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B’nai Today
www.bnaitorah.org
A Publication of Congregation B’nai Torah
April / May / June 2016
L’hitraot
You Belong Here
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page 3.................................................................Rabbi Heller’s Message
Page 4................................................................Rabbi Kenter’s Message
Page 5.......................................................Staff Feature: Binnie Edelson
Page 8..................................................... Scholar in Residence Weekend
Page 9 - 11.................... Passover Section: Kitniyot, Recipes & Schedule
Page 12 - 13...........................................................B'nai Torah Preschool
Page 14.......................................................................................Shavuot
Pages 15 - 17.............................................................................Yahrzeits
Page 18.................................................................... April-June Calendar
Pages 19 - 23..................................................................... Contributions
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Senior Rabbi | Joshua Heller
Rabbi | Eytan Kenter
Executive Director
Natalie K. Sarnat
Early Childhood Education Director
Binnie Edelson
Youth & Family Education Director
Sharon Graetz
Marketing & Engagement Director
Julie Stanwick
Development Coordinator
Bruce Warschoff
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President
Elissa Fladell
Executive VP
Alan Smirin
VP Finance
Ori Epstein
VP Ritual
Alan Fixelle
VP Building Fund
Harry Lutz
VP Education
Lisa Perlin
VP Fundraising
Amy Rosenberg
VP Membership
Greg Bluestein
VP Facilities
John Thompson
VP Communications
Karen Grant
VP Youth
Jodi Moskowitz
VP Programming
Dina Fuchs Beresin
Secretary
Terri Coffsky
At-Large, Israel Advocacy
Tal Nudelman
At-Large, Endowment
Roger Woodman
At-Large, Social Action
Tracy Seitz
At-Large, Inclusion
Michelle Berghoff
At-Large, Strategic Plan
Richard Berlin
At-Large, Leadership
Development, Lisa May
At-Large, Special Projects
Jonathan Mittleman
Over 40 Programming
Lowell Fine
Sisterhood President
Robyn Miller
Brotherhood President
Matt Dickson
700 Mt. Vernon Hwy, NE • Sandy Springs, GA 30328
404.257.0537 • www.bnaitorah.org
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WEEKLY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Shacharit - Morning
Services
Sunday
8:45 am
Monday
6:50 am
Tuesday
7:00 am
Wednesday
7:00 am
Thursday
6:50 am
Friday
7:00 am
Ma’ariv - Evening Services
Sunday - Thursday 6:15 pm
Shabbat Services
Friday
6:30 pm - Erev Shabbat
Saturday 9:00 am - Shabbat
10:30 am - Youth Services
12:00 pm - Kiddush
5:00 pm - Mincha
Service Times / Variations
See Page 10 for Passover Services
See Page 14 for Shavuot Services
ABOUT THE COVER ART
Photographer: Eric Bern
I was delighted to have been honored with the opportunity to photograph
Rabbi Kenter’s family for the B’nai Today. When they arrived to my studio we
discussed the look and feel that they wished for in the portrait. Staci expressed
how she would like the photos to look both fun and relaxed.
A background was chosen to compliment the colors of their clothing and
create the informal look they desired.
While directing Eytan and Staci through a variety of poses, I kept Boaz
entertained. There was plenty of laughter during the session. When I posed
them on the floor Boaz, quickly jumped on Eytan’s back without any coaxing,
just as he often does at home. I captured the moment and knew I had the
portrait that they had hoped for! Upon viewing the photos immediately after
the session, numerous poses were selected and the cover photo was chosen.
It was my pleasure to preserve this exciting time in their lives with a lasting
memory created by a treasured family portrait.
Having parents tell me how I have taken their favorite portraits of their
children and grandchildren gives me a great sense of accomplishment. I
appreciate how important the responsibility of this task is for a professional
portrait photographer.
I welcome you to stop by my new studio at 400 Mt. Vernon Hwy, only two
blocks from B’nai Torah. Caryn and I wish the Kenter family a picture perfect
future!
Thank you,
Eric Bern
JOSHUA HELLER | SENIOR RABBI
On March 23, 2008, I received the following email: “Hello. My name is Eytan Kenter.
I am a fourth year student in the rabbinical school and I wanted to touch base
regarding the internship this summer at your synagogue. I am very interested in the
opportunity to work at your congregation this summer. I am attaching my resume
and if you could please let me know what else you would like from me in order to
continue this process, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you very much, Eytan”
It was a different time for all of us. It was before he was a rabbi, a husband, a father,
or even a licensed driver. The synagogue was much smaller, and women had yet to
touch the Torah. Our preschool was struggling, and our religious school was less than
1/3 its current size. As for me- I was about the same age that Rabbi Kenter is now.
As it turned out, that summer didn’t work out for us, but a year later, opportunity
knocked again, and were able to welcome him as our first associate rabbi. He served
as an inspiring teacher and guide to hundreds of congregants, old and young, and brought a deliberate calm and keen
organizational eye to complex and emotionally fraught situations. He spearheaded programs from inclusion of those with
special needs to leadership development to adult bat mitzvah and kosher meat purchasing. He took a special interest in
mentoring new staff and empowering laypeople. He worked hard, without complaint, under the most trying of circumstances.
Each time I respond to a call from a congregation around the country that is eager to consider him to be its spiritual leader, I reflect
on the all the ways that he has learned and grown with us, but that we have gained so much more.
ELISSA FLADELL | PRESIDENT
Times of change are both exciting and difficult and that is definitely true for us at
Congregation B’nai Torah. Rabbi Kenter has been an integral part of our community for
seven years and his leaving will be felt by all of us. Over the years, Rabbi Kenter has
brought us alternative services both at the high holidays and during the year including
family services and learners services. His dedication to social action has guided us to many
opportunities to help better the community we live in and his dedication to inclusion has
helped everyone feel welcome at Congregation B’nai Torah regardless of abilities. Our
staff and lay leadership will continue to nourish these vital seeds that he has sewn. Rabbi
Kenter introduced us to new educational offerings on a wide variety of topics. I hope each
of you took the opportunity to learn with him, work with him or listen to his fantastic
sermons, that he gives from memory without notes. His dedication to our congregation
has helped us grow both in numbers and spirituality and we have been honored to watch
him grow right along with us. I know I speak for the entire congregation when I say he
will be missed and that we wish him, Staci and Boaz the best in their future endeavors.
Change is hard, but we have much to gain. Our new associate rabbi will bring original sources of spirituality and ruach to our
community with unique thoughts and ideas. Your feedback throughout the search process continues to be invaluable. Our
new associate rabbi will have big shoes to fill and we are working hard to ensure our new rabbi is worthy of being part of our
congregational family.
Adult Education: Save the Dates
Passover Learning
April 12 - Passover University
April 18 - Women’s Seder
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Adult Education Enrichment Services
April 16
May 14
June 11
EYTAN KENTER | RABBI
Seven years ago, I was a recently engaged, about to be rabbinical school graduate
interviewing with congregations, trying to figure out where my life would take me
from there. Over the next 8 months, I would be offered a job, move to Atlanta (into a
house, instead of an apartment, with air conditioning, a dishwasher and everything),
start at B’nai Torah, and get married. Who knew what the next seven years of my life
would have in store?
It has been my absolute privilege to serve this community for all of these years. We
have celebrated together as Staci and I were married and welcomed our son Boaz and
cried together through Staci’s cancer treatments and the loss of my grandparents.
We have built an exquisite new building and expanded our congregational family in
numerous ways. We developed Special Friends’ Shabbat and the Mitzvah Festival and
began to offer family and enrichment services. Our Religious School doubled in size
and we now have close to 40-50 B’nai Mitzvah per year. It was a privilege to travel
together with Confirmation and Adult Bat Mitzvah classes on their Jewish journeys
and with dozens of our members as we toured the land of Israel together. The past seven years seem so full yet also so short.
