AMERICA DIVIDED

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AMERICA DIVIDED

TEMPLE BETH EL OF BOCA RATON
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2016 | TEVET/SHEVAT/ADAR 5776
AMERICA
DIVIDED
IS RELIGION THE ANSWER?
RELIGIOUS
TOLERANCE
ISN’T ENOUGH
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CONVERSATIONS
ON THE CUTTING EDGE
WITH
DR. ROBERT PUTNAM
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CELEBRATE SHABBAT
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Religious Tolerance
Isn’t Enough
BY RABBI DAN LEVIN
[email protected]
It’s easy to get cynical about
religion. When we see how
religious differences are literally
tearing nations apart, and how
religious intolerance has resulted
in the murder of thousands and the
displacement of millions, it’s hard
not to look and wonder if religion
itself is the cause of our world’s
problems.
But something amazing has
happened in America. Unlike
societies where people fight to
establish the “one true religion,”
we have found strength in our
religious diversity. Our society
grows stronger because of the vast
array of religious paths Americans
may choose to pursue, because
the moral fabric that is woven into
religious life so deeply influences
how we treat each other. It is our
religious fabric that teaches us to
reach out to one another in crisis. It
is our religious fabric that organizes
us into communities of meaning. It
is our religious fabric that compels
us to work to build a society
Protestant Christian denominations.
Over time, as the Founding Fathers
decoupled religion from state,
America grew to embrace first
religious tolerance, then begrudging
acceptance. In his monumental
study of religious attitudes and
practice, American Grace,
Putnam notes that Americans today,
both religious and non-religious,
overwhelmingly believe that
“religious diversity has been good
for America.”
We live in an extraordinary
time and place. We still barely
comprehend the enormity of what
has happened to the Jewish people
in the last 100 years. In the face
of religious intolerance, pogroms
and persecutions, we began a mass
migration from Europe to the
shores of North America. Millions
of our people were consumed by
the fires of the holocaust. From the
pulverized rubble of Jewish life in
Europe, we began to build the State
of Israel, to bring in the exiles of
Persia, Iraq, Yemen, North Africa,
Perhaps our celebration of interfaith partnership
and dialogue will help us to grow a little less cynical as we
all seek to better understand each other, ourselves,
our lives, and our world.
rooted in justice and tempered by
compassion.
It was not always so. Robert
Putnam, the Malkin Professor of
Public Policy at Harvard University,
teaches that although the first to
colonize America came for religious
liberty, they were not always eager
to extend that liberty beyond a few
Europe, Asia, and America. And
we endeavored to push beyond
the boundaries of the Ghetto
to integrate ourselves into the
wider societies in which we found
ourselves.
But what’s even more
extraordinary is how our people’s
relationship with the world has
changed. Fifty years ago, when
the Catholic Church adopted
Nostra Aetate, the Second Vatican
Council’s revolutionary statement
on how the Church would relate
to the non-Catholic peoples of
the world, Jews and Catholics
began a new era of comity and
understanding no one could ever
have imagined given the nearly
two thousand years of animosity
and hatred that existed between
Catholics and Jews.
This year Temple Beth El and St.
Joan of Arc Catholic Church are
celebrating the thirtieth anniversary
of our shared Catholic-Jewish
dialogue and partnership. Because
of the vision of Rabbi Merle Singer,
Msgr. John McMahon, Bill Gralnick
of the American Jewish Committee
and the Catholic hierarchy in South
Florida, our two congregations
have built amazing bridges of
understanding and friendship. We
continued on page 8
May/June 2015
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A MESSAGE FROM BARRY PODOLSKY
Temple Beth El Ranked #1
Every two years, congregations
belonging to the URJ (Union
for Reform Judaism) gather
to discuss important issues
relevant to Jewish life, study
and worship. This year the
convention was held in Orlando
and over 5,000 attended. Our
delegation of 47 volunteers,
staff & clergy was the largest
group in North America! From
Wednesday through Sunday
we attended workshops,
study groups and even fit
all 5,000 into one room to
celebrate Shabbat (with a choir
comprised of 120 cantors from
around the world).
The common theme was
“congregant engagement
through smaller groups.”
For years synagogues held
programs and counted how
many attended. The bigger
the group, the greater the
success. But today we were
encouraged to consider
an additional strategy—
programs targeted to specific
Temple Beth El President
Barry Podolsky
[email protected]
954-326-2180
groups within the Temple.
Getting to know other
congregants is much easier
in a room of 20 people than
a room of 200 people and
building community only
comes from getting to know
one another.
This doesn’t mean we will
end programs with large
attendance. Rather, we will
be adding many new events
oriented to smaller more
focused groups. We started
this year with our Adult
Experiences programming
for those in their 40’s & 50’s.
Every few weeks this group
has been receiving emails
and signing up for programs
varying from salsa dancing to
gourmet dining – always with
some Jewish component. In
the coming months and next
year, we will be expanding the
small group programming to
other focused groups. Our
goal is greater congregant
engagement. To succeed, we
will need greater volunteer
involvement to organize and
implement the increased
programming, but when
people are having fun and/or
feeling enriched, we believe
they will be willing to accept
greater involvement.
Smaller, focused groups
will mean everyone will not
be invited to everything and
most programs will fill up
fast. This is a big change for
us so please understand if we
are sold out. Our goal is small
group engagement.
You will be hearing a lot
more about this new initiative
in the coming months. I will
also be writing about other
topics from the convention,
especially the concept of
Audacious Hospitality. As
always, if you would like
to share some thoughts or
discuss Temple activities,
don’t hesitate to call or
email.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Lindsay Solomon Aronson
and Jared Aronson
Rebecca and Matthew Ginder
Jennifer and Ryan Beck and
their daughter, Lylah
Elissa Goldberg and
David Medvedev
Marilynn Gladstone
Iris Berman
Ashley and Corey Gray
and their son, Logan
Valerie and Paul Bidva and
their daughter, Mila
Ellen and Edmund Buzanoski
Jessica and Tim Hall and their
sons, Miles and Quinn
Fran and Bob Cohen
Patricia and Dr. Gary Kaufman
Alyson and Richard D’Addio and
their sons, Benjamin and Jeremy
Julie and Gregory Djiane and their
children, Samuel, Adam and Amy
Marlene and Dr. Barry Drossner
Stuart Drossner
Marci Edwards and her sons,
Chance and Trent
Faye and Dr. Gerald Galishoff
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Welcome
Shayna Liel Rand
Daughter of
Temple Beth El’s
Congregational
Engagement
Coordinator, Rachael
Rand and husband
Robert Rand
Born November 19, 2015
Marlene Kessler
Sydney and Zach Kirstein
Erika Laguna and Charles Knapick
and their daughter, Iliana
Jennifer and Kevin Mann and
their children, Jacob and Hannah
Lynne and Dr. Steven Milhauser
Francine and Lawrence Nivelt
Irena Nochenson
Rachelle Perl and Steven
Kirstein and their sons,
Adam, Jacob and Joshua
Rachel and Andre Pires
and their son, Lucas
Myra Rubenstein
Julie Sandler and her
daughter, Leah
Dr. Charlene Scheim and Adam
Weinberg and their daughter, Star
Ira Schwartz
Lauren Lenter Shapiro and her
children, Isabelle and Hayden
Francine and Dr. Carl Silodor
Sandra and Victor Silverstein
Jane and Jerome Sklar
Jamie Warshaw
Linda and Jeffrey Yankow
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The mission of Temple Beth El is to
commitment to Jewish life, learning
spiritual growth.
AN EVENING OF
SUMPTUOUS CUISINE
AND GLIT TERING
ENTERTAINMENT
333 SW 4th Avenue | Boca Raton, FL 33432
Sunday, January 24, 2016
2:00-4:00pm
Look for your invitation in the mail
All members new to Temple
Beth El in the past year are
invited to attend an Open
House at the home of Rabbi
Dan and Aimee Levin. Enjoy
snacks and beverages while
getting to know our clergy,
staff and other new members.
Children will have fun creating
their own grass hair buddy and
other fun activities. This event
welcomes singles, couples and
families with children of all
ages, and is a true reflection
of our richly diverse and
welcoming Beth El community.
The New Member Meet
& Greet is hosted by our
Membership & Engagement
Committee. Please RSVP
online at www.tbeboca.
org/special-events or by
contacting Elinor Josephson,
Director of Engagement and
Programming at 561-391-8900
or [email protected]
Mark your calendars for
February 27, 2016 for the
third annual
Beth El Bash-a Night
at Carnaval! This year’s
event will have a special
honoree, Rabbi Emeritus
Merle E. Singer, in
recognition of his fifty
years in the Rabbinate.
Also new this year will
be a live band! Come
and enjoy an evening of
entertainment, fine foods,
and exciting auction
items to benefit Temple
Beth El’s financial aid and
scholarship programs.
Look for your invitation in
the mail or register now at
www.tbeboca.org/
beth-el-bash as it will be a
sold out event!
The mission of Temple Beth El is to inspire a passionate
commitment to Jewish life, learning, community and
spiritual growth.
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Tu BiSh’vat
Monday, January 25, 2016
Tu BiSh’vat or the “New Year of the
Trees” is Jewish Arbor Day.
Scholars believe that originally Tu
BiSh’vat was an agricultural festival.
This holiday’s tradition is to eat from
the seven species of Israel (wheat,
barley, olives, figs, grapes, dates,
pomegranates), but in modern
times has been expanded to include
many other fruits. To celebrate
Tu BiSh’vat, please try our delicious
Challah Banana French Toast recipe
(page 27) provided by one of
our caterers,
Chez Gourmet!
CELEBRATE WITH LORI SHAPIRO
AS SHE PRESENTS HER GRADUATION CONCERT
Our Story, Our Song
A MUSICAL
CELEBRATION OF
JEWISH COMPOSERS
IN AMERICA
BERNSTEIN,
GERSHWIN, WEILL
AND MORE
Sunday, March 13, 2016
3:00pm
followed by a wine and cheese reception
Schaefer Family Campus
Save the date for our soon-to-be cantor's
final project from her upcoming graduation from
the Hebrew Union College Cantorial Certification program!
Sponsorship opportunities are available
Tickets:
Reserved Benefactor Seats $100
Preferred Admission $36
General Admission $18
Student Admission $10
Purchase tickets at www.tbeboca.org/special-events
or contact
Nina Finkel at 561-391-8900 or [email protected]
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From
BROADWAY
—to—
BIMA
8 TH ANNUAL C ANTOR STEPHEN DUB OV z”l MEMORIAL CONCERT
Sunday, February 21, 2016 • 3:00 pm
Temple Beth El of Boca Raton • Schaefer Family Campus
Featuring Cantor David Katz from Temple Or Elohim in
Jericho, NY, Cantorial Soloist Neil Michaels from Temple
Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, with accompaniment by
Dr. Alan Mason from Temple Israel of Miami. These cantorial
greats have performed in national tours of Broadway shows,
at Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center, at the Julliard School
and even in the original stage version of The Rocky Horror
Picture Show! They will recreate their greatest performances
from Broadway classics to contemporary hits to the Jewish
music we all love. Also featuring cantorial performances by
Lori Shapiro, Michelle Auslander Cohen, Stephanie Shore
and Sarah Freudenberger.
