Summer HaKol - Herzl

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• SUMMER IS SIZZLING AT HNT • • SUMMER IS SIZZLING AT HNT • • SUMMER IS SIZZLING AT HNT • • SUMMER IS SIZZLING AT HNT •
herzl-ner tamid
3700 East Mercer Way
Mercer island, WA 98040
triple issue June/July/August 2016
iyar/Sivan/tammuz/Av 5776
• SUMMER IS SIZZLING AT HNT • • SUMMER IS SIZZLING AT HNT • • SUMMER IS SIZZLING AT HNT • • SUMMER IS SIZZLING AT HNT •
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A MESSAgE FrOM rABBi rOSEnBAuM
unreading the Bible
One of the students in our conversion class
was raised in a religious Christian home. She
told me she has read the Bible ten times. Ten
times! We are the people who gave the Bible
to the world. Yet, how many of us have read
our Scripture cover to cover even once?
Of course, Jews don’t only read the Bible. We
un-read the Bible. Reading the Tanach is a
spiritual practice. And, it involves a deliberate act of de-construction.
Here’s how it works. We read a passage. We find things wrong with
the text. There are contradictions. The behavior of the characters (God
included) seems unethical or out of sync with our contemporary ideas.
We argue, we question. And, out of this ‘taking apart’ of the text
comes a deeper insight that has expanded Jewish sensibility and has
made Judaism bigger, embracing more than when we started.
The practice of un-reading the Bible is a rehearsal for the un-reading
of reality. When I was in high school I had a friend who had never left
Brooklyn. I’m sure he has by now. When Vladimir first crossed the
bridge to Manhattan, I know his world got bigger.
We are all like that. We think we’re broad minded, but we live within
the narrow range of our experience. We’re like my friend who never
experienced Staten Island, or like the Europeans of 1491 who didn’t
know there was a Western hemisphere. Centuries from now, when
our descendants travel to distant galaxies, they’ll wonder how we
could be so preoccupied with this tiny world we call Earth.
That’s why we unread the Bible. We deliberately bust up our preconceptions about the text. We look at a story we thought we knew as
if we’d never seen it before. That’s because if we can look at the Bible
this way, we can look at our lives this way. The goal is to leave Brooklyn
and expand our world.
But, to unread the Bible, first we have to read the Bible. Can we find 50
righteous people at HNT who will commit to read the entire Bible this
coming year? Let me know if you’d like to be part of this soul-stretching
project (email me at [email protected]).
The building blocks of our world can be assembled in more than one
way. Let’s see how creative we can be. Let’s leave Brooklyn together by
reading and unreading the Bible.
Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum
B'nAi MitzvAh
June 4
B'nAi MitzvAh
Everyone is invited to share services & the
kiddush following our B'nai Mitzvah
June 16 - in israel
Gailen and Gabriel Greenstein have
the great honor of celebrating
their B'nai Mitzvah in Jerusalem.
Gailen and Gabriel are the son
and daughter of Jeff and Judy
Greenstein and sister and brother
of Josh (17) and Aaron (15). They are the grandchildren of Dr.
Aaron and Ruth Bernstein of South Orange, NJ and Mercer
Island, WA and Bette and Maury (z'l) Greenstein of Portland,
OR. Gailen is a very happy 7th grader at The Jewish Day School
of Metropolitan Seattle. Her greatest passion is dancing. Gailen
also loves to cook and bake (and eat), and spend time with
her friends. She also cherishes animals. Gabriel is thoroughly
enjoying his 7th grade year at Seattle Academy of Arts and
Sciences. He is an excellent student and is avid about golf,
soccer, computer programming and hanging out with his friends.
He also loves photography. Gailen and Gabriel derive great
pleasure working with the terrific team at Jewish Family Services
at their food bank, and both cherish their involvement with the
brave soldiers at Brothers for Life (BFL). BFL is an organization
dedicated to helping Israeli soldiers wounded while protecting
the State of Israel. They hope that in lieu of gifts, donations in
their honor be made to that organization.
June 16
Carlos Kassner is the older son of Eduardo and
Vivian Kassner, brother to Mauricio (7) and
Andrea (7). He is the grandson of Lily Kassner
of Mexico City, Herbert Kassner z"l, Lazaro
Esquenazi of Mexico City and Dora Esquenazi
z"l. Carlos is a 7th grader at the Jewish Day
School of Metropolitan Seattle. He loves to read books, play
video games and listen to music. He is looking forward to his
third season at Camp Solomon Schechter, as he loves to spend
time in camp. Carlos is passionate about photography, video
editing and website design.
June 30 - in israel
Jeremy Eliott Unger is the son of Craig Unger
and Letitia Johnson and stepson to Trish Unger
and Patrick Johnson. He is a brother to Blake
Unger. He is a grandson of Marilyn and Arne
Rosenstock of Florida, Stewart and Isadora
Unger of New York and a great grandson to Alex
Silberberg. Jeremy is a 6th grader at Pine Lake Middle School in
Issaquah and he loves math and basketball. Jeremy has recently
completed a baby sitter class at the Overlake Hospital of which
he is proud of as he’s aspiring to start becoming entrepreneurial
just like his dad. He’s also planning on a mini internship at his
dad’s company Azuqua this summer as he’s great with numbers.
Jeremy’s family and friends know him for being a kind and loving
individual. We’ve all had the pleasure of watching him grow into
a handsome young man with the biggest heart. He’s looking
forward to sharing his special day with family, friends and
community.
Shira Ben Menahem is the daughter of Avi and
Keren Ben Menahem and the older sister of
Heeley. She is the granddaughter of Yaakov
and Ronit Toledo, of Israel, Ami and Ofra
Ben Menahem of Israel and recently Seattle.
Shira is a 7th grader at the Jewish Day School
where she has been since first grade. She is looking forward
to graduation and traveling to Israel with her classmates.
Shira loves art and she’s exploring many aspects of it through
painting, animating, sculpturing, dancing, and had the privilege
of being a part of a hip hop dance team. She enjoys playing
ukulele, swimming, paddle boarding and spending time with
family and friends.
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B'nai Mitzvah
Everyone is invited to share services & the kiddush following our B'nai Mitzvah
August 6
Annabelle Rose Friedman is the daughter of
Barry and Jaye Friedman and sister to Sam
Friedman. She is the granddaughter of Sandy
Friedman, Buddy Friedman z”l and Earl Jensen
z”l and Ardyth Jensen z”l. Annabelle is a 6th
grader at Chinook Middle School. She enjoys
playing lacrosse, skiing, swim team and reading. Annabelle loves
spending time with her friends and enjoys her summers at Camp
Solomon Schechter and swimming for the Norwood Swim Club.
Throughout her life, Annabelle has enjoyed giving back to those
in need. In elementary school, she spearheaded the October sock
drive “socktober” where she collected 500 pairs of socks for the
homeless. For her Mitzvah project, Annabelle will help our local
community by volunteering with The Friendship Circle.
August 27
Audrey Moscovitz will become a Bat Mitzvah
on her 13th birthday, August 27, 2016. Audrey
is the daughter of Kara and Kerry Moscovitz
and sister to Libby and Jack. She is the
granddaughter of Jessie and Walter Moscovitz,
and Joyce and Don Krusky, of Calgary, Alberta,
Canada. Audrey is a seventh grader at Pine Lake Middle School. She
participates in Skyline Youth Football Association cheer, and enjoys
tumbling, dancing, and hanging out with her friends. Audrey has
enjoyed being part of the B’nai Mitzvah class at Herzl-Ner Tamid
and looks forward to returning to Camp Hatikvah this summer. For
her mitzvah project, Audrey has chosen to volunteer and contribute
to Eastside Baby Corner in Issaquah.
August 6
Samuel Earl Friedman is the son of Barry and
Jaye Friedman and big brother to Annabelle
Friedman. He is the grandson of Sandy Friedman,
Buddy Friedman z”l and Earl Jensen z”l and
Ardyth Jensen z”l. Sam is a 7th grader at Chinook
Middle School. He enjoys playing trombone in
the school band, skiing and swim team. Sam is an avid retro video
console collector and loves playing video games from the 80’s to
current. His other interests include cooking, watching movies and
spending time with his family and friends. He spends his summers
swimming for the Norwood Swim Club. Over the years, Sam has
participated in Teen Feed and Providence House and plans to
continue volunteering with other programs to help those in need.
Daniel Isaac Chivo is the son of Julie and David
Chivo and is the younger brother of Talia. He
moved four years ago to Mercer Island from
Newton, Massachusetts. Daniel is the grandson
of Allan and Claire Shumofsky of Fairfield,
Connecticut and Jack and Marion Chivo of West
Vancouver, British Columbia. He attends Islander Middle School
where he will be entering 7th grade this fall. Daniel is an active
Boy Scout with Troop 647 and enjoys camping and hiking with
the troop. He is also on his school Track and Field team. Last
winter Daniel learned to snowboard and he is hoping for another
snowy winter this year. Daniel’s favorite activity at Herzl-Ner
Tamid is helping to build the L’ag B'Omer bonfire.
August 20
Alexa Glasser is the daughter of Lisa and Marc
Glasser, the sister of Jake and the granddaughter
of Rivka and Larry Wolf and Robin Sacknoff and
Jay Glasser. She is an amazing person who is full
of life and creative energy! Alexa is an 8th grader
at Islander Middle School in the E2 program and an excellent
student. She loves her dogs Cooper and Tucker and animals in
general. She is a warm, caring and empathetic person. She loves
drawing, writing stories, photography, playing video games and
hanging out with her friends. She enjoys swimming and will be
doing crew at Mount Baker this summer and next school year.
She enjoys science and particularly is interested in astronomy. She
has an amazing sense of humor and enjoys making jokes. She is
wonderful with children and has several babysitting gigs. Alexa’s
entire family is so excited about her Bat Mitzvah and we couldn’t
be prouder of her as she takes this journey to becoming an adult
member of our Jewish Community.