No matter where the wind blows us, we know that we will always have a home here in Atlanta and at Congregation B’nai
Torah. I can’t imagine a better place to have landed those seven years ago and I will always be grateful and thankful for the
opportunity to have served you all these years. May we all continue to grow from strength to strength.
HONORING RABBI KENTER
Family BBQ Dinner
Sunday, May 15th
5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The Family BBQ will be a family-friendly, kid-friendly,
and community-wide event honoring Rabbi Kenter.
We hope you will join us!
Kenter Kiddush
Saturday, June 18th
Please join us as we celebrate Rabbi Kenter’s seven amazing years
together at Congregation B’nai Torah. If you plan to attend,
please RSVP to Wendy Leaf at [email protected].
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STAFF FEATURE
BINNIE EDELSON | EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION DIRECTOR
Binnie Edelson is moving on to the next phase of her life at the end of May. It seems as
if everyone knows her in the community, and with good reason.
Binnie has been the Early Childhood Education Director at Congregation B’nai Torah
for 6 years. Ms. Edelson has acquired the best Preschool teachers in Atlanta, and her
experience, creativity, and passion has resulted in one of the best Jewish Preschool
programs in Atlanta. It will remain a legacy to her impact on the Jewish Community. We
wanted to show our appreciation to Binnie in our Staff Feature in this issue.
Binnie Edelson has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education, and has
completed extensive graduate coursework in Special Education, from The American
University.
Ms. Edelson has spent over twenty-five years involved in the education of young children:
working as a teacher, Director in both secular and Judaic programs, teacher trainer,
parent educator and educational advocate. She was the Director of Early Childhood
Education at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington, where she was
responsible for supervising the Parenting Center, the Preschool and Kindergarten and running a Transitional Kindergarten
program. During her tenure at the JCC she started the preschool inclusion program for children with special needs.
Ms. Edelson has also worked as Director of Early Childhood and Family Education at two conservative congregations in MD and
she has worked as an Educational Consultant assisting parents of children with special needs, helping them to find appropriate
placement for their children and supporting them during IEP and Evaluation Meetings.
Ms. Edelson moved to Atlanta from the DC area over six years ago and has two grown children and four perfect grandchildren.
Binnie has been a kind and calming presence at B’nai Torah, and she’s been so devoted to our
congregation, even as she has faced her own health concerns. She’s a little bit like Moses,
guiding the people through the desert, but then not entering the Promised Land. As we all enjoy
the benefits next year and beyond, of a full day program in a beautiful facility, we should not
forget that it would not have been possible without her efforts.
- Rabbi Heller, Senior Rabbi
It has been such an honor and a pleasure to have worked with Binnie over the last 6 years.
She has brought her personal dedication to our early childhood programs bringing a level of
professionalism and Yiddishkeit to all that we are doing for our youngest members. She will
be sorely missed but we wish her the best in all of her future endeavors.
- Rabbi Kenter, Rabbi
It has been a heartwarming experience to work with and learn from Binnie during my time at
Congregation B’nai Torah. The passion Binnie has for education and our young children emanates
throughout the Preschool. Her exceptional background has ensured that the core of our Preschool
program and all young family programming is child-centered academics, and includes the love of
learning, nurturing, and exploration for our youngest members and their families. This coming year,
Binnie has created a full day Preschool program that will carry on the academic skills and ruach that
she created for our Shul. I wish Binnie good health and happiness in her next chapter.
- Natalie Sarnat, Executive Director
I will miss Ms. Binnie because
she is very beautiful.
- Hudson Traub, Age 5
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I like when Miss Binnie comes into our class
and says, "Good morning everybody!" She
eats next to us at lunchtime.
- Brett Raxter, Age 4
I love Ms. Binnie because she
has lollipops.
- Jacob Habif, Age 4
NATALIE SARNAT | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
It is hard to summarize a person’s contributions and effect on a community in a short
paragraph. As I reflect on what Rabbi Eytan Kenter has meant to both myself, and the
Congregation B’nai Torah community I am overcome with many emotions. Institutionally
Rabbi Kenter’s contributions will long outlive his tenure here. He has encouraged a focus on
social action, inclusion and meaningful programs from the creation of the Mitzvah Festival
to the CBT Includes Me initiative. He has raised the bar for the adult education we provide
to our community. But most of all he has encouraged us all to have compassion in all
aspects of our synagogue life. He has exuded that compassion to all of the congregants he
has interacted with over the last 7 years. On a personal level, he has been a true confidant
and partner in crime for me, as we have worked with Rabbi Heller to strive to be a best in
class synagogue. Our friendship will last a lifetime, and though there may be many miles
between us, I know his support will be never-ending. With deepest love and gratitude, I wish Eytan and his entire family the
best on this exciting new journey.
ARTIST FEATURE
ERIC BERN | COVER PHOTOGRAPHER
Eric The Great performed over 300 magic shows in the Milwaukee area from the age of 12. At only 17, Eric Bern began his
second professional career creating magic from behind the camera. During his extensive career he has captured precious
expressions of children, the warmth of loving families, and the excitement of special celebrations all over the country.
Eric recently built his newest studio in the Sandy Springs area, two blocks from B’nai Torah. There he continues to bring out
the best in his subjects with the most flattering angles, lighting and relaxed expressions. His Photoshop techniques are skillfully
applied to preserve a natural un-retouched look.
Passover, Thanksgiving and other holidays, Eric is often booked with
multi-generational portraits while families are together. Eric consults
with his clients prior to their sessions regarding clothing and color
choices. He also explains what to do in order to make their studio or
on location portrait experience stress-free and fun. Families all over
Atlanta treasure his artfully created wall portraits.
Eric’s Headshot Studio Atlanta business helps brand many working
professionals for their websites, LinkedIn, and other promotional
needs. The many reviews and five star ratings on Google+ and Yelp
attest to his talent as an accomplished headshot photographer. Newell
Rubbermaid, Manheim, Cox, Colliers International are just a few of the
local companies that send their executives and new employees to Eric’s studio.
High school seniors find their way to the Eric Bern Studio for unique and modern portraits, which capture their personality and
interests.
Eric is past president of HOD Lodge Carmel and current President of Atlanta Scholars Kollel Advisory. For over 20 years, the
members of B’nai Torah and the Epstein School have looked forward to having their school and family photos taken by Eric. He
and his wife, Caryn, have two grown sons and a daughter-in-law in Sandy Springs.
Eric’s work can be viewed at:
www.ericbernstudio.com and www.headshotstudioatlanta.com
Studio: 400 Mt. Vernon Hwy NE Sandy Springs, GA 30328
404-252-0209
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LUNCH & LEARN WITH RABBI HELLER
April 12th
April 19th
Passover University
The Songs We Pray
May 3rd
Aleinu May 17th Adon Olam May 31st Anim Zemirot
12:00 p.m. Lunch
12:20 - 1:20 p.m. Learn
$6 per person for lunch; Learning is free!
Please RSVP to Sarah Woelz at
[email protected] to order lunch.
SOCIAL ACTION
Congregation B’nai Torah Social Action
NEEDS YOU!
