Kesher Magazine Fall 2015 - Temple Emanu-El

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THE KESHER NEWSLETTER
Temple Emanu-El of Greater Atlanta’s Quarterly Publication
You Can Make A Choice
When I was a kid growing up, we had a
tradition that many families share; at each
birthday, my sister & I would stand as
straight as we could against the closet
door, and with a pen we would mark off
our height and the date.
Then we would stand there for a moment,
and take in all of the marks from our previous birthdays. Each mark was a thing of purity, a child’s way of
celebrating a year lived, and with delight we could see just how
much we had grown.
In some ways, the High Holidays do much the same thing. This
time is set aside for each of us to take stock of who we are, and
where we are, compared to years past. Not only that, but we are
given permission, perhaps even the mandate, to think about who
we are, compared to who we might yet be.
Judaism holds that we each have incredible potential to live lives of
tremendous meaning, rich in healthy relationships, with sacred
moments abounding through our work, our family, our community,
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and our commitment to healing a broken world. But to do this
work, we each have to make it intensely personal.
Hasidic Tale
There is a Hasidic tale of the Rebbe speaking to his grandson about
two wolves.
“Inside each of us,” says the Rebbe, “there is a fierce battle between two wolves. One wolf is called the Y etzer HaRah (The Evil
Inclination). It is fear, anger, arrogance and false pride. The other
wolf is called the Y etzer Tov (Good Inclination). It is the empathy,
joy, kindness and love. These wolves are fighting each other constantly, each trying to get the upper hand on the other. “But grandfather,” asks the child, “which wolf will win?”
The Rebbe paused, and looked deeply into his grandson’s
eyes. “The wolf that will win is the wolf that you feed the most.”
The High Holidays are a gift. They are a time for us to evaluate,
and to consciously and actively change.
Yom Kippur calls from the depth of our soul, “Don’t wait until
something happens to you. Live the life you want to live. Start
living that life… now. ”
L’shanah tovah u’metukah,
May you have a good and sweet New Year!
THE YEAR OF THE TORAH 5776
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11TH
9:00AM-12:00 PM
Each and every member of our congregation, including the children in our religious school,
will have an opportunity to participate in this “once-in-a-lifetime” project to fulfill the 613th
Mitzvah through a sponsoring gift.
You may choose a special portion of the Torah that has meaning to you, such as a loved one’s
Bar or Bat Mitzvah portion, or a special phrase, such as a day of creation.
Just as we accepted Torah from our ancestors in the past, we preserve it and transmit it to our
children and through them to the next generation- our future.
We invite you to take the first step on this incredible journey.
If you wish to commit to this sacred project, please contact:
Mark Flaxer at [email protected] or
Phone 770-395-1340
It is a positive commandment for every Jew to write a Sefer Torah. If he writes it with his own hand, it is as if he had
received from Sinai. And if he hasn’t the expertise to write one, he should commission someone else to write it for
him. Anyone who corrects even one letter of a Sefer Torah, it is as if he had written it entirely.
(The Mishne Torah)
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SHABBAT
SERVICES
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 5
Shabbat Service
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 6
Chevrah Torah
Shabbat Service-Sanctuary
Bat Mitzvah: Lily Fleischmann
Bar Mitzvah: Dylan Frohman
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11
Shabbat Service
Chevrah Torah
Shabbat Service-Chapel
FRIDAY SEPTEMER 18
Shabbat Service
Chevrah Torah
Shabbat Shuvah Service
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25
Shabbat Service
Chevrah Torah
Bat Mitzvah: Danielle Blank
FRIDAY OCTOBER 2
Shabbat Service
SATURDAY OCTOBER 3
Chevrah Torah
Tot Shabbat
FRIDAY OCTOBER 9
Shabbat Service
SATURDAY OCTOBER 10
Chevrah Torah
Bat Mitzvah: Leah Weiss
FRIDAY OCTOBER 16
Shabbat Service
SATURDAY OCTOBER 17
Chevrah Torah
Bat Mitzvah: Chelsea Etheridge
FRIDAY OCTOBER 23
Shabbat Service
SATURDAY OCTOBER 24
Chevrah Torah
Bar Mitzvah: Darren Rosing
FRIDAY OCTOBER 30
Shabbat Service
SATURDAY OCTOBER 31
Chevrah Torah
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6
Shabbat Service
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7
Chevrah Torah
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13
Shabbat Service
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14
Chevrah Torah
Bat Mitzvah: Samantha Miller
Bar Mitzvah: Ethan Goldberg
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20
Shabbat Service
Chevrah Torah
Bar Mitzvah: Benjamin Ragals
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Friday Shabbat Services are followed by an ONEG.
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In this issue:
Shabbat Services
Board Listings
Staff Listings
Presidents’ Letter
Rabbi Colbert
Executive Director
Cantor Adesnik
High Holy Days
Sisterhood Gift Shop
Calendars
Diamond Family Religious
Schiff Preschool
Sisterhood
Brotherhood
Mazal Tov!
Donations
Caring Committee
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Temple Emanu-El Board of Trustees
Co-Presidents
Former Presidents
Scott Walsey ([email protected])
Noah Rosner ([email protected])
Mark Young
Stephen L. Zisser
Arthur E. Katz
George M. Fox
Sandra Z. Ferko
Steven E. Marcus
Harold E. Kirtz
Stewart I. Aaron
Cary Rosenthal
Scott Walsey
Stephen E. Lewis
Ann Van Prooyen
Lynn Newport
Jane Schiff
Norman E. Zoller
Norman S. Cohen
Jeff Marcus
Vice-Presidents
Art Katz ([email protected])
Deborah Perlstein ([email protected])
Rick Shapiro ([email protected])
Perry Walter ([email protected])
Sandy Zusmann ([email protected])
Treasurer
Sam Levy ([email protected])
Financial Secretary
Aaron Silverman ([email protected])
Recording Secretary
Ellen Lindemann ([email protected])
Trustees
Dara Arouh ([email protected])
Lori Bohrer ([email protected])
Lee Edelman ([email protected])
Ken Goldman [email protected])
Leonard Goodelman ([email protected])
Arthur Gumer ([email protected])
Don Jaslow ([email protected])
Bill Kellert ([email protected])
Michael Lipton ([email protected])
Scott Miller ([email protected])
Neil Moskowitz ([email protected])
Elliot Siegel ([email protected])
Jill Spector ([email protected])
Denise Spiegel ([email protected])
Religious School Principal
Beth Blick ([email protected])
Schiff Preschool Parents’ Group
Shari Gordon ([email protected])
Jodi Loar ([email protected])
Sisterhood President
Paula Fine ([email protected])
Brotherhood Co-Presidents
Hal Fine ([email protected])
Youth Group President:
Janine Flaxer
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From Our Co-Presidents
While many of you have been enjoying vacations and
and you’ll hear more about it during the High Holy Days.
relaxing with family, Temple Emanu-El has been a flurry of
activity and change. This first month of working with Rabbi
Spike has been nothing short of amazing. He is an extremely
thoughtful and spiritual rabbi. Having Rabbi Spike, Rabbi
Scott, and Cantor Lauren together on the bima has created
one of the most spiritual Friday night services we’ve experienced at Temple Emanu-El in a very long time. If you have
not been to services in a while, we encourage you to come.
