President`s Message - Congregation Beth Shalom

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6800 35th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98115
206.524.0075
Congregation Beth Shalom • Voted in JT News—Best Congregation from 2009-2012!
August 2014 • Av - Elul 5774
Volume 46, Issue 11
R ABBI’ S M ESSAGE - F ROM R ABBI A DAM R UBIN
Perhaps because of our son, Elior’s loving embrace of his
new baby sister (most of the time), or the remarkably warm
and caring welcome we’ve received upon our arrival to
Seattle, I’ve been thinking a lot about love lately. Thoughts
of romance are appropriate this time of year, given the
jarring shift in the Jewish calendar from the fasting and
sorrow of Tisha B’Av to Tu B’Av - the fifteenth of Av - a
minor holiday devoted to matters of the heart. Called chag
ha-ahavah (the holiday of love) in contemporary Israel, Tu
B’Av has its earliest origins in the Mishnah, from which we
learn that “the daughters of Jerusalem” would dance in the
vineyards dressed in white on the fifteenth of Av (and on
Yom Kippur as well!), saying to their male suitors, “Young
man, lift up your eyes and see what you choose for
yourself…” (Ta’anit 4:8).
It is telling that this teaching, along with a more elaborate
discussion of the holiday in the Babylonian Talmud, is not
part of some separate section on romance or marriage, but
rather is embedded in a somber discussion of the meaning
and ritual practices surrounding Tisha B’Av. Unlike ancient
Greek philosophy - which later played a key role in
influencing Christianity - the Jewish tradition does not create
distinct categories for romantic love and religious passion;
there is no fixed boundary between Eros, passionate
physical love, and Agape, which implies love in the spiritual
sense. Indeed, Maimonides understands the second verse
from the Shemah (“You shall love Ha-Shem your God with
all your heart, soul, and might…”) as requiring a feeling for
God that can only be described as romantic:
What is the proper [degree] of love? It is when one
loves God with an exceedingly great love, until one’s
soul is bound up with the love of God. Thus will one be
always intoxicated with this love, as though sick with
love. For a lovesick person’s mind is never free of love
for one’s beloved, forever drunk with the thought of the
other -- when one sits down, gets up, eats and drinks.
Even greater than that should be the love for God in the
minds and hearts of those who love God, intoxicated
with it at all times, as we are commanded (Deut. 6:5) ".
. . with all your heart and with all soul. . . ." (Hilkhot
Teshuvah 10:3)
Lovesick? Intoxicated? The Rambam is clearly comfortable
extending feelings of romantic passion to our spiritual life, to
our relationship with the Holy Blessed One. But how can we
cultivate such an attachment to God? And perhaps even
more difficult, how can it be maintained over time?
The sages of the Talmud concede that like human
relationships, our connection to the Divine has ups and
downs, and the fires of first love can cool considerably over
time. This applies not only to our feelings for God, but the
reverse – God’s relationship with the people Israel:
It used to be said: “When love was strong, we could
have made our bed on the blade of a sword. Now that
our love is weak, a bed of ninety feet isn’t wide enough
for us.”
R. Huna said, “The same is hinted at in Torah. At the
beginning, it says, ‘And I will meet with you and speak
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
President’s Message
LEGACY
Over the last few months my life has been full of complex,
trying, beautiful and sometimes sad moments of transition.
Over a 6 week period starting in mid-May, whilst preparing
my Mom’s home for sale in Massachusetts, I was called to
Arizona to say good-bye to my Father-in-law who had gone
onto hospice. In the weeks following, a dear young friend
succumbed to his battle with cancer, my mother moved to
Seattle, and my dear friend and Beth Shalom member Tony
Moore went into the hospital at my insistence.
Updates
1-5
Adult Education
6
Family Programming
7
High Holiday Schedule & Forms
8-10
Anniversaries, and Birthdays
11-12
Events in Members Lives
12-13
Contributions
14-15
Service Schedules and Calendars
16-18
Tzedakah Form
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Tisha B’Av
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Rabbi Message
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with you from above the cover of the Ark, from between
the two kruvim which are upon the Ark of the covenant.
. .’ (Ex. 25:22). . . And in the end, it says (Isa. 66:1)
‘Thus says the Lord: The heaven is my throne and the
earth is my footstool. What house could you build for
me?’”
worships God out of love engages in Torah and
commandments.” In other words, the devotion and love we
invest into visiting those who are ill, inviting guests into our
homes, and praying and studying as a community (to take
just a few examples), are capable not only of expressing our
love for God, but of sustaining it.
While “love at first sight” might generate passionate
intensity for a while, time erodes even the most ardent love,
and even the Creator of the Universe isn’t immune from this
process!
Our relationship with God, just as with people, must be
carefully cultivated and nurtured over time to keep the fires
burning. Fortunately, Judaism provides a powerfully effective
“aphrodisiac.” Rambam puts it very simply: “A person who
TOY-RAHSTORY
TO INFINITY AND BEYOND:
OUR STEP INTO THE BIGGER, BETTER FUTURE
We are welcoming Rabbi Adam Rubin and Liat Levit to Beth
Shalom with a party! Join us on:
Saturday, September 13
7:15—9:00 pm at CBS
CBS 2014-2015 Board of Directors
President
Andrew Cohen
Vice-President
Susan Morgensztern
President Elect
Michael Madwed
Treasurer
Craig Lawson
Past President
Mark Stiefel
Secretary
Rochelle Roseman
Deadlines:
Articles / Announcements
are due in synagogue office
by the 10th of each month
for the following month’s
newsletter.
206-524-0075 CBS phone
206-525-5095 CBS fax
[email protected]
Religious School Committee Mark Igra
Chair
Debra Jeffs-Grad
Wendy Friedman
Julie Klein
Marsha Malkin
Members at Large:
Philip Nurick
Polly Amkraut
Norbert Sorg
Jennifer Cohen
Scott Starr
Suzie Dadoun
David Tarshes
Joani Diskin Saran
Rabbi Jill Borodin
[email protected]
Rabbi Adam Rubin
[email protected]
Naomi Kramer
Program Director
[email protected]
Emma Shusterman
Bookkeeper
[email protected]
Carol Benedick
Executive Director
[email protected]
Marjie Cogan
Front Office Coordinator
[email protected]
Felix Shoihat
Education & Development Associate
[email protected]
Liat Levit
Education & Youth Director
[email protected]
Heidi Piel
Lifecycle Coordinator
[email protected]
Marlen Maquillan
Asst to the Director of the ECC
Leah Lemchen
Director of Early Childhood Center
[email protected]
Marci Greenberg
B’nai Mitzvah Coordinator
Louis Friedkin
Comptroller
Julie Hayon
Director of Livnot Chai
Carlos DelCid
Lead Custodian/Handyman
Rimma Lobas
Morena Guidos
Custodial Attendant
Synagogue office address: 6800 - 35th Ave NE • Seattle, WA 98115 • website: www.bethshalomseattle.org
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Message from the President of the Board
and in doing so we deepen our understanding of the legacy
one generation can leave to the next.
Shockingly, Tony and my Father-in-law died 8 hours apart
that next week all before May was over.
I hope that my legacy at Beth Shalom will be remembered.
I pray that at some point in the far future someone will say,
Throughout this all my family, friends and community have
“I love that tune for the kiddushah prayer…do you remember
been there giving support to me and James. During this
how beautifully Andrew davened it”, or “whenever I see
time I have had several conversations with G-d about my life someone handing out candy at shul I think of Andrew”. To
and my legacy (actually it was me doing all of the talking).
quote Fred Small, in his song “Everything Is Possible,”
And over Shavous I had a lot of time to think about the
“… and the only measure of your words and your deeds will
many legacies I have received.
be the love you leave behind when you're done.” I hope that
I will leave behind a lot of love.
Webster’s defines legacy as follows:
Part of one’s legacy are the words imprinted upon loved ones
• something (such as property or money) that is received
and their memories of your actions. So important is Beth
from someone who has died
• something that happened in the past or that comes from Shalom to me that I have left a yerushah of my own to the
shul. I have designated a bequest in my will that Beth
someone in the past
Shalom shall receive 2.5% of my estate upon my death and
Let me share a little about the Legacies I have received over a larger percentage if James predeceases me.
the years:
Over the last few weeks I have seen FIRST HAND, what both
• From my Father-in-law, I received a love of life, a model
good estate planning and bad or incomplete estate planning
for having a great marriage, a model for being
look like. As I mentioned above, part of one’s legacy is the
competitive in a collegial manner and the inspiration to
thoughts you want to share with your loved ones.
continually make new and cultivate long term friendships
I encourage you to do this while you can, and if you want to
and relationship;
share words with them after your passing, prepare a living
• From Tony Moore – the knowledge that I was great just
will OR a letter to them that can be held with your executor
as I was and supported in my desire to be better;
or attorney.
