July - Baltimore Hebrew Congregation

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BULLETIN
BALTIMORE HEBREW CONGREGATION
Rabbi Andrew Busch
Cantor Robbie Solomon
Rabbi Elissa Sachs-Kohen
Cantor Ann G. Sacks
Rabbi Rex D. Perlmeter, Emeritus
Rabbi Gustav Buchdahl, Emanuel Emeritus
BALTIMOREHEBREW.ORG
Number 11 | July 2016 | 25 Sivan – 25 Tamuz 5776
WELCOMING TEMPLE EMANUEL
For details see page 2.
Take a Peek Inside . . .
New and Returning Members . . . . . .
Todah Rabbah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
From the Clergy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cantorial Transition and Search . . . .
A Message from the President . . . . .
Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
We’re Going to Israel . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Upcoming at BHC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Youth Lounge Renovations . . . . . . . .
Summer Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BHC Connects with Camp . . . . . . . . .
Summer Nights on Park Heights . . .
Beach Shabbat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chai Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Youth Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Paul’s Place Camp at BHC . . . . . . . . .
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Youth Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
E.B. Hirsh Early Childhood Center . . 6
Offerings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-9
July Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Tour de Torah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Brotherhood Opening Dinner . . . . 11
Under the Stars Choir . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Service Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
WELCOME NEW AND
RETURNING MEMBERS!
We welcome the following congregants
who have joined BHC since May
Jeannie & Michael Abramson
Molly Abramson
Sara Abramson
Eileen Bechkes
Ellen & Barry Brook
Celia & Richard Butler
Susan Feigelman & Cliff Essman
Claire Landers & Steven Falk
Denise & Neil Goldberg
Lisa & Randy Goldberg
Risa & Howard Halpren
Nancy Norton & Steven Herlich
Sylvia & Joseph Horowitz
Lauren Kallins & Kevin Keller
Terry & Stephen Mandell
Kathy & Warren Naviasky
Alan Pashkowitz
Betsy & Gary Peisach
Estelle Resnick
Amy & Matthew Samay
Rebecca Roberts & Sidney Spunt
TODAH RABBAH
The Oneg Shabbat on June 10 was sponsored
by Tobi Karchmer and John Coffey in honor
of their son Ryan becoming a Bar Mitzvah.
ON THE COVER
Rabbi Gustav Buchdahl, Emanuel Emeritus
and wife, Sheila, at home at BHC.
REGISTER FOR OUR
SCHOOLS NOW!
We still have spaces in our E.B. Hirsh Early
Childhood Center and Religious School
programs. Register today to ensure a great
year of exciting learning for your children.
E.B. Hirsh Early Childhood Center
Info & Registration:
Jill Eisen, Director
[email protected] or
410-764-7281
FROM THE CLERGY
Welcome Temple Emanuel
This month, BHC’s Hoffberger Gallery is displaying art that
formerly graced the halls of Temple Emanuel of Baltimore.
Soon enough, these items and more will be found in different
locations around our synagogue. As Temple Emanuel integrates into Baltimore
Hebrew Congregation, we will also be embracing several Torah scrolls, prayer and
other books, some furniture, and even a number of Purim Carnival games.
However, the true gifts BHC is receiving from Temple Emanuel are not things. Our
congregation’s historic journey will be enriched by the people and the legacy that
Emanuel brings to us. BHC has created an Emanuel Fund as one way of recognizing
the significant contribution their congregation has gifted ours. We honor their sixdecade-long journey and are honored that they have chosen to integrate with BHC.
Nearly 100 Temple Emanuel families have joined BHC this spring and more will
come. BHC congregants and staff have been actively engaged in helping integrate
these new members, as with any of our new members, into our congregational life.
We appreciate the support and efforts of their lay leadership in these efforts as well.
Temple Emanuel’s legacy includes the teachings of their rabbis and cantors over the
years. We are blessed to have their journey now join with BHC’s.
This Bulletin’s cover presents some of the new blessings we have received. Rabbi
Gustav and Sheila Buchdahl have become regulars at BHC Shabbat services over the
past several months. Our Board of Electors has appointed Rabbi Buchdahl as our
Emanuel Emeritus Rabbi. He joins Rabbi Perlmeter as one of our Rabbis Emeriti. Gus
is familiar to many of our congregants, but less familiar to others. He served Temple
Emanuel from his ordination in 1963 till his retirement in 2000. He has remained
active at Temple Emanuel and the community since then. Rabbi Sachs-Kohen and I
are honored to have Rabbi Buchdahl even more available to us for advice. We know
you will warmly welcome them, their fellow new BHC congregants, and the spirit of
Temple Emanuel.
– Rabbi Busch
CANTORIAL TRANSITION AND SEARCH
Cantor Solomon announced at May’s Annual Meeting that he will be retiring
as BHC’s Cantor on June 30, 2017. We have been blessed with his musicianship,
spirituality, deep knowledge of Judaism and menschlikeit. He will continue to serve
the congregation throughout the coming year, and we will celebrate his career and
his service to BHC next spring. BHC President Steve Sharfstein has appointed Bobbi
Perlman, BHC Vice President, to serve as Chair of the Cantor Search Committee.
A diverse and committed committee has also been appointed, whose members
are: Ronnie Footlick, Stan Gann Jr., Susanna Garfein, Marcy Hyatt, Maria Lambros
Kannen, Brian Katzenberg, Richard Kemper, Joe Kovars, Jay Kramer, Deborah
Lieberman and Jonathan Rich; Steve Sharfstein and Rabbi Busch serve as ex-officio
members of the committee. BHC will work with the American Conference of Cantors
(ACC) as we conduct this search. The ACC Director of Placement has assured us that
she expects our cantorial opening to be a popular position.
Youth Education
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Info & Registration:
Brad Cohen, Director of Education,
[email protected] or
410-764-1587, ext. 290 or visit
familyid.com/organizations/baltimorehebrew-congregation-youth-education
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Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Bulletin • Number 11 • 25 Sivan – 25 Tamuz 5776 • July 2016
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT:
STEVEN SHARFSTEIN
Welcome Jill Eisen
The E.B. Hirsh Early Childhood Center (EBHECC)
is one of the premier programs of BHC and one
of the outstanding schools for young children in
Baltimore. It has thrived under the leadership
and compassion of Renée Stadd, who is retiring.