We are endeavoring to make Friday night services more accessible for our younger families and are currently working
with Rabbi Spike to develop a babysitting program; more
details to come.
MEMBERSHIP SEASON IS HERE
Membership season is here, and we need your help. Our
membership committee is led by Lori Bohrer and Jill Spector. They are guiding the efforts, but we benefit the most
when everyone participates. If you know of friends, coworkers, neighbors, or others who are not affiliated with a
synagogue, invite them to one of our upcoming events. It’s
that easy. If you would like for someone at the synagogue to
contact a prospective member, please call the office and give
us their contact information. We will take it from there.
If you visited our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/
TEAtlanta), you likely recognized our two Rabbis alongside
a new face visiting our camp kids at both Camp Coleman
and Camp Barney. We are excited to have hired Bryan Kellert as our Youth Engagement Advisor. His focus will be on
engaging our young people through more activities within
our synagogue. He will also work with our college students,
keeping them connected to Temple Emanu-El.
Around the building, you will notice some changes designed
to improve overall security. We worked with the Sandy
Springs Police Department, the Federation’s security chief,
the Department of Homeland Security and our private security firm, basing changes on their experience and recommendations, with a goal of ensuring the building is safe and
maintains a warm, friendly and inviting feel. The upper
parking lot is now gated when the building is empty. During
business hours, visitors entering the building will be asked to
sign in at our reception desk and given a name badge to wear
while in the building. We have also added cameras surrounding the campus and added caller ID to the phone system. Our
number one goal is ensuring the safety of the building while
simultaneously maintaining a warm, friendly and inviting
environment.
Our children have always been an important part of what we
do at Temple Emanu-El. Schiff Preschool is expanding, offering full-day for children. We have hired Beth Blick as our
new principal for the Diamond Family Religious School.
Beth taught in our religious school for many years, and we
look forward to some exciting programming being initiated
in this fall. A big Thank Y ou goes out to Gloria Lapin as she
retires from that position.
Our Meet and Greet event, held at the d’Vine wine bar this
past weekend, was a successful get together. It was great to
see old friends and meet new ones.
We have a lot of programming in the works, from museum
day trips to adult education and more. We know that an engaged congregation is a happy, thriving congregation. Our
goal as your co-presidents, is to help make Temple EmanuEl a meaningful part of your busy lives. We encourage you
to come and experience all the synagogue has to offer. We
know you’ll be excited at what you discover.
We hope that everyone has heard about our Torah project. It
is with great joy that we – the Temple Emanu-El family –
have commissioned a Torah to be written in honor of Rabbi
Colbert, recognizing his contributions not only to Temple
Emanu-El, but throughout the community. The program is
both a spiritual and educational journey for our families.
Arlene Marcus and Don Jaslow are heading up the project,
As the High Holidays approach,
may you find peace and happiness for your family.
Good News for Temple Emanu-El Youth
The Jr. TEFTY and TEFTY Youth Programs
are gearing up for an amazing year of programming in 2015-2016.
Bryan Kellert, our new Youth Engagement Advisor,
is planning a full line-up of activities.
Watch for the event announcements in Kesher Quick and on our temple website.
For more information contact:
Bryan Kellert, 770-395-1340; [email protected]
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FROM RABBI COLBERT
Many stories have been told about how in times of ca-
bestowed upon me. The glorious experience of writing a
new Torah is not limited to me. It will involve the entire
congregation.
lamity a Torah Scroll has been saved from destruction. The
Torah Scroll or Sefer Torah holds a very special place in
the Jewish heart. All that is sacred is bound up in the
parchment and letters of a Sefer Torah. Not only does the
Torah contain the Instruction of Moses, but it also tells the
story of the Jewish people. The Torah is ours. Yet, we are
commanded to share it with the world. We are told to be an
Or L’Goyim- a light unto the nations.
On October 11th, our local sofer-scribe, Rabbi Mordecai
Danneman, will be here to teach us about the process of
writing a Sefer Torah. Each member of the congregation
will have the opportunity of fulfilling the 613 th commandment, which is to write your own Torah.
With this project we will accomplish three goals:
The leadership of Temple Emanu-El has declared this year
to be the Year of the Torah. Not only will our learning be
steeped in the traditions of Torah, but we have commissioned a new Sefer Torah to be written for our congregation.
Looking at our Holy Ark in the sanctuary, you see many
scrolls. But there is only one Torah that is kosher in the
main sanctuary. The other scrolls have become imperfect
because of age or use. A Torah Scroll has to be perfect in
order to be ritually fit.
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The Torah will bring us closer together as a congregation. Each of our hopes and dreams will be inscribed
in this scroll as we each write a letter in it. To hold the
quill as the sofer writes will touch your heart.
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The Torah project is a major fundraiser for our congregation. Our goal is to raise $613,000.00 in honor of
the number of mitzvot in the Torah. This project will
ensure the financial future of our congregation.
So, I was deeply humbled when the congregation decided
that they would commission a new Torah for our sanctuary
in my honor. There is no greater kavod – honor that can be
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From the desk of Mark Flaxer, Executive Director
Expanding and Improving
We have had a busy summer at Temple Emanu-El.
It’s
generally a time for refreshing the building, cleaning the
classrooms and preparing them for the new school year. And
we get primed for the High Holy Days.
traffic plan. We require tickets from all adults at the following events: Erev Rosh Hashanah, Rosh Hashanah day one,
Kol Nidre, and Yom Kippur. You’ll be asked by the ushers
for your ticket to each of these services. You’ll surrender that
service’s ticket. For Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur you can
come to the Alef or Bet service. Should you have any problems entering the building ushers will be happy to assist you.
This summer we have added a revamping of the entire security of the building. The access control has been expanded and
improved dramatically. High definition cameras have been
installed around the building to ensure that we can see the
exterior of the campus. Additionally, we can send footage of
any suspicious activity to the police for investigation. Last
but not least, we have upgraded our telephone system so that
we can be more responsive to our congregants with unified
messaging and even caller ID. All-in-all, our technology has
been upgraded throughout the building so that we can provide
a safe, welcoming environment for everyone.
