March 2016 - Temple B`nai Israel

THE
MARCH 2016 / VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2
Temple Chronicle
C O N G R E G AT I O N
FROM THE RABBI'S STUDY
RABBI BARRY BLOCK
Dear Friends:
Jews don’t usually advertise our faith. Particularly
not in the newspaper. This month, though, our
congregation will be taking out advertisements
in the Democrat-Gazette and the Arkansas Times, to invite participation in a
program called, “A Taste of Judaism,” which I plan to teach at the Temple on
Thursday evenings, March 31 and April 7 and 14, 7:30-9:00 pm.
“A Taste of Judaism” is an offering of our Union of Reform Judaism. I taught
the program previously in San Antonio. “A Taste of Judaism” invites people
in our community, individuals of any faith or none, to come to our Temple
and to gain an introductory insight into our tradition. Each of the three
sessions focuses on one of the central pillars of Judaism, God, Torah, and
Israel. (“Torah” for this purpose refers more to Jewish teaching and practice
than to Scripture itself. “Israel” in this case refers more to Jewish peoplehood
than to the Jewish State.)
The course is very introductory, so it isn’t primarily designed for Temple
members. However, the program is particularly meaningful for people who
aren’t Jewish but who have Jewish family members, including members of
our congregation. Even some of our members may welcome the refresher!
Last summer, Ellyn Polsky submitted an application for a URJ grant, which
covers two-thirds of the cost of the advertising, the balance of which will be
made possible by a grant from my rabbinic discretionary fund. There is no
charge for participation, but advanced registration is required. If you are
interested, or if you know somebody who would be, please contact Ellyn,
225-9700 or [email protected].
B’ NA I
ISRAEL
Worship at a Glance
Friday, March 4
All-Music, All-Debbie Membership Shabbat Service, led by
volunteer Temple musicians and Rabbi Block, at 6:15 pm, followed
by our Membership Shabbat Dinner (see page 3 for details)
Music: Temple Musicians
Candles & Kiddush: Kimbrely & Scott Jordan
Reader: Mickey Loeb
Oneg Shabbat Sponsor: Sisterhood
Altar Flowers Sponsor: In memory of Ann W. Carb, by Rita Fagan
Saturday, March 5
Torah Study, led by Rabbi Block, 9:30-10:45 am
Shabbat Service, led by Rabbi Block, at 11:00 am
Friday, March 11
UPB-Sinai Edition Service, led by Rabbi Block, at 6:15 pm
Music: Russ Webb-Parish & Jeff Neuhauser
Sermon: Rabbi’s Report from Israel
Candles & Kiddush: Monica & Joseph Davidson
Reader: Karin and Ron Bara
Oneg Shabbat Sponsor: Sisterhood
Altar Flowers Sponsor: In honor of the Storrie Family birthdays,
by Muriel Lederman & Brian Storrie;
In memory of Dr. Arthur Rosenthal by
Susan Rosenthal Kantrow and Family
Saturday, March 12
Torah Study, led by Rabbi Block, at 9:30 am
Shabbat Service at 11:00 am, led by Rabbi Block
Friday, March 18
Our congregation is often host to church groups that come for tours late on
Friday afternoons and then stay for our worship service. Dale Ronnel, Emily
Lewis, and other volunteer docents provide invaluable service, sensitively
sharing our faith with young people and adults from interested churchesabove all, Methodists fulfilling a confirmation requirement of the United
Methodist Church.
Mishkan T’filah Service, led by Rabbi Block, at 6:15 pm
Music: David Bauman
Sermon: BDS: We Must Remember and Not Forget!
Candles & Kiddush: Emily Adams & Carmen Arick
Reader: Marilyn Sorrells
Oneg Shabbat Sponsor: Sisterhood
Altar Flowers Sponsor: Sisterhood
Close observers will quickly notice who’s missing from our wonderful
collection of wonderful guests. Since virtually all are church groups, nonChristians and those who are unchurched are not often among our visitors.
The large majority are white and are socio-economically similar to our own
membership, simply because that’s who asks to come.
