shofar - Temple Beth-El

The
SHOFAR
NOVEMBER 2014
Volume 91 No. 2
CHESVAN/KISLEV 5775
Temple Beth-El
The Temple Beth-El Shofar is dedicated
by the Chase Family Foundation.
Congregation Sons of Israel & David
Thanksgiving Interfaith Service
"Service for Evening"
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2014
St. Martin's Episcopal Church
7:00 PM
Join us with our East Side
neighbors, in celebrating
the glory of our shared
American heritage.
Reverend Canon
MARK R. SUTHERLAND
The newly arrived 12th Rector of St. Martin's,
will take an opportunity to speak about
GRATITUDE.
St. Martin's Episcopal Church
50 Orchard Avenue, Providence, RI 02906
[email protected] or (401) 751- 2141
www.stmartinsprov.org
Please kindly bring a food
donation for PICA
(Providence In-Town Churches Association)
WORSHIP SERVICES
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Torah: Genesis 12:1 - 17:27
Haftarah: Isaiah 40:27 – 41:16
Torah: Genesis 18:1- 22:24
Haftarah: II Kings 4:1- 4:37
Friday, October 31
Friday, November 7
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
PARASHAT LECH-LECHA
Shabbat Service
Sermon by Rabbi Leslie Y. Gutterman.
Oneg sponsored by the King family in honor of Delphine becoming a
Bat Mitzvah
Saturday, November 1
9:00 AM Torah Study
Guest speaker Rabbi Jim Rosenberg
Rabbi James B. Rosenberg writes a
biweekly column (“It Seems to Me”)
that appears in each issue of The
Jewish Voice and Herald. Rabbi
Rosenberg retired as spiritual
leader of Temple Habonim, a Reform
congregation in Barrington, in July
2007, having served the community for 33
years. He has taught courses in Jewish studies
at Tufts University and at Connecticut College in
New London. He has been writing poetry
for more than 20 years. Some of his poems
and translations of modern Hebrew poetry have
appeared in national periodicals. In 2007, he
completed a 10 -year term as poetry editor of the
CCAR Journal of Reform Judaism.
10:30 AM Shabbat Service
Bat Mitzvah of Delphine King
5:45 PM Minyan
Join us for a
family Shabbat on
November 7, 2014 at 7 PM
to celebrate all we love
about Jewish camping!
Wear your favorite camp gear!
Sing your favorite camp songs!
Meet with representatives from URJ camps,
Camp JORI and others at the Oneg.
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PARASHAT VAYERA
Family Camp Shabbat Service
(led by PROVTY, our Senior Youth Group)
Children with September, October and November birthdays will be honored.
Celebrate all we love about Jewish
camping! Wear your favorite camp gear!
Sing your favorite camp songs! Meet
with representatives from URJ camps,
Camp JORI and others at the Oneg.
Saturday, November 8
9:00 AM Torah Study ~ "Ask the Rabbi"
10:30 AM Shabbat Service
5:45 PM Minyan
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PARASHAT CHAYEI SARA
Torah: Genesis 23:1 - 25:18
Haftarah: I Kings 1: 1- 1:31
Friday, November 14
5:30 PM
K’Tantan Shabbat & Dinner
A 45-minute service designed especially for families with very young children.
Songs, games and crafts to learn all
about Shabbat.
7:00 PM
Shabbat Service
Rabbi Sarah E. Mack will speak
Saturday, November 15
9:00 AM
10:30 AM
5:45 PM
Torah Study
The Torah portion, Haye Sarah,
describes Abraham's mourning of his
beloved wife Sarah. Join us for Torah
study as Rabbi Gutterman teaches about
death and dying in Judaism.
Shabbat Service
Minyan
PARASHAT TOLDOT
Torah: Genesis 25:19 - 28:9
Haftarah: I Samuel 20:18 - 20:42
Friday, November 21
7:00 PM
Shabbat Hallelu
Abundant & filling hors d’oeuvres will
be served at 6:30 PM followed by an
uplifting musical Shabbat featuring
Temple Beth-El musicians and a short
D’var Torah.
Join
Rabbis Gutterman and Mack
for a discussion of
My Promised Land
by Ari Shavit
Saturday, November 22 at 9:00am
An authoritative and deeply personal narrative history
of the State of Israel, by one of the most influential
journalists writing about the Middle East today.
Saturday, November 22
9:00 AM
10:30 AM
5:45 PM
NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF
THE YEAR BY THE NEW YORK TIMES
BOOK REVIEW AND THE ECONOMIST
Winner of the Natan Book Award, the
National Jewish Book Award, and the
Anisfield-Wolf Book Award
Torah Study ~ Discussion of
"My Promised Land "
Shabbat Service
Bat Mitzvah of Julia Binder
Minyan
Tuesday, November 25
Rabbi Mack has a few copies of the book
to lend: [email protected]
7:00 PM Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
St. Martin’s Church
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Torah: Genesis 28:10 - 32:3
Haftarah: Hosea 12:13 - 14:10
Torah: Genesis 32:4 - 36:43
Haftarah: Obidiah 1:1- 1: 21
Friday, November 28
Friday, December 5
5:45 PM
5:30 PM
Congregational Shabbat Dinner
7:00 PM
Family Shabbat Service
(led by Sixth Grade)
Children with December birthdays
will be honored.
PARASHAT VAYETZEI
Shabbat Service
(PLEASE NOTE SPECIAL TIME)
On the Shabbat of Thanksgiving
weekend, our worship is held at an
earlier time. We offer thanks for
the blessings of home and love of
friendship.
Saturday, November 29
9:00 AM Torah Study
10:30 AM Shabbat Service
5:45 PM Minyan
WORSHIP SERVICES
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PARASHAT VAYISLACH
Saturday, December 6
9:00 AM Torah Study
10:15 AM Shabbat Service
5:45 PM Minyan
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Shabbat Hallelu 2014-2015/5775
A Service in Song
Fri, Nov 21, 2014
Fri, Dec 19, 2014
Fri, Jan 16, 2015
Fri, Feb 20, 2015
Fri, Mar 20, 2015
Fri, Apr 17, 2015
Fri, May 15, 2015 (Shabbat Hallelu
Service & 82nd High School Graduation)
A service in song, featuring Temple Beth-El musicians.
Light refreshments served at 6:30 pm
Services at 7:00 pm
Funded by TBE Benefactors
K’TANTAN 2014-2015
at Temple Beth-El
Funded by The Frances & David Friedman Family Fund
K’tantan is a wonderful way to celebrate
Shabbat and Holidays with children aged birth - 5
We gather for joyful singing and community dinner.
All are welcome!