Reserved Benefactor Seats $100 • Preferred Admission $36 • General Admission $18 • Student Admission $10
Purchase tickets online at www.tbeboca.org or call 561-391-8900 or at
www.cbiboca.org or call 561-241-8118.
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Religion
in Israel
BY LOT E M E I LO N
Lotem is spending
the year at Temple
Beth El as our
Shlicha- Israel
Emissary – from the
Jewish Agency for
Israel. Feel free to
contact her with
any questions about
Israel or to invite
her for Shabbat
dinner!
[email protected]
Israel is the Jewish
state. Religion fits
into our lives in Israel
almost naturally
without much effort.
I don’t think I had to
“choose” to be Jewish,
it is there all the time
and everywhere. My
friends are mostly
Jewish, my education
is Jewish and my vacation
time from school and work
was on the Jewish holidays.
The groceries we bought
were always kosher, because
every public supermarket
is basically a kosher
supermarket. Most importantly – our
weekend, our resting day
is Shabbat (Saturday.)
Having a resting day is a
social right. It starts Friday
afternoon when stores start
closing. On Friday, people
everywhere will greet you
with a “Shabbat Shalom.”
Everybody takes one step
back for the weekend and
rests, and you can really feel
it in the air. My family might
not have a regular Kiddush
on Shabbat, but there is
always a family dinner.
Shabbat is represented in my
mind as family time. A time
to go visit my grandparents,
to sit and eat all together as
a family, to see my friends
and relax from the long
week. Shabbat became most
meaningful to me during my
army service. Coming back
home for the Shabbat
was about having a
break; family, home
cooked meals and rest for the short time of
Shabbat before going
back to the base.
Any Israeli you’ll
ask will have a
different answer for
the question: “what
is religion in Israel?”
and it might be one of
the biggest arguments
among Israeli society.
But to all of them, the
Jewish state is home.
Temple Beth El’s Jewish
Federation mission to Israel
trip
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Tolerance
Isn’t
Enough
R A B B I DA N L E V I N
continued from page 3
stand on the shoulders of these
extraordinary leaders who helped
Msgr. McGraw and myself to build
on the foundation they have laid
for us.
What have we gained from
thirty years of workshops in which
Jewish and Catholic teachers
collaborate on lesson plans that
reflect on a mutual theme from
our different faiths? What have
we learned from thirty years of
lessons shared by the leading
Catholic minds of our time from
Temple Beth El’s bima?
We have learned that there
is so much more that unites us
than divides us. We have learned
that delving into our respective
faith traditions makes us all more
understanding and wise. We have
learned that, as Robert Putnam
teaches, “America solved the
puzzle of religious pluralism …
by creating a web of interlocking
personal relationships among
people of … different faiths.”
In celebration of this milestone
anniversary, we are thrilled to
welcome Robert Putnam to share
with us in our Spirituality Series
on Tuesday evening January 12
at 7:00 pm at Temple Beth El
Schaefer Family Campus. Don’t
miss this incredible opportunity
to hear from one of the most
engaging and captivating speakers
and scholars of religious life in
America. And please mark your
calendars for the last weekend in
January for our 30th Interfaith
weekend with St. Joan of Arc.
Perhaps our celebration of
interfaith partnership and dialogue
will help us to grow a little less
cynical as we all seek to better
understand each other, ourselves,
our lives, and our world.
IN CONJUNCTION WITH ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC CHURCH
AND IN HONOR OF THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY
OF OUR CATHOLIC-JEWISH DIALOGUE AND PARTNERSHIP
WE PRESENT
America Divided
CAN RELIGION BE THE ANSWER?
Funded in part by the Doris and Merwin K. Grosberg Endowment for Sustaining Interfaith Dialogue
HARVARD PROFESSOR
ROBERT PUTNAM
Tuesday, January 12, 2016 • 7:00pm
$25/pp
$90/pp sponsorship includes priority
seating and pre-event meet and greet
cocktail reception at 6:00pm
Harvard professor Robert Putnam has
been called by the New York Times,
“poet laureate of civil society” for
his ability to foresee and analyze
societal trends which impact our
daily lives. In conversation with
Rabbi Dan Levin and Msgr. Michael
McGraw, we will seek to understand
how to maintain lives of connection
in a world that pushes us to
disconnect, how to embrace religious
and economic diversity in our society
rather than let it tear us apart.
Interfaith Weekend
BETH EL and ST. JOAN
READ PUTNAM
Would you like to become
more familiar with
Putnam’s work before
his visit? Chapters of
several of his book have
been uploaded to our
website. From Bowling
Alone, his book
that reflects on the
disconnected
nature of 21st
century American
society to American Grace, which
examines the role religion has in
American society; Putnam has an
uncanny ability to reflect on society in
a way that makes us take a hard look at
ourselves. His most recent book, Our
Kids, examines the class gap in society
and the huge impact that has on our
children. Chapters from Putnam’s books can
be found at www.tbeboca.org/special-events
WHERE HAVE WE BEEN?
WHERE ARE WE GOING?
Friday, January 29, 2016 • 7:30pm
Celebrate our 30th anniversary of
interfaith partnership with St. Joan of
Arc Catholic Church with the founders
of this historic collaboration – Rabbi
Merle E. Singer, Msgr. John McMahon
and Bill Gralnick.
12:15pm Mass
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
Enjoy the music of our shared adult
and youth choirs and dialogue with
Msgr. Michael McGraw and
Rabbi Dan Levin.
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CELEBRATE
Shabbat
For a full list of services
including Saturday morning
minyan and Torah Study,
visit www.tbeboca.org/worship
SHABBAT MORNING TORAH STUDY
Saturday mornings at 9:30am
Join our journey through the book of
Exodus and let Torah study transform your
life and how you see the world. No previous
knowledge or experience required.
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NEW YEAR SHABBAT
Friday, January 1, 2016
7:30pm
Bring in the the new year with uplifting music
and meditation to celebrate new beginnings and
fresh starts!
PAJAMA SHABBAT FOR KINDERGARTEN
AND 1ST GRADERS AND THEIR FAMILIES
7:00pm
Beck Family Campus
Put on your PJs and come celebrate Shabbat!
For those of you who have “graduated” from Tot
Shabbat, join us for a fun and musical Shabbat
service, with the prayers you are learning in
religious school and a wonderful story from the
PJ Library. Enjoy this service and oneg, and head
home happy, in your pajamas, and ready for bed!
A SHABBAT CELEBRATING THE LIFE
AND MUSIC OF DEBBIE FRIEDMAN Z”L
7:30pm
Schaefer Family Campus Atrium
Join Cantorial Soloist Lori Shapiro to celebrate
Shabbat and honor the memory of this Jewish
music icon through a service filled with her wellknown music. We are also delighted to welcome
Rabbi Bennett Miller, Chairman of ARZA
(Association of Reform Zionists of America)
as well as the rabbi at Anshe Emeth Memorial
Temple in New Brunswick,NJ.
Debbie Friedman z”l, award winning Jewish
composer and performer passed away on Jan. 9, 2011
SHABBAT CELEBRATING LEADERS
AND MUSIC OF FREEDOM
5TH GRADE
FAMILY SERVICE
7:30pm
Friday, February 12, 2016
7:30pm
5th graders lead us in
worship at this familyfriendly service.
SHABBAT SHIRA
7:30pm
Join Cantorial Soloists Lori Shapiro and
Michelle Auslander Cohen as they lead our
adult and children’s choirs – Shir Shalom,
Shir Ruach and Shir Joy- in a Shabbat service
filled with music and joy!
INTERFAITH SHABBAT
7:30pm
Interfaith Shabbat service featuring our joint
choirs and celebrating our 30th anniversary
of interfaith dialogue with St. Joan of Arc
Catholic Church.
TOT SHABBAT
6:00pm Pizza Dinner
6:30pm Tot Shabbat
Beck Family Campus
Pizza dinner, Tot Shabbat and yummy Oneg
for families with children 6 and under.
There is no charge for pizza, but RSVP’s are
required at www.tbeboca.org/early-learningcenter or call Simone at 561-391-9091.
SHABBAT EVENING WORSHIP
7:30pm
Scheafer Family Campus
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NIGHT OF
SHABBAT
DINNERS
KABBALAT
SHABBAT: AMERICAN
COMPOSERS AND
LEADERS IN AMERICA
7:30pm
Atrium
SHABBAT SERVICE
WITH STUDENTS K-2
6:00pm
The children start off the
service with song, and
join with us to enjoy our
regular Friday evening
Shabbat worship.
SHABBAT OF
REFLECTION
7:30pm
We reflect tonight on the
story of the golden calf.
What do we worship?
What are our values?
What are we searching
for in our journey in the
wilderness?
SAVE THE DATE
FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 2016
Join together with
old friends or new
friends to welcome
Shabbat together
and have a
Shabbat meal.
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adult education
LUNCH
& LEARN
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SENI R CIRCLE
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Ongoing social, educational,
experiential programs for the senior
population of Temple Beth El
(Temple Beth El members in their
mid-60’s and up)
Generously sponsored by
Gary and Diane Glick
Bring your
own lunch.
Drinks
provided.
FILMMAKERS NANCY SPIELBERG AND ROBERTA GROSSMAN
“Above and Beyond
The Origins of the Israeli Airforce”
Sunday January 17, 2016
at Temple Beth El Schaefer Family Campus
Join us for two events on Sunday, January 17, 2016
celebrating this award winning documentary
SEE OPPOSITE PAGE FOR DETAILS.
Managing Bubbie: The Love and Life of a
Grandson and His Bubbie
Discussion with Author and Attorney Russel Lazega
Sunday, February 7, 2016 • 1:00-2:30pm
NO COST/NO RSVP • Light Refreshments
Managing Bubbie is the heartrending, hilarious family memoir that recounts the hectic,
ever-exhausting trials of one Jewish family in Miami Beach as they oversee the care of
the elderly, unmanageable Lea Lazega. As they scramble for an acceptable assisted
living facility and struggle to get her medication in line, they discover the difficulties of
controlling a woman who time and again eluded catastrophe. A tapestry of an American
family in the 1980s, Managing Bubbie also revisits the Holocaust to mine the love, hope,
and humor that emerged from the deepest despair.
JANUARY
The World According
to Robert Putnam
Rabbi Jessica Brockman,
Rabbi Greg Weisman and
Robin Eisenberg
Tuesdays, January 5, 12, 19 and
26, 2016
12:00– 1:00 pm
To mark Harvard Professor Dr.
Robert Putnam’s visit to Temple
Beth El on Tuesday evening,
January 12, we will examine
several of Putnam’s books indepth, and explore the ideas and
research of the man the New York
Times called “the poet laureate of
civil society.”
FEBRUARY
Love and Faith
H I S FAT H E R F O U N D E D H A M A S . . . H E S P I E D F O R I S R A E L
Purchase tickets at
www.nextgenerations.org or www.tbeboca.org or call 561-391-8900
VIP tickets $100 6:15pm
(includes premium seating plus one hour wine and cheese reception with Mosab)
Preferred Ticket $50 7:30pm • General Ticket $36 7:30pm
Honoring
Dr. Jeffrey Zipper
Temple Beth El
Schaefer Family
Campus
Wednesday
March 30, 2016
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Rabbi Jessica Spitalnic
Brockman and
Matt Anderson, D. Min.