The parking plan will be different than in years past. Sandy
Springs Police officers will be controlling traffic on Spalding
Drive and in our parking lot. We highly encourage everyone
to use the busses that provide service between the Davis
Academy lower and upper schools and the temple. It’s the
easiest way to get to and from the temple and your car. Parking is extremely limited in the temple parking lot. Busses will
be running all day between the Davis Academy and Temple
Emanu-El. The neighborhood across the street will be closed
to parking. The police department has requested that we not
park in that neighborhood.
We ask for your patience as we phase-in new procedures for
the synagogue. A new receptionist should be in place within
the month. Access to the building during the day will be
changing to better –secure the building. And visitors to the
temple during business hours will be asked to check-in with
the receptionist and get a visitor badge to wear while in our
building.
Keep in mind that your safety and convenience are of the
utmost concern to us. We strive to provide easy, convenient
access to the synagogue for your spiritual experience during
the High Holy Days. Should you have any questions feel free
to contact our staff at Temple Emanu-El.
Another change that you’ll notice at High Holy Days will be
perforated tickets for entrance to the building and a new
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From Cantor Adesnik
The Chagim Rollercoaster!
every “earthly” pleasure. We move ourselves spiritually towards dveikut, a cleaving to God in our despair. We experience
the same chromatic melodies as the night before, but less so.
’shana Tova Tikateivu! The We immerse ourselves in Torah and its grandeur. We learn
time to say those words again is from its words. Slowly, the roller coaster begins to ascend once
drawing near:
“May you be more, as we conclude the morning.
blessed with a sweet and healthy
new year!” It is the end of August, There is more to come. The rollercoaster throws us into a spiand we are in a time of transition ral, beginning with our afternoon remembrance of those who
once more. We are moving from have died as martyrs, so that we may continue to live and grow
the relaxing long days of summer as Jews. We spiral lower and lower, faster and faster until we
and sun back to the days of busy schedules, and for some, reach the bottom: Y izkor. The memories of our loved ones are
school. We are rising up, by grade, in our professional experi- fresh in our minds, whether their absence is new, or from long
ences, or through our life experiences. We are growing wiser ago. We acknowledge our own mortality, we are immersed in
with each passing year, with each anniversary of the Chagim.
death and loss. The melodies we hear are soft and comforting,
loud and furious, yearning, hopeful and soothing.
There is a juxtaposition as we are rising up into this New Year
because at the same time we rise up we enter fall. One might At this depth, the rollercoaster begins to ascend once more. The
think we would focus on our rising up during the spring, and rollercoaster keeps ascending higher into Neilah. At this very
the new life that it brings. Instead, we rise up as the leaves moment, the gates begin to close, but there is a lightness that
change color and begin to fall away, the days become shorter, becomes all around us. We know that the gates are not yet
and colder.
closed. The invitation for us to reach out, to turn, and to forgive
is right in front of us. The music here is gentle, intermixing
The Chagim move us to reflect on the past, on what has befall- themes from Rosh Hashana, Kol Nidre and Y om Kippur mornen during the year. We look deep into ourselves, we fall back- ing. The final Kaddish Shalem, or complete ending is teasing,
wards, and eventually, after that introspection, we are able to light-hearted, and jubilant. Our roller coaster comes to a pause.
rise up once more.
The melodies we sing together over the Chagim echo this jux- Why a pause and not and ending? We continue the ride at an
taposition.
easier pace through Sukkot, offering gratitude for God’s shelter
as we moved through the desert. It is a week of thanks, guests,
We begin Rosh Hashanah with great fanfare, lush, warm and and food, ritual and family. The melodies we hear are connectrising melodies, and blasting shofarot. We cast away our sins ed to the earth and the rain, echoing the sounds of turning soil,
with our Tashlich ritual. We are in those moments as the roller and falling raindrops. Finally, we return to the point where it
coaster moves upward, inching its way towards the top, the all began. With the same adrenaline rush we experience at the
end of a heart pounding roller coaster we celebrate Simchat
chains rumbling beneath us.
Torah, with joyous song and instruments, honoring our moveWe fall hard. Kol Nidre brings us before God in the ultimate ment from the very last Torah portion, and beginning anew in
court trial. The minor and chromatic melodies we sing high- Bereshit, Creation.
light the discord we feel acknowledging our sins, knowing we
have not treated those around us fairly; knowing we may have May this upcoming roller coaster be one of depth and amazenot treated God fairly.
ment, ascendance and transcendence. May this New Year be
full of blessing, and joy, music and song. L’shana Tova
On Y om Kippur morning we fall even lower. We abstain from u’M’vorach.
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Do you LOVE music?
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Do you or your children love
Finally, this Torah will be used on a weekly basis to
celebrate B’nai Mitzvah and other occasions. This will
be a Torah that will bind generation to generation. In
doing so, I am honored.
to sing? Do you or your
children play a musical instrument?
If so, we want YOU!
Our music program at TE is growing larger by the month!
There are many opportunities to participate throughout the
year, from special Shabbatot to Special Events, CoffeeHouses, Concerts and more.
Our music program is open for children K-7, teenagers, and
adults of all levels. There is never any pressure or push for
long commitments, it’s just all about having a good time,
and enjoying the music.
Please email Cantor Adesnik at
[email protected]
As you receive information about the new Torah Scroll,
please look at it carefully and join in the writing.
Karen joins me in wishing each of you a sweet, healthy and
prosperous New Year.
L’Shanah Tovah Tikateyvu,
Rabbi Scott E.Colbert
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High Holy Days 5776
Sat. Sept. 5
Selichot
Dessert
Program and Service
6:30pm
7:30pm
Sun. Sept. 13
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Evening Service
8:00 pm
Mon. Sept. 14
Rosh Hashanah Day 1
Service for Young Children
(Ages 4-10)
Kids’ Club (K- 3rd Grade)
Aleph Service
Bet Service
Tues. Sept. 20 Kol Nidre
Kol Nidre Service
Wed. Sept. 23 Yom Kippur
Service for Young Children
(Ages 4-10)
Kids’ Club (K- 3rd Grade)
Aleph Service
Bet Service
Speaker
Healing Service
Afternoon Service
Yizkor Service
Neilah Service
Concluding Shofar Blast
8:15-9:00 am
9:00-11:15 am
9:15-11:15 am
11:30 am-1:45 pm
Tues. Sept. 15 Rosh Hashanah Day 2
Morning Service
Gates of Repentance
10:00 am
Fri. Sept. 18
Erev Shabbat Shuvah
6:30 pm
Sat. Sept. 19
Erev Shabbat Shuvah
10:00 am
Sun. Sept. 20
Memorial Service & Tashlich
Family Picnic
Arlington Memorial Park
Tashlich Family Picnic
10:00 am
4:30 pm
Sun. Sept. 27
Sukkot Family Picnic
Sukkot Service
Mon. Sept. 28
Sukkot Service
Sun. Oct. 4
Dinner
Simchat Torah
Celebration & Consecration
Mon. Oct. 5
L’SHANAH TOVAH TIKATEYVU!