Join us for a brief service at 5:30 pm
followed by dinner
November 14
January 23
March 27
April 24
For more info please email TBEK’[email protected] or
[email protected]
Holiday and Special Events
December 14 Hanukkah Celebration 4:00 pm
February 7 Pajama Havdalah 5:30 pm
March 4 Purim Carnival, Celebration &
Costume Parade 5:30 pm
May 16 Havdalah & Dinner 5:30 pm
Temple Beth-El
70 Orchard Ave
Providence, RI 02906
401-331-6070
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Brotherhood NEWS
Over the Boulevard
and through the Woods!
Come with Brotherhood over the Mystic River,
and to the woods, Foxwoods that is. It all happens
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3Oth, and the deal
(and especially the company) can’t be beat.
BROTHERHOOD
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For just $15, you’ll get round trip motor coach
transportation from the Temple, a ten dollar food voucher
which you can use for the buffet (an $18 value), and fifteen dollars in slot play. Add it up, it’s almost
as if we’re paying you to come and have a fantastic day with your Brotherhood friends and family.
The bus leaves the Temple at 10:00AM, and will have a second stop at the Park & Ride at exit 6A
off Route 95 in Coventry at 10:15. It returns to the Temple at 5 o’clock. Space is limited, first come
first served, so make your reservations with Rona in the office now.
Brotherhood Breakfast SUNDAY, JANUARY 25th at 9:00 AM
Our next Brotherhood event will be a special Brotherhood Breakfast on Sunday, January 25th at 9:00AM. Our guest speaker will be
David C. Lewis M.D. Dr. Lewis is a Professor Emeritus of Community
Health and Medicine and the Donald G. Millar Distinguished Professor
Emeritus of Alcohol and Addiction Studies at Brown University. Dr. Lewis
will speak about the unique culture of the active military that sustains and
worsens these problems, as well as the changes the armed forces need to
make so our military fosters a healthy environment for the young men and women who serve.
Watch your mail and TBE Live for all the information to reserve your space. May you have a
wonderful family gathering this Thanksgiving.
Brotherhood Calendar Additions
PROFESSIONAL
David N. Cicilline
PATRONS
U. S. Congressman
Gloria & Martin Feibish
Robert A. Glashow
Mark Gunning
Liz Hollander
Edward Katz
David & Mary Kitzes
Leonard C. Mandell
Laurence & Lynn Pohl
Samuel D. Zurier
Dr. Robert Ducoff
Dentist
George M. Goodwin, Ph.D.
David L. Kitzes, M.D.
Cardiology
Law office of Stephen G. Linder
Family Law & Personal Injury Law
Dr. Michael Rubinstein
Dentist
Dean Weinberg, CPA
Certified Public Accountant
Samuel D. Zurier, Esq.
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PREMIUM SUPPORT CAMPAIGN
Premium Support Members
The Premium Support Program of Temple Beth-El is enhanced levels of annual support which
ensure that the temple can welcome individuals and families who cannot afford to pay some
or all of the basic membership dues. The program also ensures the continuation of high
quality and essential programs and services the temple provides.
Temple Beth-El is grateful to the following families
who have joined our Premium Support Program.
PILLARS
( 18,000 + )
Joseph A. Chazan
Anonymous (1)
GUARDIAN’S CIRCLE
( 10,000 + )
Gussie Baxt
Rosalie Fain
Merle & Stanley Goldstein
Vivien & Alan Hassenfeld
RABBI’S CIRCLE
(5,000 + )
Lawrence & Atsuko Fish
Joyce & Arthur Hurvitz
Sheila & Arnold Kaufman
Judy & Robert Mann
Jane S. Nelson
Trinidad & Peter Wallick
Anonymous (4)
CHAI CIRCLE
( 3,600 + )
Jeanie & Samuel Brickle
Bonnie & Donald Dwares
Samara & Stuart Feldman
Robin & Burt Homonoff
Jamie & Brock Manville
Tara & Bruce Pinsky
Faye & Robert Stolzman
Jill & Jim Tobak
Ina & Bernard Wasserman
Kimberly & John Zwetchkenbaum
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
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( 2,800 + )
Susan & Robert Bahr
Lori Barnet & Jeffrey Savit
Susan & David Bazar
Mitzi & Robert Berkelhammer
Lisa & Michael Bigney
Patricia & Melvyn Blake
Eszter & Samuel Chase
Phyllis & Irwin Chase
Arlene & David Cohen
Melanie & Stephen Coon
Judy & Stephan Deutsch
Diane & Robert Ducoff
Susan & Michael Eides
Mary & Richard Engle
Gail & James Galkin
Suzanne Gilstein
Jill & Larry Goldstein
Amy Gottlieb & Peter Friedmann
Katherine C. Haspel & Paul A. Silver
Susan & Saul Kaplan
Donna Kimmel & Marilyn Nappen
Nancy & Kenneth Kirsch
Judith C. Labossiere
Sally Lapides & Arthur Solomon
Joyce & Alan Leven
Carol & Fred Levinger
Lila Sapinsley
Helaine & Mark Schupack
Judge & Mrs. Bruce M. Selya
Cathy & Jeffrey Siegal
Genie Shao & Neil Steinberg
Barbara & Arun Singh
Kristin & David Soforenko
Marjorie & Philip Torgan
Deborah & Ellis Waldman
Vanessa & Lewis Weiner
Elaine & Howard Weiss
Jean & Andrew Wilkes
Anonymous (3)
SUSTAINER’S CIRCLE
Steven M. Abrams
Wesley Alpert
Linda & Nathaniel Baker
Beverly & Banice Bazar
Deborah & Neil Benharris
Arlene Berrol & Stan Smith
Muriel Borts
Barbra & Max Brickle
Carolyn & David Brodsky
Barbara & Jeffrey Brown
Suzanne & David Cane
Jill & Andrew Caslowitz
Sherry & Mark Cohen
Rosalea Cohn
Jaffa & David Davies
Lisa & Larry Davis
Barbara & Walter Feldman
Jocelyn & Carl Feldman
Susan & Robert Fine
Susan & Roy Finkelman
Elizabeth Fradin
Fred Franklin
Frances Friedman
Ellen Barth Geltzer
Nancy & Louis Goldman
( 2,450 + )
Terry & David Goldman
Amy & Bruce Goldstein
Bernice & Samuel Gourse
Marcy & Rick Granoff
Paula & Leonard Granoff
Elizabeth & David Greenberg
Helen Grossman
Alexis Hafken
Susan & Charles Hahn
Eileen & Harold Horwitz
David C. Isenberg
Deborah & David Jacobson
Susan & Richard Kaplan
Ellen & Jeffrey Kasle
Susan & David Kertzer
Lorraine & Robert Kingsbury
Anne Berkelhammer Krause
Marjorie & Robert Krause
Dorothy & Howard Lampal
Roberta & Steven Lasser
Sara & Robert Leach
Doris Licht & Ron Borod
Nancy Troy Lovett
Leonard C. Mandell
Susann Mark & David Josephson
Hedy & Fred Massotti
Judy & Andy Matt
Rita Michaelson
Dorothy M. Nelson
Maria & Ralph Posner
Robin & Michael Prescott
Lynn Rakatansky
Kim & Kenneth Rickler
Audrey & Barry Robbins
Joyce & Russell Robinson
Karen Rosen & David Pomerantz
Elinor & Stanley Rosenthal
Marjorie & David Rubin
Linda & Michael Rubinstein
Burton Sackett
Carolyn & Harold Salk
Judith & Jonathan Savage
Ellen & Harold Schein
Barbara & Larry Schoenfeld
Sarah & Peter Scoliard
Emily & Steven Shalansky
Ellen & Barry Shepard
Els & Allan Shine
Ellen & Mark Silverman
Linda & Richard Silverman
Deborah Miller Tate
Jillian & John Torgan
Susan & Herbert Triedman
Susan Weinman & Andrew Rosenzweig
Beth & Stanley Weiss
Gloria Winston
Sarah & Richard Zacks
Janet & Melvin Zurier
Lauren & Samuel Zurier
Morrisa & Joseph Zwetchkenbaum
Anonymous (7)
Please call Judy Moseley, Executive Director, or Ruby Shalansky, Fundraising and Development, at 331- 6070,
if you would like more information about our Premium Support Program.