August 20
Oliver Haas – Bar Mitzvah will take place at
Camp Solomon Schechter
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September 3
September 3
Barak Horowitz is the son of Revital and Amnon
Horowitz and the youngest brother of Yotam,
Nadav and Roee. He is the grandson of Valentin
Shiri of Herzeliya, Israel, David Shiri z”l, Hanna
Horowitz of Tel-Aviv, Israel and Yitzhak Horowitz
z”l. Barak is an 8th grader at The Jewish Day
School. Barak loves reading and traveling, he loves playing
basketball, soccer, running and hiking. He enjoys playing video
games and spending time with his friends and family. Barak
loves to read to young kids at his school, play and mentor them.
Barak`s Bar Mitzvah project is helping raise money for “Achim
Lachayim”. Barak is excited to share his special day with his
friend Daniel Chivo and our community.
September 4
Daniel Lipsen is the son of Jeffrey and Maureen
Lipsen and brother of Joseph and Matthew. He
is the grandson of Mary Piha Cohen z”l, Cookie
Cohen z”l, Isaac Piha z”l and Esther and Irwin
Lipsen z”l. Daniel is a 7th grader at Beaver Lake
Middle School. He loves basketball and hanging
out with family and friends. Daniel’s mitzvah project is to donate
books to Children’s Hospital and food to the Jewish Food Bank.
He also plans on donating money he has saved to the Strong For
Sam Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating
community awareness and raising funds for innovative research to
discover more effective and less toxic therapies for pediatric cancer.
Tuesday - Thursday...................9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday.......................................9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Daily Minyan: Weekdays. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 AM
Sundays and Secular Holidays . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:00 AM
PreShabbat Oneg: Fridays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 PM
"Rhythm & Jews" (formerly known as Instrumental Kabbalat Shabbat) every Friday during services
Friday, June 3 - 6:00 PM Services in Sanctuary
Friday, July 15 - 6:00 PM Services in Upper Foyer
• Birthday Shabbat
Saturday, July 16
Saturday, June 4 - 9:30 AM Services in Sanctuary
• 9:30 AM Parasha Study • 10:00 AM Services in Upper Foyer
• Bat Mitzvah of Shira Ben Menahem
Friday, June 10 - 6:00 PM Services in Upper Foyer
• Anniversary Shabbat
Saturday, June 11
Saturday, July 23
• 9:30 AM Parasha Study
• 10:00 AM Services in Sanctuary
• Ufruff of Rebecca Levy & Jamie Frankel
Saturday, July 30
• 6:00 PM Tikkun Leil Shavuot
Sunday, June 12 - 9:30 AM Services in Feinberg Social Hall
Friday, August 5 - 6:00 PM Services in Sanctuary
• Shavuot Day 1 - Blessing of the Babies
Monday, June 13 - 9:30 AM Services in Sanctuary
Saturday, August 6 - 9:30 AM Services in Sanctuary
• Shavuot Day 2 - Yizkor
• B’nai Mitzvah of Samuel Friedman & Annabelle Friedman
Thursday, June 16 - 8:00 AM Services in Sanctuary
Friday, August 12 - 6:00 PM Services in Upper Foyer
• Bar Mitzvah of Carlos Kassner
Saturday, August 13
• B'nai Mitzvah of Gailen Greenstein & Gabriel Greenstein in Israel • 9:30 AM Parasha Study • 10:00 AM Services in Upper Foyer
• 9:00 PM Tisha B'Av Services
• Solstice Shabbat Dinner in Feinberg Social Hall
Sunday, August 14
Saturday, June 18
• 9:00 AM Tisha B'Av Services • 2:00 PM Tisha B'Av Services
• 9:30 AM Jewish Meditation in Gladstein Chapel
• 10:00 AM Services in Upper Foyer
Saturday, August 20 - 9:30 AM Services in Sanctuary
• Bat Mitzvah of Alexa Glasser
• Bar Mitzvah of Oliver Haas at Camp Solomon Schechter
Saturday, June 25
Thursday, June 30
Saturday, August 27
• Bar Mitzvah of Jeremy Unger in Israel
• 4:30 PM Bat Mitzvah of Audrey Moscovitz in Sanctuary
Friday, September 2 - 6:00 PM Services in Sanctuary
Saturday, July 2
Saturday, September 3 - 9:30 AM Services in Sanctuary
• B’nai Mitzvah of Daniel Chivo & Barak Horowitz
Saturday, July 9
Sunday, September 4 - 10:00 AM Services in Sanctuary
• Bar Mitzvah of Daniel Lipsen
T'Filot
Tisha B'Av
Minyanaires Club
Services: Saturday August 13 • 9:00 PM
Sunday, August 14 • 9:00 AM & 2:00 PM
Memory is one of the most vital parts
of being human. Every year we gather
together along with Jewish communities
around the world to remember our
tragedies and to commemorate them.
The Jewish people lost the first and
second Temples on the 9th of the
Hebrew month of Av, and there have
been many tragedies that have befallen
our people on this date. Join us this
year for a meaningful and solemn
commemoration of these tragedies, as
we go from darkness to light.
Sunday, June 19 • 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Please join us for the HNT Minyanaires Club. One Sunday a
month, the morning minyan gets a little more interactive and
a little more ruach-y (spirited), and mixes in some English
readings too. Enjoy a light brunch after the service. Eat, schmooze
and get to know other Minyanaires! All who attend will be entered
in a monthly Minyanaires Club drawing for fabulous prizes
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Jewish Meditation
June 18 ● 9:30 AM – 10:00 AM
Explore alternative techniques for deepening your contemplative
practice in the Gladstein Chapel. The mind is like a radio. We can
turn up the volume and have an intense spiritual experience like
hiking the Grand Canyon or davening in the sanctuary or we can
turn down the static by making each breath count. For more
information, please contact Eliyahu at [email protected].
Saturday, June 11 at 6:00 PM
Tikkun Leil Shavuot
SuMMErun
House of Cards
Jewish Approaches to Ethical Government
What guidance can our Tradition give us as we face a very important
presidential election in November? Among the issues we will explore:
• Is God a Democrat or a Republican?
• Are we one issue voters? Does a candidate’s position on Israel
outweigh all other considerations?
• Do considerations of character and personal ethics trump a
candidate’s stand on the issues?
• Does the government which governs least govern best?
Join us for a provocative text study session & discussion.
6:00 PM Seudah Shlishit (Third Shabbat Meal)
6:45 PM Shavuot services at the waterfront (weather permitting)
7:30 PM Session One with Rabbi Rosenbaum: Is God a
Democrat or a Republican?
8:30 PM Session Two with Rabbi Yarkin:Top Five Epic Fails of Ancient
Jewish Leadership (#3 will have you blushing!)
Get your sneakers on and mark your calendar for the Swedish
SummeRun & Walk for Ovarian Cancer with HNT Athletes!
SundAy, July 17 • RAce begInS At 8:15 AM • SwedISh
MEDicAl cEntEr, FirSt hill, SEAttlE
$30 pre-registration fee through July 13
$35 day-of-race
Join our team or donate at h-nt.org/Summerun
Swedish SummeRun (5K Run/Walk) was started in 1993 by Saul
Rivkin, MD, and his five daughters, with the help and support
of Swedish Medical Center, in memory of Marsha Rivkin z”l, a
beloved HNT member, and in recognition of the ongoing fight
against this deadly disease. Since 1993, Swedish SummeRun has
raised over $4 million towards ovarian cancer research.
We continue to participate in loving memory of HNT members
Marsha Rivkin, Babs Fisher, and Gail Stulberg. Money raised
from SummeRun will help the Marsha Rivkin Center in its
mission to save lives and reduce suffering through improved
treatment, early detection, and prevention of ovarian cancer.
100% of proceeds benefit the Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian
Cancer Research. Last year we raised $1,150 – This year our
goal is $2500. Help us top that goal and run cancer down!
Visit h-nt.org/SummeRun to join or donate to HNT Athletes! For
questions, email our team captain Faye Plum at:
[email protected]
ShABBAt DinnEr circlE
friday, September 9 • Sign up at h-nt.org/Sdc by August 26
New year, new Shabbat Dinner Circles to look forward to! Take
this terrific opportunity to meet more people in our community!
Whether you're a frequent diner or brand new, we hope that
you will join in for these intimate, casual Shabbat gatherings
in each other's homes. Take a break from the workweek and
enjoy an evening of good food and great conversation with
some future friends.
We ask all participants to please remember that signing up is
making a commitment to either host or attend a dinner that
night. Please be considerate of others by making sure that
you do not have a scheduling conflict and by marking it on
your calendar as soon as you sign up. Think of this as making
a dinner date with friends and help us avoid last minute
cancellations. Thank you!
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A MESSAgE FrOM DirEctOr OF EDucAtiOn,
ED. D. cAnDiDAtE, EliyAhu krigEl
A D'var
“Ben Zoma said, who is wise? He/She
who learns from all people. As it is
said, from all my teachers I have gained
understanding.” Avot 4:1
When we view each encounter, each
experience, and each person we come
into contact with in our lives with an open heart, we fulfill Ben
Zoma’s message above. Lifelong learning isn’t about staying in
one place. Continuously learning is important because it helps
us develop into the people we all have the potential to become.
The Jewish midot or value of learning, known as Talmud Torah,
dates all the way back to the reception of the Torah. Shavuot
begins on the evening of June 11. Shavuot commemorates the
birthday of the reception of the Torah. Whether we believe in
the historical accuracy of the Torah being received on Mount
Sinai or not, the main takeaway of Shavuot is what we now do
with the Torah in our own lives. Do we live each day embodying
gratitude reminding ourselves and those around us of the
mystery of creation? Do we go about our day and treat each
potential connection as a chance encounter, to be forgotten as
soon as our head touches the pillow to sleep for the night, or
do we invest meaning in our relationships and connections?