Rabbi Spike and Marita Anderson
Rabbi Scott and Karen Colbert
Cantor Lauren and Moshe Adesnik
Rabbi Stanley and Resa Davids
Mark and Staci Flaxer
Scott and Jill Walsey
Noah and Micki Rosner
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Sh’minei Atzeret
Yizkor Service
8:00 pm
8:15-9:00 am
9:00-11:15 am
9:15-11:15 am
11:30 am-1:45 pm
2:00-3:00 pm
3:00-3:45 pm
3:45-5:15 pm
5:15-5:45 pm
5:45-6:30 pm
6:30 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
10:00 am
5:30 pm
6:15 pm
10:00 am
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From the desk of Sheila Purdin, Schiff Preschool Director
and chavurahs, celebrate simchas, play mah jongg, and comfort each other through tragedy. Their Jewish preschool community becomes family. Jewish preschool is the gateway to
engaging families in their Jewish community and synagogue.
As we start the year anew, the Schiff staff and I invite you to
engage with us, to share the joy of learning by our sides. Join
us as we celebrate Shabbat Sing on Friday mornings, schedule a time to be a Mystery Reader, or share your special talents. Be a part of our community, providing our young families with the very best education for their children, and a
community, a family, that supports them for a lifetime.
“with each child the
world begins anew”
Our tradition teaches that “with each child the world begins
anew.” As we embark on a new school year under the tutelage of our new Rabbi Spike, celebrating the decades of
learning with our beloved Rabbi Colbert, I am thoughtful of
all that a Jewish early childhood experience brings to a young
family.
Every family wants the best education for their child. At
Schiff, we are proud of the exceptional program we provide
our students, ever mindful of meeting the needs of the individual student and preparing them for a rigorous academic
career in a developmentally appropriate environment. Secular
studies are just one piece of the puzzle. The preschool choice
represents a parent’s first educational choice and when they
choose a Jewish preschool, it can propel them on a lifelong
Jewish journey.
The preschool years are a critical time in the development of
cognition, personality, and identity – including religious identity. When children enjoy Jewish learning and rituals at
school, they bring them home and their family shares these
experiences together. These same families form playgroups
Welcome to the 2015-2016 school year of the Diamond Family
Religious School. We are so excited to get started and have a
productive and engaging year. We can’t wait to see you all for
our opening day breakfast and programming on Sunday, August
23, 2015 at 8:45 am. We ask that parents and children join us in
the large social hall starting at 8:45 am.
All of our primary students will also participate in tefilah, music,
art, Hebrew, and storytelling to enrich their Jewish education.
Our upper grades students will continue to participate in a foursegment day where they will study Judaics and Hebrew, as well
as participate in tefilah and chugim (clubs). As with the younger
grades, students will continue studying the holidays and Israel;
however, curriculum will be specific for each grade level. Third
We have big things planned this year for your students. Our pri- grade students will learn about living a Jewish life, fourth graders
mary students will enhance their connection to Judaism through a will study Jewish heroes and values, fifth graders will focus on
study of the holidays and Israel; however, each grade level will Judaism and ethics, sixth grade students will study the Jewish life
have a specific curriculum focus.
cycle events, and seventh graders will explore modern Israel and
the Holocaust.
Kindergarten students will be getting to know the temple, first
grade students will focus on mitzvot, and second graders will We are looking forward to an amazing year of connection and
engagement to Judaism
learn the stories of Exodus and the beginning of Leviticus.
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work of supportive Jewish women of all ages at Temple Emanu-El. October 17 - Bring your Pets to share in this Pet Blessing and Havdallah.
Our sisterhood is committed to helping our Temple, our community
November 7th- Temple Wide Progressive Dinner-Coordinated by Sisand women of Reform Judaism (WRJ).
terhood & Brotherhood
th
nd
It is hard to believe that the summer is half over and it is the season to November 20 & 22 - Don’t miss our Chanukah Bazaar
renew our sisterhood membership dues. We had some wonderful pro- December- Governor’s Mansion Chanukah Decorating/ Temple
grams last year and we are so excited to bring some new and engag- Youth Choir TBA
December- Chanukah party and social action project TBA
ing programs to you in the year 5776.
In February, if you remember, there was an impending “ice storm”
which prevented our bakers from cooking in the temple kitchen.
Thanks to several sisters and coordinator Robin Zusmann, we each
baked them at home, boxed them up and transported them to the temple for the March 1st Purim carnival. We provided an assortment of
Hamentaschen pastries, but the favorite is always the chocolate ones.
All proceeds from the sales of these yummy cookies went into the
Religious School Purim Carnival fund.
At the end of March, our Women’s Passover Seder, which was conducted by Cantor Lauren Adesnik, had over 40 women in attendance.
It was so nice to see everyone partaking in the wonderful and educational service, enjoying the music, and eating some delicious food
from our Caterer Loretta who worked very hard in the kitchen. Thank
you to all the women who contributed their delicious Charoset
recipes.
We have been refurbishing our Tree of Life, located next to the small
chapel so we can start fundraising for wonderful programs within
sisterhood. You can purchase a leaf for a simcha in your life and we
will get them engraved and put on the tree.
We are excited for the next quarter sisterhood events. For more updated information and dates, please go on Temple Website and click on
sisterhood events and read the weekly Kesher email.
July-August Rosh Hashanah “Honey from the Heart” Fundraiser
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We are fortunate to have Rabbi Spike and his lovely wife Marita and
3 children join us at Temple Emanu-El. The energy is contagious and
our sisterhood is reaching out to you. Thank you so much to the sisterhood steering committee who have been working so hard and
meeting regularly this summer, Sunni Abelman, Dara Amram,
Adrienne Bashuk , Hope Green, Elyse Kellert , Erica Miller, and
Wendy Frank.
Help us continue to build the importance of real life connections to
each other, our synagogue and our community. Feel the Sense of
Belonging and Join the “Hood”
Paula Fine
President
Brotherhood has had an amazing past year with the year of Engagement. We continued to provide and cultivate friendships
between the men of our temple and strengthened families and
communities. We did this with the accordance of Jewish traditions and values.