ZABAN COUPLES CENTER
Please volunteer for the Zaban Couples Center
April 7th
There Are Many Ways To Participate
Donate money to help pay for the food
Prepare/Cook the meals
Deliver the meals to the ZCC
Serve the meal
(We are only allowed 4 servers, and each server must be 12 or older)
To learn more about the Center: http://www.zabancouplescenter.org/
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SCHOLAR IN RESIDENCE WEEKEND
Scholar in Residence Weekend with Rabbi Brad Artson
April 8th - 10th
About Dr. Bradley Artson
Rabbi Dr. Bradley Shavit Artson (www.bradartson.com) holds the Abner and
Roslyn Goldstine Dean’s Chair of the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies and is
Vice President of American Jewish University in Los Angeles. Rabbi Artson has
long been a passionate advocate for social justice, human dignity, diversity
and inclusion. He wrote a book on Jewish teachings on war, peace and nuclear
annihilation in the late 80s, became a leading voice advocating for LGBT
marriage and ordination in the 90s, and has published and spoken widely on
environmental ethics, special needs inclusion, racial and economic justice,
cultural and religious dialogue and cooperation, and working for a just and
secure peace for Israel and the Middle East. He is a frequent contributor for
the Huffington Post and for the Times of Israel, and the author of 12 books and
over 250 articles, most recently Renewing the Process of Creation: A Jewish
Integration of Science and Spirit (Jewish Lights). Married to Elana Artson, they
are the proud parents of twins, Jacob and Shira.
Friday night, April 8
6:00 p.m.- Service
6:45 p.m. - How I travelled to Uganda, and installed the first African Chief Rabbi, and sailed up the Nile River
7:45 p.m. Dinner, ($20 adults, $12 kids).
Saturday, April 9
12:45 p.m. - Following services and Kiddush: The New relationship between Science and Religion
5:00 p.m. Mincha
5:30 p.m. - “Alexander the Great Learns Life’s Lessons from African Women Warriors.”
Sunday, April 10
9:30 a.m. - “My House shall be a house for all Peoples” (Family program, co-sponsored by CBT Includes Me).
Sponsors
Seidband Scholar in Residence Fund | Rabbi Zachary Heller Fund
CBT Includes ME | Saul and Roz Adler | Arlene and Lee Katz
Sponsorship opportunities available:
Patron: $500 and up- Private session with Rabbi Artson in addition to:
Supporter: $250 and up - 2 tickets for Shabbat Dinner
Friend: $100 and up - 1 ticket for Shabbat Dinner
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PASSOVER
BRING ON THE RICE AND BEANS!
A friend once confided in me: “I mean, I have the Eel, but I can’t make sushi on Passover because of the rice…” I was
flummoxed by her culinary approach, but on a deeper level, I understood exactly where she was coming from. As Passover
approaches, even many Jews who normally take a cavalier attitude towards our Jewish dietary traditions the rest of the
year start scrubbing kitchens, or “get the bread out” of their diets in a myriad of ways. This makes sense because the
Passover prohibition on chametz, grain products that been leavened or allowed to rise in contact with water, is repeated
several times in the Torah, and is more serious than the ban even on non-kosher meat. Many Jews understand instinctively
that observing those 8 unleavened days is a fundamental statement about our history, a remembrance of the Exodus itself.
Along the way, many fences and wrinkles have emerged. One of the most puzzling is that of “Kitniyot” – the practice of
many Jews of European heritage of avoiding rice, beans, corn, soy, and other foods of the “legume” family. About 800
years ago, our ancestors stopped eating rice and beans. Some say it was because their swelling in water was confused
with true rising, others because they were not sufficiently festive, still others because they might be stored with or become
mixed with grains. As time went on, food products that Moses never considered, like corn, peanuts and green beans got
added to the mix. One enterprising tea supplier even tried to drum up business by suggesting that coffee beans fell into
this forbidden category. In response, Maxwell House published their famous Haggadah and reassured all that a “fifth cup
of Joe” had its place at the seder table.
Whatever the cause, the practice was on shaky ground. The Talmud, over 1500 years ago, made it crystal clear that only
grains, in contact with water, may become prohibited chametz. Other types of vegetables were permitted - even if they
swelled when soaked in water, they did not contain the gluten that would allow for the leavening and rising banned by the
Torah. Sephardic Jews ate these foods on Passover without hesitation, taking the precaution to make sure that no chametz
was mixed in.
For a long time, rabbis, myself included, hesitated to undo the ban, even though many understood that its causes were
either mistaken or no longer relevant. There are legal loopholes that one must jump through to undo a ruling that was
previously accepted. Furthermore, when one challenges one’s tradition, people may lose faith in many other, more
essential parts. And yet, when the Conservative movement’s Committee on Jewish Law and Standards took up the issue
of Kitniyot, I voted enthusiastically to permit their consumption on Passover, for several reasons:
1. The concerns that may once have applied can easily be remedied by purchasing fresh vegetables without risk of
grain contamination.
2. Allowing all fresh vegetables provides a cheaper, and potentially healthier alternative, to heavily processed Passover foods.
3. For vegetarians and infants who depend on formula, protein found in legumes is essential to proper nutrition
4. Many Jews (like my friend with the eel) got so wrapped up in avoiding rice or corn that they ended up eating food
that truly was non-kosher, which is counterproductive.
In practice, any fresh vegetables are ok, but there are limitations for other forms: products that are frozen, dried or found
in bulk bins need to be checked for chametz that might have been mixed in during the packaging process, rice should
be un-enriched, canned foods (like canned corn) and processed foods (like tofu or peanut butter) still require Passover
certification because chametz may be introduced, even if not listed in the ingredients. The good news is that since most
Israelis eat Kitniyot on Passover, an increasing number of imported kosher-certified products are now showing up on our
shores. Also, since kitniyot are not chametz, even if you do not choose to follow this ruling, you may eat without hesitation
in the home of someone who does.
For more information about these traditions, see the papers at:
http://www.rabbinicalassembly.org/sites/default/files/public/halakhah/teshuvot/2011-2020/Golinkin-Kitniyot.pdf
http://www.rabbinicalassembly.org/sites/default/files/public/halakhah/teshuvot/2011-2020/Levin-Reisner-Kitniyot.pdf
The Jersey Shore Orthodox Rabbinate (http://www.jsor.org/) publishes a list of foods that are kosher for Passover, but may
not be labeled as such due to Kitniyot.
Sorry, eel is still traife year-round.
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PASSOVER RECIPES
Cranberry Walnut Salmon on a Bed of Spinach
INGREDIENTS
Salmon:
Topping:
For Spinach:
Gefen Canola Oil Cooking Spray
1/2 cup walnuts, coarsely chopped
2 tablespoons olive oil
8 (6-ounce) pieces salmon filet
1 tablespoon olive oil
4 cloves garlic
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1 small shallot, finely chopped
8 (6-ounce) bags fresh baby
1 tablespoon paprika
1/2 cup freshly squeezed orange juice
spinach,rinsed and not dried
2 teaspoons ground cumin
1/4 cup honey
2 teaspoons lemon zest
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 cup dried cranberries
1 tablespoon kosher salt
Pinch ground nutmeg
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
3/4 teaspoon freshly ground black
pepper
DIRECTIONS
Preheat oven to 375° F. Lightly spray a jelly-roll pan with cooking spray.
Salmon: 1. In a small bowl, mix together salt, paprika, cumin,cinnamon, and nutmeg. Rub spice mixture on each piece of
salmon. 2. Place filets on prepared pan. Bake 15-20 minutes or until salmon is opaque and flakes easily with a fork.
Topping: 1. Toast nuts in a small saucepan over medium heat for 5 minutes, stirring continually until lightly brown and
fragrant. Remove from pan and set aside. 2. Heat oil in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add shallots and cook for 1
minute. Reduce heat to low. 3. Add orange juice and honey. Cook about 10 minutes. 4. Add cranberries and cayenne pepper.
Stir until combined. Remove from heat, add nuts and pour over salmon.
Spinach: 1. Heat oil in a very large sauté pan over low heat. Add garlic and cook until fragrant, less than 1 minute.
2. Add spinach to the pan. With tongs, toss spinach around as it wilts. Add lemon zest, salt, and pepper. Toss well.
To serve, evenly distribute spinach among 8 dinner plates. Top each with 1 salmon filet. Spoon topping over all.