Tuesdays, February 2, 9, 16
and 23, 2016
12:00– 1:00 pm
What do various faith traditions
have to say about love? Love of
God, love of fellow human beings
and romantic love. What really
happens when we fall in love and
how do our religious traditions
help us explore these ideas?
Rabbi Brockman and Minster and
Counselor Dr. Matt Anderson will
take us on a journey that is a labor
of love.
TEMPLE BETH EL’S BROTHERHOOD, SISTERHOOD AND SENIOR CIRCLE WELCOME
FILMMAKERS NANCY SPIELBERG AND ROBERTA GROSSMAN FOR A SCREENING AND DISCUSSION OF
Above
Beyond
AND
The Origins
of the Israeli Airforce
SUNDAY JANUARY 17, 2016
TEMPLE BETH EL
SCHAEFER FAMILY CAMPUS
SPONSORED BY PATTY AND LOUIS BECK
Join us for two events celebrating this
award winning documentary that asks
the question: Would you risk everything—
your future, your citizenship, even your
life—to help a brother in need? In 1948,
just three years after the liberation of
Nazi death camps, a group of Jewish
American pilots answered a call for help.
In secret and at great personal risk, they
smuggled planes out of the U.S., trained
behind the Iron Curtain and flew for
Israel in its War of Independence. Come
hear this incredible story from those who
told it so beautifully.
B R E A K FA
ST
Brotherhood, Sisterhood
and Senior Circle Breakfast
THE MAKING OF ABOVE AND
BEYOND: BREAKFAST WITH
FILMMAKER NANCY SPIELBERG
SCREENIN
Sunday, January 17, 10:00am
$18 for Temple Beth El members
$25 for guests
Enjoy Sunday morning breakfast with the filmmaker,
and learn about the path to uncover and retell this
remarkable story. Breakfast admission includes a free
ticket to that evening’s showing of “Above and Beyond: The Origins of the Israeli Airforce” and talk with
Producers Roberta Grossman and Nancy Spielberg.
G
Brotherhood
Movie and
Mouthpiece Screening
“ABOVE AND BEYOND:
THE ORIGINS OF THE
ISRAELI AIRFORCE”
SCREENING AND TALK
WITH PRODUCERS
NANCY SPIELBERG AND
ROBERTA GROSSMAN
Sunday, January 17, 7:00pm
$10 General Admission
(Free for breakfast attendees)
Many thanks to Patty and Louis Beck, Brotherhood, Sisterhood /Women of Reform Judaism
and Senior Circle, sponsored by the generosity of Diane and Gary Glick.
SAVE
THE
DATE
Project Nuremberg Lawyers Luncheon
Friday, May 6, 2016
12:00 – 2:00pm
With German Attorney Thomas Walther who put the “Bookkeeper of Auschwitz”
on trial, and New York Criminal Defense Attorney Benjamin Brafman.
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maimonides institu te for jewish learning
Jewish Values
in the Classroom
We all want to raise our children to be good
people. Jewish values can offer practical and
simple ways for young children to feel they
have the ability to impact the world around
them. The meaning of “mitzvot” is good deeds.
A mitzvah is also something that guides our
behavior. Young children can learn how to be
kind, caring and act with integrity. How we
treat a small caterpillar or a classroom pet fish,
teaches children respect for all living things.
Selecting a child’s name from The
Giving Tree and collecting tzedakah
each week reinforces the value of
helping those in need. If we want
Cindy Korshin
Beth El Early
Learning Center
Director
[email protected]
excited and invested in their own learning
when we respect their interests and value
BY Clives.
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what‘s going on in their
In the
life
classroom, children investigate themes, and
subjects based on what they’re interested in.
Books like What’s Jewish About Butterflies?
and Jewish Every Day, become a tool to
enhance a particular area of study. Our goal is
to connect children to the world around them,
making their learning richer and more relevant.
How we treat a small caterpillar
or a classroom pet fish, teaches children
respect for all living things.
our children to develop a lifelong
habit of helping others, they must
first develop an awareness of how
precious every life is. We teach by
example. We create experiences
for children to participate in
so they can feel empowered
by working as a family or as a
community. Children become
From the Busy Bees Classroom Blog:
"A butterfly flew into the Busy Bees
classroom during circle time. Miss Candice
used the bug catcher to capture it. We used
this moment to explore the Jewish value of
protecting animals – Tza’ar Ba’alei Chayim.
We discussed how we treat living things…
and to treat them with respect and kindness.
Together we took our winged friend to the
playgound…where it flew up into the sky!"
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BETH EL EARLY LEARNING CENTER INVITES YOU TO
Our Town
•••FAMILY FUN DAY & OPEN HOUSE•••
Saturday, January 30, 2016
10am to 1:30pm
Parenthood at the Beth El Early
Learning Center is excited to
present our annual
Family Fun Day, scheduled for
January 30, 2016
from 10am-1:30pm!
For our families, this is a way of
saying thank you for being part
of our wonderful community.
For prospective families, this is
a great opportunity to tour the
Beck Family Campus
and its classrooms.
This year we have a wide
range of fun activities for the
entire family, including bounce
houses, arts and crafts, petting
zoo, animal show and
much, much more!
We hope to see all of our
fabulous Temple Beth El
families in attendance.
Free
EXPERIENCE “OUR TOWN” FULL OF
FRIENDLY FACES AND LOTS OF ACTIVITY!
Doors open at 10:00am. Enjoy Tot Shabbat at 10:15am, followed by a
yummy Oneg and our full program of activities starting at 10:45am
• Meet our wonderful teachers.
• Play in Our Town Gym, with obstacle
courses and soccer.
• Experience a live Wild Animal Show
and Science Experiments!
• We are collecting non-perishable food
for Boca Helping Hands.
• Free make-overs by Giggles Kids Salon.
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Free kids workshop by Home Depot. Horse drawn carriage.
Enjoy cookie decorating in our “Bakery.”
Arts & Crafts.
Petting Zoo.
Meet Palm Beach County Fire Rescue and
tour a real fire truck.
• Shop in our “Food Truck Food Court”
for delicious lunch and desserts.
• Bounce houses, face painting, and more!
• Visit our newly renovated Library and sign up
with PJ Library.
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Can you get your
religion at the gym?
M A R C Y S C H U LTZ
Marcy Schultz
Associate Director of Jewish
Living and Learning
[email protected]
In a world where people “feed their souls”
at the gym, a local Starbucks or even their
country club, many people ask themselves:
"Why should we invest time and energy into
Judaism and Jewish experiences? Is religion
important to me and my family?"
Judaism gives us a roadmap of how to live,
including values to incorporate into every
day. Giving charity to those less fortunate—
tzedakah, leaving the world a better place
than you found it—tikkun olam and treating
others with kindness—gemilut chasadim are
all important acts—mitzvot that have their
foundation in Judaism.
Without even realizing it, children learn Jewish
values in social outings with their friends in our
youth groups which span kindergarten through
12th grade. In fun settings like laser tag or
teen travel, our students learn to build a holy
community—Kehillah Kedosha. This community
accepts others for their similarities and
differences, treats each other with respect and
creates an extraordinarily strong social network
which will be with them their whole lives.
Judaism is practiced not only at the
synagogue but also in the home. When
families create an environment to encourage
the importance of being Jewish, of living the
Mitzvot and finding the beauty and meaning
that Judaism holds, together we raise a
generation who will continue the Jewish values
that we hold so dear.
MITZVAH PROJECTS
JUSTIN HOCK
AND SAM FORSTOT
On Saturday, November 14 Sam Forstot and Justin Hock
teamed up to do some good. They organized a basketball
free-throw contest during the Boca Hoops Finals, to benefit
two important organizations they hold near and dear.
“Cancer has touched both of our hearts with a number of
loving family members affected. Since basketball is part of
who we are and is such a big part of our lives, we wanted to
incorporate this into our Mitzvah Project.” The High 5 Division
of Boca Hoops is an unbelievable organization that allows
children and young adults with disabilities, either mental or
physical, to participate in the game of basketball. In addition
to basketball skills, they also learn about sportsmanship and
teamwork. Kids, coaches and even some parents came out
to “Shoot to Make a Difference” and made donations in order
to participate. The contest raised $800.00 and received an
additional donation
from Boca Hoops as
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BROOKE
SEFTON
Brooke has chosen to volunteer
at Otzar, a Sunday school
program that offers a Jewish
educational experience to
students with special needs. She
is also a member of the Palm
Beach County teen court, where
she volunteers on a teen jury
and is responsible for sentencing
teens who have committed
crimes.
MEGHAN MANDILE
Meghan collected candy at the Beck
Family Campus on November 1st. The
candy was used to make goodie bags
to be handed out to the kids at the Boys
and Girls Club of Broward County during
their annual holiday party. In addition to
collecting the candy, Meghan sorted it and
made the bags as well as wrapped gifts
for the children. “I would like to extend a
big thank you to Temple Beth El members
as they amount donated was way beyond
expectations.”
B’NAI MITZVAH
Shira Brockman
Justin Hock
Lauren Glasser
Alex Mark
Brooke Sefton
Sarah Roth
Paloma Garcia
Alyson Martinez
Lauren Squitieri
Jack Bershad
Miranda Cutler
Lane Stevens
Lucas Harris
Idan Strauss
Jacob Bennett
David Romero
Shira Brockman
Daughter of Rabbi Jessica Spitalnic
Brockman and Scott Brockman
January 2, 2016 6:00 pm
Justin Hock
Son of Jamie and Jonathan Hock
January 2, 2016 11:30 am
Lauren Glasser
Daughter of Robin and Craig Glasser
January 4, 2016 10:30 am
Alex Mark
Son of Nicole and Brian Mark
January 9, 2016 9:00 am
Brooke Sefton
Daughter of Stacey and Rob Sefton
January 9, 2016 11:30 am
Sarah Roth
Daughter of Sandy and Larry Roth
January 9, 2016 6:00 pm
Paloma Garcia
Daughter of Allison Holtzman
and Charles Garcia
January 16, 2016 11:30 am
Alyson Martinez
Daughter of Meredith and Joseph Martinez
January 16, 2016 5:30 pm
Lauren Squitieri
Daughter of Beth Kaufman
January 16, 2016 9:00 am
Jack Bershad
Son of Jill and Adam Bershad
January 23, 2016 5:30 pm
Miranda Cutler
Daughter of Michele and Alan Cutler
January 30, 2016 9:00 am
Lane Stevens
Son of Laurie and Haynes Stevens
January 30, 2016 11:30 am
Lucas Harris
Son of Clarissa and Mike Harris
February 6, 2016 9:00 am
Idan Straus
Son of Deborah and Marc Straus
February 6, 2016 5:30 pm
Jacob Bennett
Son of Andrea and Todd Bennett
David Romero
Son of Melissa and Carlos Romero
February 13, 2016 11:30 am
Sam Forstot
Son of Stacy and Jason Forstot
Emily Gordon
Daughter of Felicia and Eric Gordon
February 20, 2016 11:30 am
Joshua Radoff
Son of Alyssa Radoff
February 27, 2016 11:30 am
Ethan Tantleff
Son of Lainie Tantleff
January 23, 2016 9:00 am
Watch the mail for Religious School registration
forms at the beginning of March!