This year, one of our goals is to make a commitment to reach out
to younger men in our temple, to grow leadership opportunities
and to participate in some social action activities.
On a beautiful Monday morning, 30 excited golfers were in attendance at the Stone Mountain Golf and Country Club for the
Brotherhood Golf Tournament. This was sponsored by Hilda
Wilson and Stacy Levin In honor of her husband/father Dick
Wilson. We are grateful that the proceeds will go to the Dick
Wilson Scholarship fund for college students.
I hope that this year 5776 will be a successful and engaging year
for the men at Temple Emanu-El.
I am reaching out to the Temple Emanu-El Men and encourage
you to join the brotherhood this year. Be a part of a group that
Our “Appreciation Dinner” at Memphis BBQ was organized to creates lasting relationships, helps the temple with programs,
thank all the wonderful High Holiday Ushers for doing a superb allows opportunities for leadership roles, and creates a male Jewjob. During March Madness, we met at the Dunwoody Taco Mac ish network in our temple community.
Restaurant for an exciting quarter final matchup-Duke vs. Gonzaga. In our Temple social hall, we hosted our annual Poker night In conclusion, I want to thank my board -Treasurer Bill Kellert,
which was an evening of food, drinks, door prizes and camarade- Noah Rosner, Rick Shapiro, and Sandy Zusmann for all their
rie.
assistance and guidance in helping me create brotherhood goals.
Happy and Healthy Lashana Tova.
Hal Fine,
Brotherhood President
2015-2016 CALENDAR
Poker Night September 7th
Top Golf October 19th
Progressive Dinner co-hosted with Sisterhood November 7th
Hunger Walk-All family members included March 2016
Brotherhood Golf Tournament May 15th
Temple Emanu-El Softball– Spring 2016
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- Penny and Jeff Priluck on the birth of their
granddaughter Sadie Bergman.
- Anne and Norm Mandel on the birth of their
grandson Max Noah Mandel.
- Jennifer and Adam Klein on the birth of their
daughter Emma Klein.
- Arlene and Lee Katz on the birth of their
grandson Ryan Jacob Katz.
- Nancy and Larry Gerson on the birth of their
granddaughter Samantha Jane Levy.
- Linda & Ed Sands on the birth of their granddaughter Naomi Cate Kaufman.
- Steven and Gayle Printz on the engagement
of their daughter, Lauren to Mr. Devin Vaisman.
To our B’nai Mitzvah:
February 21, 2015:
Lainey Mitelman is the
daughter of Cami and
Robert Mitelman and
sister to Laurel, 16, and
Allie, 12. Lainey was born
in Austin, Texas and has
lived in Atlanta for eight
years. She attends Northwestern Middle School and is entering the 8th
grade. Lainey enjoys math and is an avid diver.
She has been diving for Atlanta Diving Association for over five years and has competed in
events around Georgia, South Carolina and
Tennessee. Lainey spent time volunteering for
Camp Twin Lakes, which is a special camp for
children with serious medical illnesses, disabilities and other life challenges.
February 28, 2015:
Justin Edelman is the
son of Lee and Jeff
Edelman and brother to
Shayna, 9, and Joshua,
14. His favorite subject
at school is Math. He
loves to play basketball.
For his mitzvah project
he is raising money for Lion Heart School in
honor of his cousin, Adam, who is going to
attend the school this year.
April 25, 2015: Darcy
Denneen is the daughter of Anne and Jeff
Denneen and sister to
Rachel, 9, and Liam, 5.
Darcy was born in Atlanta and attends the
Davis Academy, where
she enjoys math and
theater. She participates every spring in the
annual school play. Darcy has been raising
money for Give Kids the World, a village in
Orlando that houses kids with life-threatening
illnesses and their families while they experience Disney World on a wish trip. Darcy is also
running the Give Kids the World 5K Gingerbread Run in November 2015. She has already
raised over $3,700. Darcy is an avid dancer,
dancing three to four days a week after school.
She spends her summers at Camp Barney
Medintz.
May 16, 2015: Sarah
Traub is the daughter of
Marilyn and Jeff Traub
and sister to John, 25.
Sarah was born and
raised in Atlanta. She
attended preschool at
Temple Emanu-El. Sarah
attends The Davis Academy where her favorite
subject is Math and Digital Arts. She collected
supplies and food for rescue dogs with the
organization, “Angels Among Us”. She has
been very involved with this wonderful organization fostering dogs. Sarah is an accomplished and talented dancer and participated in
competitive dance for seven years. She loves
to foster rescue dogs and currently owns two
dogs. She loves scuba diving and roller coasters. Her favorite place to go is French Woods
Performing Arts Camp.
May 16, 2015: Lauren
Botwinik is the
daughter of Heather
and Phil Botwinik and
sister to Sara, 9, and
Heidi, 9. She has resided in Dunwoody all
her life and has attended Temple Emanu
-El since she was an infant. Her naming was
performed by Rabbi Julie Schwartz at Temple
Emanu-El. Lauren attends Peachtree Middle
school and is actively involved in the National
Junior Beta Club Band where she plays the
clarinet. She also plays soccer and has been
appointed to the principal’s list for the last two
years.
Lauren enjoys learning about science and history. She chose to do a mitzvah project for her
favorite sport, soccer. Lauren is collecting soccer equipment, shoes and clothing in any size,
shape and condition to donate to the U.S. Soccer Foundation Pass Back program. This program began in 2002 to bring the game of soccer to kids that do not have funds or equipment
to participate in the sport. She enjoys playing
her clarinet and running with her golden retriever named Tracker. Lauren is an accomplished
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soccer player, competing in several competitive
soccer programs. In her free time, Lauren enjoys tutoring younger students in their academics.
May 30, 2015: Kaitlin
Goldstein is the daughter of Gayle and Eric
Goldstein and sister to
Ashley, 11. She was
born in Atlanta and has
lived here her whole life.
Kaitlin has attended The
Diamond Family Religious School since second
grade. She loves the friendships she has developed at Temple Emanu-El. She attends
Peachtree Charter Middle School and is entering the 8th grade where she is in the gifted program and will start in the new STEM program
this year. Kaitlin spends much of her free time
playing soccer. She plays for her middle school,
Concord Fire Club, and she was selected to
represent Atlanta in the upcoming Maccabi
Games in Dallas, Texas. She is very excited to
participate, travel and meet other young athletes.