The choice is ours and Shavuot is a reminder built into our
calendar year to constantly strive for a deeper understanding
of the complex world around and within. May we all be blessed
this Shavuot and into the summer with the words of Ben Zoma
and the ability to learn from each person we encounter so we
can grow and gain a deeper understanding of our own life and
community!
As I conclude my first year at HNT, I would like to thank each
of you for your tremendous efforts in helping my family and
I adjust and become fully integrated into this wonderful
community. What has most impressed me this year about HNT
relates to all the thoughtful conversations I have had with all of
you as I have gotten to know the many supportive faces is this
special place. Your dedication is an inspiration to me. Thank you
to the board of directors, the parent committee, and the many
parents, students, and teachers at FRS who continue to be the
reason our community is vibrant and growing.
What a blessing you all have been for my family and I and we
look forward to many more joyous occasions in the future
rooted in the Jewish learning experience with all of you. Please
stay in contact with me with about your Jewish journey into the
summer. Any B’nai Mitzvah questions, I’m here to help support
the process and beyond. I look forward to deepening our
relationship in the future and have a wonderful and
safe summer!
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BlESSing OF thE BABiES
The first day of Shavuot is on Sunday, June 12.
Herzl-Ner Tamid has a tradition of blessing
the new babies born to our congregation.
This blessing is for babies whose parents and
grandparents are members, plus others who’d
like their little one to receive the blessing. The
babies and their parents will be called to the
bima for an aliyah and siblings are also welcome to join them.
RSVP to Carol Reynolds on ext. 208 or email [email protected].
gARInIM • young fAMIlIeS
Our program for our youngest members of the Synagogue
community is called Garinim which means little seeds in
Hebrew. There are many entry points into Garinim. All summer
long we are having Shabbat dinners together. Join us for any of
the days below by emailing Moreh Eliyahu at [email protected].
Tot Shabbat at the SJCC meets each week 9:45 AM - 10:30 AM.
Join Morah Chava and Moreh Eliyahu to experience the magic
of Shabbat together as one community! We also offer preschool
every Sunday when FRS is in session. Please contact our new
Garinim co-chairs with any questions about Garinim: Jill Nogi
([email protected]) and Irit Eliav Levin ([email protected]).
garinim Shabbat Dinners
Meet at the locations below (addresses emailed beforehand)
at 5:30 PM for a special Shabbat experience. If your kids can
stay up a little later, feel free to meet at the Synagogue at 6:00
PM for Kabbalat Shabbat and then at 6:45 join Moreh Eliyahu
in caravanning to the Garinim home below for Shabbat. Thank
you host families for opening up your warm homes for the HNT
Garinim group this summer:
June 3: The Home of Jill Nogi & Dan Addess
June 17: The Home of Shanti & Eliyahu Krigel
July 8: The Home of Susan & Stefan Ahrensdorf
July 22: The Home of Kathy & Jeffrey Packer
August 5: The Home of Karen & Jonathan Langman
August 19: The Home of Sara & Mike Berkenwald
Ari lESSEr cOMing tO hnt high hOliDAyS
We are excited to announce that Ari
Lesser will be joining us for youth
programming during the High Holidays
this fall. Ari is a talented Jewish beatbox artist whose poetic work touches
and inspires the soul. More information
will follow but start getting excited!
More information about Ari can be
found at: arithemc.bandcamp.com.
Ari lesser, special musical performer and artist in residence
Ari is a singer, songwriter, rapper, and spoken word artist from
Cleveland, Ohio. He graduated with a BS in Political Science
from the University of Oregon and more recently spent time
in Israel studying at Yeshivas in Tzfat and Jerusalem. He has
performed all over the world and written hundreds of songs.
FrAnkEl rEligiOuS SchOOl
frankel Religious School (fRS) 2016-2017 Registration
The mission of the Frankel Religious School (FRS) is to build a
vibrant school community where students actively live Jewish
lives expressed through their actions and values. FRS creates
a foundation for fostering deeper connections to Judaism,
Israel, Hebrew, and the modern world. Last year, we adopted
a new curriculum through the Jewish Theological Seminary
called Etgar Yesodi (Essential Challenge). Etgar Yesodi uses the
power of cooperative learning, the value of addressing multiple
intelligences, and sees the importance of differentiating
instruction so that the learning is relevant and engaging.
Interfaith and non-traditional families have an important place
at the table of learning at FRS as we engaged in continuous
learning from babies to bubbies.
Now is the time to sign up for Frankel Religious School! The
registration link is now live on the HNT website. The first
50 families who register will be entered into a raffle for a
brand new Lenovo Yoga 2. We will raffle off this special 2-in-1
computer/tablet on the first day of FRS on September 11 at
our Zman Tefiallh (School Assembly) 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM in the
main sanctuary. Our school calendar is up on the HNT website
and we are working as a staff over the summer to breathe new
life and meaning into our educational program and curriculum.
Look for a revamped B’Yachad program and a lively Kadima
and USY presence in our school community next year. For more
information about FRS or any of the educational programs at
HNT, please contact our Director of Education at eliyahu@h-nt.
org or 425-559-3739 (cell). Jaime Slutzky is our new chair of the
parent committee. Email her at [email protected] to see
how you can get involved with FRS!
FrS hours
Preschool - 2nd Grade: Sundays 9:30 AM - 12:15 PM
3rd - 5th Grade: Sundays 9:30 AM - 12:15 PM & your choice of
Mondays, Tuesdays, OR Wednesdays 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM
6th Grade: Saturdays 9:30 AM - 12:15 PM, Mondays AND
Wednesdays 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM
7th Grade Saturdays 9:30 AM - 12:15 PM & Tuesdays 4:30 PM 6:15 PM
FrS Swag
In order to support the extra programming we have at FRS,
we have fundraisers throughout the year to offset our costs.
Hoodies and t-shirts in adult and youth sizes in blue, black, and
pink are now available. Please simply go to this website and
order your FRS swag for delivery right to your house:
https://teechip.com/frankels. Thank you for your support.
FrS calendar
FRS resumes on September 11, 2016, 9:30 AM - 12:15 PM
with a welcome picnic 12:15 PM - 1:15 PM at the Wittenberg
Waterfront! Tune in all summer long at Frankel Religious School
on Facebook for updates and learning opportunities.
high SchOOl triP tO nyc
the gwenn & Dean Polik and valerie Polack z"l trip Series
december 18 - 22 ● open to the first 15 students who RSvP!
Calling all 9th - 12th graders! Join us as we venture to New York
City this December with 15 of our students to study the Jewish
immigrant experience. On the trip we will have the unique
opportunity to tour Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, visit
the Eldridge Synagogue and the Jewish Heritage Museum,
explore Williamsburg and the Jewish Tenement Museum, learn
at the Jewish Theological Seminary, and bond at the NYU Hillel.
Catch a Broadway show in NYC this winter with Moreh Eliyahu.
Thanks to Gwenn and Dean Polik and Valerie Polack z"l, this trip
is heavily subsidized. The cost of the trip is $950 which includes
all transportation, lodging, food, and educational tours. Please
register for this trip at: http://tinyurl.com/hntnyctrip
Great work FRS families in contributing to the JFS Passover
food drive. In just 30 days, we collected 2,025 pounds of food
for Passover, allowing JFS to distribute food to clients in need,
including over 100 personally delivered Passover Baskets!
tEEn FEED
Sundays, June 26, July 17 & 24, August 28 • 5:30 PM
University Lutheran Church: 1604 NE 50th St. Seattle
Volunteers are needed to help prepare, cook, and serve food.
Shifts start at 5:30 PM, and we need 10 or more volunteers for
a successful event. RSVP to [email protected].
Thanks to Nathalie Bentov for leading April Teen Feed and our
volunteers: Achinoam Bentov, Natalie & Maya Levy, Riana &
Michael Roche, Chris Lazoritz, Michael Ruby, Karen Ruby and
Sammy Arao, and Grace Kalish.
If you would like to receive monthly Teen Feed reminders,
email [email protected]. Want to help, but aren’t available this
month? Please consider a donation to Teen Feed. Donations
may be sent to HNT, Attn: Accounting, PO Box 574, Mercer
Island, WA 98040.
runnErgOguE
Fridays, June 3, 10, 17, July 8, 15, 22, 29,
August 5, 19, 26 - 6:00 AM
Join us for RunnerGogue for the chance to exercise, learn a
bissel (little) of Torah, and stay in shape! This group centered
on value of Shmirat Haguf or taking care of our physical health
so if you’re a walker or cyclist we can share the path!
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youth programming reflections
It’s been an epic year for Seattle
Achim USY 2015-16!
We kicked off at the Seattle Aquarium
and stayed in regular contact holding
ever-more delicious monthly Friday
night potluck dinners to celebrate
Shabbat. Ruach and card games
abounded! In February, we upheld
our traditional Un-Valentines Day
Movie Night, screening the timeless
classic “Dodgeball” after havdallah, and we also rocked the mic
for Purim Karaoke.
Our March highlight was our own chapter Shabbaton “The
British Invasion”, with 24 teens in attendance, where we ate,
slept, prayed, programmed, ate and drank tea at HNT. After
Shabbat, we visited laser tag and Sky mania. Incredibly, no
one threw up. The USY Board wrote many superb programs–
YESHER KOACH! For Social Action/Tikkun Olam, USY went
above and beyond raising over $300 by designing and selling
weekly “Shavua-tov’o’grams” for the FRS community to give to
one another.
Several of our 8th -12th graders, thirsty to continue their
Jewish learning beyond B'nai Mitzvah, have been participating
in Livnot Chai, our supplementary High School Program that
partners with local synagogues. It was fantastic to teach several
of our 8th and 10th graders personally! Our new initiative,
the monthly Sunday morning 8th grade Leadership Program
thrived. We helped students develop their skills to become
Madrichim (leaders). We can’t wait for them to take on the
mantle of working in the school as Torah tutors and/ or as
classroom TAs. Thank you to Irit Eliav Levin for coordinating this
program, and giving us invaluable life lessons!