Temple Beth El is able to provide or facilitate
financial assistance for:
MARCH OF THE LIVING • CAMP COLEMAN
ISRAEL SUMMER PROGRAMS • CAMP KUTZ
SIX POINTS SPORTS CAMP
The deadline has been extended! Make sure
to submit your applications to the Religious
School office by February 1, 2016.
Sam Forstot
Emily Gordon
Joshua Radoff
Ethan Tantleff
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EVERYONE’S CLUB
IN THE
MITZVAH PROJECT
come alive after the sun goes
down. Dinner, Havdallah on
the beach, scavenger hunt
and more! Bring your sleeping
bag and PJ’s for this exciting
overnight.
Jules Wolfberg
Director of
Youth Engagement
[email protected]
BOFTY (9-12 GRADES)
AND TEEN ENGAGEMENT
Superhero Day Camp - STAFF
Monday, January 4, 2016
8:00am – 5:00pm
$36.00 per member and donations appreciated.
Volunteer as counselors or
specialists at our annual Camp
Jenny Fundraiser, Superhero
Day Camp. Palm Beach County
Schools are closed but we are
open for a day of fun, camp
style activities. To apply to be
a counselor at our Day Camp
program, please contact
[email protected].
Teen Travel Shabbat*
(open to all 8-12 graders)
at 4:00pm – Sunday,
January 24, at 10:00am
Miami Beach, Temple Beth
Sholom
$30.00 per participant
BOFTY and BESHTY come
together to watch Miami Beach
BOFTY Superbowl Party *
(Open to all 8-12th Graders)
Sunday, February 7, 2016
6:00-10:00pm
The Unger Residence
$10 per teen
Food, fun, and football as we
welcome our 8th Graders to their
first BOFTY event. Teens should
bring a favorite appetizer or
desert to share with the group.
Do you make the best buffalo
wings? Bring them along and
let us be the judge.
Mitzvah Weekend
Registration is closed!
February 12-15, 2016
Give Kids the World Village in
Orlando
$375.00
Spend President’s Day weekend
giving back. Teens from Beth
El and Beth Sholom will volunteer at the resort for children
with life threatening diseases.
Spend a night at Disney Springs
and participate in social evening
programs and pool time.
JR. BOFTY (6-8 GRADES)
NFTY-STR Hatikvah Kallah
(Convention for 6-8 graders)
January 29-31, 2016
Temple Dor Dorim, Weston
BOFTY Disney Shabbat
NFTY-STR (Southern Tropical
Region) joins together for our
weekend convention with our
Middle School students. The
weekend is run by the teenage
regional leadership and adult
staff. Programs include mixers,
services, and a Saturday night
social event. This is a great
way to learn about our region
and NFTY (North American
Federation of Temple Youth) at
a young age. Participants stay
with host families and a minimum of two other participants
will be in each home.
BOFTY Teen Travel Shabbat
(Open to all 8-12 graders)
See descriptor under BOFTY*
BOFTY Superbowl Party
(Open to all 8-12th Graders)
See descriptor under BOFTY*
Airboat Tour and Rainforest
Cafe
Saturday, February 20, 2016
5:00–10:00pm
$40 per person
Look out for gators! Our 6-8
graders will have an exciting
night in the everglades enjoying
dinner at the Rainforest Café followed by a private airboat ride.
CLUB CHAVERIM
(4-5 GRADES)
Chocolate Factory
12:00–4:00pm
$40 per person
Lunch, tour of Hoffman’s
Chocolate Factory, chocolate
making and more!
Havdallah Pajama Party
6:00-8:00pm
(extended hours for those attending the Beth El Bash)
Our K-5th Graders will close
Shabbat together with a
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YOUTH GROUP
AND EVENTS
FOR GRADES K-12
Havdallah Pajama celebration.
Dinner, dessert, havdallah, crafts,
movies and more. 6:00-8:00pm
(extended hours 8:00-10:00pm)
CLUB KITANIM
(2-3 GRADES)
Krav Maga (Israeli Self
Defense)
12:00-2:30pm
Beck Family Campus
Put a KICK in your Sunday
afternoon . An instructor from
Krav Maga Worldwide will teach
our students about the history
of Krav Maga and the basic
“moves” that they use. Lunch
will be provided. Please wear
socks and sneakers.
6:00-8:00pm
(extended hours for those
attending the Beth El Bash)
movies and more. 6:00-8:00pm
(extended hours 8:00-10:00pm)
CLUB RISHON (K-1 GRADE)
6:00-8:00pm
(extended hours for those
attending the Beth El Bash)
movies and more.
6:00-8:00pm (extended hours
8:00-10:00pm)
To register visit
www.tbeboca.org\youthengagement or call Jules at
561-391-9091.
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Mitzvahs of the Month
Family
Promise
Host
Week
Each month, one or more Mitzvah Projects
is highlighted by the Social Action Committee.
Sign up for mitzvahs online at www.tbeboca.org/social-action or contact
Joanne Kabel in the clergy office at [email protected] or call
561-391-8900 or Rabbi Greg Weisman at [email protected].
March 6-13
2016
JANUARY
iPod Collection
to benefit MorseLife’s Music and
Memory Project
Collection bins at both campuses
all month long
When someone you love struggles with
Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease, or other
forms of dementia, it can be a challenge to
communicate and find ways to make life more
pleasant. Listening to familiar music can trigger
long-term memory, renew a sense of identity and
improve mood, cognition and socialization. MorseLife’s Music and Memory Program is now
helping patients with dementia to have more
peaceful days. Through the generosity of donors,
MorseLife is able to provide the iPod with a
customized playlist to our patients at no charge.
Alive Inside film screening
Habitat for Humanity
Supplies Drive
Throughout the month of January, we will be
collecting supplies necessary for our Habitat for
Humanity Build. Please bring unopened packages
of the following:
Types of Supplies Needed
• Band-Aids
• Paper plates
• Antiseptic wipes
• Paper towels
• Sunscreen
• Napkins
• Bug Spray
• Plastic flatware
• Hand Sanitizer
• Cases of Bottled
• Large garbage
Water
bags
Items will be collected on both the Schaefer
and Beck Family Campuses.
Gift of Life Walk
Tuesday, January 26, 2015 • 2:00pm
No Charge/No RSVP
The impact of music and memory is
depicted in Alive Inside, an award-winning,
uplifting cinematic exploration of music
and its effect on the mind. Chronicling
the astonishing experiences of seniors
with dementia, social worker Dan Cohen,
renowned neurologist and author Oliver
Sacks and musician Bobby McFerrin offer
insights on the healing power of music.
Sponsored by Morse Life.
8:00am
Florida Atlantic University
Join Temple Beth El in supporting Gift of Life
Bone Marrow Foundation at the 2016 Walk for
Life in Boca Raton. Led by team leader Debi
Jackman, we are raising funds and awareness for
bone marrow and blood stem cell transplants.
Registration begins at 8:00am, Welcome
Ceremony at 8:30am, and the 5k run/walk begins
at 9:00am. The Closing Celebration will be at
10:30am.
FEBRUARY
Habitat for Humanity Build
Saturday, February 6, 2016 • 8:00am – 12:00pm
Make a difference in our community, and help build a house for at-risk families who benefit from the
life-changing opportunity of homeownership. Minimum age is 16 years old to participate. Absolutely no
experience is required! More information about the build site will be shared with those who register.
Family Promise is a local
organization that helps
support families during
times of economic
distress. Along
with other religious
communities Temple
Beth El supports this
wonderful organization
by helping to staff the
Family Promise house
in East Boca. During
that week, volunteers
from the Temple are
needed to bring and eat
dinner with the family,
help the kids with their
homework, and spend
the night to help get the
family off to school and
work in the morning.
This is a great
opportunity for anyone
who wants to give back
to the community, and
is a wonderful mitzvah
project for any b’nai
mitzvah students.
For more information,
contact Rabbi Greg
Weisman at gweisman@
tbeboca.org or
561-391-8900 or Ronni
Graf at thegrafs@
hotmail.com.
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ZUGOT
SUNDAY MORNING
BOOK CLUB
Social gatherings for adults
in their 20s and 30s
Shabbachi!
6:00 pm
Saito’s Japanese Steakhouse
Promenade at Coconut Creek
$30/adult, $15/child under 8, and includes a full hibachi
dinner with unlimited soft drinks
Join Zugot, Temple Beth El’s Young Adults and Young
Families, for a Hibachi Shabbat Dinner, one of the most
popular events last year! Welcome in Shabbat with
wonderful friends in the private dining room at Saito’s.
All are welcome and bring the kids!
Made possible in part by the generosity of the
Brotherhood and Sisterhood
of Temple Beth El and the
Jewish Federation of South
Palm Beach County.
For more information and to register,
go to www.tbeboca.org/20s-30s.
Beth El Bash
6:30pm
Step out with Zugot and the rest of Temple Beth El at the
Beth El Bash. A night of great food, friends, and dancing
await! Tracey and Gabe Grossman and Rabbi Greg and
Tami Weisman are on the host committee and will be
forming Zugot tables. Registration is available at
www.tbeboca.org/beth-el-bash
Led by clergy and congregants, we
discuss books with a Jewish theme.
If you love to read, this is not to be
missed. Open to all!
The Book of Stone by Jonathan
Papernick
10:00-11:30am
The Book of Stone examines the evolution of the terrorist
mentality and the complexities of religious extremism.
Matthew Stone has inherited a troubling legacy: a gangster
grandfather and a distant father—who is also a disgraced
judge. After his father’s death, Matthew is a young man
alone. He turns to his father’s beloved books for comfort,
perceiving within them guidance that leads him to connect
with a group of religious extremists.
ISRAEL TRIP
with Rabbi Dan Levin
June 14 – 27, 2016
Contact Elinor Josephson for information at
[email protected] or 561-391-8900
FUN. ALL GROWN UP
Small Group Get-Togethers for Adults in their 40’s and 50’s.
FORT LAUDERDALE ART WALK
AT FAT VILLAGE
AND DINNER AT STACHE
7:00 pm FAT Village Art Walk
9:00 pm Dinner at Stache
$45/per person including hors d’oeuvres,
light bites and a cocktail in a
private room for just our group.
Great art, live music, delicious food, good friends and more! Meet up in
the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale to explore the FAT (Flagler Arts &
Technology) Village Art Walk. This former downtown warehouse village
turned cultural district hosts a monthly art walk on the last
ULNTITIATIVE
Saturday of every month beginning at 7:00 pm.
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After enjoying this eclectic art experience,
RIEN
EXPE
join together at 9:00pm at STACHE, Fort
Lauderdale’s premiere cocktail lounge, coffee
bar, nightclub and concert hall celebrating the
art of mixology. Let their bartenders excite your senses with one of their
signature cocktails or one of the classics.
Space is limited and this event will sell out. RSVP at www.tbeboca.org/adult-experiences or contact
Elinor Josephson at [email protected] or 561-391-8900.