• From Brandon Gribin – A model of how to live one’s life
Further still, I encourage each and every Beth Shalom
with dignity in the face of overwhelming physical
member to include a bequest to the shul in your will.
adversity;
Designating a meaningful gift such as a bequest is one
• From my Dad – my powerful voice and my big
important way to leave behind a legacy that expresses love
personality;
and appreciation of our community.
• From my Grandmother, Florence, who lived to 104 - a
huge win in the genetic lottery (I hope) and skills on how So I leave you with this simple advice:
to cook and entertain;
1. If you do not have a will or estate plan (especially if you
have children) make one!!! – I am glad to help you find
• From my Step-Father, Tracy – the gift of his presence
an attorney
through a very difficult adolescence and the knowledge
that I was deeply loved;
2. If your will is older than 5 years review it and update it
3. Tell your executor where your notarized will can be found
• From my Grandmother, Anne – a small yerusha
(inheritance) with which I was able to purchase some
4. If you have things you want done or said, say them or do
furniture for my home (some of which I still have);
them now. But also, put them in writing and share them
with your attorney and executor so that when the time
• From my Grandfather, Barnie – my road map for being a
comes
- your wishes can be honored and your words
committed Jew. My grandfather dedicated his life to the
shared
Jewish people and worked tirelessly at raising funds for
5. Write an ethical will – leave your children and friends
our people and the state of Israel.
your final words on how you lived your life and the final
So this all brings me full circle back to what is my legacy. As
advice you have for them
one without children I do not have a default option for who
6. Leave a bequest to Beth Shalom – honor your
will remember me. But what I do have is friends and family
commitment and connection to shul long after you have
and a community that I am part of building. I am blessed to
gone in a way that will live LONG after you do.
see young adults graduating from high school whose bris or
Supporting our shul in perpetuity is a great legacy.
baby naming I attended and children being born to the kids
who’s bat or bar mitzvah I attended. I am looking forward to As we enjoy the long days of summer, I wish everyone a
the day when someone I have known from birth has their
long and healthy life in which we can all celebrate many
first child. For James and I, we live vicariously through these joyous occasions. As always I can be reached at
milestone events in the lives of children in our community,
[email protected].
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Updates
UPDATE
FROM THE
TREASURER
THANKS TO MEMBERS’ GENEROSITY, FISCAL YEAR
ENDS WITH SMALL SURPLUS!
painting, to building storage space.
expenses where they could back in February and, even
though there were serious technology problems that
increased the work load, they were able to still deliver on
most commitments.
Thank you everyone for all that you did to turn around our
financial year! We look forward to a good 2014–2015!
Volunteers: Maintenance volunteers made repairs and found
That’s right, from the too real possibility of a significant defi- many low-cost solutions to keeping our facilities in working
cit, the year ended with a small surplus.
order. Landscape volunteers saved us thousands of dollars
and helped keep the gardens and grounds beautiful.
How did that happen? Because of you.
Shabbas chefs made delicious meals, and created a
End-of-the-Year Donations: Thanks to the initial challenge of wonderful atmosphere of caring and community. Office
$7000 made by the Board and several other members,
volunteers helped get out mailings and took care of tasks
dozens of members met that challenge and made donations the paid staff couldn’t get to.
from $18 to $1,000, and in the end we received over
$20,000 in end-of-the-year donations.
ECC: Leah did a fantastic job of stabilizing the ECC and
bringing in more children, and this had a positive effect on
Dues: Collections came in at $2,000 over adjusted
our budget.
projections. This was still $17,000 less than budgeted, but it
was higher than our February forecasts.
Religious School: Our interim education leadership team
(Elizabeth Braverman, Felix Shoihat, Marci Greenberg and
Sustaining Funds: $6,000 more was donated than had been Naomi Kramer) held down Religious School and Family Camp
forecast.
costs while still providing a quality learning experience for
Administrative Staff: Our administrative staff began reducing children and families.
Craig Lawson
Treasurer
Custodial Staff: Carlos did a lot of work that would normally
have been done by contractors, from replacing floor tiles to
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Updates
SOCIAL A CTION COMMITTEE,
CONTACT:
GAIL C OSKEY
Monday night, August 4th, and Tuesday, August 5th, mark
the observance of Tisha B’Av, where among other
calamities, Jews lament the destruction of the First and
Second Temples, and our forced exile from the land of
Israel. Though perhaps not the same magnitude, when
someone doesn’t have decent shelter, enough to eat, or is
the victim of violence, the psychological and physical effects
can be just as traumatic. The members of the SAC try to do
what we can to help alleviate these issues in our
community. We hope you will consider helping us in some
of these endeavors.
funds to provide a dinner and other necessities for the
Mary’s Place residents.
Several times a year, CBS and the SAC sponsor a blood
drive for the Puget Sound Blood Center(PSBC). The Blood
Mobile parks across the street from CBS in front of the
Northeast Branch library on a Sunday. The last drive was
July 27th. After coordinating the drive for a number of
years, CBS member Sheryl Kipnis is passing the torch.
Yasher koach to Sheryl for doing this, and of course, we are
looking for a new Blood Drive Coordinator. The main job of
the coordinator is to work with the PSBC to advertise the
Teen Feed was held on June 30th and fed dinner to about
drives. This mainly involves about an hour several weeks
50 homeless youth in the University District. Thanks to all
before the drive to ask merchants along the 35th Ave NE
the volunteers who either prepared the meal or helped
corridor to NE 75th if you can put a poster in their windows.
serve and clean up: Joan Lite Miller – Chair, Marilyn Meyer, Most merchants are very accommodating. We can let you
Robert Isgur, Liz Labadie, Linda Kanter, Julie Margulies,
know which businesses typically cannot advertise this. The
Patti Kieval, Hannah Bobroff, Martin Schnitzer, Marsha
other piece is to advertise in the Shavuon and Cybershul
Malkin, Maddie Mitchell, Polly Amkraut, and Ellie Amkraut.
starting 3 or 4 weeks before the drive. The next Blood
Drive is Sunday, Nov. 23rd. If you are interested or would
The next Teen Feed will be Monday, September 29th.
If you would like information about helping with Teen Feed- like more information contact Gail Coskey or Robert Isgur
held any month with a 5th Monday- contact Joan Lite Miller: ([email protected]).
[email protected]
Early warning: Please be thinking about the annual SAC
Food
Drive held between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
Another ongoing project related to alleviating hunger in the
Even
though it’s a bit early, you might think about picking
Lake City area of Seattle is the Lake City Meals program the
up
some
items on sale between now and then. Canned and
third Sunday of each month. To get information about how
boxed
goods
are always needed. You will have an
you can help, contact Leah Rapalee:
opportunity
to
purchase Gift Cards to donate to JFS as we
[email protected]
get closer to the High Holidays.
Another opportunity to become educated about food
Donations and daily minyan contributions to the SAC were
insecurity in America will take place this month.
used to sponsor Teen Feed, Mary’s Place, and purchase
On Sunday, August 17th, from 3-5 pm, the Mercer Island
JCC will be hosting the film, ‘A Place at the Table’, narrated Welcome Baskets with essential household items for new
residents of Sand Point Transitional Housing. Thank you for
by Jeff Bridges. This is a free screening that is being
your contributions.
sponsored by CBS, Bet Alef, and The Jewish Federation,
among others. For further information or to RSVP, go to:
The next scheduled SAC meeting is Sunday, September 7th,
www.jewishinseattle.org/placeattable
10:30am-Noon at CBS. Room TBD.
Mary’s Place, a moving shelter for homeless women and
If you would like information about ongoing or future SAC
children was housed at Temple Beth Am in mid-July, with
events or activities, contact Gail Coskey at:
several CBS members volunteering there. The SAC donated
[email protected].