Torah Study, led by Rabbi Block, at 9:30 am
Shabbat Services, led by Rabbi Block, at 11:00 am
“A Taste of Judaism” attracts a diverse group of individuals from throughout
our community to learn about Judaism, without relying on a church or
other group to take the initiative. The program is explicitly not a conversion
...continued on next page
Temple B'nai Israel Newsletter, Volume 16, Issue 2,
March 2016, published monthly by Temple B'nai Israel
3700 N. Rodney Parham Rd., Little Rock, AR 72212
Saturday, March 19
Friday, March 25
Mishkan T’filah Service led by Emily and Rich Lewis, at 6:15pm
Music: Steve Bauman
Candles & Kiddush: Gina and Chuck Kokes
Oneg Shabbat Sponsor: Sisterhood
Altar Flowers Sponsor: In memory of E. L. Scharff,
by Britt, Amber, Sara, and Amber Grace Mock
Saturday, March 26
Torah Study, led by Bernie Bevill, at 9:30 am
Shabbat Service, led by Harvey Miller and Russ Parish, at 11:00 am
Rabbi's Message
FROM THE RABBI'S STUDY continued...
course, but the program does occasionally attract a few people who
are interested in becoming Jewish but had no idea where to start. In
addition, “A Taste of Judaism” can attract folks who are Jewish – or
who have a Jewish parent, grandparent, or other ancestor – but who
never were offered a formal Jewish education.
Welcoming the entire community into the Temple has always been
important to Reform Judaism and this historic congregation. Even
for those who don’t sign up and participate, the “Taste of Judaism”
advertisements send a powerful message that all are welcome at
Congregation B’nai Israel.
Faithfully,
Rabbi Barry Block
It’s not too early to get
Passover in January?
ready for Passover
Nope, just Passover pre-orders
The Temple Confirmation Class of 2016 is once
again partnering with the Heights Kroger to bring
you all the Matzot you desire.
The Temple Confirmation class of 2015 will be corroborating with the Heights Kroger this spring, to bring you all the Matzot you desire. No need to run out. No need to purchase out of town. We will have order forms ready in January with o ver 20 Passover
items that you can order ahead of time. Then w e will hold a pick-­‐
up/special delivery weekend in March, so you don’t have to search all the grocery stores in town for your Passover needs. No need to run out! No need to purchase out of town!
Kroger order forms are now available with over 20 Passover items
that you can order ahead of time. We will hold a pick-up/special
delivery weekend in April, so you don't have to search all the grocery
stores in town for your Passover needs.
Order forms with payment must be received by March 15th in the
Don’t miss the "Passover"
boat – Temple office.
Write
in the
memo section of the check.
order your Passover supplies from the Temple Confirmation class. To request a form emailed directly to you, please email [email protected] Don't miss the boat - order your Passover supplies from the Temple
Confirmation class.
If you have any questions, please email Kennon Goldsholl at
[email protected] or call 501-413-9167.
Order forms can be found on the side table in the Temple foyer, or you
may download from the weekly newsletter or from our home page on
the web. Payment must accompany your order. Leave completed forms
with payment in the Temple office. Thank you for your support!
JANET MAYERSOHN
Mother of Loris (and Jay) Fullerton and
Arnold (and Betsy) Mayersohn, Jr.
DONALD SPRADLIN WISE
Brother-in-law of Marilyn and Earl Sorrells
DAVID GRIFFIN
Father of Mark (and Sheila) Griffin, and grandfather of Bryana
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We are grateful to Emma Figarsky,
who is completing her year-long StandWithUs High School Internship Program. Co-sponsored with JFAR and CBI, Emma
hosted the event that brought two
former Israel Defense Forces officers to
share their memories of growing up in
Israel, and their experiences in the IDF. “StandWithUs” is an international, nonprofit organization that believes that
education is the road to peace. High
School and College Students are trained to inform the public about
Israel in order to combat extremism and anti-Semitism that often
distorts the issues surrounding the Arab-Israeli conflict.
YAHRZEITS: MARCH 2016
MARCH 4
William Back, Sr.
Ann W. Carb
Norm Dollinger
Felix Gans
Edward Leonard Gealt
Steven Gofforth
Max Gold
Morris Marks
Daniel P. Ottenheimer
Rabbi Elijah Ezekiel Palnick
James J. Pfeifer
Abe S. Rosen
Arthur O. Sanders
Dorothy Cone Sherman
Gertrude Paul Solomon
Samuel J. Spitzberg
Lewis Alexander Storthz
Louis Wolsey
MARCH 11
Sylvia R. Friedman
Sara Kempner Goodman
Virginia Harris
Agnes Golden Hunter
Dan Levin
Elizabeth Levinson Levin
Abraham J. Louchhein
Olivia Lyons
Ruby Siesel Pfeifer
Barbara Laner Phillips
Ruth Rodell
Arthur D. Rosenthal
Edith Ottenrider Sachs
Nathan Ehrlich Steppach, Sr.