We will miss Renee, but I am pleased to announce that we have
found a new Preschool Director, Jill Eisen, who began on June 20.
Alex Mareiniss (Chair of EBHECC Advisory Committee), Richard
Gross (Chair of the Search Committee), and I are very excited about
Jill and what she will bring to the EBHECC.
I had the great pleasure of meeting Jill recently. She is warm
and engaging, with a genuine excitement about joining BHC. She
commented on the warmth she experienced during the interview
process and every time she has visited the school and the Temple.
She will bring both competence and great energy to us.
Before joining us, she was the Assistant Principal of the BermanLipavsky Religious School and Director of Hebrew School in Your
Neighborhoods and Outreach for Beth El Congregation. In her letter
to Brad Cohen, she stated, “I believe that children can change the
world, even at the infant stage.” Her passion about education and
training, her love for the kids, and her outreach to families is clear
and compelling. Here is more from her letter to Brad: “Education
is a journey, and we must capture the imagination of our students
every time we are in their midst. It is the administrator’s and
educator’s role to be welcoming and engaging….My personal
aspiration is to make quality education available for all children
and to make that education interesting, meaningful, and part of
their identity.”
Prior to Jill’s twelve years at Beth El Congregation, she worked for
Hillel at Towson University and Penn State. She has also received
a number of awards in Jewish education. We are very fortunate
to have Jill join us with her vision and deep commitment to the
children for whom we care, and we all look forward to engaging
with her over the next many years.
Also exciting for our school is the construction for a much
needed new playground as well as other refurbishments.
I hope all of you have a wonderful and restful summer. There
will be Shabbat services throughout the summer and, of course, we
will have Summer Nights on Park Heights!
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Annual Giving
THANK YOU FOR MAKING
ANNUAL GIVING A SUCCESS
Thank You for Making Annual Giving 2015-16
a Great Success!
You took the call and made Annual Giving
2015-16 a great success. Thank you! Not only did
you help us surpass our goal, but this year 59%
of the pledges made represented new and increased gifts.
Your Annual Giving gift is so important because membership
dues alone are not nearly enough to support BHC. They don’t cover
our operating expenses, much less the myriad of programs and
support services we provide including:
• Pastoral Care and Lifecycle Events
• Religious, Adult and Family Education, and
• Exciting programs that enrich the lives of
our congregants.
Your beautiful gift to Annual Giving 2015-16 is helping to
ensure that no one is ever denied membership because of
economic difficulties or hardship. Your gift also ensures that future
generations will grow up in a strong community of Jewish tradition
and learning at a warm, wonderful congregation where we all
feel welcome.
Thank you for your support of BHC.
Dr. Joseph Feinsod
Annual Giving
Co-Chair
OR
Alvin J. Levi Annual Giving
Co-Chair
Annette Saxon
Director of
Development
ABUSCH @ BALTIMOREHEBREW.ORG
Simcha
TREE of LIFE
Thank You for purchasing a leaf on our Simcha Tree of Life
since the publication of our June Bulletin:
Irina & Mike Kogan
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UPC
Upcoming at BHC
PJ SHABBAT
Friday, July 1, 6:30 pm
Bring your toddlers and young children for BHC’s pajama-clad
service the first Friday of every month.
SUMMER NIGHTS ON PARK HEIGHTS
Tuesdays, July 5, 12, 19 & 26, 6:30 pm
See page 5 for details.
BEACH SHABBAT
Friday, July 8, 6 pm
BHC PRIDE DINNER
Friday, July 15, 7:30 pm
Join us for dinner at Arlon’s, 706 Reisterstown Road, Pikesville.
HELPING HONS WITH CHAI LIFE
Sunday, July 17
See the Chai Life Column on page 5 for details.
BHC PRIDE INTERFAITH CELEBRATION
Thursday, July 21, 7 pm
BHC will host this year’s Annual Pride Interfaith Celebration,
called “Evolving Reciprocity: Stories of Giving and Receiving.” All
are welcome. INFO: [email protected] or 443-478-9896.
ORIOLES GAME WITH CHAI LIFE
Saturday, July 23, 6 pm
PAUL’S PLACE CAMP AT BHC
Monday, July 25 through Friday, July 29
CAREGIVERS SUPPORT MEETING
Tuesday, July 26, 7 pm
BHC Cares invites you to join this group, led by congregant Benjy
Dubin, regardless of whom you care for or where. INFO: Benjy
Dubin, 410-486-3385.
CHAI LIFE HIKE AND HAVDALAH
Saturday, July 30, 5 pm
For more information on any of the programs below, contact
Andy Wayne, Director of Communications and Engagement,
[email protected] or 410-764-1587, ext. 246.
YOUTH LOUNGE RENOVATIONS
In honor of Erma and Marvin Mirvis and through the generosity
of Debra and Howard Mirvis, BHC’s Youth Lounge is receiving a
well-needed facelift over the summer. Special thanks to Robin
Hiken, Interior Designer, and Alex Trakhtman of Zander Homes, for
donating their time and energy to the youth lounge renovations,
creating space for kids of all ages. Be sure to stop by to check it out.
THE MORE USHERS, THE MERRIER
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BHC is blessed with ushers who volunteer on the High Holy Days
and Shabbat. Our congregation is reaching out to increase our
ushering corps. Ushers can be men or women, long–time members
or relative newcomers. Ushers greet those coming to services and
help hand out prayerbooks. Brotherhood’s Ushering Chair, Harvey
Schevitz, does a great job of briefing and organizing ushers. Help
represent BHC. INFO: Iris Powell, [email protected].
SUMMER SERVICES
BHC Shabbat Services continue throughout July and August. All
Friday night services will start at 6:15 pm. On Saturday morning,
Torah Talk will meet at 9 am in the Library, followed by Shabbat
Shelanu at 10 am in the Chapel. PJ Shabbat will be enjoyed on
Fridays, July 1 and August 5, 6:30 pm. We are grateful for those
Temple Emanuel members who will be helping lead summer
services to assist our clergy. Additionally, Rabbi Gustav Buchdahl
will be leading our services on Friday & Saturday, July 8 & 9
(including Torah Talk) and Friday, September 2.