Kadima youth group for the 6th and 7th graders has really
moved FORWARD. We have been running monthly afterHebrew School events that have been fun, loud, and very well
attended. Our 6th graders stay on Monday evenings and our
7th graders on Tuesday evenings for pizza, interactive games,
and social bonding-time.
Thank you all for supporting our youth programs, especially the
parents who offered their homes for our USY Shabbat dinners,
and for driving your teens everywhere! Regional Director Becca
Powazek has been invaluable. Lee Peha was our fantastic USY
advisor and we will miss his beautiful smile. Big mazal tov to
our incoming USY advisor Michaela Covner!
Shout out to our USY board: Jessi Luper, Nate Sigmon, Ariela
Ikezawa, Elana Lessing, Joey Peha, Eden Weiss, and Rebecca
Brown for your hard work and enthusiasm. Keep that pinwheel
spinning! Lucas Waggoner, our Kadima Advisor was a masterful
games leader, and a wealth of wisdom!
alongside Rhiannon Gerhardt who has tirelessly coordinated
behind the scenes. Thank you all!
I'm so excited for the future of the youth experience at HerzlNer Tamid and to keeping this great momentum going. Stay
tuned and have a wonderful summer,
Mercer Island Baccalaureate
Wednesday, June 15 • 7:00 PM at Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Sponsored by the island faith communities, the baccalaureate
is a student-led, interfaith community gathering that applauds
graduating students’ accomplishments and blesses them on
their way.
college packages
Rosh Hashanah is around the corner, and so are our first college
packages of the school year! If you have an undergraduate
college student with a new address this fall or if you’ve
never submitted their information, visit h-nt.org/college by
September 22 so they can receive some goodies for a shanah
tovah u’metukah!
Third Space for 20s and 30s
Welcome to Third Space, a vibrant space
in between work and home where you
choose to connect with Jews in their 20s
and 30s in the community. Join our Third
Space at HNT Facebook group for details,
locations and more!
Third Friday Potluck Shabbat Dinners this Summer!
June 17 /July 15/ August 19
It’s FREE to join us. Please contribute a veggie dish, drink, or
dessert. RSVP on our Facebook event.
Torah On Tap
Taking place on the first Wednesday of the month…Join us from
7:30 PM - 9:30 PM, at the home of a different volunteering
host each month, or a cozy Youth Lounge. Over desserts and
drinks, we’ll informally discuss relevant issues using scintillating
Jewish texts, both ancient and modern, as our springboard. This
event is FREE and lovingly co-sponsored with the Tribe at TDHS.
Please bring a dessert, snack or drink to share! RSVP on our
Facebook event.
LOOK OUT FOR MORE SUMMER PROGRAMMING!
Eliyahu Krigel has been our passionate advocate throughout,
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Rabbi Jessica Yarkin
Shapotluck
Shabbat+Potluck=
ShaPotluck
Friday, August 26
At Herzl-Ner Tamid
Following 6:00 PM Services
Ladies and gentlemen, start your
ovens! It’s time to share your cooking
skills with your community
Bring enough of your favorite vegetarian dish for 10
people to share in shul! Weather permitting, we will
enjoy dinner together at the Wittenberg Waterfront
(with the Upper Foyer, Skolnick Board Room, and
Youth Lounge as our rain plan).
We welcome salads, pastas, rice dishes, quiches,
vegetables, breads, desserts, and everything in
between. HNT will provide wine/grape juice and
challah, but if you have a scrumptious challah recipe
you’d like to show off, please do!
Sign up and let us know what you’re bringing
at: h-nt.org/ShaPotluck
why take hebrew classes?
In the past, when I took a Hebrew class, I would memorize the
letters and then forget what I had learned as soon as I left the class.
After a long day at work I would think to myself “I really do not
want to go to class. I just want to go home and rest.
But when I decided to try to learn Hebrew – again – this time the
experience was very different.
Within minutes I was revitalized.
Janine is an excellent teacher and she has an incredible ability to
understand where each person in the class is coming from.
She knows how to make the material meaningful.
Janine gave us the ability to learn using the method that works
the best for each of us. She even told us that “homework” was
not required. By the end of the session, we were memorizing the
letters, and to my surprise, within a short time, I discovered that
following Shabbat and morning minyan services became easier.
I definitely do not have a natural language aptitude – quite the
opposite - but I am learning Hebrew. It is amazing. I am even
taking a second class in Hebrew prayer. During the past month we
read and translated the Hagaddah. These classes are a wonderful
“escape” from the rest of my responsibilities and you feel like you
are actually accomplishing something!
Thank you, Janine, for making services more meaningful, for giving
me a feeling of accomplishment, and for the surprise of surprises,
making it fun!
VERY EXCITING!
Marilyn Kritzer
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High holidays at HNT
This year’s High Holidays begin on Sunday, October 2 with
Erev Rosh Hashanah. High Holiday packets should arrive to
congregants in August. If you do not receive your packet by the
end of August or if you would like to bring any guests, please
contact Rhiannon at 206-232-8555x204.
Childcare will be offered at $25 per child per session, offered
during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur (see the registration
page for a list of specific sessions). Your space is only confirmed
after payment. SPACE IS LIMITED & WILL NOT BE GUARANTEED
AFTER SEPTEMBER 16!
We Need Greeters and Ushers!
We know you value making HNT a friendly, inviting place to
experience the High Holidays. You can help by spending a little
time welcoming people at our doors on Rosh Hashanah and
Yom Kippur. Please call Melanie to schedule your time at x200.
Memorial Book Entries • Due August 8 • h-nt.org/mb
At each Yizkor service we distribute our annual Memorial Book,
inscribed with names of our loved ones no longer among the
living. You will receive a mailing with details.
Please respond to h-nt.org/mb or [email protected] BY
AUGUST 8 with confirmation/updates to your prior entries, or
to include an entry for the first time.
The time-honored donation of tzedakah which is linked to these
listings is the Jewish way of hallowing memory by supporting
worthwhile efforts of the synagogue to help others.
Sukkot Orders • Due September 16
h-nt.org/sukkot-orders
Order your lulav & etrog set, s’chach for
your family sukkah, and your sukkah kit.
The lulav & etrog are captivating symbols of
the holiday and purchasing a set provides
a great opportunity to share this age-old
tradition with your children. Use them in
your family sukkah, then bring them to shul
and participate in the hoshanot ritual.
S’chach, the greenery to adorn your sukkah, will be available in
25 lb. bundles. A Sukkah Kit includes everything but the s’chach.
Learn how to assemble your Sukkah Kit at our hands-on Sukkah
Workshop on September 25 at 10:00 AM.
Regular Lulav & Etrog: $35/set
Prime Lulav & Etrog: $39/set
Deluxe Lulav & Etrog: $46/set
Bundles of S’chach: $23 each
Sukkah Kit: Price TBD
In order to receive lulav, etrog, s’chach or sukkah kit, you must
pre-order by September 16. Order at h-nt.org/sukkot-orders or
call 206-232-8555. Your order is only complete after payment.
High Holiday Childcare • Due September 16
h-nt.org/HH-Childcare
We need a significant number of signups to secure a babysitting
service, so please register early or childcare may be cancelled.
High Holiday childcare is for children ages 2 - 7. To maintain
appropriate staff/child ratios and age appropriate activities,
RESERVATIONS ARE MANDATORY and available for HNT member
children only. Drop-ins cannot be accepted, nor are we able to
refund or credit scheduled payments after our deadlines.
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Drive the Bima & Build the Sukkah
Sunday, September 25 • 10:00 AM
We need lots of people to help us prepare for the High
Holidays. Complimentary breakfast provided! Please call 206232-8555 by September 19 if you can help.
S’lichot • Saturday, September 24
Film & Discussion: 8:45 PM • S’lichot service: 11:00 PM
This special program, featuring a discussion led by Rabbi
Rosenbaum, is designed to get us ready for the High Holidays by
deepening our connection to others as well as to God. S’lichot
services will follow the film screening (to be announced)
and discussion.
Annual Cemetery Pilgrimage • Sunday, October 9 • 10:30 AM
Herzl Memorial Park: 16501 Dayton Ave. N, Shoreline
The congregation’s annual cemetery pilgrimage, led by Rabbi
Bob Maslan, is a traditional opportunity to visit Herzl Memorial
Park. This is a time for remembering our loved ones whose
influence lives on in our own lives. Following the initial brief
service, Rabbi Maslan will be available to go with congregants
to individual graves to recite memorial prayers.
Member Directory updates
Please use the updates below to keep your HNT
Congregational Directory current.