For Kaitlin’s Mitzvah project she chose to support a close friend who has Cystic Fibrosis. She
gathered her friends and family together and
organized a Cystic Fibrosis Foundation walk
through “Great Strides”. Kaitlin raised a lot of
money and awareness for this disease and its
treatments. This was an incredible spring and
summer for Kaitlin. She shared not only her
own mitzvah, but then celebrated her Grandma
Sheila’s big birthday with a family trip to North
Carolina with aunts, uncles and cousins. Her
Pop Pop, Alan, also had a big 80 th birthday and
she went on another family adventure to Alaska! Finally, she went to her favorite summer
place, Camp Barney Medintz. Then, off to Dallas for the Maccabi Games. She is a girl full of
adventure, spirit, family and love.
June 6, 2015: Erin
Edwards is the daughter of Sheri Okun and
Drew Edwards. Erin
was born in Atlanta and
lived here her whole
life. She attends The
Davis Academy and will
be in 8th grade where
Science is her favorite subject. She also loves
to play volleyball. Erin made dental kits for
JF&CS’s free clinic where the less fortunate
can receive supplies that would not be available
to them otherwise. She has two dogs she loves
dearly. Their names are Ginger and Gigi.
Gifts of Tzedakah
Building Fund
In Memory of:
Morton Chalef
Jane and Lawrence Schiff
Cantor Adesnik’s
Discretionary Fund
In Memory of:
Marlene Forman
Kenneth and Sandra Levy
Craig Wertheim
Brian and Alice Wertheim
Nancy Unker
Lori and Scott Bohrer
Rachel Thomas
David and Bretta Grocer
Michael S. Thomas
Marjorie Israel
Abner Israel
Ann Rollins
Jack Pulver
Lois and Don Berman
Shayne Anne Kohout
Wayne and Lequice Kohout
Sonia Friedman and Lillian Levy
Sandy and Ken Levy
In Honor of:
Birthday of Norman Zoller
Dr. Artie Gumer – on the Conversion of Adam Clark
Adam Clark
Bat Mitzvah of Carla Lindemann
Bruce and Ellen Lindemann
Cantor Lauren Adesnik
Linda Satlof
Birth of grandson Max Noah
Mandel
Paula and Lew Gruskin
Cantor Lauren Adesnik’s Magnificent Cantorial Concert!
Maralyn Lieberman and Edward Lerner
In Appreciation of:
Cantor Lauren
Phyllis Ginsberg
Jeffrey and Laura Marcus
Caring Fund
In Memory of:
Carol Honey Hart
Sari Marmur
Linda Satlof
Pearl Friedland
Cheryl and Joseph Ahlzadeh
Carol and Arthur Katz
Emma Lewis
Jan and Aaron Lupuloff
Carol Hart
Linda Satlof
Bertha Kravitz
Judy and Kimberly Rich
Edie Drukman
Betsy Preiss
Marty and Randi Sonenshine
Mabel Goldstein
Gary and Barbara Teller
Doris Blass Steiner
Robin and David Blass
Frieda Ween
Charlotte and Dick Engstrom
Edith Drukman
Judy Rich
Harvey Cohen
Nancy and Bill Cohen
Solomon Floam
Sheila Parks
Arthur Fine
Ann Fine
Marilyn Sonenshine
Julie, Gregg and Max Porter
Miriam Rittenbaum and Harryette Altman
Elaine Rittenbaum
Lenora Rehmar
Sandy Ferko
Eleanor Parks
Sheila Parks
Rayna Serrant
Ann Fine
In Honor of:
Speedy Recovery of Penny Finfer
Linda Satlof
Bar Mitzvah of Seth Blanke
Libby & Jeff Pollock
Speedy Recovery of Stew Aaron
Linda Satlof
50th wedding anniversary of
Sheila and David Livingston
Edward and Carol Schneider
Confirmation of Eli and Alec
Rosner
Ann Fine
Dedicated Caring Committee
volunteers and office staff
Ann Fine and Gerri Penn
In Appreciation of:
All the support during this difficult time
Ellen and Michael Chalef
Pearl Friedland
Shellie and Bill Travis
Marilyn and Paul Richin
Elaine and David Kirschner
Jean Diamond
George and Michele Fox
Deb and Josh Perlstein
Sheila and Gerald Biales
Beverly and Larry Brown
Steve and Ilene Leff
Diane and Norman Cohen
Anne and Norman Mandel
Hylda Wilson
Carol Hart
Judy and Ray Risner
Isidore Bogdanoff
Stanley and Cindy Eisenberg
Lena Levine
Melvin and Edith Drukman
Sylvia Isikoff
Salomon Benaroch
Roy Benaroch
Leonard Goldsmith
Barbara Perlstein
Hilda Goodelman
Mark and Michele Goodelman
Mack Hanner
Jerry and Francine Hanner
Rose Goldberg
Howard and Cindy Goldberg
Walter Malys
Diane and Norman Cohen
Morris Bidnick and Betty Rosenthal
Mark and Phyllis Rosenthal
Suzanne Spilker
Jennifer Burbine
Edith Drukman
Brenda and Sam Graiser
Bella Stern
Beatrice Cohen
Steven David Greenberg
Leslie Greenberg
Veralyn Gelber
Howard Colier
Morton Chalef
Shelley and Robert Antin
Emily Sanders and Jon Margolis
Rick Shapiro
Shellie and Bill Travis
Adele Tompkins
Hymen Goldstein
Doris Citron
Steven and Linda Citron
Matthew Shefler
Beverly Losman
Davids Adult
Education Fund
In Honor of:
Rabbi Stanley David’s 50 years
in the Rabbinate
Jeanie Diamond
Rabbi Colbert’s
Discretionary Fund
In Memory of:
David M. Katz and Samuel E.
Held
Celia Goldstein
Ann Rollins
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Samuel Roth
Leslie Greenberg
Henry Melnick
Beverly Losman
Elaine Hanner
Jerry and Francine Hanner
Sidney Rollins
Ann Rollins
David S. Citron
Steven Citron
Simon Mendel
Herb and Marsha Mendel
Howard Rosenthal
Mark and Phyllis Rosenthal
Bernard Yokelson
Phyllis Ginsberg
Albert Lindemann
Sylvia P. Auerbach
Jill Auerbach
Sarah and Max Antin
Shelley, Bob, Natalie and Jamie Antin
Murray Edelson
Binnie Edelson
Roy Rosenstein Lewis
Myrna Orphan
Estelle Graiser
Tina and David Jacobson
Shirley Weinstein
Reba and Bennet Herzfeld
Edith Moshel
Jerry Hanner
Frances Gaynes
Robert Gaynes
In Honor of:
Birth of Sadie Bergman, granddaughter of Penny and Jeff
Priluck
Jean Diamond
Speedy Recovery of Penny Finfer
Hylda Wilson
Rabbi Colbert for Officiating at
the Unveiling Ceremony of Hilda Goodelman
Arthur and Eileen Goodelman
Michele Mark Goodelman
Leonard and Deborah
Goodelman
Bar Mitzvah of Justin Edelman
Rabbi Colbert for Officiating at
the Baby naming of Alexandra
Charolette
Jennifer Burbine
Speedy Recovery of Jeff Priluck
Stewart and Beverly Aaron
Jeanie Diamond
Speedy Recovery of Dr. Scott
Miller
Elaine and Dave Kirschner
Speedy Recovery of Jeff Priluck
Lynda and Lynn Newport
Rabbi Scott Colbert
Rabbi Samuel and Lynn Stahl
Melanie and Allan Nelkin
Larry and Brenda Winsberg
Linda and Steve Citron
Joe Klug
Brenda Mitchell
Frank and Cora Frohman
Speedy Recovery of Barry Klein
Speedy Recovery of George Fox
Nettie Levy
Alvin and Brita Levy
Birthday of George Fox
Marcia Hecht
Rabbi Colbert
Susan and Alan Gerber
The Engagement of Lauren
Printz to Mr. Devin Vaisman.