BHC CONNECTS WITH SUMMER CAMP
We love that so many BHC kids can be found at camp, especially
Jewish camps, during the summer. Even some of our adults spend
time working or volunteering at camp. Please let us know where
and when your kids will be at camp. Rabbis Busch and Sachs-Kohen
love writing letters to our campers. Give camp information to Iris
Powell, [email protected]. Additionally, Brad Cohen
will be at The Union of Reform Judaism’s Camp Harlam for part
of the summer and Rabbi Sachs-Kohen will spend time at Camp
Louise and Camp Airy. Rabbi Busch may also be visiting some
camps. We love being in touch during the summer and hearing
about camp afterwards. Enjoy the fresh air.
WRJ CALENDARS
For over 100 years, NFTS/WRJ has annually published the Art
Calendar to encourage and showcase Jewish artists. Unfortunately.
this coming year (5777) this project will end. This is due to ecology
and more use of technology.
MEAL MAKERS
BHC Cares offers meals to fellow congregants at difficult life
moments. For example, we serve those who have lost a loved one,
brought home a new baby or are recovering from illness. Making
and delivering meals is a rewarding experience. INFO: Sharon
Edlow, [email protected].
PHONE CONNECTION COORDINATOR
Through Phone Connection, volunteers reach out to congregants who
may not be able to participate in congregational life as frequently as
they did in the past. We are pleased that BHC Cares member Lynette
Berman is the new coordinator of this important program. If you
would like to make such calls or know someone who should be called,
contact Lynette. INFO: Lynette Berman, [email protected]
or 410-484-6853. We would like to express our appreciation to Stan
Levin for chairing the project so diligently these past years.
VIDEOSTREAMING VOLUNTEERS
We are looking for volunteers to assist with videostreaming for
Shabbat and holiday services—perfect for a high schooler needing
community service hours. INFO: Temple Office, 410-764-1587.
NEW HEARING ASSISTANCE LOOP
In addition to the hearing loops we have in our main assembly rooms
and Sanctuary, BHC now has a hearing loop at the receptionist’s
desk. All you need to do is turn your hearing aid to t-coil. If you are
hard of hearing and not outfitted with a hearing aid, we have head
sets you can borrow. INFO: David Weis, [email protected]
or 410-764-1587, ext. 243.
SUMMER NIGHTS ON PARK HEIGHTS
Summer Nights on Park Heights returns
this month, bringing us great current
events discussions every Tuesday
in July, 6:30-8 pm. Our clergy and
Educator provide great up-to-date
topics for great conversations. Join us
in BHC’s beautiful courtyard for these
Tuesday evenings, and you’ll also be
treated to tasty cocktails and snacks
as you enjoy time spent exploring the
news with friends.
Summer Nights on Park Heights are
free and all are welcome, so go ahead
and invite friends who might not be
BHC members. In case of inclement
weather, we will simply move inside.
See you there!
BEACH SHABBAT
Are you ready for an amazing night at the beach? BHC clergy will
lead the Shabbat Evening Service to be held on July 8, 7 pm. Arrive
at 6 pm to enjoy a BYO dinner and schmooze with your friends.
Rosenfeld’s Jewish Deli will be at the event if you would like to
purchase dinner. The event is free and all are welcome.
Location & Directions: Beach Shabbat is located at the South
Inlet Day Area of the Delaware Seashore State Park. An address
that should work in your GPS is 27099 Coastal Hwy, Bethany Beach,
DE 19930.
From the North (Rehoboth) – Head south on Coastal Hwy. Cross
the bridge over Indian River Inlet. Take the first exit on the right
after crossing the bridge. Turn left to go under the bridge. Enter
South Inlet Day area.
From the South (Bethany, Ocean City, Baltimore) – Head north
on Coastal Hwy. Look for signs for South Inlet Day Area. Turn right
into South Inlet Day area. If you cross the bridge over Indian River
Inlet into Rehoboth, you have gone too far.
Chai Life: 20s & 30s Community
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SUMMER’S IN FULL SWING
With summer in full swing, Chai Life looks to continue the season
with a number of enjoyable outings this July. We will kick off the
month with our Helping Hons project on Sunday, July 17, Noon-2 pm
a time to be determined as we get closer. Volunteers will work with
Parks & People on a community garden project. Come show your
Orioles pride on Saturday, July 23, as we gear up to see our favorite
birds take on the Cleveland Indians at 6:30 pm. The month will
conclude with our annual Hike and Havdalah on Saturday, July 30,
which will offer a walk through Lake Roland Park (formerly Robert
E. Lee Park) and finish with havdalah, drinks and dessert.
Steve DeBois and David Castine
Chai Life Co-Chairs
PRAYERBOOK HEBREW THE EASY WAY
Did you ever wonder what all those Hebrew words recited in
Shabbat Services mean? Now is your chance to find out! Beginning
in September, Cantor Sacks will be offering a Sunday morning
course that will introduce basic prayerbook Hebrew vocabulary and
grammar. The class will continue through the spring and coincide
with the Religious School calendar. Basic decoding skills are required
for this class. INFO: Becky Gutin, [email protected]
or 410-764-1587, ext. 250.
Youth Group
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LOOKING FORWARD TO THE BHC TEAM
Over the past four years at Brandeis University,
I have focused my Education Studies major
specifically on formal and informal Jewish
education. After interning under Brad Cohen
and Andy Wayne this past summer to further
explore my interest in Jewish professional work,
my love for all aspects of Jewish education
strengthened. This internship, along with the mentorship of many
wonderful professors, has given me a taste of what it will be like
to work within this community, and I cannot wait to get started!
As a lifelong BHC congregant and a newly established Brandeis
alumna, I am eager to incorporate my zeal for Jewish youth
education and my love for the BHC community into one. I look
forward to working with a truly collaborative and passionate staff,
and being surrounded by a community that dedicates its time to
Tikkun Olam and learning. I hope to provide our Religious School
students with the support and resources that can make their
experience at BHC meaningful. This community has given me so
much, and I look forward to being able to reciprocate.