For privacy reasons, we have omitted
directory changes in the online version of
HaKol. To obtain directory changes, please
contact the office for a hard copy of HaKol
at 206-232-8555
JunE/July/AuguSt AnnivErSAriES
JunE
1 Marc & Gina Gonchar ........................ 22
David & Susan Fish ............................. 41
Ron & Lori Kaufman ........................... 58
3 Marc & Lisa Glasser............................ 15
Brian & Abby Marcus ......................... 16
4 Michael & Tina Novick ....................... 38
5 Israel & Betsy Rosen........................... 60
Steven & Stephanie Kahn................... 33
6 Danny & Michele Glasser................... 23
Mark & Rhonda Gottschalk................ 40
7 Brian & Randy Pollock ........................ 46
8 Robert & Pam Glowitz........................ 40
Dan & Martha Javnozon..................... 14
10 Mark & Nancy Kiviat .......................... 48
Neville & Gwenda Smith .................... 57
Joe & Karyn Barer............................... 21
Arny & Carol Barer ............................. 49
Michael & Dawn Schiller .................... 26
Marc & Leah Boman .......................... 32
11 Jeffrey & Janet Gindin ........................ 50
Tobiah & Ruth Emen .......................... 33
12 Steve & Jan Lewis ............................... 45
14 Andy & Dale Robinson ....................... 35
Arny & Anita Reich ............................. 46
15 Howard & Barbara Shulman .............. 47
Jeff & Mimi Rubenstein...................... 41
Josh & Carrie Hearshen...................... 13
16 Antony & Rene Egnal ......................... 29
Lucas Schenck & Carla Bauman ......... 20
Mike & Karen Mendelsohn ................ 42
17 Dick & Linda Jacobs ............................ 33
18 Dick & Marilyn Brody ......................... 49
Gary & Ruth Becker............................ 66
Barry & Judy Schwarz......................... 50
19 David & Deborah Beder ..................... 22
21 Lionel & Dominique Vincenti ............. 20
Eduardo & Vivian Kassner .................. 18
Ben & Malori Dahukey ....................... 24
22 Arne & Lena Josefsberg ..................... 36
Bruce & Peggy Gladner ...................... 30
Steven & Iris Schwartz ....................... 30
Sam Newson & Geri Schnitzer-Newson 36
23 Boris & Margaret Castellanos ............ 20
Ted & Arlen Levy ................................ 42
Robert & Gail Stagman ...................... 54
Ben & Bonnie Gibbons ......................... 3
Harold & Ferne Ross........................... 53
24 Anthony & Janet Shanks .................... 32
Aaron & Aileen Okrent ....................... 32
Mike Gundle & Nina Schorr ............... 15
Marv & Rahla Turck ............................ 60
Herb & Debra Weisbaum ................... 32
25 Gary & Linda Feldman........................ 46
Morton & Loretta Kuznetz ................. 66
Daniel & Candace Friedman .............. 16
26 David Romano & Yeyre Bula Romano 11
Richard & Lynn Kaner ......................... 33
27 Neil & Sari Schneider ......................... 51
David & Peggy Bernstein.................... 62
Robert & Judy Roberts ....................... 68
28 Daniel & Ruth Raskind ....................... 24
Melvin & Miriam Wilenzick ............... 52
29 Michael Rogers & Susan Glicksberg ... 19
Ken & Jen Alterman ........................... 36
30 Adam Mihlstin & Marilyn Corets ....... 20
Kerry & Kara Moscovitz...................... 20
July
1 Jim & Judy Heber ............................... 49
Ariel & Caroline Landau ....................... 3
David & Julie Ellenhorn ...................... 32
Peter & Bettina Weiss ........................ 23
9 David & Julie Chivo............................. 18
Steve & Kathy Berman ....................... 18
Jim & Lee Keller .................................. 47
Rebecca Kushins & Jenn Valente ......... 2
Mitchell & Amanda Silverstein............. 1
Brett & Dana Stellman ......................... 7
Mark & Rachael Sterrett .................... 13
10 Larry & Roz Piha ................................. 41
Jay & Barbara Bakst............................ 42
Lucho Krigun & Einat Menashe............ 2
11 Jim & Ketzi Toney ............................... 43
Bob & Sue Solomon ........................... 31
Craig & Sandra Levin .......................... 20
12 Michael & Sara Berkenwald ................. 9
Edwin & Mary Mulnick ...................... 37
13 Bob & Talby Gelb ................................ 44
Eliyahu & Shanti Krigel ....................... 16
Ben & Amy Hartman ............................ 5
Jeff & Sharon Kay ............................... 28
Itay & Nathalie Bentov ....................... 22
Joel & Michelle Younker..................... 22
15 Mickey & Debbie Kovsky .................... 51
Aaron & Jane Rosenstein ................... 23
Michael & Susan Golden.................... 51
Philip & Audrey Chanen ..................... 63
16 Jerry & Michelle Hahn........................ 46
Ben Magnano & Effie Toshav ............. 13
17 Sheldon & Shirley Sidell ..................... 58
Paul & Sheri Druckman ...................... 14
Chris & Sharon Farac .......................... 19
18 David & Janet Gilman......................... 31
David & Gillian Witus ......................... 25
Michael & Kelly Hershey .................... 31
James & Renee Freedman ................. 31
Sean & Tracy Sigmon.......................... 20
19 Dennis & Darlene Fague .................... 37
20 Mark & Myriam Feldman................... 30
Richard & Barrie Galanti .................... 27
21 Marc & Natalie Levy ........................... 11
Charles & Marilyn Caplan .................. 50
Yoel & Robin Lessing .......................... 22
August
Josh & Kathy Yeyni ............................. 32
Allan & Tamar Boden ......................... 22
George & Sharon Woolcott ................ 24
Yuval & Deborah Peres....................... 23 22 Lonnie & Susan Edelheit .................... 51
Larry & Joanne Glosser ...................... 40
Mickael & Rivka Rosenberg................ 12
Mike Raskin & Susie Kupferman ........ 12 23 Malcolm & Dorothy Lederman .......... 57
Edward & Pauline Stern ..................... 24
Steven & Diana Altchech.................... 34
Barry & Jaye Friedman ....................... 19
Charles & Molly Sherer ........................ 7
David & Lorna Isenberg...................... 30 24 Werner & Lois Glass ........................... 64
Dov & Tamara Schiff ........................... 13
Jeffrey Kanter & Susan Kleiner ........... 35
Henry & Paula Feldman ..................... 46 25 Scott & Joyce Hayman........................ 31
Mark & Susanne Rosenkranz ............. 20
Adam & Lotem Coe .............................. 4
Michael & Shainie Schuffler ............... 52 26 Isaac & Sharon Kellerman .................. 15
Fred Tobis & Carla Greenbaum .......... 30 27 Michael Adler & Michelle Goldberg .. 28
Craig & Joy Pearl................................. 27
Scott Jarol & Nancy Cohen-Vardy ........ 8
Gordon Chanen & Sherri Richman .... 27
Neil & Jaclyn Ackerman...................... 14
Scott & Joan Perry .............................. 27
David & Amy Coe ................................. 3
Larry & Bev Lemchen ......................... 49
Jeff & Kathy Packer............................... 9
Phillip & Judy Koppel.......................... 56 28 Nathan & Micky Sobel ....................... 61
David & Joy Stiefel.............................. 39
Mitchell & Nedra Schwamberg .......... 44
Alex & Lucy Sytman............................ 56
Greg & Ilyse Wagner .......................... 22
Vladimir & Sophia Brayman ............... 34 29 Dan & Kelly Piha ................................... 6
Bob & Faye Plum ................................ 50
Irvin & Beverly Benzion ...................... 61
Andrew & Janine Jacobs .................... 34
Lev & Isabella Novik ........................... 21
Robert & Alayne Sulkin ...................... 34 30 Eric & Renee Radman ........................ 29
James & Shelley Dillon ....................... 35
Ilya & Marilyn Poleschuk.................... 34
Arik & Rebecca Cohen........................ 12 31 Daniel & Laurie Seidel ........................ 36
Matthew & Orly Feldman .................... 8
David Rabinovitch & Marsha Karr ...................