Eleanor Pfeifer Strauss
Tracye Altschul Strauss
August Simon Vogel
Mathilde Zwirn
MARCH 18
Shara Adams
Rose Balkin
Nathan Borrok
Rosa Cohn
Geraldine DeFrance
Herman Ehrenberg
David G. Falk
Joseph Earl Flowers
Joseph Geller
Irene Goldman
Arnold S. Goodman
Al J. Goodman, Jr.
Rose Besser Gould
Nell Gray Greenbaum
Edna Kahn Kempner
Carolyn W. Kramer
Harry Lasker, Sr.
Gus Ottenheimer
Edna L. Roberts
Israel Louis Safferstone
Etta Louchheim Wolf
Pete Yoder
MARCH 25
Hortense Rudolph Back
Lena Koff Bresler
Shirley Weinstein Cohen
Sophie Cohn
Nathan H. Ehrlich
Alfred Fendler
Theodore R. Fox
Dave Grundfest, Sr.
Sophie Kempner
Daniel B. Kohn
Roland Joseph Lanoue
Rosa H. Lasker
Mervin L. Leibs
Lt. Col. Eduard L. Scharff, Sr.
Alma Jacobs Scott
Maurice Herbert Soltz
Lilyan Stern
Fanny Thalheimer
President's Message
Announcements
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FROM THE PRESIDENT
MAZEL TOV
PARTY PALOOZA UPDATE
EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi
SHERI SIMON, Educator/Administrator
EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi
EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi
DAVID BAUMAN, President SHERI SIMON, Educator/Administra
SHERI SIMON, Educator/Administra
KENNON GOLDSHOLL, Executive
V.P.
DAVID
BAUMAN, President
DAVID BAUMAN, President
JACK GRUNDFEST, Admn. V.P.
KENNON GOLDSHOLL, Executive
KENNON GOLDSHOLL, Executive V
MAC LYONS, Treasurer
JACK GRUNDFEST, Admn. V.P.
JACK GRUNDFEST, Admn. V.P.
JO LAWTON, Secretary
MAC LYONS, Treasurer
MAC LYONS, Treasurer
JO LAWTON, Secretary
JO LAWTON, Secretary
DREAMERS
to Mac Lyons on the recent birth of his great-granddaughter,
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month, also in Dallas. Leigh is the daughter of Mac’s daughter,
Kathy, and her husband, Jim Wills.
This community has, for the past century and a half, seen value in this
The Jazz
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institution and remain dedicated
to facing
our challenges, resolving
our differences
and
celebrating
our
lives
and
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pm as one
united congregation.
At the home of Dr. Jeffrey Neuhauser
The fusion of taste, where Southern meets kosher, topped off
with Pecan Pie and Pralines. Brunch drinks included.
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since the diaspora, the scattering of the Jewish people following the
destruction of the second Temple. What has been so special about our
synagogue that has allowed it to remain in existence for over seven
generations; to become a house of prayer, a house of learning and a
house of so
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school teachers. Only recently have we had a full-time professional
educator who, along with yet more volunteer adult teachers, carry on
a curriculum for Adult Education.
And as for a house of meeting, well, think of all the volunteers we have
had organizing events, decorating and cooking for them, and then
carrying them out, whether they be Festival celebrations, educational
programs or just social gatherings, with kuddos to all of our board
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April 10.
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October
to incentivize early
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10 spots left at $30/ticket
You are invited to be our guest
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SHERI SIMON, Educator/Adminis
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President
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Executiv
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memory of my father, RENE LEVY. He loved this Temple and
Outstanding
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as
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he visitedleadership
often. Bobbye
and I are
wonderful house of worship in this, our third and stunningly beautiful
of your attention, including the food that was brought to the
worship space. Our rabbis have been ably assisted by soloists, choirs
house for the minyan. Wishing you the best for a wonderful
and choir directors, volunteer musicians, and lay service leaders who
year--5774--for
health
and happiness.
have filled in whenyour
rabbis
were unavailable.
Bobbye
Gene Levy
In terms and
of education,
rabbis have had a major role here as well,
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So I say Yasher Choach to you, Congregation B'nai Israel, a job well
done! May you continueSunday
to prosper
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forward from strength to strength, together as one.