L IBRARY UPDATE, C ONTACT: DINA T ANNERS
Thanks to Steve Greene and Kayla Weiner for some very
useful books that they donated to our shul library. You will
find that some have replenished our shelves on the Honor
Lending Library cart outside the rabbi's office. The cart
mostly has Jewish fiction but other Jewish genre too. Take
a book or two and return them or a similar one when you
have finished.
proceeds to buy more books for the CBS library. Please
save any new or gently used and clean Judaica for the sale.
Items including Jewish ritual objects, Jewish CDs and DVDs,
Jewish jewelry, and Jewish children's books would be
appreciated. Contact Dina Tanners for donations and
volunteering for the sale.
If you are looking for books on the month of Elul, the fall
holidays, and Jewish cooking, please check out or selection
in the library!
We plan to have another used Judaica sale in early
November as last year's was so successful. We will use the
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ADULT EDUCATION & HIGH HOLIDAY PREP
Food for Thought Dining Room Learning
Tuesdays, June 17th-September 16th, 7:00 pm at Ron and Robert’s Home (RSVP to 206-369-3613 for address)
Learn Amidah Text and Meaning by coming to a workshop learning series over the summer. We will work from My People’s Prayer Book, Volume 2, The Amidah and other texts while enjoying a pasta dinner. All levels of learning are welcome! *Free Course*
High Holiday Liturgy as Inspira#on for T’Shuvah (Repentance)
Tuesdays, September 2nd, 9th, and 16th, 7:00—8:30 pm with Beth Huppin
This 8me of year we are expected to take stock of our lives as individuals as well as members of the Jewish people. Every year we
face these holidays, hoping for a fresh start with difficult rela8onships and with ourselves. But, true inner change is exceedingly difficult and, for some of us, the High Holiday liturgy can be experienced as a further barrier to change. It can feel judgmental and severe. How can the liturgy help us learn to be kinder to others and to ourselves? In this class we will look closely at selected recurring
prayers from the High Holiday liturgy. The Shofar blasts, the 13 a?ributes and the al het (communal confession list) will be explored.
Viewed in new ways, the liturgy can be a source of encouragement and strength. *Free Course*
Everything you wanted to know about SIN but were afraid to ask
Tuesday, September 16th, 7:00-8:30 pm with Jeremy Alk
We’ll be discussing the original sin in Judaism and the different categories of sin throughout Jewish tradi8on. Finally, we’ll talk about
whether or not it really ma?ers to you? *$8/members, $10/non-members*
Healing Focused Text Study: Judaism as a Source of Strength During Recovery
Wednesdays, September 10th and 17th, 7:00—8:30 pm with Beth Huppin & Laura Kramer (206-461-3696 to register)
The High Holidays are a 8me of self-reflec8on. A 8me to look at the past year, to evaluate, make amends and start anew. But, what
happens when either we feel separated from our community—either because of struggles we or our loved ones have endured? Join
Jewish Educator, Beth Huppin, and JFS Addic8ons Counselor, Laura Kramer, for a discussion of the High Holiday texts as they relate to
struggles of addic8on and suffering. Together, we’ll explore how Judaism allows for our missteps, as well as what it can teach us
about connec8on, community, and healing. This course is open to anyone touched by addic8on. *Free Course*
“HOW TO” HIGH HOLIDAY PREP SERIES
Rosh Hashanah Edi#on:
Wednesday, September 10th, 7:30—8:30 pm
OR Sunday, September 14th, 10:00—11:00 am
Yom Kippur Edi#on:
Wednesday, September 17th, 7:30—8:30 pm
OR Sunday, September 21st, 10:00—11:00 am
Sukkot Edi#on:
Wednesday, October 1st, 7:30—8:30 pm OR
Sunday, September 28th, 10:00—11:00 am
*$15/all 3 sessions of the series*
with Ron DeChene
Selichot Program: Art and Crea#on
Tuesdays, 7:00-9:30pm, dates TBA
Saturday, September 20th
Come and learn about our incredible new art This course serves as both an introduction to Judaism for Jews looking to deepen
their knowledge, non-Jewish partners of Jews, and as the required course for
installa8on with ar8st and teacher, Rainer
conversion students. It lays the foundation for participants to build a strong
Adkins. *Free Course.*
personal Jewish identity.
We have a lot of great courses
beginning in the fall a@er the
holidays.
We will study the essential spiritual, religious, ethical, legal, historical, and cultural
elements that inspire a commitment to Jewish life and involvement. Participants will
be encouraged to explore various forms of Jewish identity through practice.
Participants will take one of our Hebrew courses during the first hour of each class.
Pre-requisites:
Look out for a full Adult Educa#on
Schedule in the September Ruach!
Cost:
- Interview with Ron DeChene or CBS Rabbis
- Completion of the Living Judaism application
$500/member, $600/non-member,
$700/couple (one member), $800/couple (non-members)
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Outdoor Summer Gatherings
Hang out in the Park at View Ridge Park
Saturday, August 2, 4:00—7:00 pm
Bring a blanket and maybe some snacks so we can enjoy one another’s company while
hanging out in the park! This is a great chance to meet other parents and families.
Shabbat Picnic in the Park at View Ridge Park
Friday, August 22, 6:30—9:00 pm
These are the most popular summer programs at Beth Shalom. We provide the main dish,
plates, and cutlery. Please bring vegetarian sides and desserts to share!
Family Ou#ng Picnic at Sea?le Central Interna8onal Fountain
Wednesday, August 27, 5:30—7:30 pm
Bring a picnic or buy food in the neighborhood and hang out with other Beth Shalom young
families at the fountain (bring clothes to get wet)!
Upcoming Learning for Expecting Parents & Young Families
Jewish Paren#ng: The Early Years
These courses are part of a community partnership between Congrega8on Beth Shalom, Temple Beth Am, Jewish Family Service, and
the Jewish Junc8on at the Sea?le Jewish Community School. They are open to the public.
Welcome, Baby!
Thursday, September 11th
7:00—8:30 pm
Rabbis Adam Rubin & Kate Speizer
Judaism has beau8ful rituals to welcome baby into the family and community. We’ll look at tradi8ons
and the context of the diverse families in which our babies will grow up. *$10/person or $18/couple*
Partners to Parents
Sundays, November 2nd and 9th (hosted at Temple Beth Am, 2632 NE 80th St)
3:00—5:00 pm
Marjorie Schnyder
When you shiH from a couple to parents, it’s easy to lose sight of your partnership. Adapted from Bringing Baby Home and other
research, learn to nurture your rela8onship and create a caring, suppor8ve home for you and your baby. *$100/couple*
Bringing Jewish Tradi#ons Home
Sunday, November 23rd (hosted at Sea?le Jewish Community School, 12351 8th Ave NE)
3:00—4:30 pm
Explore how to bring Jewish values into your family’s life, exploring daily, seasonal, and milestone rituals and ideas to celebrate Shabbat and holidays meaningfully even with a babe in arms and a toddler in tow. *$10/person or $18/couple*
Contact [email protected] to register. *Financial Assistance is available.*
BabysiNng will be available by advance no#ce and young babes in arms are welcome in class.
Prospective Member Open House
Beth Shalom’s Prospective Member Open House
Wednesday, September 10th, 7:00 pm
Join us to meet Beth Shalom’s Rabbis and members, learn about our
vibrant community, and try out a High Holiday Prep Class!
We will have snacks and the whole family is welcome.
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ROSHHASHANAH&YOMKIPPUR5775
Services and Events from Wednesday, September 24 to Saturday, October 4.
Erev Rosh Hashanah (Wednesday, September 24, 2014)
Service/Program Leaders
Candlelighting
6:44 PM
The New Rosh Hashanah Seder!