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AROUND TEMPLE BETH EL
Chai & New Member Shabbat • Conversations on the Cutting Edge • Light the Night Walk
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Chai and New Member Shabbat
1 Ted & M.E. Davis, Arnold & Gladys Granet, Susan Sosin,
Helene & Jay Eichler, Rabbi Dan Levin, Toni & Arnold
Berliner
2 Sam & Ron Barhai, Elissa Goldberg & Michael
Raudebaugh, Elyssa & Dave Medvedev
3 Suzanne Katz, Gina Shugar, Rachael Rand, Elinor
Josephson
4 Marjorie & Dennis Berg, Helene & Jay Eichler, Barbara &
Harvey Morris, Howard & Lorraine Freeman,
Anne & Sherman Tufel
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Conversations on the Cutting Edge
5 Leslie Glickman, Laurie Schuster, Nancy Colman,
Sandy Quinter
6 Lori Newman, Gabby Bernstein
7 Jessica Bershad, Jill Bershad, Marjorie Minor,
Melissa Cohen
Light the Night Walk
8 Judy & Mike Blackman
9 Ann Lois Ballon, Brian Sindel
10Sherry Lerner, Lisa Zwick, Josh Lerner
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Debbi Rosenblum and Shari Schwamm
Sisterhood Co-Presidents
[email protected]
www.tbeboca.org/sisterhood
EVENTS
Knit and Knosh
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
(first Tuesday of every month!)
(Room 802 or 804)
10:00am
WRJ Meeting
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Beck Family Campus
7:00pm
Conversations on the Cutting
Edge with Dr. Robert Putnam
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
6:00pm
Brotherhood/Sisterhood Brunch
with speakerNancy Spielberg
Brunch and Speaker 10:00am
Movie “Above and Beyond”
7:00pm
Knit and Knosh
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
(first Tuesday of every month!)
(room 802 or 804)
10:00am
WRJ Meeting
Thursday, February 4, 2016
7:00pm
Paid Up Membership Event
Thursday, February 11, 2016
7:00pm
TBD
Looking Forward:
Sisterhood Shabbat
Friday, March 4, 2016
7:30pm
Perez Museum Miami
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
10:00am-4:00pm
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“What is religion for?” is the theme of this month’s Chronicle. Having recently spent
a long weekend with 5000 Reform Jews, I think I have the answer. Religion is for
community. Of course, most religious people pray and perhaps attend religious services,
but after spending time in Orlando at the URJ Biennial I can say with confidence that
we need community. Our Jewish community is incredibly powerful, both locally and
around the world. What we all learned at the Biennial is that, as a community, our URJ
community has a voice. Both the URJ and the WRJ spent quite a bit of time discussing
and passing resolutions regarding a variety of very important and quite daring topics.
The URJ passed the most comprehensive inclusion and non-discrimination resolution
with regards to transgender people. The WRJ passed resolutions to be a force in both
the parental leave rights movement and the anti-texting while driving movement. All of
these resolutions involve the community. Praying with 5000 Reform Jews for Shabbat
was a communal experience unlike any other I have experienced. Temple Beth El had
the largest delegation of ANY temple there. What a beautiful community we have! In late
November and early December, Sisterhood held two amazing programs. Bingotini and
our Woman of Valor luncheon were extremely well attended with well over 150 people
attending each. People were there to support our community. We need community now
more than ever. Join us at Sisterhood events and be a part of our community!
Sisterhood Holiday Greetings
Averbook Family
Ruth Berg
Linda and Bill Berger and family
The Blechman Family
Barbara and Mariel Butan
Cindy and Shabtai Chassan
Robin Eisenberg and Andy Broido
Dr. Merrill, Irene, Jennifer and Melissa Epstein
Jean Erdheim
Nancy-Jo and Alan Feinberg
Sue and Steve Feldman
Aline Fisher
Roy, Debra, Julie, Rachel,
Jacob, Brad, and Ben Fleishman
Lisa, Jonathan, Josh and Casey Franklin
The Gaynor Family
Glenda and Ken Gordon and Family
Judy and Gordon Grenn
The Hirsh Family
Herb and Debi Jackman and Micah Tucker
Elinor and Jay Josephson
The Kalmansons
Rebecca, Alan, Sammy, Robby and Suzy Klasfeld
The Klebanoff Family
Amy LaGala
Sherry, Ken, Rachel, Hannah and Josh Lerner
Jan and Allen Lev
The Levin Family, Rabbi Dan, Aimee,
Ari, Meredith and Eliana
Stephanie, Nathaniel,
Rachel, Rebecca and Jacob Lowen
EJ and Stephen Manton
Shelley and Larry Marcus
Annette and Ken Mogell
Bruce, Susan, Eliza and Jordan Moldow
Pam Nadler and Mark Sickles
Lori and Richard Newman
Lois and Justin Niles
Andrea and Mark Platt
Margie and Maurice Plough Jr
Susan and Barry Podolsky
The Romer Family
Debbi and Larry Rosenblum and Family
The Schaum Family
Karen, Lenny, Michael and Carly Schloss
Linda and Bobby Schmier
Bob, Sharyn, Daniel, and Marc Schneiderman
The Schwamm Family
Dina, Andrew, Ethan and Jasper Schwartz
Lori, Lizzie and Adam Shapiro
The Shulman Family
Allan and Janet Sussberg and Family
The Walin Family: Wendy, Steve, Derek and Zach
Rabbi Greg, Tami, Claire, and Daphne Weisman
Michelle,Todd,Jenna and Brett Wolff
Lisa, Andrew, Amanda and Ian Zwick
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Andrew H. Zwick, and Alan S. Klasfeld
Brotherhood Co-Presidents
[email protected]
www.tbeboca.org/brotherhood
EVENTS
“Above and Beyond”
Breakfast with the Filmmaker,
Nancy Spielberg
10:00am
$18 for Temple Beth El members/
$25 for non-Temple members
“Above and Beyond”
Screening and discussion with
the filmmakers, Nancy Spielberg
and Roberta Grossman
7:00pm
$10General Admission/ Free for
Breakfast Attendees
It’s been five months since we both accepted the leadership roles as copresidents of Temple Beth El Brotherhood. When we started there was
trepidation and anxiety. We both have numerous other responsibilities in work,
family and other personal interests and endeavors. The questions in our minds
were daunting. Would the other men of Temple Beth El follow our leadership?
Could we command respect while still respecting the opinions of others?
Could we fulfill our obligations to the Temple without messing up? Would
there be enough spare cash in our budget to pay for the pizza we order at every
board meeting? Maybe that’s what religion is for. To relieve the anxiety of the
unknown. To provide the reason for faith in yourself and that all things will
work out if you are righteous and holy.
So Hallelujah! We must have found some old time religion because
Brotherhood, and the two of us, are happy to report we’re managing just fine.
This year we have had the re-introduction of Brotherhood Networking and
our first Family Movie Night under the stars at the Beck Family Campus. Both
events were overwhelming successes and have left Temple Beth El asking for
more. We will be happy to oblige. Our Annual Golf Event honored Bob Marton
this year and we set new records in attendance, and money raised which will
go to support the Temple Beth El community and in part the Bet Elazraki
Children’s Home in Israel.
Upcoming in the new year we are happy to be co-sponsoring with Sisterhood
the Temple Beth El premier of Above and Beyond. This event will be Sunday,
January 17 at the Schaefer Campus. There will be a discussion with the film’s
director Nancy Spielberg during a brunch, followed by the movie screening
later in the evening. February features Super Bowl Shizzel on February 7,
2016 at Beck Family Campus. Starting just after noontime you can spend some
time playing with the pigskin and participating in fun football contests with
your young children. Lunch will be served.
You can find more information about upcoming Brotherhood activities in our
Brotherhood brochures. They are located in the lobbies of Schaefer and Beck
Family Campuses.
BROTHERHOOD
SOFTBALL TEAM
SuperBowl Shizzel
12:00 noon
Beck Family Campus
Fun, football and lunch with your
young children in the Big Back
Yard at the Beck Family Campus.
Join the Temple Beth El
Brotherhood softball team!
After our impressive playoff
performance last season, finishing
in the top half of the city Religious
League, we are once again playing
against local houses of worship
starting in January 2016. Games are
Saturday evenings at the Spanish River
Athletic Facilities at de Hoernle Park.