Recipe courtesy of Jamie Geller and Quick & Kosher: Recipes from The Bride Who Knew Nothing
Stacked Eggplant Rounds
INGREDIENTS
Gefen Canola Oil Cooking Spray
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
8 large basil leaves
2 eggplants, unpeeled, sliced into 1/2
1 (8 ounce) container feta cheese,
6 on-the-vine tomatoes, seeded and
inch rounds
crumbled
chopped or 1 (16 ounce) can chopped
Kosher salt
1 green pepper, seeds and ribs
tomatoes, drained
1/4 cup olive oil
removed, finely chopped
DIRECTIONS
1. Preheat oven to 425°F. Lightly spray jelly-roll pan with cooking spray. 2. Place eggplant slices on paper towels and sprinkle
lightly with salt. Let sit for about 5 minutes. Pat dry with more paper towels. 3. Lay the eggplant rounds in a single layer on
a prepared pan. Brush with olive oil and season with pepper. Roast for 15 minutes; turn over and brush with oil. Continue
roasting for 10 minutes more. 4. While eggplant is roasting, combine feta, tomatoes, and peppers in a medium bowl. Set
aside. 5. Stack basil leaves, roll them up like a cigar, and slice them into thin strips (a chiffonade). 6. Place one slice eggplany
on a serving platter. Spoon 1 - 2 tabelspoons feta mixture on top. Repeat layers. Finish with a few shreds basil. Repeat with
remaining ingredients.
Recipe courtesy of Jamie Geller and Quick & Kosher: Meals in Minutes
INGREDIENTS
2 cups + 2 tablespoons confectioners’ sugar
1 1/3 cups almond flour
1/4 cup cocoa powder (Schmerlings 70%)
1/2 cup egg whites, at room temp.
Chocolate Macaroons
DIRECTIONS
1. Preheat oven to 425°F. 2. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
Stack another baking sheet under the lined one for more insulation (this
keeps the bottom of the macaroons from over browning).
3. Fit a pastry bag with a ½ inch plain tip. 4. Sift the almond powder with the confectioners’ sugar and cocoa powder and set
aside. 5. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment, whip the egg whites until they are firm but still glossy.
Do not over whip. 6. Fold the dry ingredients gently into the whites in three additions. 7. Transfer the batter to a pastry bag.
“Glue” the parchment paper down on each corner with a small amount of batter. This will prevent the parchment paper
from blowing onto the macaroons and sticking to them. 8. Pipe the batter into 1-inch rounds. Before baking the macaroons,
rap the baking sheets sharply against the counter. This will remove the air from the cookies and keep them from puffing up
too much. 9. Place the macaroons into the preheated oven. Immediately turn down the oven to 350⁰F. Bake for 10 minutes
or until the macaroons are firm to the touch. 10. Remove the bottom baking sheet and place the sheet with the macaroons
on a cooling rack. 11. Turn the oven back up to 425⁰F before inserting an additional sheet of macaroons. 12. When the
macaroons are cool enough to handle, remove them from the baking sheet and transfer them to the cooling rack.
Recipe courtesy of Chef Laura Frankel and JOY of KOSHER with Jamie Geller Magazine
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PASSOVER SCHEDULE
Thursday
4/21/16
5 p.m.
Last day to hand in your Chametz Sale form!
After sundown Search for Chametz.
Friday
Eve of Passover/ First Seder
Saturday
First Day of Pesach/Second Seder
Sunday
Second Day of Pesach
4/22/16
6:40 a.m.
11:22 AM
12:29 p.m.
6:15 p.m.
7:56 p.m.
4/23/16
4/24/16
9:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
8:55 p.m.
9:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
6:15 p.m.
8:56 p.m.
Siyyum B’chorim- First Born Breakfast-Served
Last time to eat Chametz.
Chametz will be sold at about this time.
Last time for Biur Hametz
Mincha
Candle lighting & FIRST SEDER
Shacharit (NOTE TIME CHANGE)
Children’s Programming
Mincha (no Ma’ariv)
Candle lighting, this time or later, from pre-existing flame & SECOND SEDER
Shacharit (NOTE TIME CHANGE)
Mincha
End of Yom Tov
Monday
Chol Ha-Moed Pesach (Intermediate Days)
- Wednesday
Office Open
4/25 - 4/27/16 6:40 a.m.
6:15 p.m.
Thursday
Shacharit
Mincha
4/28/16
6:40 a.m.
6:30 p.m.
8:01 p.m.
Friday
Seventh Day of Pesach
Saturday
Eighth Day of Pesach
4/29/16
9:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
6:30 p.m.
8:01 p.m.
4/30/16
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9:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
9:03 p.m.
Shacharit
Festival Mincha/Ma’ariv
Candle lighting
Office Closed
Shacharit
Mincha/Ma’ariv
Candlelighting, from a pre-existing flame
Shacharit YIZKOR MEMORIAL SERVICE
Mincha
End of Passover
Congregation B’nai Torah Preschool and CBT Early Childhood
Save the Dates
Muffins with Mom | May 6, 9:30 a.m.
For CBT Preschool children and their moms
Friday Tot Shabbat & Dinner | May 13, 5:45 p.m.
Open to CBT families, geared to children ages 1-5 years
Pre-K Siyum | May 19, 10:00 a.m.
Sunday, April 13th
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 Noon
For Children ages 2-5 years with Parents
[email protected]
Make a craft, hear a story, share a snack and enjoy!!!
Join Binnie Edelson and Rabbi Kenter for a morning of fun.
Congregation B’nai Torah Preschool Announces
Torah Tikes!
Our full-day Preschool program, Torah Tikes, will begin in August
and will include opportunities for early drop off, extended day, and late stay.
This program is in addition to our already amazing core program!
Torah Tikes is for children, ages 18 months - 2 year old.
Congregation B’nai Torah Preschool is known for its well-rounded, child-centered curriculum.
Our extended day will provide more time for your child to learn and play while offering
opportunities for cooking, science, nature, and creative arts.
For more information, please contact Binnie Edelson at [email protected]
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CONGREGATION B’NAI TORAH PRESCHOOL SUMMER CAMP
New and exciting camp themes and “in-house field trips” in store for your children!
Registration Fee (Non-refundable): $115
To enroll, please go to http://www.bnaitorah.org/preschoolsummerprogram/
Hours: 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday
Camp is eight weeks long; you must sign up for a minimum of three weeks;
weeks do not have to be consecutive.
Enrollment: Open to children age 2 by August 31, through children enrolled in Kindergarten for
Fall 2016. Children are grouped according to age and the program selected.
Three Day Program: MWF
Children enrolled in a 2 or 3 year old
program for Fall 2016
Five Day Program: M-F
Children enrolled in a 3 year old program,
Pre-K or Kindergarten for Fall 2016
A NON-REFUNDABLE REGISTRATION FEE IS DUE WITH THE ENROLLMENT FORM
Kosher lunch and snack included in weekly fee.
Each group is led by professional staff along with the support of college and high school students
who will assist in the daily routine. Our daily schedule includes:
Arts & Crafts
Water Play
Backyard Science & Nature Creative Cooking
Sports Dramatics & Story Time
In-House Field Trips Shabbat Celebration
Here is a “sneak preview” of the weekly camp themes:
Week 1 (June 6-10) “Strike Up the Band” Week 2 (June 14-17) “It’s All Happening at the Zoo” (Closed on June 13 for Shavuot) Week 3 (June 20-24) “The Pigeon Goes to Camp” (Stories by Mo Willems)
Week 4 (June 27-July 1) “Fables & Fairytales”
Week 5 (July 5-8) “Hurray for the Red, White & Blue” (Closed on July 4)
Week 6 (July 11-15) “It’s a Jungle Out There”
Week 7 (July 18-22) “Abracadabra & Hocus Pocus” Week 8 (July 25-29) “Tropical Paradise” For more information, please contact Binnie Edelson at [email protected]
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ANNOUNCING THE 6TH GRADE
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PASSOVER PODCAST!