Brian & Brandy Moss ......................... 30
Rabinovitch .............................................. 36
Jeff & Elysa Piha ................................. 13
Dan & Leslie Shapiro .......................... 13
Larry & Valerie Epstein ....................... 45
1 Al & Lana Finegold ............................. 54
Mark & Ruth Balter ............................ 32
2 Mark & Sharon Sandler...................... 38
Tim & Penny Cook .............................. 16
David Aronchick & Rebecca Sternberg . 10
Steve & Julie Friedman ...................... 38
Bryan Staats & Linda Corets............... 10
3 Martin & Joey Levy ............................ 56
Jack & Pauline Reiter.......................... 50
Alan & Ruth Bunin.............................. 49
Irving & Bobbi Hirsch ......................... 50
4 Edward & Anne Harris........................ 38
Marty & Sharon Lott .......................... 45
5 Stefan & Susan Ahrensdorf .................. 6
Abby & Myra Franklin ........................ 65
Laurence & Lori Stusser ..................... 29
8 David & Elizabeth Director ................. 32
Mike & Pam Orbach ........................... 32
9 Mark & Ellen Stone ............................ 16
Llance & Lori Kezner........................... 21
Brad & Laura Miller ............................ 28
David & Mariann Drucker .................. 27
10 Paul & Jaime Gerber .......................... 11
Andrew Bowdle & Debra Wechter .... 28
11 Neal & Ricki Lee Gafter ...................... 29
12 Ian & Dana Weiner ............................. 29
15 Ken & Stacey Rudee ........................... 32
16 David & Mindy Landsman .................. 27
17 Zane & Celie Brown............................ 56
19 Al & Jeanie Benaroya ......................... 46
Larry & Esther Barsher ....................... 57
23 John & Claudia Noagi ......................... 40
Amnon & Revital Horowitz ................ 25
24 Rusty & Jan Russ ................................ 39
Bradlee Kurland & Sandy Samuel ...... 33
25 Jeff & Judy Ziedman ........................... 48
28 Josh & Irit Levin .................................... 3
29 Omri & Tara Bahat................................ 4
30 Carl & Joann Bianco ........................... 35
Flavio Rocha & Elisa Boden ................ 11
Edward & Carol Kane ......................... 55
31 David & Linda Schwartz ..................... 22
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IN SUPPORT OF ONE ANOTHER
Building Fund
In Memory of
Manny Lott
Charles & Marilyn Caplan
Lee & Stuart Weinstein
Amy Mackoff
Campership Fund
In Appreciation of
Alex & Dalya Will
Esther Druxman
In Honor of
The Uffruff of Ross Peizer & Rachel Laing
Esther Druxman
In Memory of
Manny Lot
David & Diane Rosencrantz
Jeffrey & Janet Gindin
Janet Hansen
Esther Druxman
Cantor’s
Discretionary Fund
In Appreciation of
Cantor Kurland
Allan & Tamar Boden
Mary Piha Cohen Family
Tatum Mayo
In Memory of
Janet Hansen
Barry & Judy Schwarz
Daisy Israel
Billy & Dana Pruchno
Manny Lott
Dick & Marilyn Brody
Irving & Bobbi Hirsch
Jonathan Lazarus & Family
Ruth Vivian Sulman
Jonathan Lazarus & Family
Ed & Mary Mulnick
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Mulnick
Ruth Sulman
Ron & Devorah Weinstein
Anne Silverstein
Irwin Silverstein
Danny Lewis Fund
In Memory of
Janet Hansen
Harris & Jean Klein
Manny Lott
Jan and Steve Lewis & Gary & Cindy Stratiner
Jim & Lee Keller
Ron & Linda Krivosha
Director of Education
Discretionary Fund
In Honor of
Audrey Covner’s 60th birthday
Adam Mihlstin & Marilyn Corets
Alan & Barbara Rappoport
Andrew, Michele, Josh & Julia Appelbaum
Arny & Anita Reich
Arthur, Susie, Brandon & Mackenzie Goldman
Bob & Sue Solomon
Brian & Brandy Moss
Bruce & Peggy Gladner
Eliyahu, Shanti, Isaiah & Kaela Krigel
Lonnie & Susan Edelheit
Lonnie & Susan Edelheit
Mark & Ruth Balter
Mark & Tami Rogers
Nolan & Pat Newman
Patricia Willner‑Martin
Paul & Clare Rosenkranz
Paul Burstein & Florence Katz Burstein
Richard & Barrie Galanti
The Egnal Family
The Langman Family
In Memory of
Janet Hansen
Jonathan & Karen Langman
Eileen Mintz
Kitchen Fund
In Memory of
Gerald Braverman
David Mintz
Endowment Fund
Donations
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In Memory of
Janet Hansen
Eric & Renee Radman
Manny Lott
Neil & Sari Schneider
Frankel Library Fund
In Honor of
Audrey Covner’s 60th Birthday
Wayne & Nancy Morse
General Fund
In Honor of
Audrey Covner’s 60th Birthday
Mark & Ruth Balter
In Memory of
Manny Lott
Craig & Sheila Sternberg
Joel & Barbara Konikow
Michael & Jo Anne Sandler
Randall & Betty Rubenstein
Sandra Feinstein
Sandra Feinstein
Carol Maslan
The Snell Family
Maslan
Memorial Fund
In Memory of
Carol Maslan
Charles & Mindy Berman
Memorial Fund
In Memory of
Janet Hansen
Don Shifrin & Bobbi Chamberlin
Manny Lott
Patty Lazarus
Kate Langman
Alan Langman
Herman Katz
Ann Meisner
Miriam Bearse
Aurora Bearse
Bernard Howard
Billy Howard
Yetta Donin
Carol Barer
Joseph Steinberg
Cheryl Cohen
Lawrence Brazg
Clive & Lynne Brazg
Ida Winston
David & Gillian Witus
Sunny Hartman
David Hartman
Tony Hansen
David Isenberg
Theodore Vaskevitch
David Vaskevitch
Harry Aaron Jaffe
Diane Shear
Richard Pintus
Doris Stiefel
Clara Kane Israel
Edward & Carol Kane
Maria Basevich
Elizabeth Bogomolov
Morris Kavesh
Elliot Kavesh
Johanna Cassirer
Ernie Cassirer
Marjory Bryce
Ruth Warshal
Florence Myers
Sam Peizer
Ruth Peizer
Julius Myers
Wolfe Warshal
Paula Myers
Nessie Warshall
Gertrude Warshal Friedman
Esther Goldstein
Godel Goldstein
Deana Mondschein
Maier Moscovici
Sofii Moscovici
Esther Druxman
Ruth Chestnut
Evie Chestnut
Max Granat
Faye Plum
Albert Caraco
Fortune Caraco
Louise Azose Chiprut
Fred & Esther Kahn
Lenore Casserd
Fredrick Casserd
Marion Glazer
Gail Halpern
Henry Arshon
Gail Halpern
Sylvia Kutoff
George & Sylvia Siegel
Emma Ostroff
Gerry Ostroff
Rhoda Fishman Eisen
Greg & Ilyse Wagner
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These generous tributes were made through April 30, 2016
Joseph Golden
Aaron Klein
Harry Koppel
Harris Klein
Phillip & Judy Koppel
Florence Kamph
Bernard
Guberek
Hermine Maxwell
Raquel Shapiro
Bessie Benzion
Berenice Du Bey
Irvin & Beverly Benzion
Richard & Lynn Du Bey
Rhoda Fishman Eisen
Fannie Kramer
Jack & Pauline Reiter
Robert & Pam Glowitz
John Emmet
Sally Lackman
Jacqueline Schwartz
Robert Lackman Family
Sam Kessler
Harry
Gould
Jason & Toby Massman
Ronald Gould
Jennie Rubenstein
Bessie Fine
Jeff, Mimi & Ryan Sam Fine
Rubenstein & Lauren Rozelle Morris
Goldfein
Gerald
Lancaster
Dr. Jay Nogi
Ruth Winston
Jill Nogi
Esther
El‑Ad
Isaac Soriano
Isidor Lederman
Jim & Lee Keller
Shmuel El‑Ad
Joseph Okrent
Judith Fink
Joan Okrent
Susan Edelheit
Garry Fortuna
Policar
Warner‑Loewenthal
Susan
Policar
Joanne Warner
Mitzvah Corps Fund
Aaron Chiprut
In Honor of
Joel & Rachel Chiprut
Audrey Covner’s 60th Vivian Ordell
Birthday
John & Elaine Cohn
Ron & Lori Kaufman
Ruby Gladstein
Neville Smith’s Special Julie Gold
Birthday
Sally Lewit
Tony & Lynn Wartnik
Karen Dunn
In
Memory
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Nathan Schwartz
Manny Lott
Kenneth Schwartz
Don Shifrin & Bobbi Sylvia Kutoff
Chamberlin
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Michael & Tina Novick
Esther Sturman
The Medin Family
Philip Greenberg
Irwin & Babette Schiller
Larry & Rochelle Janet Hansen
Sturman
Doug & Ellie Davis
Gerald Lancaster
Lore Coe
Marcia Wirth
Gerald Braverman
Benjamin Jaffe
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Mike & Cheri Levy
Rose Bovarnick
Rita Katz
Harry Kaufman
Mike & Ruth Bovarnick
Samuel Rubenstein
Ron & Lori Kaufman
Ruth Schwartz
Refuah Shelemah
Al Lott
Mimi, Jeff, Ryan & Lore Coe
Lauren Rubenstein
Hana Citron
Molly Fisher
Morning Minyan Fund
In Honor of
The birth of Abigail Weinstein
Greg & Ilyse Wagner
Paul Winegrad’s Special Birthday
Tony & Lynn Wartnik
Janet Hansen
Arlene Schuster
Gail Wiener
Greg & Ilyse Wagner
Michael & Shainie Schuffler
Stan & Iantha Sidell
Manny Lott
Bob & Talby Gelb
Gerald Braverman
Ellen Rosenstein Brin
Gerald Braverman
Manny Lott
Janet Hansen
Mike & Cheri Levy
Alan Barer
Muriel Epstein
In Memory of
Prayerbook Fund
In Memory of
Gerald Braverman
Alan Barer
Lore Coe
Manny Lott
Lore Coe
Sonny Putter
Rabbi Rosenbaum
Discretionary Fund
In Appreciation of
Rabbi Rosenbaum
Allan & Tamar Boden
Elie & Julia Goral
Mary Piha Cohen Family
Mimi Fisher
Tatum Mayo
In Memory of
Janet Hansen
Alex & Lucy Sytman
Mason & Diane Lilly
Zane & Celie Brown
Manny Lott
David & Sharron Hartman
Marc, Josh & Jordan Sloan
Ron & Devorah 206-232-8555 • [email protected] • www.h-nt.org
Weinstein
Gerald Braverman
Alan Barer
George & Sylvia Siegel
Sarah Rebecca Sytman Vyborny
Alex & Lucy Sytman
Frankel Religious
School Fund
In Appreciation of
Andi Neuwirth
Tatum Mayo
In Honor of
Audrey Covner’s special birthday
Joan Okrent
Miriam Wilenzick’s Diamond Jubilee
Michael, Sue, Hannah & Sarah Wilenzick
In Memory of
Manny Lott
Greg & Ilyse Wagner
Louie Sanft
Marv & Rahla Turck
Gerald Braverman
Joan Okrent & Family
Marv & Rahla Turck
Daytimers
In Honor of
Raziel’s Bar Mitzvah & Ariel’s 1st birthday
Becky Zimmerman
opportunities &
Appreciation
Todah Rabbah to ...
Lana Finegold, Florence
Burstein, Alex Sytman and
Ettie Davis for helping in
the HNT garden in April.
The bulbs planted by FRS in
October bloomed beautifully.
Additional thanks to Lana who
was able to get free Ames
gardening tools through a
joint program with National
Garden Clubs, Inc.
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SPring 2016 DAytiMErS FilM SEriES
uncover the truth.
June 15: the nasty girl - A 1990 german film with english subtitles
Loosely based on a true story, this
film follows Sonja, a small-town
teen, as she enters an essay contest
and ends up researching her city's
involvement with the Third Reich.
While the town has a reputation for
resisting Nazi influence, Sonja discovers that many locals actually collaborated with the Gestapo and had deep
roots within the Third Reich. Eventually, Sonja's investigation leads some
citizens to try to block her efforts to
A SiMPSOnS PuriM BASh
We packed the Sanctuary in March for the biggest Purim Shpiel
in town – The Simpsons Take Shushan. From clever lyrics to
rockin’ music to yellow face paint that took some serious
dedication, our Shpielers did not disappoint!