Jeremy Weiss, Shortstop
For more information, please contact
Mike Singer at mikesinger100@
hotmail.com or 336-782-1614. January/February 2016
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4:30 PM-Religious School (BFC)
9:30 AM-Shir Joy (BFC)
11:30 AM-Shir Joy
12:00 PM-Club Chaverim (4th and 5th
St. Joan of Arc (OOT)
12:30 PM-Shir Ruach
9:30 AM-Religious School (SFC & BFC)
11:30 AM-Shir Joy
12:15 PM- Interfaith Mass Service at
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Rabbi Dan’s House (OOT)
12:30 PM-Shir Ruach
2:00 PM-New Member Meet & Greet at
Grade) (OOT)
Education
Tu B’Shevat
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7:00 PM-Membership & Engagement
Committee Meeting (OOT)
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
(School & Offices Closed)
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11
8:00 AM- Superhero Camp with BOFTY
10:30 AM-Bat Mitzvah of Lauren Glasser
No Religious School
MONDAY
9:30 AM-Kindergarten and 1st Grade Family
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Spielberg Breakfast
7:00 PM-Above and Beyond movie &
speaker with Nancy Spielberg
10:00 AM-Above and Beyond with Nancy
No Religious School
17
Grade Cross Campus Program BFC to SFC
11:30 AM-Shir Joy
12:00 PM-Club Kitanim Krav Maga (BFC)
12:30 PM-Shir Ruach
9:30 AM-Religious School (SFC & BFC) 5th
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SUNDAY
All programs are at SFC unless
otherwise indicated
SFC-Schaefer Family Campus
BFC-Beck Family Campus
According to Robert Putnam
2:00 PM-“Alive Inside” with MorseLife
4:30 PM-Religious School (SFC & BFC)
6:00 PM-BOFTY Dinner (BFC)
7:00 PM-TA Class for 7th Graders (BFC)
7:00 PM-Shir Shalom - Adult Choir
7:00 PM-Confirmation
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12:00 PM-Lunch & Learn: The World
6:30 PM-Derech Torah Dinner (BFC)
7:00 PM-Confirmation (BFC)
7:00 PM-Derech Torah (BFC)
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12
6:00 PM-BOFTY Dinner (BFC)
7:00 PM-Spirituality Series: Conversations
on the Cutting Edge with Harvard Professor
Robert Putnam
7:00 PM-Journey Through Judaism (BFC)
7:00 PM-Bubbe’s Kitchen for 7th Graders
6:30 PM-Derech Torah Dinner (BFC)
7:00 PM-Derech Torah (BFC)
5
10:00 AM-Knit & Knosh
TUESDAY
27
9:00 AM-Shared Care
7:00 PM-Introduction to Judaism
7:00 PM-Adult B’nai Mitzvah Class
20
9:00 AM-Shared Care
6:15 PM-Faculty Meetings (BFC)
7:00 PM-ELC-Parenthood Meeting (BFC)
7:30 PM-Social Action Committee Meeting
13
9:00 AM-Shared Care
6
9:00 AM-Shared Care
WEDNESDAY
4:30 PM-BBM Class (SFC & BFC)
28
1/28 - 1/31-Interfaith Weekend
21
7:00 PM-Board of Trustees Meeting
14
6:30 PM-Brotherhood Board Meeting (BFC)
7:00 PM-Sisterhood Board Meeting (BFC)
7:00 PM- Religious School Visioning Task
Force
7
4:30 PM-BBM Class (SFC &BFC)
THURSDAY
1
Shabbat
7:30 PM-Shabbat Evening Service: Interfaith
(OOT)
29
1/29 - 2/01-NFTY STR Hatikvah Kallah
Shira
22
7:30 PM-Shabbat Evening Service: Shabbat
15
6:00 PM-Zugot Shabbatchi (OOT)
6:00 PM-Shabbat at 6
K-1 families (BFC)
7:30 PM-Shabbat Evening Service
8
7:00 PM- Pajama Part Shabbat for
New Year’s Day, School and
Offices Closed
FRIDAY
2014
2016
JANUARY
MAY
2
Dinner (OOT)
30
9:00 AM-Bat Mitzvah of Miranda Cutler
9:30 AM-Shabbat Morning Torah Study
10:00 AM-Family Fun Day (BFC)
10:45 AM-Shabbat Morning Minyan
11:30 AM-Bat Mitzvah of Lane Stevens
7:00 PM-Ft. Lauderdale Art Walk and
9:00 AM-Bar Mitzvah of Ethan Tantleff
5:30 PM-Bar Mitzvah of Jack Bershad
23
1/23 - 1/24-Teen Travel Shabbat (OOT)
16
9:00 AM-Bat Mitzvah of Lauren Squitieri
11:30 AM-Bat Mitzvah of Paloma Garcia
5:30 PM-Bat Mitzvah of Alyson Martinez
9
9:00 AM-Bar Mitzvah of Alex Mark
11:30 AM-Bat Mitzvah of Brooke Sefton
6:00 PM-Bat Mitzvah of Sarah Roth
11:30 AM-Bar Mitzvah of Justin Hock
6:00 PM-Bat Mitzvah of Shira Brockman
SATURDAY
7
Grade Cross Campus Program SFC to BFC
11:30 AM-Shir Joy
12:30 PM-Shir Ruach
9:30 AM-3rd Grade Family Education
9:30 AM-Religious School (SFC & BFC) 5th
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6th Grade Cross Campus Program SFC to BFC
11:30 AM-Shir Joy
12:30 PM-Shir Ruach
3:00 PM-Cantor Stephen Dubov z’’l
Memorial Concert
21
2/14 - 2/16-No Religious School
14
Managing Bubbie
11:30 AM-Shir Joy
12:00 PM-Brotherhood Super Shizzel (BFC)
12:30 PM-Shir Ruach
1:00 PM-Senior Circle: Managing Bubbie
5:30 PM- BOFTY Super Bowl Party (OOT)
10:00 AM-Sunday Morning Book Club
SUNDAY
MONDAY
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Committee Meeting (OOT)
22
7:00 PM-Membership & Engagement
PJ Library President’s Day at
Bedner’s Farm (OOT)
closed
President’s Day - School and offices
15
8
2
23
12:00 PM-Lunch & Learn: “Love & Faith”
6:00 PM-BOFTY Dinner
7:00 PM-Derech Torah
16
8:00 AM-Finance Committee Meeting
6:30 PM-Derech Torah Dinner
7:00 PM-Journey Through Judaism
(BFC)
9
6:00 PM-BOFTY Dinner
7:00 PM-Stewardship Committee Meeting
Committee Meeting
6:30 PM-Derech Torah Dinner
7:00 PM-Derech Torah
10:00 AM-Knit & Knosh
5:30 PM-Facilities and Technology
TUESDAY
24
9:00 AM-Shared Care
17
9:00 AM-Shared Care
7:00 PM-ELC-Parenthood Meeting (BFC)
10
9:00 AM-Shared Care
6:30 PM-Mausoleum Committee Meeting
7:30 PM-Social Action Committee Meeting
3
9:00 AM-Shared Care
WEDNESDAY
4
25
7:00 PM-Board of Trustees Meeting (BFC)
18
Event (OOT)
11
6:30 PM-Brotherhood Board Meeting (BFC)
7:00 PM-Sisterhood Paid Up Membership
7:00 PM-Sisterhood Board Meeting
7:30 PM-RAC Committee Meeting
THURSDAY
5
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6:00 PM-Shabbat at 6 with the K-2nd
Graders
19
2/19 - 2/21-8th & 9th Grade Retreat (OOT)
with the 5th graders
12
7:30 PM-Kaballat Service
7:30 PM-Shabbat Evening Family Service
6:00 PM-Tot Shabbat and Pizza Dinner at
Beck Family Campus (BFC)
2/05 - 2/07-Confirmation Retreat (OOT)
Early Childhood Staff
Professional Day (Early
Childhood Classes not in
Session) (BFC)
FRIDAY
20142016
FEBRUARY
1
All programs are at SFC unless
otherwise indicated
SFC-Schaefer Family Campus
BFC-Beck Family Campus
6
6:30 PM-Beth El Bash
Pajama Party
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11:30 AM-Bar Mitzvah of Joshua Radoff
6:00 PM- Youth Group Havdallah
20
9:00 AM-Bar Mitzvah of Sam Forstot
11:30 AM-Bat Mitzvah of Emily Gordon
5:00 PM-Jr. BOFTY (OOT)
7:00 PM-Zugot Movie Night (BFC)
13
9:00 AM-Bar Mitzvah of Jacob Bennett
11:30 AM-Bar Mitzvah of David Romero
8:00 AM-Habitat for Humanity Build (OOT)
9:00 AM-Bar Mitzvah of Lucas Harris
6:00 PM-Bar Mitzvah of Idan Straus
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Bake at 350 until golden brown about 25 minutes Scoop
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Yahrzeit
Gifts from 09/20/15 – 11/16/2015
Janet Adelman by Terry & Shelly Adelman
Carl Krawchenko by Sandi & Bob Altner
Julius Aronson by Marian & Irene Aronson
Mordechai Bogushov by Anya Baum
Andrew Jay Nick by Judith Beiner
Shirley Cohen and Irving L. Quinter
by Ferne & Bill Berger
Herman Berger by Linda & Bill Berger & Family
Evelyn Manning by Linda & William Berger
Leonard Kapin by Eileen & Steven Berliner
Miriam Goodman and Sonya Pulerwitz
by Toni & Arnold Berliner
Jacob Bernstein by Claire & Leo Bernstein
Frieda Bernstein by Claire & Leo Bernstein
Jerome Blackman by Judy & Mike Blackman
Philip Blackman by Judy & Mike Blackman
Jenny Heitzer by Claire Bland
Peter Findler by Marianne Bobick
Jeanne Bowen by Julius Bowen
Charlotte Shelnitz by Fredda & Len Broverman
Susan L. Sabath by Dana Brown
Louis Bucksbaum by Maurice Bucksbaum
Carm Cherry by Jay Cherry
Eleanor Rothstein by Elaine Colker
Edith Copulsky by Maxine & Joseph Copulsky
Sam Rabinovitz by Ann Dershowitz
Saul Scherer by Saralyn & Gerry Dicker
Belle Scherer Hammer by Saralyn & Gerry Dicker
Irving Schattner by Abigail Ditzian
Robert Steinhouse by Roz Eisenrod
Rita F. Abbott and Ida S. Epstein
by Irene, Merrill, Jennifer & Melissa Epstein
Israel Ouizel by Sybil Firestone
Irving Fishman by Celina Fishman
Yakov Fishman by Zina Fishman
Sophy Harris by Rani Garfinkle
Phyllis Gart by Carol & David Gart
Anne Milavsky and Herman Milavsky
by Harvey & Judy Glatt
Anna Gold and Louis Wohl by Anne & Jerry Gold
Ilene Gordon by Judy & Jim Gordon
Ben Gorodinsky by Sondra Gorodinsky
Adrian Gould by Lew Gould
Adrian Gould by Susan Gould
Anna Finkel by Gladys & Arnold Granet
Duff Greenbaum by Frances Greenbaum
Harvey Goldberg by Sylvia Greenberg
Herbert M. Schwarz by Laurie & Jon Greene
David Grossman by Susen Grossman
Helen Harmelin & David Harmelin
by Karen, Bob & Cheryl Harmelin
Harvey Abrams by Adele & Ed Haymes
Rebecca Basel by Naomi Hermann
Richard Kurtz by Melinda & Tom Herr
Maurice Benjamin Cohen
by Brigitte & Bruce Himelstein
Michael Jacobson by Eileen Jacobson
Beryl Barron and Samuel Jaffe by Jack Jaffe
Celia Lind by Natalie Klebanoff
Sergio Colicheski by Bianca & Aaron Krickstein
Milton Levenson by Ruth Levenson
Martin Leventhal by Jane Leventhal
Jesse Buck by Lois Levin
Beth Levine by Betsy Silverfine & Russell Levine
Daniel Klein by Carolyne & Ed Levy
Lucy Levy by Carolyne & Ed Levy
Hortense C. Klein by Carolyne Levy
Robert Madan by Peggy Madan
William Maltz by Renee Maltz
Nettie Pomerantz by Shelley & Larry Marcus
Gabriel Sandperil by Marcia Meyers
Donald Glachman by Linda & Jay Midwall
Natalie Moskowitz by Morris Moskowitz
Libby Neuren by Arline & Eli Neuren
Anita Newman by Bill Newman
Sarah Dick, Harvey Dick, Morton Newman,
Beth Vincent and Celia Wine
by Cheryl & Bob Newman
Albert Katz by Natalie Pelavin
Selma Perper by Hedy & Jon Perper
Alan W. Pollak, Daisy Lewis Straas and
Mildred Straas by Sarah Pollak
Sylvia Collins by Brenda & Maurice Pollock
Lillian Pollock by Brenda & Maurice Pollock
Elsie Press by Sherry Redler
Nellie Tuschman by Idah Robins
Roberta Meyers by The Romer Family