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Beit Midrash & Lobby
Children’s Crafts and Activities
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Patio or Education Wing
Liat Levit & Educators
Erev Rosh Hashanah Service
6:30 PM - 7:15 PM
Sanctuary
Mara Benjamin
Day 1 Rosh Hashanah (Thursday, September 25, 2014)
Main Service
8:30 AM - 1:15 PM
Sanctuary
Stephen King & Mara Benjamin
Young Family Services (0-3 yrs)
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Beit Midrash
Miryam Kabakov
Pre-Readers Family Service (4-7 yrs)
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
Unitarian Church
Rabbi Adam Rubin & Liat Levit
Readers Family Service (2nd-5th grade)
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
Unitarian Church
Children and Youth Programming
11:00 AM - 1:10 PM
Education Wing & Annex
Tashlikh
5:30 PM (leave CBS @ 4:45 PM)
Ravenna Park
Rabbi Jill Borodin
Minchah/Ma'ariv
7:15 PM - 8:00 PM
Beit Midrash
Daniel Markowitz
Candlelighting
After 7:43 PM
Day 2 Rosh Hashanah (Friday, September 26, 2014)
Main Service
8:30 AM - 1:15 PM
Sanctuary
Jason Kintzer & Mara Benjamin
Young Family Services (0-5 yrs)
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Beit Midrash
Miryam Kabakov
Family Service (grade school age)
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
Unitarian Church
Jason Kintzer
11:00 AM - 1:10 PM
Candlelighting
Before 6:40 PM
Minchah/Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma'ariv
6:15 PM—7:15 PM
Beit Midrash
Carl Sayres
Kol Nidrei (Friday, October 3, 2014)
Service/Program Leaders
Synagogue Doors Open
5:45 PM (Candlelighting at 6:26 PM)
Erev Yom Kippur Minchah and Cello
5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
Sanctuary
Linda Jo Greenberg & Kathleen Spitzer
Kol Nidrei & Ma’ariv
6:15 PM - 9:00 PM
Sanctuary
Mara Benjamin
Family Service (grade school age)
6:45 PM - 8:00 PM
Unitarian Church
Rabbi Lauren Kurland
6:45 PM - 8:45 PM
Yom Kippur Day (Saturday, October 4, 2014)
Main Service
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Sanctuary
Deb Arnold, Carl Sayres, & Mara Benjamin
Yom Kippur Demystified: What to
Expect When You’re Repenting
9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
Beit Midrash
Rabbi Adam Rubin
Young Family Services (0-3 years)
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Beit Midrash
Miryam Kabakov
Pre-Readers Family Service (4-7 yrs)
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
Unitarian Church
Readers Family Service (2nd-5th grade)
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
Unitarian Church
11:00 AM - 1:10 PM
Sermon and Yizkor
after 11:30 AM
Sanctuary
Jill Cohen (Yizkor Shatz)
Musaf
12:00-3:00 PM
Sanctuary
Mara Benjamin
Break, Yoga, & Learning
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Minchah
4:00 PM - 5:45 PM
Sanctuary
Carl Sayres
Darshan Yonah
5:45 PM - 6:05 PM
Sanctuary
Susan Monas
Neilah
6:05 PM - 7:25 PM
Sanctuary
Mara Benjamin
Final Shofar then Havdalah/Ma’ariv
7:24 PM - 7:40 PM
Sanctuary
Holiday Ends & Break-Fast Meal
7:40 PM
Social Hall
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High Holidays 5775
Yizkor Book Entries & Ticket Order Form
(Childcare Registration and Lulav & Etrog Order Form on reverse side)
COMPLETE AND MAIL OR FAX (206-525-5095) THIS ORDER FORM BY THE DEADLINE OF
SEPTEMBER 22ND. THANK YOU. ANY QUESTIONS? CALL 206-524-0075
YIZKOR FORM
PLEASE INCLUDE THESE NAMES IN THE YIZKOR MEMORIAL BOOK
Please print clearly. Suggested donation is $18 per listing.
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TICKETS AND CHILDCARE PAYMENT FORM
QUANTITY
DESCRIPTION
CHILDCARE
HOURS
Childcare Registration is on
the back of this form-page 10
PRICE
TOTAL
@ $200.00 each/
$180 early-bird price—ends 9/5
Extra or non-member tickets, details p 3
Childcare, RH, Day 1
9:00am-1:15pm
@ $15.00 each
Childcare, Day 2
9:00am-1:15pm
@ $15.00 each
Childcare, KN
6:00-9:00pm
@ $15.00 each
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9:00am-1:15pm
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CHILDCARE REGISTRATION, AGES 1-5. Absolutely no children will be admitted without preregistration. No exceptions. $15 per child. $5 on the evening of Erev Rosh Hashanah. FREE day of
childcare for each day you volunteer 1 hour/child. Check the box below on your pre-registration form
to sign up for your shift. The deadline for this form is Friday, September 19, 2014.
NAME
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(CIRCLE THE APPROPRIATE DAYS)
1
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2
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3
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Order your LULAVIM AND ETROGIM
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QUANTITY
DESCRIPTION
PRICE PER SET
Lulav and Etrog Standard
Set
$40.00
Schach*
$20
*There is a limited amount of schach available this season; first come, first served.
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ANNIVERSARIES, and BIRTHDAYS Mazel Tov to All
A NNIVERSARIES
Terri & Damian Green
8/2
Gregory & Bella Korshin
8/3
Alan & Etana Kunovsky
8/6
Michael & Deirdre Gabbay
8/8
Michael & Amee Sherer
8/8
Richard Silverstein &
Janis White
8/9
David Springer & Ronnie Katz 8/9
Jay Krulewitch & Robin Moss 8/11
David & Hannah Pressman
8/11
Tal Saraf & Irene Basloe Saraf 8/11
David Miller & Elizabeth Skirm 8/11
Scott Cohen & Lauren Kurland 8/12
Aharon & Heidi tenBroek
8/13
Robert & Lisa Low
8/14
Jennifer Cohen &
Michael Spiro
8/15
Jeff & Marcy Gillman
8/16
Harry Goldman &
Jettie Person
8/16
Mitchell Hymowitz &
Rhona Feldman
8/16
Howard Miller &
Leslie Ambrose
8/17
Jesse & Nitya Eisenheim
8/18
Louis & Carolyn Friedkin
8/18
Marci Greenberg &
David Rapp
8/19
Jerry & Dorothy Becker
8/20
Myron & Arlene Berg
8/20
Dave Tarshes &
Debby Kerdeman
8/20
George & Barbara Grashin
8/21
Henry Zimmerman & Nadine
Cadesky-Zimmerman
8/21
Elizabeth & Lorne Richmond 8/22
Edward Sider & Kay Rodriguez 8/22
Howard & Eileen Klein
8/23
Sanford Melzer & Ellen Evans 8/25
Alan Rodan & Alison Sands
8/25
Adam Shapiro &
Michele Yanow
8/25
David & Maxine Alloway
8/26
Howard & Sarah Shalinsky
8/26
Diana Steeble &
Karin Johnson
8/26
Betsy Maurer &
Andrew Schulman
8/27
Susan & Isaac Morgensztern 8/27
Marc Rosenshein &
Judy Soferman
8/27
Douglas Ramsay &
Michele Brot
Edward Krigsman &
Brooke Pinkham
Keith Eaton &
Danielle Schneider
Steve Greene & Peggy Mesnik
Ellie Weiss & Dana Tell
Jeff Miller & Joan Lite Miller
Robert & Polly Amkraut
Keith & Samantha Ketover
B IRTHDAYS
Yuval Barash
Adriel Bienn
Edee Polyakovsky
Tamar Azous
Emma Kibort-Crocker
Lelach Rave
Reuben Antolin
Ruth Dick
Amalia Antolin
Gregory Korshin
Matt Lemchen
Daniella Suberri
Jay Zink
Karen Binder
Honore Cole
Steven Gottlieb
Ari Levin
Ron Lone
Jennifer Silver
Abbie Spear
Michael Krasik
Daniel Raskind
Sharon Golan-Paz
Carol Starin
Nora Brauwerman
Jason Ewall-Thompson
Jacob Frum
Alan Rodan
Lucy Taskar
Karin Madwed
Ohad Manor
Seth Rosenbloom
Julia Snyder
Harvey Niebulski
Joshua Schroeter
Amee Sherer
Benjamin Sheynkman
Evan Stern
Hilary Stern
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8/1
8/1
8/1
8/2
8/2
8/2
8/3
8/3
8/4
8/4
8/4
8/4
8/4
8/5
8/5
8/5
8/5
8/5
8/5
8/5
8/6
8/6
8/6
8/7
8/8
8/8
8/8
8/8
8/8
8/9
8/9
8/9
8/9
8/10
8/10
8/10
8/10
8/10
8/10
8/28
8/28
8/29
8/29
8/29
8/30
8/31
8/31
Reuben Berg
Kelli Bernhard
Daniel Glazer
Steve Katz
Betsy Schneier
Michael Sherer
Benji Antolin
Keith Eaton
Paul Schwartz
Jacquie Bayley
Bryan Berg
Pamela Center
Carl Kittay
Sarah Lawson
Frances Vans Evers
David Alloway
Kelsey Beckner
Wimsey Cherrington
Samuel Cohen
Adrienne Howell
Chana Josephson
Lynn Katz
Be'eri Rabinowitch
Noam Rabinowitch
Olivia Zieve
Raquel Gordon
Malika Krasik-Geiger
Marcy Porus-Gottlieb
Mara Cowan
Noa Dvoskin
Sonya Pien
Robert Amkraut
Cheryl Lamin
Sarah Levy
David Miller
Alex Sayres
Ellie Weiss
Deborah Arnold
Ben Grad
Zoe Kohl
Jonathon Azose
Talya Dvoskin
Stacy Globerman
Ilene Ruvinsky
Michael Barrett
Jonah Hulvershorn
Steven Katz
Lis Lutz
Dor Rubinstein Haitin
Joshua Britt
8/11
8/11
8/11
8/11
8/11
8/11
8/12
8/12
8/12
8/13
8/13
8/13
8/13
8/13
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8/14
8/15
8/15
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8/17
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8/18
8/18
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8/18
8/19
8/19
8/19
8/20
8/20
8/21
8/21
8/22
8/22
8/22
8/22
8/22
8/23
ANNIVERSARIES, and BIRTHDAYS Mazel Tov to All
Deborah Sopher
Rose Yu
Asaph Brumer
Dan Satterfield
Deborah Gordon
Edna Oberman
Jacob Spinak
Mara Benjamin
Chloe Leichman
Raffi Wineburg
Ron Ralph
Peter Ringold
Zoe Nathan
Rachel Fesler-Schnitzer
David Frum
Julie Klein
Lilly Lemchen
Phillip Levin
Amital Orzech
8/23
8/23
8/24
8/25
8/25
8/25
8/25
8/25
8/25
8/25
8/25
8/26
8/26
8/27
8/27
8/27
8/28
8/28
8/28
Jacob Diamond
Joshua Isgur
Lily Raskind
Selena Shelley
Emanuel Jacobowitz
Samantha Ketover
Lahav Manor
Leah Rapalee
8/29
8/29
8/30
8/30
8/31
8/31
8/31
8/31
What Do You Do to Make Services Meaningful?