Many thanks to our talented cast and crew: Eric Popowicz, Jeff
Kay, Dean Schmidt, Leonard Berman, Albert Ceccacci, Selma
Bigtan, Brent Yarkin, Michael Berkenwald, Abby Marcus, Patty
Teresh, Susan Ceccacci, Leanne Berkenwald, Daniel Marcus,
Barbara Goldberg, Michael Berkenwald, Daniel Marcus, David
Isenberg, David Harris, David Goldberg and Michael Tischler.
Films follow lunch, served: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
reserve by the Friday before the event
for more information or to make reservations,
call 206-232-8555
Register at: h-nt.org/daytimers
Within thE Shul FAMily
We Welcome to the World. . .
• Ryan Jacob Landau, son of Caroline & Ariel Landau
• Eva Iris Taylor, granddaughter of Yaffa & Paul Maritz
• Eli Ronald Fink, grandson of Norene & Richard Arnold
We Celebrate. . .
• Adam Younker, grandson of Rabbi Bob Maslan, and son of
Joel & Michelle Younker, on being accepted into the Navy
2016
2017
2017
We Wish a Refuah Shelemah to Congregants. . .
Marion Aronson, Ety Askenazi, Jake Askenazi, Audrey
Chanen, David Gilman, Peggy Gladner, Leiba Husock, Richard
(Dick) Jacobs, Esther Kahn, Jim Keller, Lauren Leahy, Al Lott,
Susan Rosenkranz, Kelly Schreer, Ron Weinstein
We offer condolences for...
• David Segal z”l
• Mac Fingeroot z"l, father of Alan Fingeroot and
grandfather of Lissa Wax
• Marilyn Siegel z"l, daughter of Sylvia & George Siegel
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BELOVED DEPARTED MEMORIALIZED WITH YAHRZEIT PLAQUES AT HNT
Shabbat of June 3/4
Jun. 4 Samuel Stern
Charles Lowenthal
Jun. 5 Walter Schoenfeld
Leah Pinchev
Jun. 6 Rosalie DuBonne
Nathan Bovarnick
Judith Bensky
Jun. 9 Pearl Konigsberg
Marc G. Mayers
Jun. 10 Herman Weinberger
Gizella Weinberger
Ludvig Weinberger
Malvina Weinberger
Rose Woolfe
Sam Arshon
Frida Weinberger
Shabbat of June 10/11
Jun. 11 Manney Berman
Joe Pinch
Reuben Erdrich
Jun. 12 Julius Blum
Sam Kahn
Bernard Krasnowsky
Jun. 13 Beatrice Levinson
Jun. 14 Samuel Minkove
Louis Wise
Anna Berman
Jun. 15 Abraham Silver
Jacob Sadick
Isadore Brown
Sophie Lax
Jun. 16 Charlie Tucker
Joseph Lewis
Joseph Woolfe
Jun. 17 Anna Bovarnick
Anna Finegold
Harry Ash
Jun. 18 Walter Kiksmann
Jun. 19 Aron Shifrin
Tillie Kahn
Gertrude Pody
Leonard Lighter
Jun. 20 Elizabeth Schwarz
Rebecca Rose Lott
Isaac Roffe
Berta Woislawski
Louis Kahn
Jun. 21 Mary Erdrich
Isaac Robinson
Mary Miller
Elvira Oppenheimer
Jun. 22 Jacob Keisler
Susanne Frankel
Harold Rosenblume
Lillie Wittenberg
Siegfried Hamburger
Jun. 23 Harry Thalheimer
Charles Fine
Jack Brin
Samuel Peizer
Ann Tobias
Jun. 24 Abe Levey
Anna Dolgoff
Jun. 25 Sali Fuchs
Samuel Bernstein
Eeda Walters
Jun. 26 Isadore E Falk
Jun. 27 Ilona Feldman
Jun. 28 Morris Mezistrano
Sarah Greenberg
Samuel Reibman
Jun. 29 Lewis Hearst
Robert Blum
Sheldon Joseph Miller
Harry Millar
Susan Angel
Jun. 30 Harry Kolpack
Sarah Fish
Tobias Vinnick
Fannie Cohen
Louis Epstein
Jul. 1 Eugene Rickles
Evelyn Gorelick
Modechai Augustover
Neshe Augustover
Shabbat of July 1/2
Jul. 2 Sam Metzker
Samuel Brucker
Louie Rosman
Jul. 3 Abraham Jaffe
Hannah Sarah Gleser
Alfred Neff
Jul. 4 Suzanne Shultz
Solomon Becker
Milo Lobell
Celia Deutsch
Anne Hahn
Jul. 5 Karen Shapiro
Jul. 6 Hirsh Kaplan
Anna Wiseman
Esther Laufer
Albert Pruchno
Sam Goldsmidt
Jul. 7 Stanley Singer
Samuel Goldman
Isaac Fleischman
Jul. 8 Louis Kaminoff
Perry Levinson
Mera Shure
Shabbat of July 8/9
Jul. 9 Sylvia Friedman
Jul. 10 Ida Stueckgold
Jul. 11 Alfred Ordell
Jul. 12 Rose Zeidman
Jul. 13 Eli Shulman
Vera Neslin
Fannie Danz
Ethel Leibsohn
Samuel 'Buddy' Friedman
Earl Ayon
Jul. 14 Bertha Rosenbaum
Jul. 15 Bertha Corets
Joseph Bieber
Shabbat of July 15/16
Jul. 16 John Frankel
David Boonov
Edward Hirshberg
Sam Gladstein
Simon Applebaum
Jul. 17 Frieda Katz
Ernst Windmueller
Carol Davis
Abraham Bookman
Leopold Kirschbaum
Jul. 18 Jenny Esfeld
Jul. 19 Bessie Fineman
Jul. 20 Sarah Ayon
Lee Brenner
Jul. 21 Rose Kuznetz
Mark Sigman
Jul. 22 Harry Cohen
Sarah Lemchen
Bertha Slotnick
Louis Garaway
Jul. 23 William Sadick
Jacob Linsky
Jul. 24 Burton Rosenstein
Anna Schwartz
Morris Grund
Hessy Roth
Jul. 25 Zeena Griff
Yoshuah Kanoff
Jul. 26 Theodore Herzl
Sarah Meltzer
Edward Sadick
Reuben Robinson
Jul. 27 Sarah R. Cohen
Roslyn Kolpack
Jul. 28 Rae Levy
Ellen Yusim
Louis Dwoskin
Frank Carter
Jul. 30 Morris Lebo
Louis Malin
Fannie Goldstein
Jul. 31 Robert Pinchev
Aug. 1 Hildareta Glowitz
Brian Paloy
Felix Rosenbaum
Herbert Lowy
George Blumberg
Aug. 2 Joseph Dwoskin
Leo Schlesinger
Harold Casserd
Aug. 3 Anna Markow
Max Esfeld
Maurice Glucksman
Joseph Bamberg
Lillian Witenberg
Aug. 4 Julius Green
Aug. 5 Rose Ashcanase
Marlene Polack
Jonah Minkove
Shabbat of August 5/6
Aug. 6 Alec Barrat
Abraham Reiter
Aug. 7 Harry Mutchler
Florence Maslan
Aug. 8 Sarah Abrams
Max Steiner
Sam Levin
Alvin U. Leibsohn
Aug. 9 Joseph Farber
Louis Glaser
Ellen Hogan
Kaye Levine
Aug. 10 Rachel Pesia Bahat
Godel Goldstein
Aug. 11 Ruth Polsky
Aug. 12 Laura Weiss
Helen Sherman
Bessie Schulman
Shabbat of August
12/13
Aug. 13 Esther Silverstein
Julius Falk
Aug. 14 Philip Samuelson
GertrudeWarshalFriedman
Aug. 15 Rose Farber
Susie Winegrad
Aug. 16 Gail Sovern
Victor Putter
Irving Bamberg
Aug. 17 Allen Rosen
Mark Stern
Vivian Marie Kliot
Boris Dolgoff
Aug. 18 Eva Arshon
Getta Baron
Marsha Rosenblatt
William Rivkin
Norton Pinchev
Sol Gold
Edwin Trager
Aug. 19 Ruth M. Solomon
David Tapper
Aug. 20Mordecai Rubinowitz
Debra Shira Putter
Norman Griff
Martin Edward Nudelman
Aug. 21 Harry Walker
Aug. 22 John Sherman
Rose Siegel
Ann Marie Putter
Aug. 23 Joseph H. Bernstein
Hyman Newman
Aug. 24 Esther Wise
Aug. 25 Merle Cohn
Joel Goldhar
Louis Tepper
Fannie Jaffe
Reuben Kaganowicz
Aug. 26 George Rosefield
Mark Litt
Aug. 27 Joseph Jaffe
Aug. 28 Mildred Tepper
Aug. 29 Albert Rosengarten
Aug. 30 Toba Goldbarg
Aug. 31 Max Roth
Rachael Solomon
Sep. 1 Louis Berkus
Sep. 2 Sam Hoffman
Anna Oseran
Hans Cohn
Harry Fineman
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Judaica Shop
Judaica Shop Summer Hours
By appointment only - June, July & August
Call Sue Solomon 206-232-8480 or
Kari Haas 206-719-2224
for an appointment!
If you would like to volunteer in the Judaica Shop and do a
mitzvah, please contact manager Kari Haas! Free training
provided! Proceeds benefit HNT youth programs.
Named Best Judaica Shop in Seattle by Jewish in Seattle
Magazine! We have the largest Judaica Shop in the Seattle
Area and we have many beautiful and meaningful Judaica and
gifts in all price ranges. Look for our ad in the Jewish Guide to
Washington!
We offer wedding and B'nai Mitzvah gift registries and
encourage you to volunteer and/or shop. Come in, see what's
new and support your local community.
Women's League SISTERHOOD book club
June 6 Book: The Fortune Teller's Kiss by Brenda Serotte
Join the Sisterhood Book Club and be part of the discussion!