Fannie Rosengarden by Ardath Rosengarden
Ira Burton Rosenthal by Diane Rosenthal
Pauline Mellman and Martin Mellman
by Tobe & Joshua Rubin
Anna Saferstein by Norman Saferstein
Rudolph Eichler by Shirley Saferstein
Minnie M. Kahn by Jean Satin
Norman Schepps by Selma Schepps
Lillian Sandhaus by Elaine Schlessberg
Leslie Schmier & Seymour Neuman
by Linda & Bobby Schmier
Rose Bobroff by Linda & Bobby Schmier
Harold Dolby by Leslie Schwam
Harry Friedman by Roberta & Lorrie Shafer
Molly Shuchat by Jackie & Jeffrey Shuchat
Robert M. Bernstein by Debby Silver
Samuel Bernstein by Debby Silver
Max Livon by Muriel & Leon Simon
Bernice Spiegelman by Jerry Spiegelman
Ron Stone by Rona Steinberg
Cy Charney by Rona Steinberg
Rachel Broomberg Tamchin
by Barbara & Len Tamchin
Arthur J. Tamchin by Leonard Tamchin
Hyman Taub by Ronna & Marc Taub
Max Tufel by Ann & Sherman Tufel
Alben Tufel by Ann & Sherman Tufel
Paula Ageloff by Ann & Sherman Tufel
Allan Ageloff by Ann & Sherman Tufel
Frances Pick by Alice Turner
Beatrice Twer by Daniel Twer
Dr. Stella Wachsler by Emanuel Wachsler
Bernice Weishoff by Steven Weishoff
Gary Solomon by Randi & Steven Weiss
Irene Tirck by Jacquelyn & Al Wheeler
David Tash by Jill Wrube
Michelle & Mitch Hershey by Rhonda
& Marc Strauss
Barry & Susan Podolsky leading our delegation to
the 2015 URJ Biennial by Brian Sindel
the birth of Daphne Meital Weisman
by Miriam & Jack Boshes
by Michelle Auslander Cohen
by Ilyne Mendelson & Steve Terk
by Natalie Pelavin
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
the birth of Cole Hunter Legum by Robin
Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
the birth of Jackson Kenneth Murphy by
Robin Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
the marriage of Gail Podolsky to Kim Fernandez
by Robin Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
the marriage of Whitney & Jason Shafer by
the birth of Daphne Meital Weisman by
In Honor of
Gifts from 09/20/2015 – 11/16/2015
ANNUAL GIVING
in honor of
the birthday of Cynthia Gunther by Andrea Raab
of Temple Beth El by Linny & Jeff Yankow
EDWARD I. & FREYDA BURNS
FAMILY SERVICES FUND
in honor of
the marriage of Jan Saverick’s daughter,
Sami by Freyda & Ed Burns
GELFAND/ARPE YOUNG
CHILDRENS INNOVATIVE
EDUCATION FUND
in honor of
Tracey Grossman’s new lay leadership
position at the ADL by Aline Fisher
MUSIC FUND
in appreciation of
Allen & Jan Lev for all the work done for the TBE
delegation to the Biennial by Brian Sindel
Rachael Rand by Fran Lenter
Rabbi, Cantor & Staff for their love & support
during my illness by Ruth Berg
in celebration of
Stanley’s 93rd birthday by Judith & Stanley Gray
in honor of
Liliana Abramsom by Mirta & Mario Jolodosky
Liliana Abramson & Jerry Zensky by Florence Wasser
the marriage of Jennifer & Ryan Beck by
Eliza Prince-Atias & Kobi Atias
George Brock’s hospitality over the holiday
by Michelle Auslander Cohen
Alan Brustein and Family by Michelle
Auslander Cohen
the 80th birthday of Sandy Goldberg by
Mildred & Beryl Barenholtz
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in honor of Karin and Andres Groszman
by Michelle & Daniel Serber
ISRAEL YOUTH TRAVEL FUND
in honor of
the marriage of Jennifer & Ryan Beck
by Michael Gelfand
on the occasion of
Dr. Alan Shuster opening a Stuart
office by Michael Gelfand
GENERAL FUND
GIVING TREE
to thank
Lori Shapiro for the care & compassion to
our family during our difficult time
by Linda Sommers & Family
PATTY & LOUIS BECK FAMILY
ENDOWMENT FUND
in honor of
the marriage of Ryan Beck by Harriet
Adams-Gillett & Brian Gillett
by Jan & Allen Lev
to thank
Patty & Louis Beck by Anita & Henry Schneider
PODOLSKY FAMILY FUND
in honor of
by Susan & Barry Podolsky
PRAYER BOOK FUND
in honor of
Carol Levin Garcy’s 90th birthday by
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in appreciation of
Rabbi Greg Weisman for his support during
our difficult time by Edwin Lasher
in honor of
the decades of friendship of Patty & Louis
Beck by Fern & Rabbi Sheldon Harr
Liliana Abramson’s birthday
by Claudia Fishman
by Barbara & Mitch Kaplun
by Victoria & Brian Nelson
by Irene Lewin-Stempler
the celebration of life of Liliana Abramson
by Ilona & Roberto Fridman
by Patricia & Sylvio Gilbert
by Mr. & Mrs. Brian Mair
by Scott Sexton
by Dorene & Ron Shapiro
Liliana Abramson & Jerry Zensky
by Maidie Schwartz
by Liliana Abramson & Jerry Zensky
by Eileen & Barney Frumkin
the celebration of life of Liliana Abramson &
Jerry Zensky by Irene & Merrill Epstein
the naming of our daughter, Harper by
Jaclyn & Jason Naparstek
our aliyah by Hedy & Yoel Nuriel
the birth of Daphne Meital Weisman
by Judith Chason
to thank
Rabbi Levin for the care & compassion to
our family during our difficult time
by Linda Sommers & Family
Rabbi Levin for officiating at Selma Galer’s
funeral by Richard Tobin
Rabbi Levin in memory of Leonard
Zeitlin by Karen Zeitlin
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
in honor of
the birth of Sophia Halle Abell by Robin
Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
the marriage of Amanda & Jeremy Blechman
by Robin Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
SAMUEL & MOLLIE LUKS
ENDOWMENT FOR SPECIAL
NEEDS EDUCATION FUND
in honor of
the 50th anniversary of Dr. & Mrs. Norman
Friedman by Fran & George Weinberg
STEVE BROWN ENDOWMENT FUND
in honor of
the marriage of Michelle Schwartz and Larry
Lidov by Jill & Alan Slootsky
TREES TO ISRAEL
in honor of
the 75th birthday of Esta Solomon
by Gertrude Siegel
TURNOFF FAMILY
ENDOWMENT FUND
in appreciation of
the incredible kindness & friendship of Milton
& Ricki Barbarosh by Andrea Raab
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Our Congregation Mourns
Sylvia Greenberg*, beloved member
Shirley Guzy, mother of Todd & Julie Guzy, grandmother of Matt & Danny Guzy
Dorothy Pearl*, beloved member
Claire Bland*, beloved member
Ruthe Levine, aunt of Bobby & Linda Schmier, aunt of Jeff & Gabi Schmier
Isidore Thompson, brother-in-law of Miriam & Jack Boshes
Marilyn D. Swab, mother of Christopher & Nina Swab,
grandmother of Amber & Justin Swab
Fern Luban, sister of Lisa Seigler
Dr. Howard Nusbaum*, husband of Barbara Nusbaum
Norman Berman*, husband of Iris Berman
Stuart Rhodes, father of Steven & Nancy Rhodes, grandfather of Halle Rhodes
Dennis Morton, father of Duncan Morton & Cindy Katz
Morton, grandfather of Ian & Jason Morton
William Gladstone, husband of Marilynn Gladstone
Maurice Hattem, father of Steven & Ileen Hattem, grandfather of Sophia & Max Hattem
David Carter, father of Dr. Alison Carter & David Katz, grandfather of Tara Katz
Judge Bertram Harnett*, husband of Ruth Harnett
Phyllis Schwartz*, wife of Ira Schwartz
Murray Lowenthal, father of Debby & Joel Neiterman
*Laid to Rest in the Temple Beth El Mausoleum
Mace Hirschman, father of Luanne Hirschman-Gotterer & Larry Gotterer
Mazel Tov To
Tobi & Sean Lebowitz on the birth of their daughter
Lainey Sarah Lebowitz, big brother Jonah
Rachael & Rob Rand on the birth of their daughter Shayna
Liel Rand, grandmother is Judy Goldberg
Stacy & Matthew Federlin on the birth of their son Marcus
Cody Federlin, grandmother is Karen Klebenoff
Amy & Eli Buzaglo on the marriage of their daughter Sarah to David Attias
Judith & Stanley Gray on the marriage of their grandson Jason to Jacqueline Feinberg
Debbie & Chas Averbook on the marriage of their daughter Jennifer to Matthew Kaylie
Adrienne & Irwin Kotlove on the marriage of their granddaughter Allison Levy to Asaf Ofir
Rebecca Greenspoon & Matthew Ginder on their marriage
Ron Lewis on his engagement to Peni Richman
Harold Kirstein on the marriage of his son Zach to Sydney Adler
Sally & Murray Halperin on the engagement of their daughter Marin to Michael Mandel
Debbie Eisenberg on the marriage of her brother William to Jaime Smith
Barbara Solomon & Martin Malaga on their marriage
Jennifer & Ryan Beck on their marriage, parents are Patty & Louis Beck
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In Memory of
Gifts from 09/20/2015 – 11/16/2015
Helen Perlman by Sheila & Peter Sokalsky
Helen Rosenblatt by Shirley Roth
Kate, mother of Roz Silberstein by
Ursula & Lenny Hess
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in memory of
Ethel Licker by Maris & Hal Dunn
Ralph Licker by Maris & Hal Dunn
GIVING TREE
in memory of
Meral Ehrenstein by Suzy & Brian Broad
ALAN & PHYLLIS WEINER
ENDOWMENT FUND
in memory of
Bertha Finkel by Phyllis & Alan Weiner
Henry Weiner by Phyllis & Alan Weiner
IDA & HERMAN HERST
SCHOLAR‑IN‑RESIDENCE
ENDOWMENT
CANTOR STEPHEN DUBOV
CONCERT ENDOWMENT FUND
in memory of
Richard Sommers by Vicki Dubinsky
CARYN & PETER MINTZ RELIGIOUS
SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
in memory of
Evelyn Fisher Solomonov by Ilyne
Mendelson & Steve Terk
DR. MELVIN HOMER
ENDOWMENT FUND
in memory of
Helen Jane Friedman by Cindy & Paul Homer
EARLY CHILDHOOD FUND
in memory of
Claire Bland by Ruth Goldberg
Jay L. Cohen by Adrienne & Irwin Kotlove
Rella Sachs by Marian & Marvin Gruber
Paul Weiner by Marian & Marvin Gruber
EDWARD I. AND FREYDA BURNS
FAMILY SERVICES FUND
in memory of
Bob Schactel by Freyda & Ed Burns
Nancy Weill by Freyda & Ed Burns
in memory of
Dana Areman by David Hanowitz & Eric Gottlieb
Ethel Goldberg by David Hanowitz & Eric Gottlieb
GELFAND/ARPE YOUNG
CHILDRENS INNOVATIVE
EDUCATION
in memory of
Evelyn Fisher Solomonov by Michael Gelfand
Selma Galer by Michael Gelfand
Leona Grell by Michael Gelfand
Ida Herst by Michael Gelfand
in memory of
Leah Cohen by Bernice Hoenig
Gyorgy Darvas by Marianne Halasz
Rae Fried by Bethann & Jack Baskies
Jean Heeger & Shimon Heeger by Isabelle Pearlman
Ida Herst
by Ruth Berg
by Aline Fisher
by Friends of Lake House
South Association, Inc.