Read Poetry, Close your eyes and meditate, Hum Along without knowing the words, Contemplate the meaning of the
words, Introduce yourself to your neighbors?
We want your ideas.
We are hoping to create a list of ways to make services meaningful for
different people who join us and we welcome your thoughts and ideas of
what you do to help enhance your davening experience.
Please send ideas to Heidi Piel in the office at
[email protected].
EVENTS IN MEMBERS LIVES
MEMBERS IN SHLOSHIM OR YUD BET HODESH
Ed and Sylvia Stern, for their daughter, Shari
Stern, z”l
Hilary Stern, for her sister, Shari Stern, z”l
Dmitry Polykovsky, for his grandmother, Leya
Rabinovich, z”l
Asher Kipersztok, for his father, Jacob
Kipersztok, z”l
Chava Monastersky, for her sister, Paula
Monastersky, z”l
Dan Bernhard, for his mother, Jeanette S.
Bernhard, z”l
Cindy Hirsch, for her father, David Hirsch, z”l
Beth Shalom, for our friend, Tony Moore, z”l
James Packman, for his father, Howard B.
Packman, z”l
Gene Huppin, for his sister, and Beth Huppin,
Lisa Low, and Amee Sherer, for their aunt,
Betty Rose Williams, z”l
Howard Miller, for his father, Stanley Miller, z”l
Betsy Maurer, for her mother, Illene K. Maurer,
z”l
David Marks, for his father, Stuart Marks, z”l
Arthur Warmoth, for his father, L. Arthur
Warmoth, z”l
Alan Rodan, for his father, Kurt Rodan, z”l
Linda-Jo Greenberg, for her father, William
Jacob Greenberg, z”l
Betsy Deutsch, for her mother, Grace Rubin, z”l
Freya Brier, for her father, Sam Brier, z”l
Emanuel Jacobowitz, for his father, Benjamin
Jacobowitz, z”l
Polly Amkraut, for her father, Leslie Mackoff, z”l
Chava Monastersky, for her mother, Elaine
Monastersky, z”l
Carol Reynolds, for her step-father, Charles
Jassen, z”l
Linda-Jo Greenberg, for her mother, Eunice
Greenberg, z”l
Lara Lavi, for her mother, Eleanor Heit, z”l
Philip Nurick, for his father, Ivan Nurick, z”l
Annette Peizer, for her mother, Ruth Peizer, z”l
Grant Norwitz, for his mother, Valda Franklin
Norwitz, z”l
Pat Hurshell-Reinert, for her husband, Otto
Reinert, z”l
Robert Jacobs, for his mother, Phyllis Tapper
Jacobs, z”l
Paul Azous, for his father, Albert Azous, z”l
Karin Madwed, for her father, Bernie Feldman,
z”l
Suzie Dadoun, for her mother, Risha Dadoun,
z”l
Brian Rapalee, for his mother, Katherine
Lawson, z”l
Lyle Margulies, for his mother, Marjorie Mae
Margulies, z”l
Refuah Shlemah
Deb Wahl
Lorraine Satterfield
Ilana bat Sarah v’Ari
Akiva ben Rachel v’Aharon
Chana bat Chava v'Aharon
Shirah Efrona bat Rivka
Freydl Miryl bat Pesha v'Sima Masha
Aviella Bara bat Shlomo v'Nechama Raisel
(Susan Aylesworth)
Ahuva bat Motla (Amanda Taylor)
Miriam bat Tailbela (Mimi Schorr)
Masha bat Shaindel
Chaya Tzipporah bat Malka Hinde (Michele
Yanow)
Samuel ben Adam (Sam Kuten)
Yonah Dov ben Yehudit v'Shlomo ha'Levi
Orli bat Sofia
Rolande bat Vivie (Rolande Chesebro)
David Henached shel Goldja (Elric
Wolfsbruder McCurdy)
Yachna Maryam ha’Cohen bat Masha Leah
Chizkiyahu Yitzchok Yehoshuah ben Rachel
v’Eliezer
Yitzchak ben Miriam v’Benjamin (Ira Kalet)
Ita bat Taube (Inna Lacker)
RELATIVES of Members
CBS Members
Chaya bat Sarah Atarah (Chaya Appelbaum)
Eleazar Aharon ben Miriam
Malka Belah bat Corrine v’Aaron Yakov
ha’Cohen (Margot Kravette)
Baruch ben Liba Fraidel v’Shmuel (Michael
Ralph)
Aharon Natan ben Pesi Chana v'Menacham
(Aaron Mesnick-Greene)
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Ezra Zimmerman, nephew of Henry
Zimmerman
Ira Weiner, cousin of Kayla Weiner
Michael Burke, husband of Svetlana Burke
Joan Siewart, aunt of Carrie Horwitch
Baruch ben Avram (Burt Horwitch), uncle of
Carrie Horwitch
EVENTS IN MEMBERS LIVES
Yacov ben Chana (Gerald Slatkin), father of
Laurie Pritchard
Shraga Faivel ben Sarah, father of Marci
Greenberg
Battyah bat Fegeleh v’Menashe (Bea
Goldberg), mother of Jacquie Bayley
Alyce Ayn Stippek Houten Carmick, mother-inlaw of E. Camins Bretts
Perri D'vora bat Simcha, daughter of Joel Erlitz
Sue Wardell, mother of Paul Schwartz
Janice Portney, cousin of Linda Portnoy
Alvin ben Fanny, grandfather of Rachael Moss
Tova Ahuva bat Tzipora (Gabriela Cohen),
sister-in-law of Carolyn Cohen
FRIENDS of Members
Yehuda Dov Ha'Cohen ben Malkah, (Ernest
Cohen), friend of Sharon Greenberg
Larry Zolton, friend of Patti Kieval
Rachel bat Gavriela v’Yehuda (Andrea Stern),
friend of Patti Kieval
Gaby Bell, friend of Carolyn Cohen
Shulamit bat Nechama (Sabina Burd), friends of
the Davis/Jacobs family
Jace Evans, friend of Michael De Haan
Eitan Jacovi, friend of Susan Monas
Boruch ben Emma v’Yosef (Boris Vilkevitch),
friend of Emma Shusterman, Marina Kiselev,
Svetlana Burke and Marina Nagel
Shachar bat Liat, friend of Dina Tanners
Yonatan Daniel ben Haya Hadassah (Prof.