Inspired by podcasts connecting real-life stories to different Jewish values, our sixth graders are
excited to undertake a unique project - creating their very own podcast episode!
The process began with students learning about and then putting to practice the elements
of storytelling, and then continued with an in depth study of the Four Sons, a prominent part
of the Passover haggadah. Their ultimate goal is to retell their own version of the Four Sons,
encompassing all that they learned along the way.
Stay tuned for more information on the podcast launch date and time….
YOM HASHOAH
51st Annual Community-Wide Yom Hashoah Observance
May 1st
11:00 a.m. - Service of Remembrance
Memorial to the Six Million at Greenwoood Cemetery Featured Speaker: Robert Ratonyi, Holocaust survivor from Hungary
CONGREGATION B’NAI TORAH SISTERHOOD
SAVE THE DATE
Sunday, June 5th
Self Defense Class
Shavuot | June 11th - 13th
Save the Date
Tikkun Leyl Shavuot | Evening of June 11th
Commandments and Amendments:
An Evening of Study with Rabbis Heller and Kenter in conversation with legal experts
about the intersection between Jewish and American law on some of the most
controversial issues facing our society.
Davening, Discussion and Delicious Dairy Desserts
June 12th
9:00 a.m. Service, including the 10 commandments
June 13th
9:00 a.m. Service, including Yizkor and the book of Ruth
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YAHRZEITS
APRIL/MAY 2016
April 1/ Adar II 22
Hyman Draisen
David Grossman
Burt Grossman
Joe Reznik
April 2/ Adar II 23
Hyman Weinstein
April 3/ Adar II 24
Fannie Bernstein
Lydia Mandelbaum
Mildred Zion
April 4/ Adar II 25
William Baer
Frieda Hochdorf
April 5/ Adar II 26
Anna Slesinger
Dora Zwart
April 6/ Adar II 27
Percy Golembo
Martha Hyman
William Music
April 7/ Adar II 28
Peter Milstein
April 9/ Nisan 1
Harry Diamond
Julius Kornblum
April 10/ Nisan 2
Melita Schwartz
April 11/ Nisan 3
Lillian Levick
Helene Selig Lutz
Fannie Marcus
Louis Rosenberg
Edith Schraibman
Selma Spielberger
April 12/ Nisan 4
Max Bane
Milton Farkas
Rebecca Perling
Raquel Skornik Tuchman
April 13/ Nisan 5
Frances Cohen
Leonard Frankfort
Edna Salmon
Harry Silverman
April 14/ Nisan 6
Harry Asher
Florence Jacobson
Jack Mirsky
April 15/ Nisan 7
Zachary Heller
Donald Miller
April 16/ Nisan 8
Jack Blum
Sylvia Ross Cohen
Esther Lessner
Harold Rackin
Irving Roth
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April 17/ Nisan 9
Ruth Brodkin
Olga Kessler
Charlotte Newman
Joseph Siegel
April 18/ Nisan 10
Michael Adilman
Faye Adler
Florence Carlin Epstein
Lila Farrow
Lillian Frisch
Harriett Mandel
Sally Rosenthal
Sylvia Taffet
Minna Walter
April 19/ Nisan 11
Fred Exelbert
Renee Schwartz
Emma Silver
Sylvia Wolman
April 20/ Nisan 12
Lillian Burstein
Philip Diamond
Israel Palay
April 21/ Nisan 13
Marcia Bornstein
Gladys Brett
Louis Chorches
Sion Cohen
Alex Epstein
Ben Gross
Marion Sobelson
April 22/ Nisan 14
Jake Isenberg
Evelyn LazarusLouis Weisenthal
April 23/ Nisan 15
Edith Altman
Marshall Eidex
Raphael Gold
Eli Meir Mehlberg
Marie Schever
Frances Stiel
April 24/ Nisan 16
Barrie Antebi
Helen Rennhack
Pauline Selman
Bette Shapiro
Ruth Skolnick
Sidney Strauss
Alvin Wilensky
April 25/ Nisan 17
Leo A. Abbey
Anne Banks
Donn Charme
Mona Hirschberg
Dora Kramarz
Ella Mautner
Joshua Shonkoff
Ruth Tucker
April 26/ Nisan 18
Beulan F. Berru
Natalie Florence Posel
Samuel Silverman
April 27/ Nisan 19
Stanley Garber
Milton Levine
April 28/ Nisan 20
Israel Altman
Farhad Nahai
April 29/ Nisan 21
Eva Krieger
Eva Rainisch
May 1/ Nisan 23
David Dickstein
Helene Katz
Evan Radler
Murray Stark
Florence Stein
May 2/ Nisan 24
Julius Asher
Helen Ginsburg Feinberg
Doris Kramer
Sara Rice
Saul Udwin
May 3/ Nisan 25
Bette Davis Ferro
Sareta Miruis Jurin
Gerard Joseph Lewis
George Skolsky
May 4/ Nisan 26
Lena Rottersman
Rose Saripkin
Emily Tache
Michael Winston
May 5/ Nisan 27
Jack DuRitz
Jennie Leff
May 6/ Nisan 28
Abe Banks
Ann Golomb
Sarah Grus
Annie Immermann
Martin Josefson
Harriet Weinstein
Bertha Zion
May 7/ Nisan 29
Jerold Feuer
Renee Neiss
Sidney Pollard
Sylvia L. Shams
Sigmund Zion
May 8/ Nisan 30
Alexander Bekerman
Esrig Frank
Minnie Gorvy
Gene Kornblum
Marcia Rothschild
Randy Saul
YAHRZEITS
MAY/JUNE 2016
May 9/ Iyyar 1
Franya Alembik
Avram Alembik
Schmuel Alembik
Jack Cherney
Itzhak Shraga Klug
May 10/ Iyyar 2
Leslie Bern
Louis Lawson
May 11/ Iyyar 3
Louis Draisin
Ann Pearlman
David Perling
Hyman Verner
Hans Wachtel
May 13/ Iyyar 5
Max Emeson
Marcelle Nahai
Jacke Samet
Miriam Shenker
Stanley Yagoda
May 14/ Iyyar 6
Bernard Lazar
Arby Lipman
Daniel Siegel
Hilda Bailin Weiner
Lawrence Williams
Joseph Wolf
May 15/ Iyyar 7
Frank Brodkin
Reva Friedman
May Goldwasser
Charles Saul
Rebecca Scurry
May 16/ Iyyar 8
Rhoda Goren
Esther Husney
Dorothy Kroop
Rosalie Kruger
Gloria Kulbersh
May 17/ Iyyar 9
Max Fisher
May 18/ Iyyar 10
Hilda Eichholz
Medina Meiri
Nan Melcher
Max Robbins
Adele Selger
May 19/ Iyyar 11
Harold Edelston
Belle Hirsch
Edward Hyman
Sam Katz
Arthur Lesch
Rose Richman
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May 20/ Iyyar 12
Ida Abbey
Handel Cheskis
Philip Lapidus
Fred Levy
Evelyn Miller
May 21/ Iyyar 13
William Lane
Esther Reiter
May 22/ Iyyar 14
Ruth Goldman Appel
Sam Goldenberg
Jane S. Hochdorf