I would like more information about the honors and benefits of Premium
Membership. Please send me a Premium support Brochure.
Name:
Address:
I would like to discuss becoming a member of the Premium Support Program.
Please call me at
The best time to call is
AM or
PM.
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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
APPROACHES 160 STUDENTS!
Temple Beth - El Religious
School continues to grow!
participating in chugim, activities
Annenberg and Estelle Millman
of their choosing. They may
(Bereshit – Grade 3 Hebrew);
Enrollment is approaching 160
select from Arts & Crafts with
Sandra Lamchick (Shemot – Grade
Shannon Boucher; Computer
4 Hebrew); Nitza Attali and
Lab with Anne Prusky and Gilad
Joie Magnone (Vayikra – Grade
Seckler; Jewish Cooking with
5 Hebrew); Stanley Freedman
Laura Levinson, Erin Moseley
and Gilad Seckler (Bemidbar –
and Robert Oster; Jews on the
Grade 6 Hebrew); Rabbi Mack
BIG and little Screen with Avis
and Cantor Seplowin (Rabbi’s
Gunther-Rosenberg and Alan
Workshop – Grade 7 Hebrew);
Rosenberg; and, Mah Jongg with
and, Marsha Horovitz (Mechinah).
Wendy Joering.
We are also delighted to
students, ages 4 through 17.
This year, we have gathered
a dedicated faculty who are
committed to sharing their
knowledge and their love of
Judaism with our children. Our
teaching staff includes: Tonya
Glantz (Pre-School); Paula
Annenberg (Kindergarten); Marsha
Horovitz (Grade 1); Sandra
Seven students are studying
Lamchick (Grade 2); Nitza Attali
with Rabbi Mack this year
(Grade 3); Avis Gunther-Rosenberg
in preparation for their
(Grade 4); Erin Moseley and Alan
Confirmation. Fourteen 11th
Rosenberg (Grade 5); Robert
and 12th grade students are
Oster and Gilad Seckler (Grade
enrolled in our Post - Confirmation
6); Alan Rosenberg (Grade 7);
program, and will participate in
Avis Gunther-Rosenberg (Grade
a Teacher Training Program and
8); Rabbi Mack ( Grades 9 and
serve as Teacher Aides in the
10); Anita Steiman and Rabbi
Religious and Hebrew Schools.
Gutterman (Grades 11 and 12).
They will meet monthly with
We are also very fortunate to
Rabbi Gutterman for a discussion
welcome our talented creative
group focusing on Jewish issues.
specialists: Judaic Art – Shannon
Boucher; Music - Deborah
Waldman; and, Computer Lab –
Anne Prusky.
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Seventy students are enrolled in
our Hebrew School. The focus of
the four years of our program is
to increase vocabulary, reading
Curriculum in the Religious School
fluency and language skills as
focuses on holidays, Bible,
applied to the prayer book. Our
God, Israel, tzedakah, mitzvot,
third year Hebrew students will
American Jewish history, life
take part in leading worship
cycle, Holocaust, ethics, and
services under the direction of
comparative religions. Studies
Cantor Seplowin and Paula
are supplemented with music,
Bodo. All of our students will
art, videos, and educational
also be studying phrases and
field trips. Students in grades 4- 6
vocabulary of conversational
have the wonderful opportunity of
Hebrew. Faculty include: Paula
welcome our new Israeli emissary,
Gilor Meshulam, to our school
this year!
CONSECRATION
OF CHILDREN
On Wednesday evening,
October 15th, at Erev Simchat
Torah services, twelve first grade
students marked the beginning of
their formal Jewish education by
participating in the 82nd annual
Consecration ceremony.
Consecration is the first of many
milestones in the course of Jewish
upbringing. It marks the beginning
of formal Jewish education,
just as Simchat Torah marks the
Save the Date
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE
FAMILY DAY
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2014 AT 9:00 A M
Our Religious School Open House this year begins
with a breakfast sponsored and prepared by
our Temple Brotherhood.
Please join Rabbi Mack, Anita Steiman and members
of our School Board at this wonderful opportunity to
meet each other, schmooze, and learn about our school.
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
82nd
Following the breakfast, teachers will welcome
you to your children’s classrooms.
beginning of the reading of the
Torah. Each of the Consecrants
received miniature Torah scrolls,
a gift from the Temple Sisterhood,
to commemorate this occasion.
We congratulate the following
Dame Farm
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th
Consecrants and their families:
Ilan Davis
Julian Deaner
Zoey Frank
Liam Isaacs
Caleb Isenberg
Robin Linden
Emma Mercado
Jacob Ponder
Julien Price
Lila Stone
Lily Widell
Foster Yates
We all rejoice in welcoming
these young people into our
Religious School family!
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SISTERHOOD
SISTERHOOD news
Dear Women
of Temple Beth-El,
We hope you’ll join us on our
Sisterhood journey of mitzvot and
learning. As we finish our Rosh
Hashanah reception, Yom Kippur
Break the Fast, Harvest Bake Sale
and Simchat Torah (Torah scroll
presentation to the children), we
move on to our year of fresh new
ideas, learning and programs.
On NOVEMBER 2, we give back
to the community in our annual joint
venture with Brotherhood for the
“Ronald McDonald House
Make a Meal” project.
We are all abuzz with plans for a
dynamite donor Runway Fashion
Show on DECEMBER 7 at 3 :00 PM
in the Silverstein meeting hall. We
do hope you’ll join us for a dazzling
runway show, pop-up boutiques of
local designers, silent auction and
more.
