goldberg
Bethe Rittenberg Social Action Fund
In memory of
Max Stein, by Jonathan & Ann Stein
Melvin Solomon, by Ben & Claire Goldberg
Emanu-El Endowment Fund
In memory of
Leibel Solarsh, by Helen & Irving Lipsky
Joe Engel Holocaust Education Fund
In memory of
Herbert Engel, by Larry & Laurie Krasnoff, Louie &
Nadine Wilson, Terry & Dennis Fisher, Mike, Debbie,
Jenni and Chloe Engel, Abby Friedman, Cindi & Kerry
Solomon, Joe Engel, Judy & Bob Cook, Ellen & Robert
Steinberg, Leah & Aaron Pinosky, Jean & Leon Rudich,
Barbara Britz, Janice & James Turner, Keith Greenspon,
Charlot Karesh, Martin & Adel Lazarus, Linda & Maurice
Krawcheck
Memorial Fund
In memory of
William Hoffman, by Laurie Roshfeld
Alex Karesh & Nathan Tanenbaum, by Phyllis
Tanenbaum
Augustina Varick, by Ganna Mikulinskiy
Maurice & Claire Nussbaum, by Neda & Alan
Nussbaum
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
In memory of
Phil & Doris Kleinman, by Bruce & Ava Kleinman
My Grand Ma, Ellen Pamla, by Pumla PamlaGutter
Rabbi Rosenbaum’s grandmother, by Linda &
Maurice Krawcheck
In honor of
Burnet Mendelsohn’s 80th birthday, by Harriet &
Charles Goldberg
Our 45th wedding anniversary, by Martin & Adel
Lazarus
Ray & Leah Greenberg Education & Endowment
Fund
In memory of
Valerie Zena Bagg, by Mickey Bagg
In honor of
Ray Greenberg’s birthday, by Marilyn Hoffman
Rose & Ted Levin Children’s Library Fund
Speedy recovery of
Adel Lazarus, by Jean & Leon Rudich, Martin
Lazarus
In memory of
Goldie Levy, by Marjorie Lynch
Jeffrey Rosenblum’s mother, by Rose & Ted Levin
In honor of
Dr. Michael Kogan, by Jean & Leon Rudich
Joe Engel, by Jean & Leon Rudich
Rose & Henry Koslow Minyan Fund
General Fund
In honor of
The 50th anniversary of Marilyn & Edmund
Barron, by Hylda & Dick Wilson, Elinor & Manny
Cohen
Pam & Stan Kaplan on the birth of their
grandson, by Lisa & Alan Isaacson
Marvin H. Wolper Building Fund
In memory of
Leon Wolper, by Martin & Adel Lazarus
In memory of
Dr. Claire Irwin, by Patti Bagg
Paula Rose Hiltzik, by Amy & Larry Hiltzik
Alan Srochi, Ellen Nirenblatt, Florence Nirenblatt
and Dorothy Marcus, by Rebecca & Norman
Nirenblatt
Irv Futeral, by Sunny & Samuel Steinberg
Miriam Bernstein, by Sunny & Samuel Steinberg,
Elisheva Holub
Florence Rosenblum, by Sunny & Samuel Steinberg
Delilah Lovett, by Dr. Allan & Mrs. Jeanne
Lieberman
James Lovett, by Dr. Allan & Mrs. Jeanne Lieberman
Abraham Lieberman, by Dr. Allan & Mrs. Jeanne
Lieberman
19
D O N AT I O N S -
WE
THANK EVERYONE FOR THE GENEROUS DONATIONS
Herbert Engel, by Dr. Allan & Mrs. Jeanne Lieberman
Sisterhood Bereavement Fund
In memory of
Speedy recovery of
Adel Lazarus, by Lynn & Herb Gorod, Sunny & Samuel My son, Paul David Cohen, by Phyllis Cohen
Samuel Cooley, by Ann Epstein
Steinberg
Steinberg Chapel & Torah Fund
Youth Fund
In memory of
Terry Fisher’s Uncle Freddie Tepper, by Libby Soffar,
Ellen & Robert Steinberg
Dr. Joel Steinberg Levy, by Eleanor Levy
Melvin Solomon, by Ruth Silverman
Jeffrey Rosenblum’s mother, by Martin & Adel Lazarus
In memory of
Tessie Cohen, by Manuel Cohen
In honor of
Dr. Theodore Steinberg Levy, by Eleanor Levy
Dutch Cohen’s birthday, by Ellen & Robert Stenberg
In memory of
Carl Goldberg, by Anita Zucker
Sidney Mindlin, by Gail Snow
Sisterhood Emanu-El Kitchen Fund
In memory of
Herbert Engel, by Linda & David Cohen
Rabbi Rosenbaum’s grandmother, by Linda & David
Cohen
Blanche Lieberman, by Sharon & Dennis Feinberg
Lillian Covin, by Sandi & Sandy Archambault
Esther & Maurice Braun, by Ellen & Harry Nadler
Annie Pinosky, by Leah & Aaron Pinosky
Florence Rosenblum, mother of Jeffrey Rosenblum,
by Linda & Maurice Krawcheck, Sheran & Gerald
Rittenberg
In honor of
Marilyn Hoffman’s birthday, by Ellen & Robert
Steinberg
The anniversary of Neda & Alan Nussbaum, by Ellen
& Robert Steinberg
Happy birthday Burnet Mendelsohn, by Marilyn
Hoffman
The anniversary of Eileen & Stanley Chepenik, by
Marilyn Hoffman
The anniversary of Marsha & Neil Gewirtzman, by
Marilyn Hoffman
Happy anniversary Joan & Perry Halushka, by Mindy
Seltzer & Bob Lovinger
Marilyn & Ed Barron’s anniversary, by Shelia & Joe
Shapiro, Randy & Paula Carl, Marcy & Michael
Mostofsky, Joel & Carol Jason and Danny Jason
Speedy recovery of
Adel Lazarus, by Linda & Maurice Krawcheck
In honor of
The anniversary of Marsha & Neil Gewirtzman,
by Ellen & Robert Steinberg
Zucker Kiddush & Oneg Fund
Synagogue Emanu-El appreciates all
contributions. Donations of $10.00 and above
will be listed in “The Scroll” and an
acknowledgement will be sent to the
recipient from the office.