Lauren Offerman
Youth Engagement Associate
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ADULT BEGINNER HEBREW CLASS
Can’t read Hebrew? Cantor Sacks is teaching BHC congregants in
an Adult Beginner Hebrew class on Sunday mornings, beginning
in the fall. This class is for adults with little or no Hebrew
reading ability and will fulfill the beginner Hebrew requirement
for the Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah program. INFO: Becky Gutin,
[email protected] or 410-764-1587, ext. 250.
PAUL’S PLACE CAMP
Calling all Congregants: BHC will host Paul’s Place Camp,
Monday, July 25-Friday, July 29.
This summer we are thrilled to have the opportunity to host a
week of summer camp for Paul’s Place. Paul’s Place is a resource
center for people in Southwest Baltimore that our congregation is
dedicated to supporting. Forty elementary-age campers from the
Pigtown neighborhood in Baltimore will spend one week (out of 8)
at BHC for summer camp.
We are looking for volunteer counselors, special guests, and
volunteers to make this camp a huge success. If you have a passion
for cooking, science, story-telling, art, sports, or anything else
creative we need you to get involved. INFO & Volunteer: Brad
Cohen, Director of Education, [email protected] or
410-764-1587, ext. 290. This will be an amazing opportunity.
Youth Education
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BRING CAMP HOME
By the time you read this article, I will have
spent two weeks at URJ Camp Harlam and
have my calendar planned out for day visits to
Camps Airy, Louise, Moshe and Capitol Camps.
Being immersed in a Jewish environment 24-7
is deeply impactful on our children. They live,
eat, breath, pray, play and explore Judaism
in everything that permeates through camp. This will be the
3rd summer Elie, my 5-year-old, will attend camp with me as a
day camper. The direct impact that camp has had on his Jewish
identity shines through.
Here are some ways you can bring camp to your home:
1.Music: Camp is masterful at using music
to foster a love for Judaism—check out
Jewishrockradio.com.
2.Language: Camp is amazing at labeling rooms,
objects and activities—label objects in your
home: google Around-the-house Hebrew word
labels and use Hebrew when talking about
objects at home.
3.Community: Come to Shabbat Services as a
family this summer.
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If you are inspired by this article, take a picture of your family’s
Jewish experience and send it my way, so we can share it with the
community. My email is [email protected].
L’Shalom (For Peace),
Brad Cohen
Director of Education
E.B. Hirsh Early Childhood Center
EBHECC
THE POWER OF DISTRACTION
Shalom! I am the new Director of the E.B. Hirsh
Early Childhood Center. I am so happy to have
joined your BHC family. Everyone has made me
feel so welcome. We want children and parents
at the school to feel welcome and cherished,
too; it is a wonderful way to build community.
Everyone deserves to be treated with respect
and dignity, from our youngest infant to our oldest Pre-K to the
parents to the faculty and staff. Maya Angelou so wisely counseled:
“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did,
but people will never forget how you made them feel.” We want all
to feel that they belong and that they add meaning to our amazing
community. Input, both from school families and the broader
congregation, is invaluable. Over the next few months, families will
receive a few short surveys to determine what they would like to
see happen within our early childhood community; i.e. scheduled
play dates at local parks, a baby-sitting co-op, parent-education
learning tips and volunteer opportunities are just a few ideas to
get the ball rolling. Our canvas is blank, and we have all the colors
available to paint our community masterpiece. I can’t wait for the
creative process to begin.
Occasionally, I will share my educational thoughts here. I’ll start
with distraction. Parents have been told when their child starts
to get antsy you need to distract. One option is avoid a problem
situation that can result in a breakdown for you, your child or both.
I have learned from my 5-year-old, Benjamin, that I must keep a
few word or math games or activities in my back pocket. Last week
we were shopping at Wegmans. It was late in the day and we were
all tired. However, we went in with a strategy: a short shopping
list and the rule if you want to practice Rock, Paper, Scissors you
must remain in the cart seated in the front. I am happy to report
playing Rock, Paper, Scissors was the distraction we needed for that
adventure. Why did it work? First, we set the rules in the car with
input from Benjamin and had agreement from all parties. Second,
we put Benjamin in the cart in the parking lot. Making sure we
were in a safe place, we played our first game of Rock, Paper,
Scissors before going into the store. This inspired trust that we, the
parents, would keep our word. Third, we engaged Benjamin in our
shopping list. What do you want to eat with your hummus? Carrots?
Cucumbers? Pretzels? Each item was on our list; this gave Benjamin
an opportunity to choose the brand or the shape. He felt part of
the decision-making team. When he wanted something not on the
list, we showed him the list and said it wasn’t there, but we would
be happy to consider putting it on our next shopping adventure
list. You can use anything as a distraction: while in line count the
number of people in front of you and behind you and then ask
where are we in the line; look for your favorite color; play a word
game; etc. I am happy to help you find ways of distraction that meet
your child’s needs. It starts with a plan, constant consistency, and
just a few ideas in your back pocket.
My door is open to school families, members of the congregation
and beyond—please come in. I can’t wait to meet you.
Jill Eisen
Director, E.B. Hirsh Early Childhood Center
Offerings
BHC
IN MEMORIAM
We record with sorrow the passing of
Rhae Hassan
Rita Langbaum
Betty Kay Razzano
Gloria Rosen
Tema Rubin
Joyce Strull
May their memories be for a blessing
PERPETUAL MEMORIALS
July 1-2
Lewis Samuel
Adelson
Benjamin Aiken
Augusta P.
Alexander
Henry Earl Ansell
Louis Baum, Jr.
Jacob Blankenberg
Edna Gans
Burgunder
Hortense Bowman
Catzen
Dr. N. Jerome
Chapin
Frederick M.
Coblenzer
Mollie Cohn
Harry W. David
Jennie Diener
Lottie Dubrowsky
Beatrice Fishbein
Ephraim Frank
Bernice H. Freeland
William Goldberg
Pauline Cohn
Goldstein
Sidney Goldstock
Joseph E.
Goodman
David Gouline
Shirley Joan
Greenhood
Floryne Kahn
Greenwald
Joseph J. Harmon
Irwin M. Herskovitz
Louis Herstein, Jr.
Deborah Hollander
Samuel Honigsberg
Rebecca Betty
Hurwitz
Rose F. Hutzler
Doris Z. Jaslow
John Martin
Johnston, Jr.