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Mark the Date:
2016 Adult Purim Spiel - March 17
Save the Date:
Men's Seder
Make plans to attend this great evening of food, provided by Rita
Fagan, Terri Moore and their crew, and fun for the grown ups. “A
Shushan City, Texas Purim, is another very original version of the
Purim Story written by Jerry Jacobson, directed by Rebekah Scallet,
and music directed by David Bauman, and starring your favorite
Temple players. It takes place in a fictional Texas town known as
Shushan City. You’ll love the original lyrics to well known and loved
country and western songs such as Crazy (Kvetching), and many
others. Put this on your calendar right now. You’ll be glad you did.
Thursday April 28th, 2016 • 6:00 P.M.
Copeland’s of New Orleans Restaurant
Shackleford Crossing Shopping Mall
Mazel Tov
to Nina and Brent Reiss, who together with their daughters Caitlin
and Emerson, welcomed the birth of Greyson Barnett Reiss!
Mother and baby are well. The Reiss family are currently out of town
members of our congregation, living in Monterrey, California, while
Brent, an officer in the U.S. Air Force, attends the Defense Language
School. They have found a synagogue home there, where they intend
to bring Greyson into the Covenant of Israel.
COST -$36.00
PLEASE MAKE YOUR CHECK TO:
TEMPLE MENS CLUB
Mail to: Glenn Block, 1123 N. Plaza Dr., Little Rock, AR 72205
Also, please indicate on your check your choice of Entreé:
Beef, Chicken, Fish, Vegetarian
(Gluten Free Matzoh will be available)
Unique Seder & Matzah Plates
Passover Hagaddahs
to Alan Thalheimer on his engagement to Betsy Gray.
YOU’RE INVITED!
Please join us to hear from Rabbi Eugene Levy about his
new book, A Privileged Encounter: My Unique Experience
with President Bill Clinton, 1987-2000
Wednesday, March 30, Noon-1 p.m.
Room 124, Arkansas Studies Institute Bldg.
401 President Clinton Ave., Little Rock
This event is free, open to the public, and hosted by the Butler
Center for Arkansas Studies. For more information, please
contact Kate at [email protected] or 501-918-3033.
Judaica Shop
Open Sundays during Religious School 11:00 - 12:30
Weekdays by appointment, call Kathy 347-6707
CONGREGATIONAL PASSOVER SEDER
ON THE FIRST NIGHT
“Let all who are hungry come and eat.”
Friday, April 22, 2016, 6:00 p.m.
(Following abbreviated Shabbat Service at 5:30 p.m.)
ADULT MEMBER: $36 | NON MEMBERS: $45 | CHILDREN 6-12: $12
UNDER 6: Free, but reservation requested
This year, we will have reserved seating to ensure families are not separated. Tables seat 8.
If you are bringing a high chair or a booster seat for your child, please let us know when
making your reservation. Vegetarian meal (fish) is available upon request –
please specify when making your reservation.
Since this is a catered event, we require reservations and payments
to be made by Monday, April 18th.
If the cost would prevent you from attending,
please contact Rabbi Block at [email protected] or 501-225-9700.
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Many
thanks
to
our
September
volunteers:
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thanks
to
our
September
volunteers:
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again
this
year.
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appreciate
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hospitality.
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Many thanks
thanks to
to our
our September
September volunteers:
volunteers:
huge
thank
you
to
our
Temple
musicians
David
Bauman,
Jana
Cohen, Russ Parish, Steve Bauman and Charlie
Cohen,
Friedman
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Parish,
the Stev
EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi
Rabbi
EUGENE
H.
LEVY,
EUGENE H. LEVY, Rabbi SHERI
EUGENE
H.
LEVY,
Rabbi
SIMON,
Educator/Administrator
SHERI
SIMON,
Educator/Administrator
SHERI SIMON, Educator/Administrator
SHERI
SIMON,
Educator/Administrator
DAVID
BAUMAN,
President
DAVID
BAUMAN,
President
DAVID BAUMAN, President DAVID
BAUMAN,
President
KENNON
GOLDSHOLL,
Executive
V.P.
KENNON
GOLDSHOLL,
Executive
V.P.
KENNON GOLDSHOLL, Executive
KENNON
V.P.
GOLDSHOLL,
Executive
V.P.
JACK
GRUNDFEST,
Admn.
V.P.
JACK
GRUNDFEST,
Admn.
V.P.
JACK GRUNDFEST, Admn. V.P.
JACK
GRUNDFEST,
Admn.
V.P.