Jonathan Sarna), revered professor from Brandeis
Milestones:
Mazel Tov to Itay Neeman & Lian Garton, on
their Aufruf, and chuppah
Mazel Tov to Yacov Paley and his family on his
becoming bar mitzvah
Mazel Tov to Vlad Korshin, son of Bella and
Gregory Korshin, on his engagement to Johanna Pajar
Mazel Tov to Jennifer Cohen who is the new
Development Director at UW Hillel
Mazel Tov Amanda Schneier and Adam Sherrer, on their wedding. Amanda is the daughter of Betsy and Jason Schneier and the
granddaughter of Mildred and Harold Rosenbaum, z”l
Mazel Tov to Danielle Yancey and Paul
Schwartz on their engagement
Mazel Tov to Rachel Coskey on receiving the
“I am my Brother’s Keeper” Award through
the Samis Foundation, from her peers, in
honor of her overall compassion and care for
her classmates and others
Mazel Tov to Gabriel Rosenbloom for being
selected by his teachers at JDS for the
“Donna Jennings” Citizenship Award given to
an 8th grader
Mazel Tov to Nance Adler for becoming a
“Fund for Teachers” Fellow at Centropa Summer Seminar in Vienna and Sarajevo; and a
“Museum Teacher” Fellow at the US Holocaust
Museum and Memorial for the 2014-15 school
year
Mazel Tov to Abraham Solovy, and his family
on becoming Bar Mitzvah
Mazel Tov to Rachel Nagorsky & Gary Owen,
on the brit milah of their son, Ronan
Mazel Tov to Carol Reynolds, on the engagement of her daughter, Miriam Reynolds to
Patrick Rigby
Mazel Tov to Sam Sherer, on his win for USY
Board for Regional Religious Education
Yasher Koach to Michaela Yancey, and David
Solovy, for running for the USY Board Regional Israel Affairs
Mazel Tov and Yasher Koach to Deena Hymowitz, on her job as Co-chair of the USY
Convention
Mazel Tov to Pazia Rapp-Greenberg, and Marci Greenberg, on their Salted Caramel
Cheesecake for the bake-off!
Mazel Tov to Carol & Mark Slosberg, on the
engagement of Jessica Slosberg to David
Amouyal
Toddah Rabah:
Coomer, and Rose Marie Bensadon, for
preparing Kiddush
Stan Zeitz for changing out the gutters, and
for all his assistance with the “Gutter Guy”
Joel Migdal, for leading Kabbalat Shabbat
services; and Kim Schulze, for her d’var Torah
Michael Madwed, for leading services at
Kabbalat Shabbat
Nance Adler with Rachel Coskey, Hannah
Wahl, Gabriel Rosenbloom and Asaph Brumer,
for being our Guest Darshanim
Elizabeth Braverman, for helping prepare the
Kiddush
Shabbas Chef, Ruth Etzioni, and her helpers,
for preparing Kiddush
Francie Ringold, and Asher Meron, for helping
Shabbas Chef, Debi Vans Evers, to prepare
the Kiddush
Shabbas Chef, Robert Hovden, and his
helpers, Ron DeChene, and Kim Schulze for
preparing Kiddush
Shabbas Chef, Hannah Cohen-Cline, and her
helpers, Dave & Maxine Alloway, Mickey
Balderas, Neelz Gharavi & Greg Touchton,
Elisabeth Goldstein, and Dina Tanners, for
preparing Kiddush
Michael Krasik, for fixing the doorknob to the
Beit Midrash
Fern Rogow, for knitting adorable hats and
blankets for newborns
Shavuot Toddah Rabah
Dana Tell, for organizing the Cheesecake
Bake-Off and bakers
For all the fabulous cheesecake bakers: Rabbi
Borodin with Naomi and Alexandra, Marci
Greenberg with Pazia, Margot Kravette,
Michele Yanow with Jordan and Zuzu, and
Rachel Manor
To the Adult Education Committee, for
organizing the program, with special thank
you to Hannah Pressman
6th Graders, for sharing your learning with
Shabbas Chef, Allan Moss, and his helpers,
Ruth Abers, Gilad Suberri, Peg Elefant,
Michael McGregor, and Mark Berman, for
preparing Kiddush
Joanna Gerber, for helping in our offices
Stan Zeitz, for helping Carlos DelCid with the
new storage by our kitchen
Kayla Weiner, for donating books to our
library
Ruth Etzioni, for leading Kabbalat Services
Stacey Fisher & Jonathan Solovy, for Hosting
Kiddush in honor of Abe becoming Bar
Mitzvah
Stan & Nancy Zeitz, and David Barrett, for
painting the courtyard behind the Social Hall
Chuck Kolb, for sorting through and organizing decades worth of architectural drawings of
Beth Shalom
Jeff Gillman, for being our Guest Darshan
Shabbas Chefs, Cherie Hershman, and
the community
Marci Greenberg, Marc Cohen, Adria Shimada,
Rabbi Will Berkovitz, Rabbi Lauren Kurland,
Beth Huppin, Deirdre Gabbay, and E. Camins
Bretts for teaching all of us
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SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF OUR
VOLUNTEERS WHO GENEROUSLY DEVOTE THEIR
TIME TO THE SHUL CONSISTENTLY!!
Phaedra Lankutis, and their helpers, Nancy
CONTRIBUTIONS
Adult Education Fund
Diane Zipperman
In appreciation of Beth Huppin
Marion Kitz
For James Packman, in memory of Howard Packman, z”l
Carol Reynolds
In memory of sister, Nadine Mack, z”l
Katja Shaye
In appreciation of Beth Huppin
ATID Fund
Perry & Michelle Weinberg
Mark & Sheryl Stiefel
John Schochet & Tenaya Scheinman
Inna Lacker
Paul Schwartz
Michelle Brot & Douglas Ramsay
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Julie & Mitch Klein
Andrew Cohen & James Packman
Warren & Lisa Fein
Edith Horn
Barry Kahn & Mindy Cohen
Joel Migdal
Susan & Isaac Morgensztern
Lis Lutz & Rachel Glauberman
CONTRIBUTIONS
Elizabeth Maurer & Andrew Schulman
Stan & Nancy Zeitz
Rabbi Borodin & Cary Atlas
Cheryl & David McDonald
Jill Cohen and Rik Katz
Debbie Gordon
Allen & Lori Safer
Beth Hartwick & Chuck Kolb
Peter Shapiro & Diane Aboulafia
Carol & Allen Gown
Harry Goldman & Jettie Person
Alvan & Gwen Diamond
David & Cheryl McDonald
Rose Marie Bensadon
Susan Monas & Sam Wineburg
Campership Fund
Dorothy & Jerry Becker
In memory of brother, Samuel ‘Buddy’
Friedman, z”l
Double Chai Plus Chavurah
Nance & Steve Adler
Alan & Shelly Baumgarten
Michelle Brot & Douglas Ramsey
Nancy Cooper & Rick Kustina
Nancy Fisher-Allison & Tony Allison
Pat Hushell
Sandra Kibort & Shelly Crocker
Margot Kravette
David & Cheryl McDonald
Marilyn Meyer
Joel Migdal
Tony Moore, z"l
Philip Nurick & Liora Minkin
Matthew & Rebecca Phelps
Paul Schwartz
Brad & Ellen Spear
Kathleen & Robert Spitzer
Debi Vans Evers & Mike Bottenfield
Ron Yancey
ECC Fund
Michael & Mariana Berezansky
Norbert Sorg - Microsoft Matching Gifts
Becky Blixt & Wendy Friedman - Starbucks
Matching Gifts
Holly Davis - via RealNetwork Foundation
General Fund
Harold & Jane Modell
David & Yehudit Blume
Suzanne Cole
Joel Kanter
Noah Tratt & Daphne Minkoff
David & Maxine Alloway
Cherie Hershman & Mick Ostroff
David & Emily Marks
Stephen & Margaret Montsaroff
Yaakov Medrash & Riva Zeff
Peter Shapiro & Diane Aboulafia
Wendy Friedman & Becky Blixt
Karen McGonigle
For Gene Huppin, in memory of Betty Rose
Williams, z”l
In memory of uncle, Sydney Laks, z”l
In memory of aunt, Elaine Nevins, z”l
In honor of Mark Stiefel’s service as shul