Steven and Gayle Printz
In Appreciation of:
Rabbi Colbert
Linda Satlof
Gerri Penn and Ann Fine
Sari Marmur
Phyllis Ginsberg
Thanks for the coffee machinegreat touch
Jonathan Blank
Rabbi Anderson’s
Discretionary Fund
In Memory of:
Sidney Rosenthal
Cary and Donna Rosenthal
Dr. Joel F. Ginsberg
Phyllis Ginsberg
In Honor of:
Rabbi Spike
Steven Howard
Garden Isaiah Fund
In Memory of:
Walter Malys
Julie and Gregg Porter
Roy and Karen Baron
Harriet and Gary Barnett
Harry Caplan
Sally and Barry Caplan
Beatrice Cohen
Victor Profis
Deena, Michelle and Lauren
Profis
In Honor of:
Rabbi Colbert
Frank and Cora Frohman
Howard Leff Gift of
Israel Fund
In Memory of:
Pearl Friedman
Steve and Arlene Marcus
Van E. Hart, Sr.
George Wertheim
Jack Olender
Hannah Olender
Harry W insberg
In Honor of:
Speedy Recovery of Jerry Biales
Diane Hoffman
Birth and Brit Milah of Bernard
Eden Clark
Susan Big and Gabriel Steinberg
Max and Mollie Trell
Youth Torah Fund
In Memory of:
Pearl Friedland
Lisa and Barry Diamond
Millard Hoffman
Youth Education Special Needs Fund
In Memory of:
Leonora Lindemann
Maxine Deutsch
Diane Graybeck
Tobie Simon
Ellen Rollins
Ann Rollins
Beryl Paula Faier
Barbara Hoffman Cotlar
Hubert Deutsch
Diane Hoffman
Mother of Rochelle Sapat and
family
Barbara Cotlar
In Honor of:
Jeff and Amy Asher
Ben Stone’s Power of One
Award
The birthday of Marilyn Keimon
and Marsha Toyen
Bat Mitzvah of the granddaughter of Marsha and Steve Stevenson
Harvey Cotlar
Diane Hoffman
50th Birthday of Dr. Monica
Brane Sandler
Barbara Cotlar
50th Birthday of Bennet Sandler
Barbara Cotlar
Anniversary of Marilyn and Sonny Hoffman
Barbara Cotlar
Anniversary of Sheri and Joel
Kunin
Barbara Cotlar
The Jerry Diamond
Memorial Fund
In Memory of:
Alan Elster
Julie, Jonathan, Evan and
Jordan Elster
Pearl Friedland
Jordan Elster
Mollie Diamond
Jeanie Diamond
Arline Rosenthal
Jordan Elster
Jerry Diamond
Jeanie Diamond
The Elster Family
Barry Diamond
Sidney Rosenthal
The Elster Family
Katz family scholar in - residence Fund
In Memory of:
Julius “Mac” Meyer
Minnette Meyer
In Honor of:
Arlene and Lee’s new grandson
Evelyn and Milton Crane
Holocaust Memorial
Fund
Rabbi Scott E. Colbert Library Fund
In Memory of:
Dorothy Perl
Beverly Losman
Pearl Friedland
Alan and Roni Mintz
Harold Hersch
Nica Tallman
Alex Cyprus
Nicholas and Wendy Frank
Morton Chalef
Melissa Hallmark
In Memory of:
Carol Hart
Diane Baer
Morton Chalef
Rebecca Beam
Henry Marks
Marsha Marks
Veralyn Gelber
Howard Colier
Florence Hirsh Marks
Marsha Marks
Jerry Cohen
Milton Schoeman Education Fund/ Religious School
In Memory of:
Gertrude Bossak
Kerry and Jodi Bossak
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Mollie and Nathan
Schiffer Campership
Fund
In Memory of:
Isadore Ubis
Ed and Shirley Schiffer
In Honor of:
Rabbi Scott Colbert
Pam and Richard Holland
The Speedy Recovery of Dr. Jeff
Priluck
Pam and Richard Holland
50th Wedding Anniversary of Ed
and Shirley Schiffer
Stan and Evie Garnet
Prayer book Fund
In Memory of:
Dr. Gerald Stepakoff
Joel Stepakoff
Samuel Stepakoff
Joel Stepakoff
Pearl Friedland
Bev and Stew Aaron
Rebecca Berman
Donald Berman
Sigfried Frohman
Frank Frohman
Anna Hacker
Helene Siegel
Buddy Hackett
Helene and Stuart Siegel
Goldie F. Siegel
Minnette Meyer
In Honor of:
John and Joan Weiss
Schiff Pre-School
Fund
In Memory of:
Jacob Levine
Edith & Melvin Drukman
Dennis Gleb
Schiff Preschool Parents
Group
Lil Rothberg & Irving Rothberg
Louise and Edwin Rothberg
In Honor of:
Birth of Julian Aaron Gumer
James and Marci Delahanty
The 2nd Birthday of Hallie
Schapiro
Dianne Shain
The 50th wedding anniversary of
Ed and Shirley Schiffer
Karen and Jeffrey Mesquita
Sisterhood Fund
In Memory of:
Dorothy Ratzman
Wendy and Nicholas Frank
In Honor of:
Maralyn Leiberman
Barbara Mindel
Maralyn Lieberman
Sisterhood Book Club
Roaring Twenties
Sponsor Fund
Rabbi Colbert
Adrian and Ilene Grant
Shirley and Stanley Tenenbaum
Susan Davidow
Scott and Mindi Miller
Hylda Wilson
Temple Fund
Jackie & Dick Needle
In Memory of:
Carol “Honey” Hart
Jill Auerbach and Tim Crimmins
Maxine Deutsch
Hylda Wilson
Carol Hart
Gloria and Richard Lapin
Pearl Friedland
Edward and Linda Sands
Ilene and Adrian Grant
Sandra Ferko
David Siffer
Diane Baer
Ruth and Michael Zelizer
Sandra Ferko
Sylvia Isikoff
Alice Kaplan
Ruth Marcus
Steven and Arlene Marcus
David Jablow
Mitchell Jablow
Edie Drukman
Roslyn Winston
Jeffrey and Karen Mesquita
Gail Lebowitz
Lawrence and Susan Ellison
Fred Stollmack
Saul and Kyle Watzman
50th Wedding Anniversary of
Mailyn and Mike Tuckman
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aftergut
Speedy recovery of Dr. Jeff
Priluck
Gloria and Richard Lapin’s Anniversary
Scott Walsey
Norman Cohen
Speedy recovery of Stanley
Tenenbaum
Barbara and Leonard Bock
Speedy recovery of Herbert Gerson
Barbara and Leonard Bock
Speedy Recovery of Stanley
Tenenbaum
Alice Kaplan