MAC
LYONS,
Treasurer
MAC
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APRIL
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18
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Katelyn Mulkey
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Victor Nachmann
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Barbara Spitzberg
Hallie McGarry
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James Hart
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Dale Cohen
Kurt Deininger
Ann Storthz
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Leon Marks
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Darcy Krupitsky
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Spencer Nodelman
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Rachel Blackburn-Parish
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Judith Zinser
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Dorian Stuber
Anne Margaret Mulkey
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Perry Young A'05
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Brock Jacobs
Larry Jacobs
Rachel Levine
9
Kathy Bauman
Serene Stevens
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VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2
THE ENDOWMENT FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Daniel Block's Bar Mitzvah
Don Pfeifer
Mary Lou & Bill Cohn's 70th
Wedding Anniversary
Kennon & Scot Goldsholl
IN HONOR OF:
Miriam & Leonard Hasson
Wilma Diner's 90th Birthday
Anne & Larry Miller
Debbie & Brad Diner
Bonnie & Sam Nickol
Cecile, Paula, Lynn &
IN MEMORY OF:
Jan Schweig
Ellen Rae Kaufman
Wilma Diner's 90th Birthday
The Family of Ellen Kaufman
Sydelle Diner, Judy & Bruce
Janet Grundfest Mayersohn
Diner, Naomi Leszkiewiez
Sheree & Douglas Meyer
& Jonathan Turkel, David
Diner & Hihyang Suk
THE YAHRZEIT FUND
Mimi Loeb
Bonnie & Sam Nickol
IN MEMORY OF:
The special birthday of Barb Vogt
Joyce Arick
Carmen Arick & Emily Adams Sheri & Micky Simon
Fannie Safferstone Klein
WISHING A SPEEDY RECOVERY
Susan & Byron Kantrow
TO:
Leah Isolene Levy Shindler
Judy Grundfest
Lesley & Steve Hughes
Lynne Moses
William A. Stern
Sam Nickol
Joan Abrams
Miriam & Leonard Hasson
Moses Stern
Bobbye & Rabbi Gene Levy IN MEMORY OF:
Dorothy Blass Storthz
Ellen Rae Kaufman
Larry Storthz
Molly & Joshua Cohn
Shirley Strauss
Mimi Loeb
Lenka Horakova & Trip Strauss Lori & Alan Post
Gary Mark Tidwell
Diane Tidwell
THE STORTHZ RELIGIOUS
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Rabbi Block for his support &
kindness
Bonnie & Sam Nickol
MISHKAN HANEFESH
PRAYERBOOK
SPONSORSHIPS
Dedicated to the future of
Congregation B'nai Israel
The Lewis Family
IN MEMORY OF:
Helen & Charles Eichenbaum
Jill & Steve Bauman
Salene Lyons
Mac Lyons
THE HALLIE COHN
MILLER ARCHIVES FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Leaine Cohen
Mac Lyons
Robynn Zinser & Jim Pfeifer, Jr.
Ellen Rae Kaufman
Robynn Zinser & Jim Pfeifer, Jr.
SCHOOL FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Ellen Rae Kaufman
Phyllis Storthz
Ann Storthz
THE CEMETERY FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Ellen Rae Kaufman
Patricia & Gus Blass, II
Sandra & Hollis Pruitt
Janet Grundfest Mayersohn
Patricia & Gus Blass, II
Jane Goff
THE BAUMAN MUSIC FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Ellen Rae Kaufman
Harriet Strasberg
Janet Grundfest Mayersohn
Sheri & Micky Simon
THE MAYERSOHN
LEADERSHIP FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Mary Lou & Bill Cohn's 70th
Wedding Anniversary
Mimi Loeb
IN MEMORY OF:
Bettye Fullerton
Bonnie & Sam Nickol
Janet Grundfest Mayersohn
Karla & Larry Back
Jackie & Jerry Bendorf
William Cravens
Alana Friedman
Van Gates
Miriam & Leonard Hasson
Liane & Bill Humble
Jennifer Calhoun &
William Levinson
Mimi Loeb
Betty & Richard Mann
Arleen & Brian Marshall
Betsy & Arnie Mayersohn
Anne & Larry Miller
Ellie & John Moore
Bonnie & Sam Nickol
Judy & Doug Rope
Billie & Skip Rutherford
Lou Samuel
Joe Selz
Lori & Josh Shemper
Phyllis Storthz
Ann Storthz
Karen & Joseph Storthz
Jerry Tanenbaum
Tracye & Larry Townley
Leah & Sterling Tucker
U-Storit Inc
Heidi & James Williams