Mace Hirschman by Marilyn & David Gotterer
Jesse Lipnack by Miriam & Jack Boshes
Howard Ralby
by Harvey Bezozi
by Patti Kahn
by Bruno Onori
by Marilyn & Sidney Tartarkin
Michael Nudelman by Susan & Barry Podolsky
Richard Sommers
by Ruthann & Asher Alpern
by Bethann & Jack Baskies
by Aline Fisher
by Lianne Graubart
by Daniel Lushan
by Terri Abram, Sherry & Steve
Berlin & Emily Rauch
Deborah Thompson by Miriam & Jack Boshes
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in memory of
Evelyn Fisher Solomonov
by Nina Finkel
by Claudia Fishman
by Stephanie & Nate Lowen
by Lori Shapiro
by Adeline Tabor
by Susie & Mark Tabor
by Wendy & Steve Walin
MUSIC FUND
in memory of
David P. Carter by Alison Carter & David Katz
Maddy Gordon by Jackie & Louis Robinson
MYRA SCHWARTZ
ENDOWMENT FUND
in memory of
Mel Isenstein by Cookie Katz
Myra Schwartz by Debbie & Larry Silver
PLOUGH FAMILY FUND
SUPPORTING RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
in memory of
Evelyn Fisher Solomonov by Adrienne
& Irwin Kotlove
Madeline Gordon by Margie & Maurice Plough, Jr.
Shirley Guzy by Margie & Maurice Plough, Jr.
FULFILLING THE PROMISE
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
GENERAL FUND
in memory of
Ida Herst by Marty Shapiro
PRAYER BOOK FUND
in memory of
Mace Hirschman by Debbie & Alvin Stein
RABBI MERLE E.
SINGER SCHOLARSHIP
EDUCATIONAL FUND
in memory of
Benjamin Avidon by Helene Avidon
in memory of
David P. Carter by Alison Carter & David Katz
Gertrude Cossrow by E.J. & Steve Manton
Jean Kippel Drobner by Betty Ginsburg
Dr. Mark Ginsburg by Betty Ginsburg
Miles Goodman by Beth & Jeff Zipper
Lou Gordon by Susan & Robert Schechter
Leona Grell by Steve Bluestein
Ida Herst by Helene & Jay Eichler
Mace Hirschman by Luanne HirschmanGotterer & Larry Gotterer
Clare Minoff by Clarice & Mark Goldstein
Edith S. Schuman by Hynda Schuman
Evelyn Fisher Solomonov by E.J. & Steve Manton
Howard Ralby by The Bargas Family
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
in memory of
Thelma Galer by Robin Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
Richard Goodman by Robin Eisenberg
& Andrea Broido
Ida Herst by Robin Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
Cynthia Kronish by Robin Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
Michael Nudelman by Robin Eisenberg
& Andrea Broido
Fran Shapiro by Robin Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
Evelyn Fisher Solomonov by Rachel Patron
Betty Stone by Robin Eisenberg & Andrea Broido
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RICHARD ALLEN BRANSDORF
MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT FUND
in memory of
Ida Berman Rosen by Beverly & Marvin Bransdorf
James Bransdorf by Beverly & Marvin Bransdorf
Jason David Bransdorf by Beverly
& Marvin Bransdorf
Evelyn Fisher Solomonov by Beverly
& Marvin Bransdorf
SAMUEL & MOLLIE LUKS
SHABBAT MORNING MINYAN
ENDOWMENT FUND
in memory of
Samuel Luks by Fran & George Weinberg
STEVE BROWN
ENDOWMENT FUND
in memory of
Lt. Col. (ret) Henry Crane by Jill & Alan Slootsky
TREES TO ISRAEL
in memory of
Donna Eccles by Gertrude Siegel
Martin Granowitz by Cyndy Romero
Gerti, mother of Dr. Reuven Porges
by Sandra Ungar
Howard Ralby by Sandra & Reuben Ungar
Richard Sommers by Emily, Meredith
& Jonathan Gould
Rose Esta Sussman Levine by Doris Devensky
Giving Tree
Gifts from 09/20/2015 – 11/16/2015
Stan Bass
Marjorie & Dennis Berg
Ferne & Bill Berger
Eileen & Steven Berliner
Marsha & Stephen Blank
Vicki Bram
Lois & Mimi Brodsky
Freyda & Ed Burns
Linda Cohen & Evelyn Weitzman
Carla Cohn
Rachel & Fredric Dunne
Helene & Jay Eichler
Irene & Merrill Epstein
Deborah & Gary Finkel
Linda & Leon Finver
Nancy Furman
Donna & Michael Gordon
Ethel & Mike Gordon
Carolyn & Michael Grimes
Karen & Barry Hamerling
Sheilah & Bob Harrow
Marcia Hoffman
Diane & Saul Hoppenstein
Grace & Jack Jaiven
Carol & Robert Johnson
Karen Kalish
Suzanne & Jeffrey Katz
Alice Kaufman
Natalie Klebanoff
Lorri & Ken Klein
E.J. & Steve Manton
Maureen Marino & Timothy Lewis
Marcia & Stephen Miner
Arlene Oppenheim
Natalie Pelavin
Pine Crest School
Jill & Greg Rispler & Family
Judith & Bernard Robinson
Lisajane & Kevin Romer
Edith & Martin Stein
Velia Sweet
Kay & Jerry Tamarkin
Ann & Sherman Tufel
Lenore & Herbert Wachtel
Enid & Robert Winikoff
Sisterhood
Contributions
SISTERHOOD CONTRIBUTIONS
FOR JANUARY-FEBRUARY
2016 CHRONICLE
YES FUND:
IN HONOR OF:
The birth of Daphne Meital Weisman, daughter
of Tami and Rabbi Greg Weisman by:
Jan and Allen Lev
Irene, Dr. Merril, Jennifer and Melissa Epstein
The marriage of Matthew Turetzky, son of Shelly and
Ed Turetzky, to Jessica Alsofrom by Shari,
Craig , Ryan, Hallie and Carly Schwamm
The birth of Charlie John Cohen, grandson of
Irwin and Gail Cohen, by Dr. Merrill,
Irene, Jennifer and Melissa Epstein
The marriage of Jennifer Averbook, daughter
of Debbie and Chas Averbook, to
Matthew Kaylie by Jan and Allen Lev
IN MEMORY OF:
Fern Luban, sister of Lisa Seigler, by:
Shari, Craig, Ryan, Hallie and Carly Schwamm
Sisterhood Board
MITZVAH FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Fern Luban by Irene and Dr. Merrill Epstein
Tribute cards are a great way to honor a loved one.
The cost is $18.00, and the money is used to fund
various Women of Reform Judaism projects. For
further information and to purchase a card, email
Glenda Gordon at [email protected] or
phone Glenda at 561-495-2980
Gifts
Gifts from 09/20/2015 – 11/16/2015
AMY S. KLEIN SHAPIRO MEMORIAL
EDUCATIONAL FUND
Penny & David Klein
GENERAL FUND
Marianne Halasz
Sharon Longert
Robert Ruben
Linda Sommers
PATTY AND LOUIS BECK
FAMILY ENDOWMENT FUND
Kathie & Donald Kaplan
Naomi Berger
Pearl & Otto Decker
Franklin Drachman
Linda Greenberg
Sara & Hal Halman
TZEDAKAH FUND
Abbey Weiss
Mother, daughter,
wife, sister…friend.
As a woman, you play many roles for the people who are
most important to you and, by choice or circumstance;
wealth manager may be in your repertoire. In fact, in one
out of four U.S. households with a net worth of $1 million
or more, a woman is calling the shots when it comes to
investing and spending money.1
Since your wealth touches many lives in many ways,
it’s vital to get advice from a reliable source. At Morgan
Stanley, you can expect to work with a Financial Advisor
who invests time in understanding your specific situation
and has the experience and resources needed to help you
prepare for the future.
The Kaufman Katz Group
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Executive Director,
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Executive Director,
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Phoenix High Net Worth Market Insights, August 2010 Morgan Stanley Smith
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Advisors or Private Wealth Advisors do not provide tax or legal advice. Clients
should consult their tax advisor for matters involving taxation and tax
planning and their attorney for matters involving trust and estate planning
and other legal matters.
©2015 Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC, member SIPC
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TEMPLE OFFICERS
Barry Podolsky
Neal Slafsky
Shari Schwamm
Bruce Moldow
Mark Sunshine
Kenneth Gordon
Lisa Zwick
Karyn Hoffman
Gina Shugar
Wendy Walin
Allen Lev
Jeffrey Katz
Ilyne Mendelson
Danielle Butler
Patty Beck*
Charles Abell
Marc Applebaum**
Richard Asher
Donald Berger
Mike Blackman
Alvin Cohen**
Michael Frost
Herbert Gimelstob**
Stanley Gray
Ronni Namerow-Graf
Cliff Hark
President
Executive Vice President
Secretary
Vice President of Finance
Vice President of Leadership
Development and Governance
Vice President of Religious Activities
Vice President of Development
Vice President of Education
Vice President of
Membership & Engagement
Vice President of Social Action
Vice President of Mausoleum
Vice President of Facilities & Technology
Vice President of Adult Experiences
TRUSTEES
Aline Fisher
Stephen Manton
LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Larry Hotz
Marc Jaro
Barry Krinsky
Jaime Kshonz
Richard Levitt
Stephanie Lowen
Robert Marton
Kenneth Mogell
Lisa Oken
David Pincus
Mark Platt*
Maurice D. Plough, Jr.
Marjorie Minor
David Morse
Margie Plough
Morris Robinson
Trish Schaum
Dina Schwartz
Jennifer Shapiro
Elizabeth Shonson
Bernard Shulman**
Rabbi Merle Singer
Michael Singer
Dara Unger
Alan H. Weiner**
TEMPLE LEADERS OF BLESSED MEMORY
Live Event Painter
James B. Baer
Frances Cohen
Stanford Hermann
Weddings . Mitvahs
Special Celebrations
Available for Commissions
CELEBRATE!
Professor in the Fine Arts
Department at FAU
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Let Temple Beth El
cater your next event
Weddings, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, Special Birthdays or
Corporate Events, Temple Beth El and our preferred
caterers can help plan the party of your dreams.
Contact Event Coordinator
Lauren Alcalay at
[email protected] or
561 391 8900.
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Irving Rifkin
Stanley Rose
Albert Schiff
*Immediate Past President ** Past President
Nancy Spielman
www.eventpaintingbynancy.com
[email protected]
954 . 309 . 1339
Ida Herst**
Joseph Q. Kline
LTC Ben Lake
Cis Rader
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Rabbi Daniel Levin
Rabbi Jessica Spitalnic Brockman
Rabbi Greg Weisman
Lori Shapiro, CANTORIAL SOLOIST
Michelle Auslander Cohen, CANTORIAL SOLOIST
Rabbi Merle Singer, D.P.S., D.H.L., D.D., RABBI EMERITUS
Cantor Martin Rosen, CANTOR EMERITUS
Steve Kaufman, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Mark Erickson, DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
Susan Stallone, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
Jason Reasor, DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES
Eliza Prince-Atias, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
Elinor Josephson, DIRECTOR OF ENGAGEMENT AND PROGRAMMING
Rachael Rand, CONGREGATIONAL ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR
David Oney, MAUSOLEUM DIRECTOR
Shlomit Karasik, LCSW, ED.S, LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER
MAIMONIDES INSTITUTE FOR JEWISH LEARNING
Robin Eisenberg, RJE, DIRECTOR OF JEWISH LEARNING AND LIVING
Marcy Schultz, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF JEWISH LEARNING AND LIVING
Cindy Korshin, DIRECTOR OF EARLY LEARNING CENTER
Ronni Graf, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF EARLY LEARNING CENTER
Juliane Wolfberg, DIRECTOR OF YOUTH ENGAGEMENT
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