Fannie Katten
Carolyn Kraft
Charlotte Lamm
Loraine N. Lazarus
Philip A. Lehman
Charles David
Levenson
Sam Levine
Martha G. Levy
Mary Lieberman
Samuel
Lindenbaum
Bernard Meyers
William Miller
Harry Nathan
Minkin
Doris Ossermann
Sadie Paltell
Max Rappaport
Saul Roseman
Sydney J. Rosenthal
Elizabeth Schaffer
Fay Schumann
Shirley Shane
Schunick
Bertha Simon
Mary Slesinger
Rosa Spandauer
Tessie Stern
Dr. A. Allen
Sussman
Abraham Sussman
Eva Kassan Taylor
Selma G. Weiler
Regina Gichner
Weinberg
Nathan Weinblatt
Jerry B. Weinstein
Esther Rosenbaum
Weinstock
July 8-9
John Adler
Bernard Aiken
Nehemiah Altman
Milton David
Bennett
Max Bernstein
Benjamin Brafman
Morton Brotman
Charles Morton
Cohen
Herman M. Cohn
Louis Collidge
Milton M.
Constam, Jr.
Dorothy Farkas
Yetta Feldman
Harry S. Ferber
Florence Gellman
Filtzer
Robert Fine
Emanuel Fisher
George Fisher
Eugenia H. Gerson
Leon S. Goldberg
Stanley Goldberg
Harry Goldstein
Anne A. Goodwin
Jakob Gottschalk
Morton Gutman
Henry L.
Hamburger
Lillian Tobias
Harmon
Rosalee G. Jacobs
Dr. R. Donald
Jandorf
Samuel Jules
Avram Kalderon
Emmanuel Henry
Klein
Natalie L. Langrock
Jerome Lenet
Jeanne Schoen
Levine
Adolph Loewenson
Albert Lorch
Fannie Metzger
Bernard Moss
Joseph Abraham
Naviasky
Joel Petasky
Elsie B. Rachelson
Lena Rappaport
Zolman Rimson
Irving Rogers
Saul Sacks
Barney Schreiber
Louis J. Seidenman
David Sherman
Irvin I. Silvers
Samuel W. Snitzer
Bernard B. Tobias
Morton Wasserman
Lena D. Weinberg
Israel Wesalo
Sophie Helen
Wesalo
Anna Wilkus
Samuel M.
Woronoff
July 15-16
Ann J. Barron
Florence N.
Bernard
Harry A. Bernstein
Paul Bernstein
Beatrice Braverman
Fannie Carp
Bessie C. Cooper
Esther F. Dubin
Eugene M.
Feinblatt
Fannye Finkelstein
Esther W. Fox
Robert Fox
Freda Frank
Frederic W. Frank
Jacob M.
Gamerman
Maurice Glazer
Harry Goldberg
Idalene R.
Goldstock
Gladys Goldstone
Morris Goodhart
Rose A. Green
Louis N. Gutman
Lillian Halpert
Milton L. Hanline
Moses Hecht
Sara Rose Hirsch
Clara Hoffman
Margaret W.
Trundle Jacobi
Joseph Jacobs
Irving Katz
Samuel Kitt
Leon Klein
Hattye S. Koch
Stanley Kohen
Ethel Caplan
Kropman
Jennie Linas
H. Cleveland Logue
Emma Polly
Mannes
David Marx, Jr.
Theresa Meyer
Ellis Miller
Abram Moses
William Muhlfelder
Isadore Neuman
Joseph Newman
Leon Newman
Eva Landau
Pearlstone
Ann Petasky
Leon H.A. Pierson
Melvin M. Pollock
Joseph B. Rice
Max M. Ripps
Margy Robbins
Anne Rosenbaum
Morton L.
Rosenstock
Samuel Rosenthal
Fannie Rothschild
Alexander C.
Salzberg
Helen Sauber
Sophie Savanuck
Henriette Segall
Israel David
Shapiro
Samuel Shapiro
Beverly Z.
Sharfstein
Pearl N. Shiling
Sanford M. Singer
Louis M. Slesinger
Annie Weinberg
Snyder
Dorothy S. Stiller
Ida Snyder
Jacob Abraham
Sugar
Harry Suls
Samuel B. Taylor
Jerry B. Weinstein
Shirley R. Weinstein
Mary Jo W. Werber
Harry Aaron Wexler
July 22-23
Sylvia Adler
Backy Amster
Rose Baron
Maxwell Behrend
Anna G. Behrman
Bertha Benesch
Sophie Blitzer
Dr. M.L. Breitstein
Abraham Breslau
Susan L. Brody
Simone Z. Brunn
Irving Cohen
Maurice A. Cohen
Frank Emerich
Benjamin
Engelman
Theodore Epstein
Jacob Federleicht
Rose Filtzer
Samuel Harrison
Fisher
Louis H. Fried
David Gebhart
Dr. George Gilbert
Gluck
Jessa K. Goldberg
Lea Goldman
Gertrude Handle
Sophia I. Hirschman
Rebecca Katz
Alexander B. Kloze
Harry Krause
Morris Lerner
Samuel M. Lessner
Robert H. Levy
Stephania
Lindenberg
Harry R. Lobe
Mollie Malovany
Corinne D.E.
Marcuse
Carl Medwedeff
Mindell K. Miller
Maurice Patz
Morris Perl
Anna Raffel
George Rappaport
Estella Rice
Albert Ricklin
Carrie Rose
Jacob L. Rose
Martha O. Roseman
Jack L. Rothenberg
Julius Rothschild
Katherine Spear
Salabes
Evelyn Martha
Schabb
Mahala Schmalfeld
Ida Shapiro
Esther Rebecca
Siegel
Jonas Simon
Matilda Sinsheimer
Anna Skolnik
Sarah Skudowitz
Lewis Stambler
Harriet Stern
Bertha L. Straus
Milton H. Waldorf
Samuel Wasserman
Henry Wertheim
Sol Wertheim
Stella Wilfson
Hilda Zeiger
Louis Zuskin
July 29-30
Louis Angster
Benjamin Barnett
Annenberg
Ethel Annenberg
Harry Bazensky
Jerome Beckman
Esther Blumberg
Melvin Blumenthal
Allan J. Caplan
Mary Cherkasky
Katie Bachman
Cohen
Eugenie Lobe
Eiseman
Marshall Aaron Fine
Israel Fink
Jack Fishman
Eli Frank
Moses Freeman
Henry Friedman
Libby Getlan
David Ralph
Glickman
Helen A. Goldberg
William Goldman
Fritz Goldschmitt
Max Goodman
Kathryn G.