Adele & John Wormser
THE MEMORIAL FUND
FOR EDUATION & YOUTH
IN MEMORY OF:
Ellen Rae Kaufman
Brianne Leidy
RABBI EUGENE & BOBBYE
LEVY CAMP SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Wilma Diner's 90th Birthday
Galina & Michael Krupitsky
Rabbi Levy becoming Rabbi
Emeritus of Congregation Beth
El in Tyler, TX
Galina & Michael Krupitsky
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THE
SESQUICENTENNIAL FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Sesquicentennial
Jan & Larry Alman
Martha & Charles Alman
Toni & Rabbi Barry Block
Gus Block
Laura & Lance Bogoslavsky
Joy & Ed Figarsky
Van Gates
Kennon & Scot Goldsholl
Dina & Patrick Ifrah
Mac Lyons
Anne & Larry Miller
Nancy & Tad Phillips
Madelon Scallet
Patricia & Barry Solomon
Mischelle & Mark Strauss
Joan Early & Noel Strauss
Annabelle Tuck
THE VOGEL CARING
AND SHARING FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Carol & Allan Mendel's Wedding
Anniversary
Mary Lou & Bill Cohn
IN APPRECIATION OF:
To all for your special friendships
during Sam's recovery
Bonnie & Sam Nickol
WISHING A SPEEDY RECOVERY
TO:
Elaine Luber
Galina & Michael Krupitsky
Sam Nickol
Mary Lou & Bill Cohn
Galina & Michael Krupitsky
Raida Snyderman
IN MEMORY OF:
Leaine Cohen
Galina & Michael Krupitsky
Ellen Rae Kaufman
Raida Snyderman
Dan Schwartz
Vogel Schwartz Foundation
THE OLA & MERVIN LEIBS
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Wilma Diner's 90th Birthday
Ginger Goodman
IN MEMORY OF:
Ellen Rae Kaufman
Ginger Goodman
Lifelong Learning
A TASTE OF JUDAISM:
Are You Curious?
for our Unaffiliated Friends and Family
Thursdays, March 31, April 7, April 14 • 7:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Ever wondered how you could invite your friends and family
to experience a ”taste” of Judaism at our Temple without undue
pressure? Now there’s an answer! TASTE OF JUDAISM: Are You
Curious? will be held in our congregation this spring. The class
is being taught by Rabbi Block and is sponsored by the Union for
Reform Judaism. This FREE, three session Outreach program is open
to the unaffiliated Jews and non-Jews- all are welcome.
Please take advantage of this opportunity to reach out to your
extended family members, future in-laws, neighbors, and friends and
offer them a “taste” of what makes Judaism so special right here in
our own community. If you know anyone that you think may benefit
from A TASTE OF JUDAISM please have them register online at
http://www.reformjudaism.org/taste-judaism%C2%AE
Book discussion and signing with
Dr. Michael Cooper
Saturday, June 18 at 7 p.m.
Be here, and bring your book club too.
Welcome Dr. Cooper, winner of the 2011
Indie Publishing Contest Grand Prize for
his book FOXES IN THE VINEYARD to
our congregation for a book discussion
and signing. Dr. Cooper, a pediatric
cardiologist in Northern California,
has volunteered 20 times for medical
missions, to serve Palestinian children who lack access to medical
care. He also serves on his synagogue’s Israel Engagement committee.
He began writing historical fiction to convey a message of coexistence
and hope for reconciliation and peace in Israel.
THE RABBI’S KNIGHT is his second novel.
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VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2
MARCH 2016
PAGE 9
Miriam’s Seder
Tuesday, April 5, 2016, 6:00pm, in the Teen Lounge
Facilitated by the CBI Sisterhood
Miriam’s Seder follows a special Haggadah called “The Journey
Continues”. It is deeply committed to women’s full integration in every
aspect of Jewish life and practice. The Haggadah also enriches and
renews Judaism by exposing the voices and experiences of women of
the past, including the women who are part of the Exodus story–the
acts of civil disobedience of the midwives Puah and Shifra, of Miriam
at the shore of the Sea of Reeds, and Miriam’s Well. By recognizing
them, we reclaim the women’s participation in Jewish history. Each year
there is a new associated theme. Everyone is invited. The cost is $18
per person and reservations are required. RSVP to the Temple office.
The “Torah on Tap” program
is now called “J-Rock”.