With great appreciation
to our members,
Other S
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Events
& Notes
READING CIRCLE
DECEMBER 1st
We welcome any and all members
to our monthly reading circle on
December 1st. This month’s book is
The World to Come
by Dara Horn. We
meet at 7:30 PM.
As the meeting
locations change,
women must call
Rona at Temple to
learn the location and to RSVP,
at (401) 331- 6070.
Thank You
Sisterhood sincerely thanks
Rosalea Cohn for contributing to
the High Holidays greeting.
Many thanks to those of you who
brought a delectable item for the
Harvest Bake Sale, which was a
huge success thanks to you! The
next one is our Chanukah Bake
Sale on Sunday, December 7,
from 10 AM to 1 PM. We'll be
calling and e-mailing Sisterhood
members to bring an item, such as
cookies, brownies and cupcakes,
perhaps with a Chanukah theme!
Your attractive and yummy
donations, either homemade
or bought, are always much
appreciated!
CHANUKAH
SALE
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7th &
DECEMBER 14th
9:00AM ~1:00 PM in the
Temple lobby. As always, make
us your shopping destination
for wrapping paper, candles,
menorahs, dreidels, toys, books,
tablecloths, napkins and more.
Cheryl Greenfield and
Karen Isenberg
Sisterhood Co-Presidents
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Once again, it’s easy to join Sisterhood online, where you can join and pay
membership dues by credit card through ChaverWeb at: http://www.temple-beth-el.org/community/sisterhood/join-sisterhood
RIGHT OFF
THE RUNWAY
SUNDAY
December 7, 2014
3:00PM
Temple Beth-El
• Professional
Runway Fashion Show • Pop-Up Boutique of Local Designers •
• Glamorous
Red Carpet Entrance • Silent Auction & more!
Watch your mail for the invitation
to this spectacular event!
One lucky lady will win a complete makeover including hair cut,
color, styling, makeup and an outfit to wear to the event!
Nominate a deserving woman in your life (or even yourself!)
Nominations are being accepted now at [email protected]
or mailed to: Jan Weiner at 112 Sayles Avenue, Pawtucket, RI 02860
NOMINATION FORM
I would like to NOMINATE:
(name)
(phone or email contact
for nominee) for the complete makeover.
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Upcoming Fall 92Y Broadcasts
Program ~ 8:00 PM
$5 per member & $10 per non member
Dalia
Rabin
Dennis
Ross
Ethan
Bronner
America and Israel:
The Way Forward
THURSDAY
DECEMBER 4, 2014
8:15 PM
Join Dalia Rabin, the former Israeli Deputy
Minister of Defense and current chairperson
of the Yitzhak Rabin Center, and Ambassador
Dennis Ross, who played a leading role in
shaping US involvement in the Middle East
peace process, for an enlightening
discussion on the future of Israel.
To Register online go to www.temple-beth-el.org and sign in to
Chaverweb or call Temple Beth-El at 401-331- 6070.
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A Sukkot to Remember
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10TH
Welcome
New Members
The Orchard Ave Sukkot
Harvest Festival
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12TH
Sponsors
The Rhode Island Foundation, Temple Beth-El
Jewish Alliance of Rhode Island & Residential Properties
High Holy Day
Food Drive
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th
The SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE
congratulates and thanks the congregation
of Temple Beth-El for their generous support
of this year’s High Holy Day Food Drive.
It’s amazing the staggering amount of
donations that we received from Rosh
Hashanah to Yom Kippur.
Many thanks for all those who volunteered
on Sunday October 5th to help sort the
donations. In all 279 bags of food went
out to 11 local charitable organizations.
The recipients were: Blackstone Valley
Community Action, Project Outreach,
Pawtucket Soup Kitchen, Crossroads,
Progresso Latino, Providence Head Start,
Ronald McDonald House, Family Services
of Rhode Island, Mt. Pleasant Backpack
Program, Camp Street Ministries and
Kosher Pantry.
A special thanks to Ellis Waldman and all
of the ushers who provided assistance with
distribution and collection of bags. We
wish to thank Pamco Label Co, Resource
Label Group and Fox Tag & Label, LLC
who generously donated the labels, and
Admiral Packaging who year over year
has supported our efforts by donating
the bags. Thank you Chex Finer Foods
who partnered with us to think larger
than we have before and help us
accomplish our goals.
We are very fortunate to have such a
caring membership at Temple Beth-El,
who sees the hardship and need in our
community and choses to do something
about it. It is amazing what we can do
together.
The Social Action committee wishes all
our community a Happy, Healthy, Sweet
and Safe New Year.
September 16, 2013
Mr. Stuart Feldman
Temple Beth-El
70 Orchard Avenue
Providence, RI 02906
Dear Mr. Feldman:
On behalf of our Board of Directors and Guests, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and
the members of Temple Beth - El for your very generous donation of non-perishable food items and cleaning
supplies. This is an enormous help to us.
This past summer was very busy at the Soup Kitchen. During the months of July and August, we served
a total of 5,600 unduplicated meals. We are seeing many new faces at the Soup Kitchen, many of
whom are families with children, young adults who have aged out of DCYF, and elderly single adults.
We continue to serve breakfast and dinner, Monday through Saturday, and remain the only Soup Kitchen
in the Blackstone Valley area to provide this service. In addition to the meals we serve on sit.e, we also
provide a full dinner, seven days per week, to the homeless men and women who stay at tlie St. Paul's
Episcopal Church Emergency Shelter, located in downtown Pawtucket. When available, we offer free
clothing and health & beauty aid items to our guests. Despite government reports and forecasts to the
contrary, economic recovery has been slow catching up to the population we serve. We anticipate the
need for our service continuing for the rest of the year at the same or an increased level. We rely heavily
on community support to insure that we are always able to meet the need.
On October 17, 2014, we hosted our 2nd Annual Ernie Marot Humanitarian Awards and Fund Raising
Dinner. This year's honorees included: Irving Basiliere, Dr. Michael Ragosta, Pawtucket Credit Union,
Navigant Credit Union and Rl Registry of Motor Vehicles. Honorary Chairman of this event was
Frank Coletta of WJAR-10's Sunrise Show.
Thank you again for generosity, kindness and support. It makes what we do a lot easier. Best
wishes to you and the members of Temple Beth - El for a very Happy and Healthy New Year!
Sincerely,
Adrienne Marchetti
Adrienne Marchetti
Executive Director
Improving our Community . . . One Meal at a Time
Founder
Ernie Marot
Executive Director
Adrienne Marchetti
Board of Directors
Raymond Gannon
Vice President
Laureen Grebien
Chief George Kelley (Ret.)
Hon. Joseph Keough
Sheryl Marshall, B.A., M.S.