Morton Tenner
May 23/ Iyyar 15
Sol Cohn
Harry Lesch
David Seidband
Robert Wilensky
May 24/ Iyyar 16
Zelda Baer
Rosa Leibovici
Lester Levick
Jean Parness
Stanley Scholem
May 25/ Iyyar 17
Ted Cohen
Arthur Fisher
Rivka Frank
Sol Stein
May 26/ Iyyar 18
Morris Glazer
Louis Greenberg
Rita Kapplin
Lena Skolnick
May 27/ Iyyar 19
Richard Kaufman
Estelle Rodkin
May 28/ Iyyar 20
Sidney Perlman
Evelyn Rosenberg
Irving Sonenshine
May 29/ Iyyar 21
Dora Burke
Murray Cohen
Donald Fixelle
Jane Kapplin
Sam Mehlberg
Dora Williams
May 30/ Iyyar 22
Jack Exelbert
John Gilmer
Sarah Margolis
Harold Meltzer
May 31/ Iyyar 23
Evelyn Caldwell
Shirley Melnick
Selma Tanenbaum
June 1/ Iyyar 24
Jacob Applebaum
Sarah Fisher
Freida Kittner
Henry Popowski
Rose Rubenstein
June 2/ Iyyar 25
Anita Abrams
Joseph Goldberg
Charles Linder
Zalman Zuckerman
June 3/ Iyyar 26
Herman Gottesman
Alexander Minskaya
Morris Ween
June 4/ Iyyar 27
Adele Bear
Rena Broomfield
Nat Lee
Yetta Levinson
Solomon Shams
June 5/Iyyar 28
Jeanette Milakofsky
Yvonne Miller
Simon Posel
Larry Wolfe
Benjamin Zimmerman
June 6/ Iyyar 29
Jonathan Krevat
Murray Porter
June 7/ Sivan 1
Cissy Beare
Irma Denbaum
Jake Lazarus
Eva Mehlberg
Jerome Simon
June 8/ Sivan 2
Lillian Brown
Patricia Doran
Ira Katz
Harry Kessler
Diane Reife
June 9/ Sivan 3
Milton Fleishman
Hymie Ginsberg
Arleen Gordon
Susan Krug
Habib Nahai
Gloria Pollock
Walter Stiel
June 10/ Sivan 4
Lester Berry
Buddy Lewis Kruger
Burton Newman
Joseph Zaidspiner
June 11/ Sivan 5
Edward Buxbaum
Morris Podolsky
YAHRZEITS
JUNE 2016
June 12/ Sivan 6
Myer Fasner
Rose Jacobs
June 13/ Sivan 7
Larry Glazer
Morris Pollack
Shirley Smirin
June 14/ Sivan 8
Frieda Fishman
Meyer Garber
Joseph Jacobson
Abraham Louis Mays
Sol Zunz
June 15/ Sivan 9
Pauline Hirsh Fine
Earl Gilbert
Helen Gilmer
Bruce Israel
Abraham Litwin
June 16/ Sivan 10
Alex Davis
Esther Kansas Trestman
June 17/ Sivan 11
Koresh Dan Danial
Robert Moss
Marie Ostersetzer
Sally Serlin
June 18/ Sivan 12
Helen Wagner
June 19/ Sivan 13
Esther Harris
Edna Lane
Marion Levin
Elliot Pollack
Meyer Zensky
June 20/ Sivan 14
Morton Ellin
Naomi Fleishman
Ernest Rennhack
Augusta Seidband
June 21/ Sivan 15
Cecil Airov
Irving Friedman
Maurice Jacobson
Arthur Sacks
Irving Yorysh
June 22/ Sivan 16
Itzhak Frank
Elimelech Hochdorf
Lorraine Riegelhoupt
David Schwartz
Roslyn Nodvin Tarica
June 23/ Sivan 17
Betty Jacobson
June 24/ Sivan 18
Manuel Ellison
Annie Gottesman
Isaac Max Heller
Ernest Lefkowitz
Aaron Marks
Grace Peskin
Carl Shuman
June 25/ Sivan 19
Lawrence Damsky
Harry Eidex
Solomon Freedman
Miriam Goldstein
Dorothy Henriques
June 26/ Sivan 20
Arlene Cherney
Roy Katz
Sam Krieger
Harry Rottenberg
Adelaide Shapiro
Ralph Tenenbaum
June 27/ Sivan 21
Regine Aptowitzer
Robert Sowadsky
June 28/ Sivan 22
Charlotte Adler
George Apton
Shirley Bress
Adolf Gottschalk
Irving Varon
June 29/ Sivan 23
Rosalie Dorsky Allen
June 29/ Sivan 23
Martha Allen
Isaac Druian
Sadie Fasner
Sara Goldstein
Sidney Litner
June 30/ Sivan 24
Marilyn Esrig
Harold Sarles
B’NAI MITZVAH
APRIL - JUNE 2016
Ariel Raggs
Marissa Goodman
Katherine Rosen
April 2
April 9
May 7
Halli Friedman
Elizabeth Grant
Amir Dressler
May 14
May 21
May 28
Eliana Nogin
Ryan Robins
Jacob Rubenstein
May 30
June 4
June 11
WELCOME TO B’NAI TORAH
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Joshua and Rebecca Baranoff, son Samuel
Jessica and Brian Galison, children Ava and Jude
Cindy and Steve Baron
Leah and Joshua Golub, children Aiden and Eva
Rachel Baron, children Yaniv and Dalit
Allison and David Srochi, children Lilly and Ryan
CALENDAR
APRIL 2016
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THUR
FRI
SAT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
MAY 2016
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THUR
FRI
SAT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
21
23
24
25
26
27
28
2928
30
31
SUN
MON
TUE
FRI
SAT
SUN
MON
1
TUE
2
WED
3
THUR
4
FRI
5
SAT
6
7
8
91
2
10
3
11
4
12
5
13
6
14
7
15
8
16
9
17
10
18
11
19
12
20
13
21
14
22
15
23
16
24
17
25
18
26
19
27
20
28
21
29
22
30
23
31
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
THUR
JUNEWED2016
2 Ariel Raggs Bat Mitzvah
4 Sisterhood Book Club
7 Jewish Fertility Foundation Mah Jong
Tournament
8 Scholar in Residence
9 Marissa Goodman Bat Mitzvah
Scholar in Residence
10 Scholar in Residence
12 Lunch-n-Learn: Passover University
17 Blood Drive
Mazel Tots
Brotherhood Poker
18 Sisterhood Women’s Seder
19 Lunch-n-Learn: The Songs We Sing
24 No RS (due to Passover)
26 RS 4th & 5th Grade Yom Israel Program
1 RS 2nd Grade Family Program
Last Day of RS
2 Sisterhood Book Club
3 Lunch-n-Learn: Aleinu
5 Yom Hashoah
6 PS Muffin Morning
7 Katherine Rosen Bat Mitzvah
12 Yom Ha’atzmaut
13 Tot Shabbat Service & Dinner
14 Halli Freedman Bat Mitzvah
15 Annual Meeting
Rabbi Kenter Celebration Event
Brotherhood Poker
17 Lunch-n-Learn: Adon Olam
18 Last Day of PS
Sisterhood Mah Jong
19 PS Pre-K Siyum
21 Elizabeth Grant Bat Mitzvah
26 Lag B’Omer
28 Amir Dressler Bar Mitzvah
30 Eliana Nogin Bat Mitzvah
31 Lunch-n-Learn: Anim Zemirot
4
5
7
10
11
12
21
Ryan Robins Bar Mitzvah
Sisterhood Self Defense Class
Lunch-n-Learn
2016-2017 Board Installation
Jacob Rubenstein Bar Mitzvah
Shavuot
Lunch-n-Learn
Visit www.bnaitorah.org for additional event information.