President
In honor of Carol Benedick’s 1st anniversary
as Executive Director
In honor of Danielle Yancey’s many acts of
kindness
For Asher Kipsersztok, in memory of Jacob
Kipersztok, z”l
For Dan Bernhard, in memory of Jeanette
Bernhard, z”l
For Dmitry Polyakovsky, in memory Leya
Rabinovich, z”l
For the Stern family, in memory of Shari
Stern, z”l
In honor of Aliyot
David & Pat Fraser
In honor of an Aliyah
Bob & Hannah Cordes
In memory of mother, Ann Cordes, z”l
Carol & Allan Gown
For James Packman, in memory of Howard
Packman, z”l
Cherie Hershman & Mike Ostroff
Packman, z”l
For the Huppin family, in memory of Betty
Rose Williams, z”l
Norm & Isabella Chapman
In memory of sister-in-law, Norma
Chapman, z”l
Gregory & Bella Korshin
In memory of father, Vladimir Korshin, z”l
David Brown
In honor of the morning Minyan
Lauren Kurland & Scott Cohen
In honor of Beth Huppin
In honor of Julie Shusterman
Ruth Abers
In honor of Yizkor
Polly & Robert Amkraut
Packman, z”l
Larry Nicholas & Tom Underhill
Packman, z”l
Linda Portnoy
In honor of Andrew Cohen, on becoming
shul President
In memory of father, Max Portnoy, z”l
Packman, z”l
Robert & Kathleen Spitzer
In memory of father, Jack Spitzer, z”l
In memory of father, Harry Strick, z”l
Geda & Nikolay Shapiro
In memory of mother, Manya Shapiro, z”l
Sandra Piscitello
In memory of Tony Moore, z”l
Cindy Strauss
In memory of father, Sherwood Fein, z”l
For Tzachi Litov, in memory of Shmuel Litov, z”l
For Dmitry Polyakovsky, in memory of Leya
Rabinovich, z”l
Packman, z”l
Jacquie Bayley
Bernhard, z”l
Nance & Steve Adler
Packman, z”l
Welcome to Rabbi Rubin & family
In honor of JDS 8th graders giving the
d’var Torah
Daniel Tamsky
Freya Brier
In memory of mother, Helen Brier, z”l
Susan Morgensztern
In honor of HH honor
Deborah Kerdeman & David Tarshes
For Tzachi Litov, in memory of Shmuel
Litov, z”l
Mary Noble & Hershel Zellman
In appreciation of CBS
Shirah & Chauncey Bell
In memory of mother, Betty Kaplan, z”l
Hannah & Bob Cordes
Bernhard, z”l
Herb & Elaine Selipsky
In memory of Morris & Nina Selipsky, z”l
Kevin & Gail Coskey
For the Stern family, in memory of Shari
Stern, z”l
For Asher Kipersztok, in memory of Jacob
Kipersztok, z”l
For Chava Monastersky, in memory of
Paula Monastersky, z”l
Bernhard, z”l
For Dmitry Polyakavsky, in memory of Leya
Rabinovich, z”l
Ira & Terry Kalet
Packman, z”l
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CONTRIBUTIONS
In memory of sister, Gloria Jacobson, z”l
Israel Travel Fund
In memory of father, Solomon Becker, z”l
Joel Altus
In memory of Avram Altus, z”l
Kiddush Fund
Nancy & Stan Zeitz
In memory of mother, Sylvia Rotheim, z”l
Lucy & Mikhail Taskar
In memory of brother, Roman Moldaver,
z”l
In memory of grandmother, Sheindl
Muler, z”l
In memory of grandmother, Ida Moldaver,
z”l
Carolyn & Dan Bernhard
In memory of mother, Beverly Grashin, z”l
Jacquie Bayley
In memory of David Panar, z”l
Kitchen Fund
Craig Saran & Joani Diskin Saran
In memory of mother, Dorothy Saran, z”l
In memory of grandmother, Lena Kris, z”l
In memory of step-father, Joe Rosenfield,
z”l
Landscape Fund
Rebecca Raus
In honor of the anniversary of Nancy &
Stan Zeitz
Deborah & Craig Lawson
In honor of the anniversary of Stan &
Nancy Zeitz
Marcy Migdal Endowment Fund
Edith Horn
For James Packman, in memory of
Howard Packman, z”l
Kipersztok, z”l
Scott Cline & Carolyn Cohen
In memory of Marcy Migdal, z”l
Mitzvah Corps Fund
In memory of Salina Becker, z”l
Joanna & Lane Gerber
In memory of father, John Netzky, z”l
New House Fund
Allen & Carol Gown
Pat Hurshell
Noah Tratt & Daphne Minkoff
Norbert Sorg
Kathleen & Robert Spitzer
Warren & Lisa Fein
Ron & Lois Ralph
Edith Horn
Jason & Betsy Schneier
Edna Oberman
Elise Koch
Beth Hartwick & Chuck Kolb
Anonymous
Paul & Tamar Azous
Brad & Ellen Spear
Joshua Schroeter & Lisa Kartiganer
Rebecca & Matthew Phelps
Justine & Grant Norwitz
Jessica Shapiro & Jeff Dossett
Brad & Michelle Goldberg
Pamela & Robert Lavitt
Doris Stiefel
For Ed & Sylvia Stern, in memory of Shari
Stern, z”l
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
Sharon & Asher Kipersztok
In honor of Abe Fisher Solovy, on the
occasion of his Bar Mitzvah
Barbara & George Grashin
Lynette & Rich Brodsky
In memory of father, Herbert Temkin, z”l
Marta Kosaly
In memory of George Kosaly, z”l
Marvin Stern
In memory of Klaus Stern, z”l
Edith Horn
In memory of daughter, Miriam, z”l
In memory of mother, Hilde, z”l
Barbara & George Grashin
Bernhard, z”l
Deborah Kerdeman & David Tarshes
For Chava Monastersky, in memory of
Paula Monastersky, z”l
Kipersztok, z”l
Bernhard, z”l
For James Packman, in memory of
Howard Packman, z”l
For Ed & Sylvia Stern, in memory of Shari
Stern, z”l
Alyson Roush
In appreciation of Rabbi Borodin
Carol Reynolds
In memory of father, Merle Griff, z”l
Howard & Sarah Shalinsky
For Dmitry Polyakovsky, in memory of
Leya Rabinovich, z”l
Kipersztok, z”l
Asher Kipersztok
In appreciation of Rabbi Borodin
Merrill & Francie Ringold
In memory of brother, Carl Williams, z”l
Social Action Fund
Patti Kieval
In honor of H2R
Jacob Rodan & Alison Sands
In honor of H2R
Sarah & Howard Shalinsky
In memory of father, Irving Kaplan, z”l
Merle Weiss & Diane Pien
In memory of Fay Weiss, z”l
Religious School Fund
Michael & KaraAnne Grodin
Mark Igra & Nancy Simon
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Year-End Appeal
Betsy Maurer & Andrew Schulman
Mark Fefer & Michelle Ein
David Grossman & Cezanne Garcia
Lynette & Rich Brodsky
Robert & Deborah Isgur
Deirdre & Michael Gabbay
Karen McGonigle
Carol Reynolds
Gilad & Sarit Suberri
Steve Perlmutter & Diana Douglas
Jessica Shapiro & Jeff Dossett
Suzanne Cole
Philip Nurick & Liora Minkin
Debra Jeffs-Grad & David Barrett
Carol Benedick & Joe Orzech
Michael & Karin Madwed
Julie & Mitch Klein
Debby Kerdeman & Dave Tarshes
Aaron Dorheim-Davis
Marla & Jay Zink
Deb Arnold
Inna Lacker
Elise Koch
Iris Brumer
Youth Fund
Bunny Rogers
In memory of Shari Stern, z”l
SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR MAY
AUGUST
20132014
- IYAR~SIVAN
- AV-ELUL 5774
5773
Members of the Beth Shalom community lead worship services at CBS. If you have synagogue skills and
wish to participate, call Heidi Piel, 206-524-0075.
CBS DAILY MINYANS
Please support the minyan by attending on a regular or even irregular basis one or more days a week.
The minyan does not meet on Festival days. The minyan (Monday – Friday) starts at 7:00am on all
American holidays except Thanksgiving, December 25th, New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence
Day and Labor Day when it will meet at 9:00am.
Monday through Friday mornings: 7:00-7:45am (Beit Hamidrash).