Goodwin
Maurice Bernard
Gordon
Morton Samuel
Gottlieb
Harry Greenstein
Doris Irene Gresser
Lina Gruber
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Gerald C. Heller
Jerome H.
Henderson
Marilyn K.
Henderson
Betty Hofmeister
Marx H. Iseman
Estelle Jandorf
Theresa Hornstein
Katzoff
Nathan Lemler
Sarah B. Levy
Lillian Lieberman
Emma C. Loveman
Robert Marder
Paul B. Middleman
Selma Miller
Jeanette Mindel
Esther B. Minkin
Ruth Hyman
Nasdor
Friedel
Oppenheimer
Anita Stulman Peto
Morris Reinach
Carolyn Rice
Sara Rice
Ethel Rochestie
Louis Rosenstein
Norman Salkin
Louis Savar
William Saxon, Jr.
Carrie Schloss
Louis A. Schreiber
Nathan Simon
David B. Smith
Yetta Speert
Bertha Stern
Allan Edward
Swartz
Benjamin Swogell
Jules E. Sycle
Pauline Wagner
Henry Weinberg
Shirley R. Weinstein
Minnie Weissman
Jennie Wise
Charlotte Berenson
Wolff
Bertie W. Wolfram
Stanley Zeiger
Morris Zell
From Generation to Generation
L’DOR
V’DOR
Special Birthdays
Susan Schoenfeld, Stanley Frank, Marcy
Hoffman, Paula Fox, Joyce Stern,
John Elias, Melissa Weinrobe, Murray
Kappelman, Robert Wack, Jason Wynn,
Kenneth Ziv, Sarah Cornblath, Doug
Helfman, Eliyahu Weinstein, Susan
Lorch, Jordan Green, Thomas Minkin,
Laura Shmerler, Jonas White, Lawrence
Halpert, Diana Peisach, Lisa Wack,
Matthew Rutkovitz, Annetta Iskelov
Special Anniversary
50th Sherri & Sanford Minkin
40th Sheila & Avrum Goldberg
35th Debra & Gerald Loube
30th Elaine & Samuel Benesh
Caren & Keith Pozanek
25th Myra & Harvey Lublinsky
15th Lisa & Mark Oster
5th Marmie & Matthew Fishel
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Larry Kaufman, by Avery & Stephen
Chandler
Eileen Levitt, by Susan & Norman Lorch
Fred Rahming, Jr., by Gerri & Lawrence
Kobren
Barry Schloss, by Benjamin Dubin &
Rachel Dubin • Marsha & Arthur
Kalisch • Louise & Richard Kemper •
Debra Gordon & Joel Simon
Ann Schwartz, by Susan & Norman Lorch
Barry Stadd, by Ilene & John Brooks
Jo Ann Windman, by Benjamin Dubin •
Louise & Richard Kemper
In honor of
Rabbi Aryeh Azriel on his retirement, by
Benjamin Dubin & Rachel Dubin
Rachel Beser & Steven Brookes on their
marriage, by Wendie & Nick Beser &
Family • Kathleen & Richard Brookes
BHC Sisterhood, by Ann Steinberg
Marcia Bornfriend on becoming President
B’nai mitzvah
of the Levindale Auxiliary, by BHC
May 7
Sisterhood
Ryan Cobey Blumenthal, grandson of
Jeanette & Peter Brinch on the birth
Sherri and Sandy Minkin
of their granddaughter, Brooklyn
Emma Rachel Blumenthal, granddaughter
Emanuelle Brinch, by Carolyn Polowy &
of Sherri and Sandy Minkin
Carl Silverman
Marriages
Carol J. Caplan, by Lynda Weinstein
Rachel Beser, daughter of Wendie and
The special birthday of Margie Chapin, by
Nick Beser, granddaughter of Sylvia
Pauline Z. Chapin
Beser, to Steven Brookes
The special birthday of Barbara Foreman
Jessica Brodsky, daughter of Laura and
Sindler, by Olga & Buddy Foreman
Robert Brodsky, to Jason Weintraub
The 50th wedding anniversary of Barbara
Courtney Jennifer Lynn Framm, daughter
Foreman Sindler & Arnold Sindler, by
of Rhonda Framm and Matthew Lynn,
Olga & Buddy Foreman
to Christopher Agorsor
Marjorie Goodman & Richard Peterson
Asya Hankin, daughter of Natalie and
on a successful Night of the Stars, by
Yuri Hankin, to Craig Rudikoff
Carolyn Polowy & Carl Silverman
Benjamin Herbst, son of Roberta and
Natalie & Yuri Hankin on the marriage of
Lennard Herbst, to Katie Frieze
their daughter, Asya Hankin to Craig
Phyllis Troy to Harold Gilbert
Rudikoff, by Ilene Brooks
Births
Shirley Kaufman on her new home, by
Brooklyn Emanuelle Brinch, daughter of
Katherine Feldmann
Cate and Adam Brinch, granddaughter Ellen & Alvin Levi on the birth of their
of Jeanette and S. Peter Brinch, greatgrandson Ezekiel Levi Lowy, by Susan &
granddaughter of Minna and Louis
Philip Abraham
Katz
Susan & Ed Perl on being honorees at
Vera Faye Gassman, daughter of Laine
Night of the Stars, by Carolyn Polowy &
and Craig Gassman, granddaughter
Carl Silverman
of Maxine Cohen and Myron
The special birthday of Joseph
Oppenheimer, great-granddaughter of
Pokempner, by Louise & Richard
Naomi Cohen
Kemper
Annette Saxon on a successful Night of
We gratefully acknowledge the
the Stars, by Carolyn Polowy & Carl
following offerings:
Silverman
For the speedy recovery of
Frederica Saxon, by Joan Klein
Walter Abel, by Susan & Norman Lorch
The Bar Mitzvah of Daniel Harrison