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CONTRIBUTIONS
SPRING 2016, FROM DEC. 7
CBT INCLUDES ME
By The Toastmasters
…In Appreciation of B’nai Torah
CBT SENIORS FUND
By Reena Baranan
…In Memory of Aaron & Marianne
Baranan
By Lynnda & Martin Bloom
…Yahrzeit of Arnold Bloom
By Maxine & John Perlman
…Yahrzeit of Leah Adilman
CHESED/CHEVRA KADISHA
By Reena Baranan
…In Memory of Aaron & Marianne
Baranan
By Jeanine & Zvi Bekerman
…Yahrzeit of Suzette Cohen
By Yaffa & Stanley Dratman
…Yahrzeit of Harry Dratman
By Susan & Larry Ellison
…In Memory of Robert Levitan
By Stuart Frank
…Yahrzeit of Fillis Frank
By Francine & Barry Kersh
…Wishing Holly Strelzik Continued
Good Health
By Yocheved Koplowitz
…Yahrzeit of Batsheva Sara Koplowitz
By Charlotte & Joel Marks
By Shelley & Lou Milakofsky
…In Memory of Ruth Becker
By Howard Newman
By Michelle Penn
…In Memory of Lala Greene
By Mona Sorkin Shuman
…Yahrzeit Yetta Shuman
…Yahrzeit of Sarah Sorkin
By Henry Stiel
…Yahrzeit of Rebecca Schumacher
…Yahrzeit of Betty Stiel
…Yahrzeit of Regina Stiel
CHILDRENS’ LIBRARY
By Laura & Harold Einstein
…On the Birth of Lyla Gray Einstein
By Barbara & Leon Pomerance
…In Honor of Samantha & Evan
Garber’s B’nai Mitzvah
By Zipora Rainisch
…In Memory of Naim Shohet
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CONGREGANT SUPPORT FUND
By Cherie & Gary Aviv
…In Memory of Zelda Newman
…In Memory of Lillian Rothkopf
By Renae & Eddie Goldberg
…In Honor of Stacy & Adam Blaiss New
Home
…In Memory of James Derwood
Finlayson
…Yahrzeit of Rita Goldberg
…In Honor of Ethan Wolfson’s Bar
Mitzvah
…In Memory of Roslyn Zuckerman
By Debbie & Jack Hyman
…In Memory of Alane Block
FACILITIES FUND
By Dennis Ahlzadeh
…Yahrzeit of Mansour Ahlzadeh
By Maureen & Colin Richman
…Yahrzeit of David Plitt
…Yahrzeit of Jean Plitt
By Debbie & Stan Sonenshine
…On the Engagement of Daniel
Bekerman & Marni Bronstein
…In Honor of Hannah Brett’s Bat
Mitzvah
…In Honor of the Marriage of Emily &
Corey Klein
…In Honor of Evan Nodvin’s
Appointment by Governor Deal
GENERAL DONATIONS
By Dennis Ahlzadeh
By Suzy & Jack Asher
…Yahrzeit of Nacha Brener
By Bettye & Harry Baer
…Yahrzeit of Nathan Fisher
By Judith & Stan Beiner
…In Memory of Dorothy Dickstein
By Rashelle & Jeremy Berry
By Joanne & Eddie Birnbrey
…In Memory of Thelma Sarles
By Sherri & Bill Bornstein
…In Appreciation of Judy & Kevin
Wolman
By Lynn Bress
…Yahrzeit of Leon Bress
By Rita & Fred Chaiken
…In Memory of Phyllis Freedman
….In Honor of Evan Nodvin’s
…Yahrzeit of Sylvia Rosinek
Good Health
By Greta & Ira Cohen
…In Memory of Charlene Hyman
By Sara Cohen
By Rochelle Derman
…On the Marriage of Alton Moss &
Ashley Gerson
By Bonnie & Lee Diamond
By Josephine & Ronald Drucker
…In Memory of Jerry Tillem
By Elise & Jay Empel
…Wishing Lowell Fine Continued Good
Health
By Malinda Fishman
By Sharon & Stephen Freedman
Mitzvah
By Annie Fried
…Yahrzeit of Reuben Broder
By Norbert Friedman
…Yahrzeit of Josef Friedman
…Yahrzeit of Yehoshua Friedman
By Eve & Brian Frist
…In Honor of Benjamin Frisch’s
Engagement to Lauren Simons
…On the Birth of Ryan Isaac Rindsberg
By Rob Goldberg
…Yahrzeit of Shirley Goldberg
By Sophie Goldberg
…Yahrzeit of Edward Goldstein
By Stuart Golub
By Ilene & Adrian Grant
CONTRIBUTIONS
By Karen & Michael Himmelstein
By Martin Hochdorf
…Yahrzeit of Saul Hochdorf
By Gil Holzer and Family
…Yahrzeit of Marian Holzer
By Merle Kiwi
…In Memory of Ethan Wolfson’s Bar
Mitzvah
By Lisa Koonin & Sam Solomon
…Yahrzeit of Aaron Solomon
By Susan & Michael La Kier
…In Memory of Lynn Zeitlin
By Harriet & Boris Koonin
…Yahrzeit of Frieda Ween
By Wendy Leaf
…In Appreciation of Norbert Friedman
By Wendy, Stuart, Zachary & Jamie Leaf
By Norma Levy
…In Memory of Meyer Garber
By Mia & Steve Mandel & Family
…In Honor of Shira Grossman’s Birthday
…Yahrzeit of Adina and Aviv Mandel
By Nancy & Paul Mears
…Yahrzeit of John Vogel
By Rosalie Maguire & Elizabeth
Balanzola
By Caren, Michael, Jonathan & Ryan
Merlin
…In Honor of Shira Cohen
By Natalie Milunic
By Brad Oppenheimer
…In Appreciation of Rabbi Heller’s
Hospitality
By John Resnick
By Staci & Barry Ritz
By James Romer
By Rachael & Jack Rosenberg
…Yahrzeit of Jerry Karp
By Elaine Rosenblum & Charles
Mendels
By Susan & Howard Schub
…Yahrzeit of Mayer Brachfeld
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By Marion & Nat Seiden
…In Honor of Nori & David Levine’s
Grandson
…In Memory of Charles Rindner
By Karen & Craig Senft
…In Memory of Lorna Immermann
By Carol & Jules Sherwinter
By Julie & George Stanwick
…In Honor of Anya Kaplan’s Bat Mitzvah
By Janine Storch
…Yahrzeit of Marthe Levy
…Yahrzeit of Meyer Tchoudnovsky
…Yahrzeit of Pauline Tchoudnovsky
By Mara Van de Grift
By Barbara & Mike Wolfson
…In Honor of Annette & Harold Gorvy
65th Anniversary
JUNIOR CONGREGATION
By Rose Sowadsky
KESHER
By Rachel & Adrian Barr
…In Appreciation of the Kesher
Committee
By Heleen & Arnold Berry
Committee
By Jill & Ivan Diamond
…In Memory of James Derwood
Finlayson
Mitzvah
By Cathy & Morris Borenstein
…In Honor of Rita Chaiken
By Merrie & Bruce Edelston
By David Emeson
Committee
By Betty & Alan Grus
Mitzvah
Good Health
….Yahrzeit of Sam Weiner
…On the Birth of Bailey Ashtyn Ziglin
By Nancy & Larry Lebovitz
…Yahrzeit of Carl Proser
…Yahrzeit of Helen Proser
By Susan & Ben Levinson
…Yahrzeit of Raye Leah Levinson
By Beryl & Dennis Rodgers
…In Honor of Jill Diamond’s Birthday
By Michelle Rosinek
…In Memory of Lillian Rothkopt
By Brenda & Bill Rothschild
…Yahrzeit of Miriam Wise
By Madeline & Ronald Urken
…Yahrzeit of Estelle Michelson