William Stollmack
Niot Watzman
Hannah Schleiter
Bernice Thorman
William Baer
Bettye & Harry Baer
Morton Chlaef
Sam Solomon and Lisa Koonin
Neely Farm Garden Club
Saul Cohen
Nancy and Bill Cohen
Joan Dorfman
Jan and Aaron Lupuloff
George Fox
Amy and Jeff Asher
Seymour Schwartz
Barbara Schwartz
Arthur Fine
Paula and Hal Fine
May Jablow
Mitchell Jablow
Mary Fruchter & Fannie Miller
Barry Fruchter
Madeline Caplan
Peggy and Seymour Benson
Zelda Baer
Bettye and Harry Baer
Herbert Kallman
Nicholas and Wendy Frank
Estelle Kreisberg
Reba and Bennett Herzfeld
Joseph Siegel
Minnette Meyer
Jacqueline Rosenbloom
Anita Costley
Frieda and Morris Ween
Charlotte Engstrom
Dora Fisher
Abe Fisher
In Honor of:
Speedy recovery of George Fox
Amy and Jeff Asher
Torah Fund
Jeanie Diamond
Tzedakah Fund
In Memory of:
Carol Hart
Shirley & Stanley Tenenbaum
Julius Malcolm Lindy
Pearl Friedland
Jacqueline & Alan Granath
Helen A. Cone
Judy Cone
Edward A. Cone
Judy Cone
Bernard Teller
Sylvia Isikoff
Sylvia Siffer and Alan Siffer
Diane Baer
Morris Brill
Ron and Lisa Brill
Libby Levine
Thank You
For Your Generosity!
Donations can be made in honor or in memory of a loved
one. A list of funds is available on our website at
www.templeemanuelatlanta.org/donations.html.
Please send donations to the temple or fill out the form
online.
Please include donor and honoree information. Questions
regarding donations can be addressed by calling
770.395.1340, ext. 217.
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Edie Drukman
Susan Ellison
Morris Marcus
Steven and Arlene Marcus
Morris S. Canter
Edward and Lynette Canter
Morton Chalef
Judy Cone
Charles Kaplinsky
Fred and Elaine Clein
Sandra Goldberg
Howard and Cindy Goldberg
Ellis Cone
Judy Cone
David Levine and Louis Ludmeyer
William Schrage
Lawrence and Sherrie Schrage
Fanette Backman
Pearl Friedland
Jill and David Krischer
William Miller
Judy Cone
Morris Goldstein
Norman Grocer
Israel Zimmerman
Jerry Zimmerman
Sady Canter and Helen Pastman
Edward and Lynette Canter
Gilbert Fruchter
Mark Mittenthal
Rosalie Ludmeyer
In Honor of:
Happy Pesach to Lee and Arlene
Katz
Minnette Meyer
50th anniversary of Harriet and
Norm Zoller
Elaine and Fred Clein
We regret with sorrow the recent passing of:
Pearl Friedland Mother of Scott Walsey
Sylvia Bock Isikoff Mother of Beth Huerta
Lillian Shain Elmon Kent Aunt of Marlene Reeves
Walter Malys Father of Peggi Stone
Frieda Mednick Grandmother of Laura Marcus
Edie Drukman Wife of Mel Drukman
Alex Cyprus Grandfather of Nick Frank
Isabel Ard Feintuch Grandmother of Nolan Feintuch
Morton Chalef Father of Emily Sanders
Helen Klug Mother of Joe Klug
Kevin Sherman Nephew of Barbara Teller
Bernard J. Yokelson Father of Robin Johnson &
Grandfather of Samantha Fink
Helen Kafka Mother of Hank Kafka
Harry Hankin Grandfather of Jeff Hankin
Estelle Graiser Sister-in-law of Sam & Brenda Graiser
Jack Futterman Father of Stacy LaVictoire & Susan Kaplan
Gilbert Fruchter Father of Barry Fruchter
The Caring Committee
"Caring, Doing and Connecting"
The Caring Committee invites you to be a part of Temple
Emanu-El’s mission to expand the ways we to comfort, support
and care for our congregants in times of need and times of joy.
Together we can help make Temple Emanu-El a place for
friends to turn to when they need a helping hand or when they
wish to share in their joy. It only takes a small contribution of
time when many people contribute. Your participation in our
Caring Committee will ensure that congregants in need receive
a caring response.
We are expanding to form a new subcommittee to meet the
needs of our congregants in senior or assisted living. Volunteers
are needed to make personal phone calls and visits. Please consider performing this mitzvah by giving just a small amount of
your time to enhance the lives of those in need. Show you care
by giving of your time. Join us by volunteering as a substitute
caller, deliver food, make phone calls or visits.
To volunteer, please call Ann or Gerri at the numbers below.
Please contact Rochelle Rubin in the office if you would like a
visit or have a family member who would like a visit.
For more information, and to volunteer contact:
Ann Fine-770.457.2786, [email protected]
-or- Gerri Penn-770.457.2474, [email protected]
You can also inquire on our web site:
http://templeemanuelatlanta.org/involvement/committees/
We hope you will help us meet the needs of our Temple Emanu
-El family. Thank you for your time and compassion.
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Brown Bag with the Clergy
Wednesdays, Oct. 15th & Nov. 18th
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Living Well, Aging Well
Wednesday, Sept. 30th
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Concert with Sympony
Sunday, Nov. 1st
5:00pm
Sukkot Picnic & Service
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