Maj. Arthur Martins
Elizabeth McKenna
Mary Anne Quinn
Secretary
Brother Michael Reis
Asst. Treasurer
Monica Santos
Treasurer
Charles Sczuroski
President
Mary Turillo
195 Walcott Street
Pawtucket, RI 02860
Tel: 401.258.4616
PawtucketSoupKitchen.org
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Ronald McDonald House
PROVIDENCE
OFFICERS
President
Daniel D. Hanlon
Vice President
Brian C. Schattle
Secretary
Jay R. Marshall
Treasurer
Christina E. Hilton, CPA
September 16, 2014
Social Action Committee
Temple Beth-El
70 Orchard Avenue
Providence, RI 02906
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Daniel J. Cunningham
David S. Denyse
Colleen M. Dickson
Jim Gilmore
John R. Liesching
Jerry Munoz, MBA
Joseph M. Muscarella
Glen L. Palmer, MBA
John L. Pucci, CPA
Stephen M. Walach
Tracey Wallace, MBA
COMMUNITY
LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Lion Peter G. Barilla
Carol M. Barnabe
Jeanette Bucci
Edwin N. Forman, MD
Rev. Evangelos Georgiadis
John H. King
F. Paul Mooney
Beverly Motta Norton
Mark D. Mueller
Lou Provenzano
Russell R.Shippee
Robyn G. Smalletz
Dear Friends,
On behalf of the Ronald McDonald House of Providence, I want to thank you personally for
your generous donation of groceries and household items. Thanks to Temple Beth-El we
are able to continue our important mission, providing a home-away-from-home to
families of pediatric patients being treated at area hospitals.
Each year we are host to nearly 400 families who hail from Rhode Island and
Southeastern New England, as well as locales national and international. Every donation
helps us provide all the comforts of home to a family during what is, perhaps, the most
difficult time in their lives.
Thank you for your continued support.
Sincerely,
Michelle LePage
Michelle LePage
Director of Operations
Chief Executive Officer
Michael G. Fantom
45 Gay Street • Providence, RI 02905 • Phone: 401.274.4447• Fax: 401.751.3730 • www.rmhprovidence.org
ADULT
B’NEI MITZVAH CLASS
Begins Wednesday,
Kate
Goldhouse
VEGAN COOKING
October 22 & November 12
7:00 PM
$30.00
Kate Goldhouse is a self-taught expert chef who teaches
plant-based cooking classes at Goldhouse Gourmet in
Boston, MA. She is also the star of over 30 cooking videos
on eHow.com where she shows people how to cook
mouthwatering meals that promote better health and a
better world.
Kate received her B.A. with Honors from Brown University
where she studied the way food and eating shaped ancient
civilizations. She received her certification in Plant-Based
Nutrition from eCornell in 2013 and is currently completing a
500-hour program to become a certified nutritionist and health
coach through the Vancouver Island School of Natural Wellness.
Kate adopted a plant - based diet in 2010 when she realized
the impact our food choices have on our own health, the
environment, and the lives of animals. She found that learning
to cook healthful plant - based meals for herself was incredibly
empowering, and she has since been dedicated
to using her knowledge and passion to inspire
others to cook health - promoting,
compassionate, and delicious food.
NOVEMBER 5, 2014
with C A N T O R S E P L O W I N
Join Cantor Seplowin for a year of study
and preparation toward becoming an
adult Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
A basic reading level of Hebrew is required
as we navigate the Saturday morning worship
service, practice reciting prayers and learn
to chant Torah.
If you need to work on your Hebrew skills,
we are offering a Hebrew class from
7:00 ~ 8:0 0 PM on Wednesdays.
The B’nei Mitzvah class will meet
from 8:00 ~ 9:00 PM and our studies
will culminate in a ceremony on
SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2015
at 10:30AM.
Please call the Cantor at 331- 6070 X118
to reserve a place in the class.
The fee for the class including materials is $180.
ADULT
Hebrew
Class
November 5th ~ December 17th
(6 classes)
This course will teach how to read
Hebrew from the Aleph Bet on.
Taught by Nitza Atali.
$75 including materials.
To register contact Judith Gilson at
[email protected].
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INTRODUCTION TO
JUDAISM
November 6 - March 12
Thursday Evening 7:00 - 9:00 PM
THE REFORM TEMPLES OF RHODE ISLAND
PRESENT AN INTRODUCTION TO JUDAISM
Offered by Temple Beth-El, Temple Habonim & Temple Sinai
Learn the fundamentals of Jewish thought and practice in 18 weeks through a mix of study, discussion and practical experiences. This course is perfect for interfaith couples, non-Jews considering conversion, and Jews looking for an adult-level introduction.
The Faculty will include: Rabbis Goldwasser, Gutterman, Klein, and Mack & Cantors Seplowin and
Siegel & Cantorial Associate Gary Kabler.
COST: $160 per person $225 per couple
SEATING IS LIMITED. REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
(Fee includes all materials and the Joint Shabbat Dinner on March 13, 2015 at Temple Sinai)
For more information on class dates,
and how to register: contact Judith Gilson
EMAIL: [email protected]
WEBSITE: www. Temple-Beth-El.org
PHONE: 401-331-6070
CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT
TEMPLE BETH-EL
70 ORCHARD AVE
PROVIDENCE, RI 02906
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PROVTY
2014-2015
NovemBER 2014
1 4th- 16th ~ Fall Conclavette will be held in Newington, CT this year.
Conclavette is a 3- day, 2- night event hosted by a local congregation. Hosts
create terrific programs and great social events, and host participants in local
homes for the weekend.
DecemBER 2014
Chopped. Arrive in the kitchen and get your mystery basket of
ingredients. You will have a limited amount of time to cook your best dish
with the given ingredients. Judges still to be determined. 7:30 PM at TBE.
6th ~
PROVTY Chanukah Dinner. We will go out to a special dinner.
More details as the date gets closer.
1 3th ~
December Institute. A 5- day winter event for teens in
grades 9 -12, December Institute is planned and run by leaders from the
region. Enjoy amazing programs, song sessions, prayer experiences, new
friends, and more! A regional board meeting occurs during this event. Find
more information on www.nfty.org/ne/events as the date gets closer.