Schwartz, by his grandmother, Linda
Schwartz
Phyllis Troy & Harold Gilbert on their
marriage, by Sandra Raskin
Rabbi Miriam Farber Wajnberg on
becoming an ordained rabbi at
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute
of Religion and her new position as
Director of Adult Jewish Learning
& Interfaith Engagement of the JCC
of Manhattan, by Phyllis & Richard
Lederman, Jody, Marc, Carli & Gavin
Lederman, Ayme, Andrew, Sarah &
Haley Lederman, and Rachel Lederman
In memory of
Robert Berney, by Ethel Berney
Esther Blumberg, by Barbara Blumberg
Irving Brower, by Elaine Brower
Bianca Brunn, by Ralph Brunn
Bernard Burt, by Robert Burt
Emanuel Daniel, by Marcia & Ries Daniel
Dr. Irving Galperin & Bessie Vnuk
Schleider, by Gloria Galperin
Stanley Goldberg, by Leslie Goldberg
Lynn Gordon by Nathalie & Arnold
Schunick
Ernst Guggenheim, by Leon Guggenheim
Julia F. Guggenheim, by Leon
Guggenheim
Alfred Hurwitz, by Ruth Hurwitz
Allan Katz, by Evelyn Katz
Marjorie Katzenberg, by Joy, Bruce, Adam
& Rachel Katzenberg
Harold Klapper, by Melissa & Mikel
Daniels
Janet Kohen, by Marshall Kohen
Blanche Kolman, by Susan & Mark
Kolman
Marim Kurman, by Michael Kurman
Dr. Harry Levy, by Robert Burt & Gary
Lushhangh
Zachary Margulis, by Marcia & David
Yumkas
Katherine Marks, by Carole Seidman
Betty Myerberg, by The Elizabeth &
Richard Dubin Foundation
Milton Norwood, by Robin Libowitz
Morton W. Peskin, Jr., by Phyllis Sarubin
Nathan Raskin, by Sandra Raskin
Gloria Rosen, by Ilene & John Brooks
Beatrice Rosenbaum, by Phyllis & Martin
Segall
Bernie Rosenstein, by LeRoy Hoffberger
Lenora A. Rosenthal, by Joan Klein
Ethel Ross, by Carole & Aaron Mall
Granddog “Buddy” Rottenberg, by
Rosalind & Irving Ehudin
Annette Rutkovitz, by Susan & Melvin
Oberfeld
Beverly Legum London Sachs, by Joan
London
Eileen Sakin, by Betty Fink
Morton Sarubin, by Phyllis Sarubin
Anne Schunick, by Nathalie & Arnold
Schunick
Shirley Schunick, by Nathalie & Arnold
Schunick
Edan Shapiro, by Wendie & Nick Beser &
Family
Ralph Siegel, by Shirley Brown
Dr. S. Sidney Snyder, by Marcia Snyder
Lenora Spahn, by Marcia & Jeffrey Leber
Gerald J. Stein, by Annette & Wilfred
Romanoff
Josephine Sutland, by Sheila & Lawrence
Pakula
Bob Tarrant, by Carole Seidman
Lillian Taylor, by Susan & Jerome Taylor
Sidney Tremoulet, by Ilene Brooks
Abraham Weiss, by Diane & Jay Weiss
Gussie Weiss, by Diane & Jay Weiss
Acknowledgments
Appreciation is expressed for
messages of good wishes and
Books of Uniongrams received by
EVERLASTING REMEMBRANCE
Yahrzeit literally means “year’s time” or anniversary. By the recitation of Kaddish at the time of
Yahrzeit, we pay tribute to those who blessed us in life and continue to bless us through memory.
In this spirit, our Congregation makes it possible to establish memorials for everlasting
remembrance. A page in the Book of Memorial, or in combination with a Sanctuary Seat Plaque,
may be dedicated as a memorial to your loved one.
INFO: Francie Gill, [email protected], 410-764-1587, ext. 226. Or, simply fill in and
return the entire form and mail to BHC, 7401 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21208.
Everlasting Remembrance Packages
Perpetual Memorial: $700
Sanctuary Seat Plaque and Perpetual Memorial: $1100
Perpetual Memorial
Name of Deceased
M
F
Relationship of Deceased to Donor
Date of Birth
Observe Hebrew Date
Date of Death
Yes
Announce name from Bema
No
Hebrew Date
Yes No
Dedicated by
Iris Berenhaus on her special birthday
Ethel Braverman on her special birthday
Send Yahrzeit notices to:
An offering is . . .
An expression of joy on the occasion of
birth or naming of a baby, Bar or
Bat Mitzvah, Confirmation, birthday,
engagement, marriage or wedding
anniversary, community honor,
graduation
An expression of loving remembrance
Yahrzeit, commemoration of a loved
one’s birthday
An expression of heartfelt sympathy
Comfort to a family in mourning
An expression of caring
Heartfelt wishes for a speedy
recovery
An expression of gratitude for
Recovery from illness, escape from
injury, kindness or assistance from
others
An acknowledgment of
Uniongrams and other offerings
An offering is a twofold blessing
It honors the recipient or his or
her memory by acknowledging
a meaningful occasion or by
expressing compassion during a
time of need, and also supports the
vital programs and services BHC
offers its members.