For more info. Email [email protected] or call 206-719-2224.
gardening at hnt
ROSH CHODESH CLUB
Monday, June 13 • 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM • Upper Foyer
Join us as Rabbi Yarkin leads Rosh Chodesh Club for the last
time! Enjoy an uplifting, spiritual and educational connection.
All are welcome. Bring your sisters, mothers, daughters and
friends and join us this month!
Thursday, June 2 & Sundays, June 19, July 10, August 14 & 28
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Learn gardening skills and beautify the grounds. Come help in
the HNT garden! We meet at the entry garden by the
top breezeway. We will weed, tidy up the garden, cut back
blackberry plants in the parking lot, and clean up the terrace
gardens by the foyer windows. Bring a hand trowel, container
for weeds, pruning shears and if you prune blackberry vines,
bring heavy gloves. Please RSVP to Lana at lanafinegold@msn.
com or 425-747-5742. Her cell is 425-445-5742 on that day.
Herzl Memorial Park, 16501 Dayton Avenue North, Shoreline, WA 98133
If there is a death in the family,
call the Seattle Jewish Chapel at 206-725-3067
The Cemetery Committee:
George Siegel, President . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-363-2196
Elaine Weinstein, Vice President . . . . . . 425-455-4703
Peter Michel, Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 425-788-3249
Steve Burns, Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-232-9427
Shirley Sidell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-801-7009
Harris Klein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-232-2026
Jay Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-232-5730
Help us to always have a beautiful, well-maintained
cemetery for our loved ones and ourselves. Please consider
remembering Herzl Memorial Park in your Will, or by
contributing to the cemetery's Endowment Care.
For information contact Elaine Weinstein, 425-455-4703.
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2016
iyar
Sivan
June
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Sunday
Monday
5
28 Iyar
12
6 Sivan
FRS Open House
6
tuesday
29 Iyar
1
7
1 Sivan
14
8 Sivan
Wednesday
24 Iyar
2
thursday
Friday
25 Iyar
Third Space Torah on Tap
7:30 PM
Gardening: 10:00 AM 12:00 PM
8
2 Sivan
9
15
9 Sivan
3 Sivan
3
RunnerGogue: 6:00 AM
26 Iyar
Garinim Potluck Shabbat:
5:30 PM (offsite)
Services: 6:00 PM
Birthday Shabbat
Rhythm & Jews
10
8:43 PM
4 Sivan
RunnerGogue 6:00 AM
Services: 6:00 PM
Rhythm & Jews
8:48 PM
13
7 Sivan
Shavuot Day 1
Services: 9:30 AM
Blessing of the Babies
Shavuot Day 2
office closed
Services: 9:30 AM
Yizkor
19
20
14 Sivan
27
21 Sivan
Daytimers Lunch & Film:
The Nasty Girl
16
10 Sivan
17
11 Sivan
Mercer Island
Baccalaureate: 7:00 PM
(offsite)
Services: 8:00 AM
Bar Mitzvah of Carlos
Kassner
B’nai Mitzvah of Gailen
Greenstein & Gabriel
Greenstein in Israel
5:30 PM (offsite)
Services: 6:00 PM
Birthday Shabbat
Rhythm & Jews
Solstice Shabbat &
Dinner
22
16 Sivan
23
17 Sivan
24
29
23 Sivan
30
24 Sivan
4
26
Teen Feed 5:30 PM
20 Sivan
21
15 Sivan
28
22 Sivan
AIPAC event featuring
Brian Katulis: A
Progressive Perspective
on the U.S.-Israel
Relationship in a
Changing Middle East:
7:30 PM
Bar Mitzvah of Jeremy
Unger in Israel
18 Sivan
Services: 6:00 PM
Anniversary Shabbat
Rhythm & Jews
8:52 PM
27 Iyar
Services: 9:30 AM
Bat Mitzvah of Shira
Ben Menahem
Bechukotai
11 Erev Shavuot 5 Sivan
Parasha Study: 9:30 AM
Services: 10:00 AM
Ufruff of Rebecca Levy &
Jamie Frankel
tikkun leil Shavuot
hOuSE OF cArDS:
6:00 PM
18
Bamidbar
12 Sivan
Jewish Meditation:
9:30 AM
Services: 10:00 AM
8:51 PM
13 Sivan
Saturday
25
Nasso
19 sivan
Services: 10:00 AM
Beha’alotcha
5776
2016
Sivan
tammuz
July
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3
Sunday
Monday
27 Sivan
4
tuesday
28 Sivan
office closed
5
1
29 Sivan
6
Wednesday
26 Nisan
30 Sivan
2
thursday
27 Nisan
1
Friday
25 Sivan
5:30 PM (offsite)
Services: 6:00 PM
Birthday Shabbat
Rhythm & Jews
7
1 Tammuz
14
8 Tammuz
21
15 Tammuz
28
22 Tammuz
8:51 PM
8
2 Tammuz
15
9 Tammuz
22
16 Tammuz
29
23 Tammuz
RunnerGogue 6:00 AM
Services: 6:00 PM
Rhythm & Jews
2
10
11
5 Tammuz
18
12 Tammuz
25
19 Tammuz
12
6 Tammuz
19
13 Tammuz
26
20 Tammuz
13
7 Tammuz
20
14 Tammuz
27
21 Tammuz
RunnerGogue 6:00 AM
5:30 PM (offsite)
Services: 6:00 PM
Rhythm & Jews
Sh’lach
9
17
RunnerGogue 6:00 AM
Services: 6:00 PM
Anniversary Shabbat
Rhythm & Jews
Swedish SummeRun &
Walk for Ovarian Cancer
Research: 8:15 AM
Teen Feed: 5:30 PM
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Teen Feed: 5:30 PM
RunnerGogue 6:00 AM
5:30 PM (offsite)
Services: 6:00 PM
Rhythm & Jews
8:27 PM
Korach
10 Tammuz
Parasha Study 9:30 AM
Services: 10:00 AM
23
Chukat
17 Tammuz
Services: 10:00 AM
Balak
8:36 PM
18 Tammuz
3 Tammuz
Services: 10:00 AM
8:43 PM
11 Tammuz
26 Sivan
Services: 10:00 AM
8:48 PM
4 Tammuz
Saturday
30
24 Tammuz
Services: 10:00 AM
Pinchas
August
5776
2016
tammuz
Av
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Sunday
1
7
3 Av
8
Monday
26 Tammuz
4 Av
2
9
tuesday
27 Tammuz
5 Av
3
Wednesday
10
28 Tammuz
6 Av
4
11
thursday
29 Tammuz
5
Friday
1 Av
Services: 6:00 PM
Birthday Shabbat
Rhythm & Jews
7 Av
12
6
14
21
17 Av
28
24 Av
tisha B’Av
Services: 9:00 AM &
2:00 PM
Teen Feed: 5:30 PM
15
11 Av
22
18 Av
29
25 Av
16
12 Av
23
19 Av
30
26 Av
17
13 Av
8:17 PM
8 Av
RunnerGogue 6:00 AM
5:30 PM (offsite)
Services: 6:00 PM
Rhythm & Jews
24
20 Av
31
27 Av
18
14 Av
25
21 Av
19
15 Av
RunnerGogue 6:00 AM
Services: 6:00 PM
Rhythm & Jews
Matot- Masei
13
Erev tisha B’Av
22 Av
RunnerGogue 6:00 AM
5:30 PM (offsite)
Shabbat Dinner Circle
Signup Deadline
Services: 6:00 PM
Anniversary Shabbat
Rhythm & Jews
ShaPotluck: 7:30 PM7:40 PM
9 Av
Services: 10:00 AM
Tisha B’Av Services:
9:00 PM
20
Devarim
16 Av
Services: 9:30 AM
Bat Mitzvah of Alexa
Glasser
Bar Mitzvah of Oliver
Haas at Camp Solomon
Schechter
7:53 PM
26
2 Av
Services: 9:30 AM
B’nai Mitzvah of Samuel
Friedman & Annabelle
Friedman
8:06 PM
10 Av
Saturday
27
Vethanan
23 Av
Services: 10:00 AM
Bat Mitzvah of Audrey
Moscovitz: 4:30 PM
Ekev
This dinner is sponsored by our
Membership Committee as a time for
everyone to come together at HNT and see
friends, old and new.
Everyone is invited – participants from
Shabbat Dinner Circle and Block Parties,
new members, and anyone else who wants
NEEDS
UPDATE
to see some friendly faces for a Friday night
in shul with Israeli cuisine.
$18/adult • $12/child ages 4-12
complimentary for kids 3 and under
RSVP at h-nt.org/SolsticeShabbat
herzl-ner tamid conservative congregation
Affiliated with The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
3700 East Mercer Way, Mercer Island, WA 98040
P.O. Box 574, Mercer Island, WA 98040
Phone: 206-232-8555
[email protected] • www.h-nt.org
Senior Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum / [email protected]
Cantor Bradlee Kurland / [email protected]
Executive Director, Nadine Strauss / [email protected]
Director of Education, Eliyahu Krigel / [email protected]
Program and Events Manager, Rebecca Levy / [email protected]
2016-2017 executive committee
Dan Mintz, Co-President
Donna Peha, Co-President
Michele Glasser, Exec. Vice President
Jonathan Langman, Treasurer/Financial V.P.
Benjamin Diament, Membership V.P.
Ilyse Wagner, Secretary
Julie Ellenhorn, Immediate Past President
2016-2017 Board of Directors
Zane Brown Jr.
Marilyn Corets
Antony Egnal
Lisa Fain
Chuck Friedman
Mickey Friedman
Kari Haas
David Isenberg
Linda Krisher
Bill Pruchno
Tara Reck
Aaron Rosenstein
George Siegel
Amanda Silverstein
Jaime Slutzky
NON PROFIT ORG.
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