26th - 30th ~
Please join
Bonnie and Donald Dwares
for
Rabbi Leslie Y. Gutterman’s
Retirement
Florida Brunch
Sunday, January 11, 2014
12:00 Noon
Palm Beach Country Club
760 N Ocean Blvd
Palm Beach, FL 33480
Please call or email Rona Nachbar
for more details and to RSVP
401-331-6070 or
[email protected]
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Retreat
September 14, 2014
Photo by : Jason Freedman
RIGHT TO LEFT:
First Row: Alan Moskoff, Lilliane Birch, Jill Fox Tobak, Karen Isenberg, Paula Annenberg Second Row: Jason Freedman,
Lynn Rakatansky, Deb Salinger, Cheryl Greenfield, Beth Mazor Third Row: Stuart Feldman, John Catania, Gail Solomon,
Lauren Weinstock, Judy Moseley Fourth Row: Bob Sandy, Ellis Waldman, Rochelle Rosen, Rabbi Sarah Mack, Lewis Weiner,
Scott Turner, Rachel Mersky Woda
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
September 18, 2014
Photo by : Jason Freedman
RIGHT TO LEFT:
First Row: Paula Annenberg, Alan Moskoff, Beth Mazor, Jill Fox Tobak, Karen Isenberg, Lynn Rakatansky, Suzanne Gilstein,
Tonya Glantz Second Row: John Catania, Judy Moseley, Scott Turner, David Isenberg, Fred Franklin, Nikki Hamburger,
Lauren Weinstock, Lesley Bogad Third Row: Nate Ginsburg, Rochelle Rosen, Lewis Weiner Fourth Row: Stuart Feldman,
Andrew Rosenzweig, Jim Galkin, Mel Zurier, Layne Mayer, Rob Stolzman, Dean Weinberg, Robin Homonoff, Gail Solomon
Fifth Row: Jason Freedman, Bob Sandy, Stuart Aaronson, Ken Kirsch, Rabbi Leslie Gutterman, Steven Dulude, Gary Schine
Not Pictured:Neil Benharris, Lilliane Birch, Andrew Bramson, David Casten, Joseph Chazan, Rosalea Cohn, Carl Feldman,
Cheryl Greenfield, Richard Israel, Lee Krasner, Nan Levine, Fred Levinger, Rabbi Sarah Mack, Jamie Manville, Susann Mark,
Andy Matt, Deb Salinger, Cantor Judy Seplowin, Jennifer Schnirman, Ellis Waldman, Max Winograd, Rachel Mersky Woda
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IN OUR SYNAGOGUE
A Blessing On Your Head
Mazal Tov, Mazal Tov
Stuart Aaronson & Lynn Aaronson on the birth of their grandson
and to Roberta Loebenberg, the proud great-grandmother of Joshua
Harry Auslander, born September 16th, 2014 to Rachel and James
Auslander.
Susan & David Kertzer on the marriage of their son Seth Evan Kertzer
to Amy Rooha Auerbach on September 14, 2014 in Boothbay, Maine.
The congregation notes with sorrow
the passing of:
Rabbi Joel Braude,
son of Rabbi & Mrs. William G. Braude
Madeline R. Goodwin,
mother of George Goodwin
Parents Carol & Alan Friedman, grandparents Shirley & Murray
Friedman, and Phyllis Goldberg and the late Norman Goldberg, on
the wedding of Lauren Friedman to Richard Koblick on October 11th,
Pompano Beach, Florida.
YIZKOR ELOHIM
MILESTONE ANNIVERSARIES & BIRTHDAYS IN
OUR FAMILY FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
CAROLE MILLMAN
27 Elul 5775
22 September 2014
We are pleased to honor members who are celebrating their
100 th birthday, and beyond, as well as anniversaries of those who are
celebrating their first, fifth, tenth, twenty - fifth, and fifty plus celebrations.
ROBERT KRASNER
16 Tishrei 5775
9 October 2014
Milestone Anniversaries
Jo - Ann & Paul Kaplan ~ 5 years
Isabel & Russell Kushner ~ 5 years
Debbi & Jordan Jaffe ~ 10 years
Kimberly & John Zwetchkenbaum ~ 25 years
Sylvia & Paul Sapir ~ 50 years
Linda & Nathaniel Baker ~ 53 years
Sheila & Arnold Kaufman ~ 54 years
Beverly & Henry Levin ~ 56 years
Joanne & Sheldon Summer ~ 57 years
Barbara & Murray Miller ~ 65 years
Carolyn & Burton Botvin ~ 67 years
PHYLLIS STAMBLER
17 Tishrei 5775
11 October 2014
The sympathy of the congregation is
extended to the family of:
LILLIAN BERNSTEIN
19 Tishrei 5775
13 October 2014
ELWIN ROSENBAUM
19 Tishrei 5775
13 October 2014
MORTON MEYERS
19 Tishrei 5775
13 October 2014
IN OUR FAMILY
David Rubin has been named Managing Partner of Hinckley, Allen and Snyder.
NEW MEMBERS
Let us welcome our new members. May your membership in our
Congregation bring you spiritual peace and joy.
Hillary Davis & Harlan Kadish of Providence.
John Bush Jones ( JBJ ) of Providence.
Lisa Rollins of Earlysville, Virginia.
Andrea & Joseph Sands of Seekonk, Massachusetts
and their children Jessica and Maxwell.
John Bush Jones ( JB J)
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IN MEMORIAM
November 1, 2014
Parents
Nancy & Tom King
School
Moses Brown School
Grade
7th
Favorite Activities
Lacrosse, making movies, drawing and squash
To Delphine, becoming a Bat Mitzvah brings maturity. Delphine has
learned new things about herself as well as having learned many
important prayers and traditions. For her Mitzvah Mania project,
she is going to raise money for the World Wildlife Fund, and plans
to help out at local animal shelters. It is important in the future for
Delphine to make a difference in the life of at least one person who
would think of her as a hero, “because I know I have lots of people
who have made a difference in MY life.”
JULIA
BINDER
November 22, 2014
B’NEI MITZVAH
DELPHINE
KING
Parents
Anne Noel & Bill Binder
School
Moses Brown School
Grade
7th
Favorite Activities
Skiing, lacrosse, soccer, hiking in National Parks
To Julia, becoming a Bat Mitzvah means becoming a Jewish adult.
"I am reaching the age of moral and ethical responsibility. I will
need to make good decisions." For Julia's Mitzvah Mania Project,
she is volunteering at an animal shelter. In her lifetime, Julia would
like to make the world a better place.
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DONATIONS
SEPTEMBER 1, 2014
to
SEPTEMBER 30, 2014
“...who donates much to charity
becomes the richer for it...”