Appropriate funds are:
Emanu-El Endowment Fund, The Banov Book Fund,
Biblical Garden/Landscape Fund, Ethel & Jacob Cohen
High Holiday Fund, Prayer Book Fund, Israel & Rebecca Geldbart Fund, General Fund, Lenora & Nathan
Goldberg Cultural Fund, Samuel Golembe Memorial
Fund, Men’s Club, Ray & Leah Greenberg Education &
Endowment Fund, Bethe Rittenberg Homeless Shelter
& Social Action Fund, Rose & Henry Koslow Minyan
Fund, Memorial Fund, Pearlman Family Floral Fund,
Prayer Book Fund, Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund, Steinberg Chapel & Torah Fund, Religious School Programs,
Marvin H. Wolper Building Fund, Youth Fund, Zucker
Kiddush & Oneg Fund, USY/Kadima Program, Freda
& Melvin Bluestein Fund for Religious School Scholarships, Grush Shabbaton Fund, L’Dor V’Dor Maintenance Fund, Cemetery Fund, Rose & Ted Levin Children’s Library Fund, Joe Engel Holocaust Fund
Sisterhood Funds:
Oneg Fund, Bereavement Fund, Kitchen Fund
Todah Rabah!
Marilyn Hoffman
would like to
thank each and
everyone who
helped to make her
birthday so special!
20
September 2014 — Calendar Subject to Change
Morning Minyan Schedule: Mon-Fri 7:15AM
Sundays 9:00AM; Rosh Hodesh & Hol HaMoed 7:00AM
Afternoon Minyan Schedule: Mon-Thurs 5:30PM
Friday Night Services: See below for different times
Saturday Morning Service: 9:30AM
Sunday
Monday
1
Labor Day
Office Closed
7
Religious School
8
Kesher
Sisterhood
Education Day
14
Religious School
15
Sisterhood/Men’s
Club Paid-Up
Brunch
Emanu-El
University
9
HAZAK
Sisterhood Board
Meeting, 7PM
Jewish Mysteries ...
Revealed!
6:00-6:45PM
Emanu-El
University
16
Jewish
Mysteries ...
Revealed!
6:00-6:45PM
22
Pre-School
Chair Party after
minyan
Emanu-El
University
Kesher
Memorial
Service @
Maryville
Thursday
4
Friday
5
Family Shabbat
5:15PM
10
11
12
Musical
Shabbat, 6:00PM
18
Board Meeting
6:00PM
19
FNL, 6:00PM
Ivrit Plus
4:00PM-6:00PM
Saturday
6
Danish & D’rash,
9AM
Shabbat
Services, 9:30AM
Anniversary
Shabbat
13
Danish & D’rash,
9AM
Shabbat
Services, 9:30AM
Bat Mitzvah of
Katie
Krawcheck
Tot Shabbat
17
20
Shabbat
Services, 9:30AM
Got Shabbat!
Selihot program,
8:00PM
USY Lock-In
23
Jewish
Mysteries ...
Revealed!
6:00-6:45PM
28
Fast of Gedaliah
Religious School
Tichon
Rakevet Event
Wednesday
3
Emanu-El
University
Aruchat Ivrit
6:00PM-7:30PM
21
Religious School
Tuesday
2
Jewish
Mysteries ...
Revealed!
6:00-6:45PM
29
24
Erev Rosh
Hashanah
Office Closes,
1:00PM
25
26
27
Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah Danish & D’rash,
Day One
Day Two
9AM
Services,
9:00AM
Services, 9:00AM
Shabbat
Services,
9:30AM
USY
4th
Friday
Tashlich @
Services, 7:00PM Northbridge Park,
Late-Night
6PM
Shabbat, 8:15PM
Jr.
Congregation
30
Jewish
Mysteries ...
Revealed!
6:00-6:45PM
Emanu-El
University
FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
“Like” the Synagogue Emanu-El Page on Facebook and make sure you add it to your
“list of interests” to keep getting our updates!
Follow us on Twitter @SynagogueEE