1.Name
2.Name
Address
Address
Relationship of Deceased to Observer
3.Name
4.Name
Address
Address
Sanctuary Seat Plaque
Inscription for Engraved Commemorative Plaque
Location of Sanctuary Seat
Main
Side
Balcony
Other
Donor
Donor Name
Phone
Address
City
StateZip Email
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EVENTS
SAVE THE DATE
July 2016
TOUR DE TORAH
Friday, July 1
6:15 pm Shabbat Service,
Oneg Shabbat following
6:30 pm PJ Shabbat
Saturday, July 2
9 am Torah Talk
10 am Shabbat Shelanu
Tuesday, July 19
6:30 pm Summer Nights on Park Heights
7 pm Food Addicts in Recovery
7:30 pm Alcoholics Anonymous &
Al-Anon
7:30 pm Overeaters Anonymous
7:30 pm Grey Sheet Anonymous
Thursday, July 21
Monday, July 4 • Independence Day •
7 pm BHC Pride Interfaith
Temple Office and E.B. Hirsh
Celebration
Early Childhood Center Closed Friday, July 22
Tuesday, July 5
Al-Anon
Saturday, July 23
9 am Torah Talk
Friday, July 8
6 pm Orioles Game with Chai Life
6 pm Beach Shabbat
Monday, July 25
8 am Paul’s Place Camp at BHC
Tuesday, July 26
Saturday, July 9
9 am Torah Talk
7 pm Caregivers Support Group
Tuesday, July 12
Al-Anon
Al-Anon
Wednesday, July 27
Thursday, July 28
Friday, July 15
Friday, July 29
7:30 pm BHC Pride Dinner
Saturday, July 16
9 am Torah Talk
Saturday, July 30
9 am Torah Talk
Sunday, July 17
Noon Helping Hons with Chai Life
5 pm Chai Life Hike and Havdalah
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS
begin Friday, July 1
Monday-Thursday
8:30 am - 4 pm
Friday
8:30 am - 3 pm
Congregants can stay current with all that’s
happening at BHC! Send your e-mail address
to [email protected], or sign
up online, baltimorehebrew.org.
SUMMER SERVICES AT BHC
Friday
Shabbat Service, 6:15 pm
Saturday
Torah Talk, 9 am; Shabbat Shelanu, 10 am
Log on to our website, baltimorehebrew.org,
to access our online Membership Directory.
For your ID and password, contact the Temple
Office, 410-764-1587.
Our annual Shabbat bike ride up the NCR
Trail, known as the “Tour de Torah” will take
place on Saturday, August 27, 9 am at the
Monkton Station. We begin with a short Torah
study led by Cantor Solomon at the side of the
building and then we proceed up the trail to
the Mason-Dixon Line and often beyond into
New Freedom, PA for a healthy lunch. The trip
is about 25 miles round trip, with the return
being mostly downhill, so if you enjoy biking,
it’s a leisurely ride. INFO: Cantor Solomon,
[email protected].
BROTHERHOOD OPENING
DINNER
The 2016 Brotherhood Opening Dinner
will take place on Sunday, September 18.
We are excited to announce that HaZamir
Baltimore will perform during this special
evening. HaZamir Baltimore is one of 31
U.S. and Israeli chapters of HaZamir: The
International Jewish High School Choir, a
project of the Zamir Choral Foundation. Our
chapter is comprised of over 30 teens from
12 different high schools. HaZamir Baltimore
is conducted by Erika Pardes Schon.
ROSH HASHANAH UNDER
THE STARS CHOIR
Ever wonder what it would feel like to be
singing on an open-air stage in front of
upwards of five thousand people, your face
beamed across the field on two giant video
screens? Well, BHC is offering you a chance
to do just that! Adults and students entering
7th-12th grades in the fall are invited to join
Cantor Solomon in BHC’s Rosh Hashanah
Under the Stars Choir. INFO & Sign Up:
Becky Gutin, [email protected]
or 410-764-1587 ext. 250.
Rosh Hashanah Under The Stars is
Sunday, October 2, 6 pm at Oregon Ridge.
There are three rehearsals scheduled on
Tuesday evenings: September 13, 20 and
27, 6:15 pm. This is the tenth annual Rosh
Hashanah Evening Service that we have done
at Oregon Ridge, and every year the crowds
get bigger and the excitement greater.
BROTHERHOOD BREAKFAST
Brotherhood Breakfasts return on Sunday,
November 6, 9:30 am. Our first guest speaker
will be Dr. Amy Landau, Associate Curator of
Islamic and South Asian Art at the Walters
Museum. Her presentation will be “Tracing
Jewish Histories at the Walters.” Stay tuned
for the full year’s lineup.
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PERIODICALS
Postage paid at Baltimore, Maryland
OFFICERS
Steven Sharfstein
President
Richard D. Gross
1st Vice President
Roberta “Bobbi”
Perlman
Vice President
Marc Plisko
Vice President
Linda R. Nathan
Treasurer
Benjamin “Benjy”
Dubin
Assistant Treasurer
Amy Sponseller
Secretary
Martha Weiman
Immediate
Past President
COUNSEL
Carl S. Silverman
STAFF
Jo Ann Windman
Executive Director
Brad Cohen
Director of Education
Jill Eisen
Director, E. B. Hirsh
Early Childhood
Center
Annette Saxon
Director of
Development
David K. Weis
Controller
Andy Wayne
Director of
Communications
and Engagement
Jimmy Galdieri
Music Director
Tracy Ringel
Assistant Director of
Communications and
Design
The Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Bulletin, (USPS No. 040-840) is published monthly by Baltimore
Hebrew Congregation, 7401 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21208-5448, phone 410-764-1587,
fax 410-764-7948, e-mail [email protected]. Periodical Postage paid at Baltimore, MD.
POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Bulletin, 7401 Park Heights
Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21208.
SERVICES
FRIDAY, JULY 1
SATURDAY, JULY 9
6:15 pm • Shabbat Service
Korach, Numbers 16:1-18:32
6:30 pm • PJ Shabbat
10 am • Shabbat Shelanu
Cantor Solomon will speak
with Cantor Sacks
SATURDAY, JULY 2
9 am • Torah Talk
FRIDAY, JULY 15
Rabbi Busch will speak
SATURDAY, JULY 23
Balak, Numbers 22:2-25:9
9 am • Torah Talk
Shelach L’cha, Numbers 13:1-15:41
Rabbi Sachs-Kohen will speak
SATURDAY, JULY 16
FRIDAY, JULY 29
FRIDAY, JULY 8
9 am • Torah Talk
9 am • Torah Talk
6 pm • Beach Shabbat
Chukat, Numbers 19:1-22:1
with Cantor Solomon
Rabbi Buchdahl will speak
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FRIDAY, JULY 22
Videostreaming for Shabbat and High Holy Day services is available by visiting
ustream.tv/channel/baltimore-hebrew-congregation. Registration is not necessary.
Rabbi Busch will speak
SATURDAY, JULY 30
Pinchas, Numbers 25:10-30:1
9 am • Torah Talk

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