BROTHERHOOD FUND
Sophie, Ken & Sharon
Waitsman
ENDOWMENT FUND
In Memory of
CELIA LEVIN
CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Honor of
Lorelei Benatovich
daughter, LISA BROSOFSKY,
being elected to the Sisterhood Board
Lorelei Benatovich & Family
CANTOR JUDY SEPLOWIN
on receiving the Lindenbaum Award
Lorelei Benatovich
daughter, LISA BROSOFSKY
on her special birthday
In Memory of
Lorelei Benatovich, Penny beloved parents & grandparents,
Benatovich & Lisa Brosofsky MARY & SAMUEL FOX
Family
Karen & Buddy Trinkle
HYMAN JACOBSON CEMETERY BEAUTIFICATION FUND
Enhances the Temple cemetery’s landscaping
Howard Rosenberg
Eileen & Harold Horwitz
In Memory of
ISRAEL ROSENBERG
IDA SHAW, JOSEPH SHAW,
MINETTE HORWITZ and
MANUEL HORWITZ
CHARLOTTE SIMON KENNER MEMORIAL FUND
For any purpose the Temple’s Board of Trustees deems worthy
Lynn D. Flanzbaum
In Memory of
father, DAVID I. FLANZBAUM and
RUTH KAPLAN
DAVID A. COHEN FAMILY RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
Provides support and development of resources for “special needs”
children in the Temple Beth-El Religious School
Lisa & Paul Karofsky
Fred Franklin
In Honor of
DAVID COHEN on his
special birthday
DAVID COHEN on his
special birthday
DOROTHY & JAY ISENBERG FUND
Supports music and cultural programs
David Isenberg
David Isenberg
David Isenberg
In Memory of
SYLVIA HASSENFELD
JACOB ISENBERG
HYMAN JACOBSON
DOROTHY EMERS FINKELMAN MEMORIAL FUND
For the Annual Religious School Passover program
Carol & Gerald Finkelman
Gerald Finkelman
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Zohar, iii, 110b
In Honor of
HAROLD SHEIN on his
special birthday
In Memory of
EVA FINKELMAN
Helps to establish financial security for the Temple
Lorraine & Irving Waldman
Judy & Arthur Bergel
Lenore Blasbalg
Natalie Penta
Myrna & Ed Aronson
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Granoff
Susan Brown
Zelda & Edward Feldman and Family
Miriam & Arthur Plitt
Edna Rubin
Jane S. Nelson
Gloria & Peter Feinberg
Elizabeth & Peter Bein
Lori Solinger
Cary Coen
Amy Gonzalez
Esther & Sandford Coren
In Honor of
LOTTE POSNER on her 100th birthday
RICHARD SHEIN on his special birthday
RICHARD SHEIN on his special birthday
In Memory of
RUTH KAPLAN
ANNE KAY
SAMUEL GRANOFF
STEPHEN M. BROWN
RUTH KAPLAN
RUTH KAPLAN
MILTON RUBIN and SAM RUBIN
EUGENE NELSON
LINDA FRANKLIN
SIDNEY ROLLINS
RUTH KAPLAN
LINDA FRANKLIN
CAROLE MILLMAN
CAROLE MILLMAN
FAY GOLDSTEIN MEMORIAL FUND
Funds small torahs as gifts to students who are consecrated at Temple
Elaine & Burton Goldstein
In Memory of
her mother, JOSEPHINE CASTRIOTTA
FAY & ROBERT STEINBERG FUND
Supports interfaith families and programs at Temple Beth-El
Helen Ginsberg
In Memory of
best father, SAMUEL MARGOLIES
FELDMAN GENERATIONS FUND
For programming to promote Jewish continuity and/or youth leadership
Jocelyn & Carl Feldman
In Memory of
ANNE KAY, ROSEMARY TOWLES
and BRINA ORCHOFF
GENERAL OPERATING FUND
In Appreciation
Barbara Goldstein
Judy & John Moseley
In Memory of
CAROLE MILLMAN
GRAUBART-IRVING MUSIC FUND
Enhances programs and worship services through music
Arlene H. Berrol
Eileen & Harold Horwitz
In Memory of
father, MILTON HERMAN
MANUEL HORWITZ
HAZEL & STANLEY GROSSMAN FUND
For general use as needed
Hazel Grossman
In Memory of
FAY SINGERMAN
HELEN & AARON CASLOWITZ FUND
Gail & Bill Levine
Judge Howard I. Lipsey In Memory of
mother, HELEN D. CASLOWITZ
grandfather, LOUIS GERSHMAN
HINEINU
Temple Beth-El's caring community
Selma Savage
In Memory of
FANNIE HERMAN
MELVIN & ELEANORE FRANK FUND
Assists students participating in Religious School field trips
Lois & Burton Fain
Marion Goldsmith
In Honor of
marriage of SARA STEI MAN and
C.J. FLOROS
In Memory of
ESTHER PRESS
MINYAN FUND
Steven Lasser
Ethel Axelrod
Ellen Geltzer
Sharon & Perry Garber
Lori & Steven Kahan
Rhonda White and Wendy Joering & Family
Kimberly Janson
Karen Borger
Harriet & Howard Wasser
Ellen & Bill Troberman
Anita & Don Kaufman
Pat & Mel Blake
In Memory of
KENNETH LASSER
FRANCES SCHWABER,
ROSE NOVECK & ISADORE NOVECK
FELICE BARTH
LOUIS GARBER
CAROLE MILLMAN
CAROLE MILLMAN
CAROLE
CAROLE
CAROLE
CAROLE
CAROLE
CAROLE
MILLMAN
MILLMAN
MILLMAN
MILLMAN
MILLMAN
MILLMAN
PAULA GOLDEN MEMORIAL FUND
Flowers for the High Holy Days
Barbara Fine and David Golden
Barbara Fine and David Golden
Barbara Fine and David Golden
In Honor of
birth of DANIELLE MAYA SALMANSON
HAROLD SCHEIN on his
special birthday
Speedy Recovery
MICHAEL WILDSTEIN
PROVTY
Temple Beth-El Youth Group
Carole Millman
Marcia Bigney
Ivy & Howard Rabinowitz
In Memory of
EVELYN MARKS
PAUL BIGNEY
CAROLE MILLMAN
RABBI GUTTERMAN'S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Appreciation
Jane & Alan Jacober
Max Dittelman
Noa & John Grant
In Honor of
Joanne & Shelly Summer
birth of DANIEL ADAM SPIELMAN
Evelyn Saltzman
RICHARD SHEIN on his
special birthday
Beverly & Robert Goldblatt
JILL THALER on her special birthday
Patty & Melvin Alperin
RICHARD SHEIN on his special birthday
Hannah & Jack Feibelman
LOTTE POSNER on her100th birthday
In Memory of
Ellen M. Shepard
SYLVIA P. MARKS
Wesley Alpert
Deborah Miller Tate
Gloria Winston
Beverly & Banice Bazar
Stephen Linder
Linda & Michael Rubinstein
Lila Sapinsley
Stacey Kaplan
Beverly & Robert Goldblatt
Evelyn & Patti Saltzman
Sharon & Stephen Linder
Robin & Burt Homonoff
Carolyn Krestul
Nat, Jeff & Craig Baker
Carolyn & Sonny Botvin
Evelyn Saltzman
GRACE ALPERT
ALICIA MILLER
SYLVIA HASSENFELD
SAMUEL WISHNEVSKY
NATHAN LINDER
BEN ROSEN
DORIS LOEWENSTEIN
RUTH KAPLAN
RUTH KAPLAN
MARJORIE SALTZMAN
BEATRICE LINDER, CAROL JOSEPHSON and PATRICIA LINDER
HYMAN JACOBSON
HYMAN JACOBSON
SARAH BAKER
HYMAN JACOBSON
Speedy Recovery to
BERNARD WASSERMAN
DONATIONS