The first “J-Rock” Event will take place on March 26 at the Lost Forty
Brewing and Taproom. If you are interested in meeting new and
interesting people, and if you are a Millennial (give or take a few
years) you are invited to the party!
The “Twenties and Thirties” young adult group known as “Torah on
Tap” is alive and well, and moving on in name and structure. The new
name is “J-Rock” and they are planning to rock the Jewish singles
and young family scene in Little Rock. Last year we entered into a
partnership with the Jewish Federation of Arkansas to consolidate
our programming efforts and combine contact lists for this target
group, which has been meeting under the Lifelong Learning umbrella
for six years. With support from Marianne Tettlebaum and several
“senior” advisors, participants have begun to plan the next events,
which include a variety of social, study, and social action programs.
Schmoozerama!
Saturday, March 5, 2016 – Gentleman’s Agreement
Discussion facilitated by Carmen Arick.
Havdallah led by ISJL Education Fellow, Bethany Berger.
Potluck Dinner and a Movie, Discussion, and Havdalah, too!
“…fascinating as a historical novel, thrilling in the twists and turns
of the story, and delightful in the manner in which important aspects
and concepts of Kabbalah are presented to a general readership.”
—Ronit Meroz, Ph.D., Department of Hebrew Culture Studies—
Division of Kabbalah and Hasidism, Tel Aviv University
Join us in the cozy Teen Lounge from 6:00 P.M. – 9:00 P.M. Bring a
dish that serves 8. Enjoy the company and the show! Reservations
are requested for planning purposes. RSVP thru the Temple office.
(Please enter through the back door closest to the teen lounge.)
“…a wonderful, exciting, and most entertaining story.”
—Rabbi David Zisenwine, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Education,
Tel Aviv University. Chair of the Israel Jewish Educational Research
Association
Gentleman’s Agreement: A reporter pretends to be Jewish in order
to cover a story on anti-Semitism, and personally discovers the true
depths of bigotry and hatred. The 1947 film was directed by Elia
Kazan and stars Gregory Peck and Dorothy McGuire.
Both books are available for purchase in the office. Half of the proceeds
will be generously donated back to the Lifelong Learning program.
Dr. Cooper will donate the other half of the book sale proceeds to
his late sister Adrienne Cooper’s legacy fund, the “Adrienne Cooper
Dreaming in Yiddish Fund”, which continues her efforts of reviving
the Yiddish language and culture. He will give a copy of her first solo
CD, Dreaming in Yiddish, with every book purchased.
Shabbat Kids Club
Friday, March 11 at 5:30 p.m. in the teen lounge
Families with children in preschool through grade 2 are welcome.
Celebrate your family with stories, crafts and songs. Pasta dinner for
all. Bring a family favorite dessert to share.
Lifelong Learning
March 13 – It’s Purim Fun in Religious
School and Everyone is welcome!!
Dress in full costume and enter the drawing!
Eat hamantaschen and party on!
Hear the story of King Achashvarosh, Queens Vashti and Esther,
Mordechai and Haman written in the Megillat Esther (11:00 A.M. in
the sanctuary).
Enjoy lunch and party at the LaFTY Purim Carnival – their biggest
fundraiser of the year. (12:00 noon in the social hall).
Shabbat With the Stars!
Friday, April 1
Honoring Ellyn Polsky on the occassion of her retirement
as our Director of Lifelong Learning and honor those who
teach in our and Religious School programs.
Wish Mazel Tov to our second graders who will receive their very
own Mishkan T’filah prayerbooks.
5:45 p.m. – Expanded Oneg Shabbat
6:15 p.m. – Shabbat service begins
7:30 p.m. – Shabbat dinner and teacher presentations
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VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2
MARCH 2016
PAGE 10
Coffee, Cake & Conversation
Tuesday, March 8 at 11:30 in the library
Judge Audrey Evans, who served as a federal bankruptcy judge
in Arkansas for over a decade, takes great pride in the legacy of
Judge Jacob Trieber and looks forward to sharing his life story. An
immigrant with no formal education, Judge Trieber went on to
become the first Jewish person to serve as a federal judge as well as
a brilliant jurist with a vision that was way ahead of his time. The
opinions he wrote while on the bench remain a crucial part of our
understanding of the Constitution today. Join Judge Evans to discuss
Judge Trieber’s continued importance to all people.
Please Join the
Jewish Federation of Arkansas for
the 2016
F
d & Cultural
Sunday, April 10th, 2016
War Memorial Stadium
Little Rock, AR
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Admission to the festival is free.