Sunday mornings: 9:30-10:15am, (Beit Hamidrash)
Monday Evening Minyan: 7:30-8:00pm, (Beit Hamidrash)
For Torah Readings on Mondays and Thursdays, add ten to fifteen minutes to services.
YESHAR KOACH TO OUR SERVICE LEADERS IN JUNE/JULY
AND TODAH RABAH TO THE KIDDUSH SPONSORS
Ashrei Club: Sivan and Lisel Green
Board Representatives: Mark Stiefel, Andrew Cohen, Stan Zeitz, and Mark Igra
Daveners: Carl Sayres, Linda-Jo Greenberg, Danielle Yancey, Jason Kintzer, Stephen King, Michael Madwed, and
Lynn Katz
Leyners: Danielle Yancey, Michaela Yancey, Teddy Rothman, Alison Sands, David Gross, Norbert Sorg, Ruth
Abers, and Yacov Paley
Haftarah: Linda-Jo Greenberg, Gilad Suberri, Freya Brier, and Oded Dvoskin
Gabbai Rishon & Sheni: Sharon Greenberg, Debbie Kerdeman, Michael Madwed, Teddy Rothman, and Marci
Greenberg
Guest Darshanim: Jeff Gillman, Kim Schulze, Nance Adler with Rachel Coskey, Hannah Wahl, Gabriel Rosenbloom,
Asaph Brumer, Ira Kalet
Greeters: Howard Cockerham, David Frum, Linda Gebaroff, Don Aylesworth, Trudy Antolin, Robert Isgur, Kevin
Coskey, and Cindy Katz
Gabbaim: Karen Binder, Lyle Margulies, Amy Stephson, Shelly Crocker, Rochelle Roseman, Jordan Gussin, Joel
Kanter, and Alan Rodan
Daily Minyan Shatzim: Ellen Goldblatt, Lori Safer, Linda-Jo Greenberg, Sam Perlin, Robert Hovden, Sharon
Greenberg, Sharona Gordon, and Nance Adler
Kiddush Hosts: Stacey Fisher & Jonathan Solovy, and Yehudit Paley
Shabbas Chefs: Allan Moss, Cherie Hershman & Phaedra Lankutis, Ruth Etzioni, Debi Vans Evers, Robert Hovden
and Hannah Cohen-Cline and their helpers: Ruth Abers, Gilad Suberri, Peg Elefant, Michael McGregor, Mark
Berman, Nancy Coomer, Rose Marie Bensadon, Elizabeth Braverman, Francie Ringold, Asher Meron, Ron DeChene,
Kim Schulze, Dave and Maxine Alloway, Mickey Balderas, Neelz Gharavi and Greg Touchton, Elizabeth Goldstein,
and Dina Tanners
Help Make a Minyan
We’d love to see you at morning minyan.
We need you this summer to help make minyan for those saying Kaddish. Thank you.
Mitzvah Opportunity
Help Communities in Schools at http://seattle.ciswa.org/,
prepare Seattle area kids for school in the fall.
Please bring NEW school supplies to the lobby of Beth Shalom by August 18, 2014.
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SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST 2014 - AV-ELUL 5774
CANDLE-LIGHTING AND THE WEEKLY KABBALAT SHABBAT MINYAN
(Friday Evening Services): Beit Hamidrash
The regular Kabbalat Shabbat services last approximately one hour. The service is spirited with
the beautiful melodies of Kabbalat Shabbat including L’cha Dodi and Yedid Nefesh. After services, participants return home for Shabbat dinner. Shabbat hospitality will be available. Children are welcomed
and treasured. If you wish to help lead services, to offer home hospitality after services, or simply to
participate on a regular basis, please contact Paul Schwartz at [email protected].
Date
Kabbalat Shabbat
Candelighting
Havdallah
August 1
6:15 PM
8:24 PM
9:23 PM
August 8
6:15 PM
8:14 PM
9:12 PM
August 15
6:15 PM
8:02 PM
9:00 PM
August 22
8:00 PM
7:49 PM
8:47 PM
August 29
6:15 PM
7:36 PM
8:34 PM
Special Programs
Shabbat in the Park
SHABBAT MORNING SERVICES: Main Sanctuary at 9:30am - 12:00pm
Shabbat Morning
Dates & Portion
August 2
Shabbat Chazon
Devarim
Deuteronomy 1:1-2:1
Haftarah: Isaiah 1:1-27
August 9
Shabbat Nachamu
Vaetchanan
Deuteronomy 3:23-5:18
Haftarah: Isaiah 40:1-26
Concurrent Services
B’nai Mitzvah,
Sermon Topics and
Special Occasions
10:15-12:15am Babysitting
10:45am-12:15pm Kid’s Shabbat
11:00-11:30am Tot Shabbat
1:15pm Kabbalat Shabbat Class
Kiddush Sponsor:
Elise Koch
10:30-11:15am Learner’s Minyan
August 16
Eikev
Haftarah: Isaiah 49:14-51:3
August 23
Re’eh
August 30
Shoftim
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Guest Darshan:
Gilad Suberri
Guest Darshanit:
Muriel Dance
Guest Darshanit:
Nance Adler
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9:30 am-Sunday
Morning Minyan
9:30 am-Sunday
Morning Minyan
9:30 am-Sunday
Morning Minyan
9:30 am-Sunday
Morning Minyan
Sunday
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3
4
7:30 pm-Monday
Evening Minyan
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
7:30 pm-Monday
Evening Minyan
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
7:30 pm-Monday
Evening Minyan
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
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Tisha B’Av
8:30 pm – Ma’ariv &
Aicha
EREV TISHA B’AV
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
7:30 pm-Monday
Evening Minyan
Monday
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
5
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TISHA B’AV
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan (no tallit or
tefillin)
7:30 pm – Micha,
Ma’ariv, Havdallah
and Break fast
Tuesday
20
13
6
27
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
5:30—7:00 pm—
Community Picnic
at the Seattle Center Fountain
7:00pm – Israeli
Dancing
7:00pm – Israeli
Dancing
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
7:00pm – Israeli
Dancing
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
7:00pm – Israeli
Dancing
7:00 am-Morning
Minyan
Wednesday
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7:00 am-Morning Minyan
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Thursday
August 2014
6:15 pm-Kabbalat
Shabbat Services
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6:30 pm - Picnic in the
Park - followed by services (View Ridge Park)
8:00pm - Kabbalat
Shabbat Services
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6:15 pm – Kabbalat
Shabbat Services
9
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30
9:30 am-Shabbat Services
10:15 am-Shabbat
Babysitting
10:45 am- Kids Shabbat
Guest Darshan:
Nance Adler
10:15 am-Shabbat
Babysitting
10:15 am-Shabbat
Babysitting
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Guest Darshan:
Muriel Dance
10:15 am-Shabbat
Babysitting
Guest Darshan:
Gilad Suberri
2
10:15 am-Shabbat
Babysitting
10:45 am-Kids Shabbat
11:00 am-Tot Shabbat
4:00 pm—Afternoon in View
Ridge Park
1
6:15 pm-Kabbalat
Shabbat Services
8
6:15 pm-Kabbalat
Shabbat Services
Saturday
Friday
Congregation Beth Shalom Mail in Tzedakah Form
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Tisha B’Av
Monday, August 4 &
Tuesday, August 5
Monday, Aug st 4, 8:30 pm for Maariv and Aicha.
We will read the book of Aicha, Lamentations, by candlelight si$ing on the floor of the Sanct ar'.
Tuesday, Aug st 5, 7:00 am, Mor+ing Minyan including special Torah and Haﬅorah reading.
Tallit and tefillin are not wor+ until the aﬅer+oon ser/ice.
Tuesday, Aug st 5 at 7:50 pm, Mincha (aﬅer+oon) ser/ice,
ser/ice including wearing of tallit and tefillin, Maariv
evening ser/ice, Havdallah,
Havdallah and a small Break Fast together.
The fast begins at 8: 39 pm on Monday, Aug st 4 and ends at 9:08 pm on Tuesday, Aug st 5.
It is t6aditional on Tisha B’Av to re8ain 8om eating, drinking, engaging in sex al relations, bathing and wearing leather shoes. The st dy of
religious tex:s is limited to those which enhance and reflect the day’s mood such as the books of Lamentations and Job and other tex:s
refer6ing to the dest6 ction of Jer salem. Going to work, using money, driving and other rest6ictions applicable to Shabbat and festivals are
not applicable to Tisha B’Av.

President`s Message - Congregation Beth Shalom

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