For studies in Jewish philosophy, literature and art
RABBI MACK'S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Appreciation
Merri, John, David & Michael Ricci
RICHARD & EVELYN SEIGLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
For Religious School scholarships
Anita & Mark Steiman
Irene Horowitz & Family
Dianne Isenberg
Gloria & Sam Jarcho
Anita & Mark Steiman
Anita & Mark Steiman
In Honor of
birth of JOSHUA AUSLANDER
In Memory of
JEROME HOROWITZ
LILLIAN DAVIS
CHELSEA CLARENCE EDMONDS
CHELSEA CLARENCE EDMONDS
CAROLE MILLMAN and
HYMAN JACOBSON
SISTERHOOD FUND
Deborah Matzner Turney
Pearl Nathan
In Memory of
parents, ZARA & WILLIAM MATZNER
MARTHA GLUCK
SOCIAL ACTION FUND
Provides funds for social action or social concern
Rosalind & Alvin Kurzer
Ina & Bernard Wasserman
Rosalind & Alvin Kurzer
Kenneth Rickler
Kim Rickler
In Honor of
RICHARD SHEIN on his
special birthday
In Memory of
SYLVIA HASSENFELD
HARRY KURZER
ARNOLD RICKLER
BILLIE HOTALING
THEODORE & PAUL MARKOFF FUND
Supports music programs
Gloria Winston
Marilyn & Julius Levine
In Honor of
AUDREY & BERNARD BIEDER
on their 25th anniversary
In Memory of
CELIA LEVINE
WILLIAM G. BRAUDE LIBRARY FUND
For purchase of new library books
Carolyn & Harold Salk
Susan & Nathan Chernov
In Honor of
RICHARD SHEIN
on his special birthday
HAROLD SCHEIN
on his special birthday
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DONATIONS
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Luber
Marilyn & Julius Levine
Ethel Axelrod
Nina Schucker
Bea Robinson
Leila & Sheldon Sock
In Memory of
ADA BERNSTEIN
CELIA LEVINE
RUTH KAPLAN
RUTH KAPLAN
MENDELL ROBINSON
DAVID SOCK
ZURIER FUND
Supports the Temple’s archives and museum
Janet & Mel Zurier
In Memory of
RUTH SAUBER
OUR LEADERSHIP
2014 - 2015
Officers & Members
of the Board of Trustees
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President
Jill Fox Tobak
[email protected]
Vice-President, Operations
Ellis Waldman
[email protected]
Vice-President, Planning & Development
Lewis Weiner
VPPresidentPlanning&Development@
temple-beth-el.org
Vice-President, Community
Relations & Programs
Stuart Feldman
VPCommunityRelations&Programs
@temple-beth-el.org
Vice-President, Worship
Practices & Lifelong Learning
Robert Stolzman
VPLifelongLearning&Worship
@temple-beth-el.org
Treasurer
Dean Weinberg
[email protected]
Secretary
Tonya Glantz
[email protected]
TEMPLE BETH-EL
STAFF NEWS
Welcome our new controller
STEVEN DULUDE
Steven M. Dulude, has
many years of non-profit
accounting experience
working in senior
management positions.
He has worked as the
Finance Director for such
organizations as: La
Salle Academy, Rhode
Island Parent Information
Network, Corliss Institute
and Westbay Community
Action. He holds a BS
degree in Accounting
from Rhode Island College
and a Human Resources
Certificate from Bryant
University. Steven is a
member of the Newport
Preservation Society and
The Players at Barker
Playhouse. His hobbies
are singing, acting and
travelling.
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TRUSTEES
Paula Annenberg
Neil Benharris
Lilliane Birch
Lesley Bogad
Andrew Bramson
John Catania
Fred Franklin
Jason Freedman
James Galkin
Suzanne Gilstein
Nathaniel Ginsburg
Cheryl Greenfield
Nikki Hamburger
Robin Homonoff
David Isenberg
Karen Isenberg
Jamie Manville
Andy Matt
Layne Mayer
Beth Mazor
Alan Moskoff
Lynn Rakatansky
Rochelle Rosen
Andrew Rosenzweig
Deborah Salinger
Robert Sandy
Gary Schine
Jennifer Schnirman
Gail Solomon
Scott Turner
Lauren Weinstock
Max Winograd
Rachel Mersky Woda
HONORARY TRUSTEES
Stuart Aaronson
David B. Casten
Joseph A. Chazan
Rosalea Cohn
Carl Feldman
Judge Richard J. Israel
Kenneth Kirsch
Lee Krasner
Nan Levine
Frederick Levinger
Susann Mark
Melvin Zurier
Temple Beth-El
Chanukah party
Save the Date
Sunday, December 14, 2014
The fun begins at 3:00 PM
LEGO EXTRAVAGANZA
Come help build a GIANT LEGO MENORAH!
Fun for the whole family!!
Open to the community. Bring your friends!
70 Orchard Avenue
Providence, RI,
02906-5402
SENIOR RABBI
CONTROLLER Leslie Y. Gutterman ext.112
[email protected]
Study: (401) 521- 0343
Steven Dulude ext.104
[email protected]
Office: (401) 331-6070
Fax: (401) 331-8068
www.temple-beth-el.org
ASSISTANT to Clergy & Religious
School Communications
Judith Gilson ext.113
[email protected]
RABBI ASSISTANT to Controller/
Social Media Coordinator Sarah E. Mack ext.106
[email protected]
Latoya White ext.102
[email protected]
Rona Nachbar ext.100
[email protected]
CANTOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR BUILDING MANAGER Judith A. Seplowin ext.118
[email protected]
Anita F. Steiman ext.107
[email protected]
George Hetu ext.119
[email protected]
PRESIDENT
FUNDRAISING & DEVELOPMENT Jill Fox Tobak
[email protected]
Ruby Shalansky ext.110
[email protected]
FACILITIES
Toly Magidin ext.119
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ASSISTANT to the Executive Director
Judy Moseley ext.105
[email protected]
Kim Campbell ext.109
[email protected]
OFFICE MANAGER/RECEPTIONIST CONTACTS
Temple Beth-El
Congregation Sons of Israel & David
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by the Harold A.Winstead
Charitable Trust in his memory.
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Temple Beth-El
Congregation Sons of Israel & David
70 Orchard Avenue
Providence, RI 02906-5402
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Because of REGULATIONS PROTECTING PATIENT PRIVACY, hospitals no longer provide patient lists.
If you want a visit from the Cantor or Rabbis, please inform the Temple Office, 331- 6070.
Temple Beth-EL
CHANUKAH PARTY
SAVE THE DATE
Lego Extravaganza
Come help build a Giant
Lego Menorah!
SUNDAY
December 14th
at 3:00 PM
FUN for the whole family!