TEAM CHALLAH WANTS YOU!
JEWISH FOOD FESTIVAL • APRIL 10, 2016
WE’RE LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD CHALLAH BAKERS!
Truth be told, we can use as few or as many as you’d like to bake, so tie
on that apron and join our merry band. Not a challah baker yet? We
will gladly teach you, so grab a couple of friends and let’s get going!
Last year, with only a few bakers, we sold over 200 loaves of challah
before 1:30. Obviously, we need more bakers which is where you
come in. You may bake in your home or join a baking session at the
Temple, and you may use either your own recipe or we will share ours
with you.
Best thing about baking challah? The aroma. It’s seriously intoxicating.
So, please challah at either of your Challah Booth Co-Chairs, Trudy
Jacobson at [email protected] 501.690.7491 or Meg Marion
at [email protected] 501.951.3345 to get this challah party
started.
Religious School Corner
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Sesquicentennial Celebration - Sunday, May 15
MARCH 2016
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CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL
Dina Ifrah, Cori McGrath, and Lori Shemper have begun to plan
the Religious School Sesquicentennial Celebration. They’ve got great
ideas for a fun and fabulous party with food and games for all the
students. Before they get that party started however, the students will
send a message to the B’nai Israel Religious School students of the
future with their contributions to the RS Time Capsule.
Sisterhood Speaks
Good news! From now on, every female congregant is automatically
a Sisterhood member! No more dues! We will raise funds by
donations, Judaica Shop profits, and fundraising activities.
Remember, Sisterhood provides opportunities for Temple women to
thmeet, discuss relevant issues and support the Congregation and the
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greater community!
The time capsule, hopefully to be opened at the next big anniversary
celebration, is the brain-child of the teachers and students. Presently,
they are developing ideas of the most meaningful artifacts and papers
ark your
calendars for Miriam’s Seder on April
to place into the capsule, which will be buried as part of our 150th
on Sunday,Cost
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nner! the future would want to know about us in 2016 and how to best
Jewish Federation of Arkansas’ Community Networking and Senior
convey that information. They’ll be interviewing Temple members,
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10th. Please volunteer to help us “woman” our booth.
Rabbi Mark Glickman Scholar Weekend – June 4-5, 2016
Exciting things are happening with our Sisterhood. We need you to
make this a memorable year!
Rabbi Glickman will discuss his research for Sacred Treasure: The
Cairo Genizah on Saturday evening at 6:00 p.m. and The Largest
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Archives News
Madison Lager, a Junior at University of Central Arkansas, is
serving Temple B’nai Israel as an intern in the Temple archives this
semester.
Madison has a joint major in Religious Studies and Applied
Mathematics and will be in the archives each Sunday morning
Support the Confirmation Class! are happening with our Sisterhood. We
need you to make
through this semester. We are grateful to Professor Phillip Spivey
Raffle tickets: $15/each or 2/$25 who arranged this internship with UCA and who also volunteers
ble year!
Raffle tickets: $15/each or 2/$25 Win an Apple Watch • Win an Apple Watch
in the archives each Sunday. Please stop in the archives on Sunday
mornings and meet Madison.
Support the Confirmation Class!
A real helpful group of volunteers helped get the archives in better
shape, working most of Valentine’s Day - and Rita cooked a wonderful
hot lunch.
Support the Confirmation Class! Among the things discovered today was a letter from J. Edgar Hoover
Tickets will be sold during Religious School by the Confirmation Students, Tickets
will be sold during Religious School by the Confirmation StuRaffle tickets: $15/each or 2/$25 to our Temple Men’s Club!
dents, orWin an Apple Watch you may or you may contact Joanne Matson at [email protected] contact Joanne Matson at [email protected]
Thanks to the following are due: Rita Fagan, Philip Axelroth,
The drawing will be during the Purim Dinner and Shpiel on March
th Krain, Meg Marion, Madison Lager (our UCA
Phillip Spivey, Doris
– The drawing will be during the Purim Dinner and Shpiel on March 17
do not need to be present to win!
17th – you
Intern), Mac Lyons and Jane Roark, Rhonda Redwood, Michael
you do not need to be present to win! Alexander, Glenn Block, and Mickey Loeb. ts will be sold during Religious School by the Confirmation Students, or you may contact Joanne Matson at [email protected] THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS:
Milt Baer, Aniko Diamant
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