…Yahrzeit of Ida Urken
By Susan & Bill Usdan
…In Honor of Binnie Edelson
…In Memory of Betty Ann Jacobson
Good Health
By Roz Winston
…On the Marriage of Ben Lebedin and
Haley Grant
…In Memory of Fran Memberg
…In Memory of Herb Mendel
By Ella & Frances Zaglin
KIDDUSH SUPPORT
By Judie Barkan
…Yahrzeit of Neil Barkan
Mitzvah
By Judith & Stan Beiner
…Yahrzeit of Betty Taksar Beiner
By Carol & Sam Draisen
…Yahrzeit of Eunice Draisen
…Yahrzeit of Hyman Draisen
By Anita & Max Eidex
…Yahrzeit of Sylvia Eidex
…In Honor of Norbert Friedman’s
Birthday
…Yahrzeit of Alvin Shoenig
CONTRIBUTIONS
…In Honor of Anna Wohlberg’s Bat
Mitzvah
By Stewart Greenberg
…Yahrzeit of Esther Greenberg
By Nancy Isenberg
…Wishing Janet Benjamin Continued
Good Health
Health
…Yahrzeit of Oscar Grossman
…Wishing Walter Isenberg Complete
Recovery
…In Honor of Rabbi Claudio KaiserBlueth’s Birthday
…In Honor of Rabbi Jessica Shafrin
By Marsha & Andy Kessler
Mitzvah
By Karyn Lipsky
…Yahrzeit of Herbert Geller
By Joan & Alan Rubenstein
By Muriel & Craig Varon
…In Honor of Hannah Miller’s Bat
Mitzvah
…Wishing Stuart Neiman a Complete
Recovery
Mitzvah
By Roz Winston
…In Honor of Wilma Asrael’s Birthday
…In Honor of Sylvia Gross’s Birthday
…In Honor of Anna Wohlberg’s Bat
Mitzvah
PRESCHOOL
By Sheila & David Adelman
…On the Birth of Ryleigh Reese Bank
By CBT Preschool Staff
Mitzvah
By Maureen & Ron Curtin
…On the Birth of Zachary Weitz
By Susan & Butch Frumin
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By Lesley & Gary Glazer
…Yahrzeit of Bernard Glazer
By Wendy & Millard Lesch
…Yahrzeit of Peryl Gottesman
…Yahrzeit of Mary Lesch
By Joan & Rob Perkins
…In Honor of Annie & Maddie Siegel
By Barbara & Leon Pomerance
…Yahrzeit of Sam Pomerance
By Roberta & Norman Rittner
…Yahrzeit of Allen Sperling
By Amanda & Al Shams
…Yahrzeit of Rachel Levy
…In Honor of Harold Gorvy’s Birthday
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
By Dennis Ahlzadeh
By Lynnda & Martin Bloom
…Yahrzeit of Samuel Sherman
By Maureen & Ron Curtin
By Gloria Frisch
….Wishing Amy Hurewitz a Speedy &
Full Recovery
By Claudio & Susy Kaiser-Blueth
…In Appreciation of Natalie Sarnat &
CBT
By Carrie, Sam, Rachel & Ava Kaplan
By Rosanne & Harry Lutz
Mitzvah
…In Honor of Sam & Eddie Dressler’s
Wedding Anniversary
…Wishing Annie Fried Continued Good
Health
…On the Birth of Scott Perry Gerson
…On the Engagement of Laura
Himmelstein and Shaun Hoffman
…On the Engagement of Brandee Kersh
& Scott Kacmarski
…On the Marriage of Ben Lebedin and
Haley Garber
…On the Birth of Alex Dean Legge
…In Honor of Jordan Shoob’s Bar
Mitzvah
…On the Engagement of Tim Shovers &
Kira Doar
Good Health
…On the Engagement of Clarke Wiley &
Amy Daugharty
…On the Engagement of Goldie
Winston and Louie Pine
…On the Birth of Bailey Ashton Ziglin
By Nan Mullman
…Yahrzeit of Syme Sarles
By Risa Mullman
…In Memory of Harold & Thelma Sarles
By Ethel & Bob Reznik
By Amanda & Al Shams
…In Memory of Mona Castel
FREDA ROBBINS CHUMASH BEQUEST
By Barbara & Art Abbey
…Yahrzeit of Geraldine L. Abbey
SISTERHOOD FUND
…Yahrzeit of Mamie Berry
By Lois & Norman Plotkin
ZIVA BLUM MEMORIAL GARDEN
By Barbara & Mike Wolfson & Family
…Yahrzeit of Teddy Posel
*RESTRICTED FUNDS:
ANN BRETT YOUNG ADULT
EDUCATION FUND
By Perla & Miles Brett, Rachel Lipsitz,
Zachary Kennedy, Annie Lipstiz, Molly
& Jason Methner
…Yahrzeit of Fred Tuchman
By Zipora & Reuben Rainisch
…Yahrzeit of Yitzhak Paster
CONTRIBUTIONS
“BUILDING TOGETHER”
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
Star, Steven, Lexi & Hildy Newman
…On the Engagement of Brandee Kersh
& Scott Kacmarski
By Josie & Perry Reiter
…In Memory of James Finlayson
CANTORIAL FUND
By James Romero
…In Memory of Naim Shoeht
By Mindy Wertheimer
…Yahrzeit of Claire M. Wertheimer
LIPSITZ FAMILY FUND
FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
By Ron Lipsitz
Mitzvah
“BUILDING TOGETHER” CAPITAL
CAMPAIGN
By Amy & Aaron Zeide
RABBI HELLER DISCRETIONARY FUND
By Karen Abrams
…In Memory of Neil Millman
By Dennis Ahlzadeh
By Jeannine & Aaron Altmann
…Wishing Phyllis Herman Continued
Good Health
By Amy & Robert Arogeti
…Yahrzeit of Mendel Romm
By Pat & Jack Balser
…In Memory of Barry Rosenberg
By Gail Barr
By Rachel & Adrian Barr
…In Appreciation of Rabbi Joshua Heller
By Mindy & Warren Binderman
By Sherri & Bill Bornstein
…Yahrzeit of Leopold Bornstein
By Ilene & Dan Berman
By Fran & Mike Cohen
…Yahrzeit of Morris Cohen
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…Yahrzeit of Kurt Weiler
By Sam & Eddie Dressler
…In Honor of Their 20th Wedding
Anniversary
By Laura & Harold Einstein
By David Emeson
By Randy Farrow & Stan Lefco
…On the Birth of James Harley Katz
…In Memory of Barry Rosenberg
Good Health
By Laraine & Lowell Fine
…Yahrzeit of Shirle Fay
By Annie Fried
…Yahrzeit of Reuben Broder
By Jacky & Sam Goldberg
…Yahrzeit of Esta Lipsky
By Sophie Goldberg
…Yahrzeit of Morris Goldberg
By David Goldwasser
…In Honor of Caleb Heller’s Bar
Mitzvah
By Annette & Harold Gorvy
…Yahrzeit of Charles Jacobs
…Yahrzeit of Jenny Jacobs
By Stewart Greenberg
…Yahrzeit of Esther Greenberg
By Lynne Heller
…Yahrzeit of Max Epstein
By Phyllis R. Herman
…Yahrzeit of Fannye Rosen
By Debbie & Jack Hyman
By Andre Kessler & Family
…Yahrzeit of Ladislas Grunfeld
By Jennifer & Matthew Kulkin
By Susan, Michael, Ben & Rachel La
Kier
…Yahrzeit of Jack Leibowitz
By David Lerner & Sharon Levin
By Rosanne & Harry Lutz
…Yahrzeit of Myer Spector
By Shelly & Martin Mand
…Wishing Eugene Cohn Continued
Good Health
By Debbie & Glenn Maron
…In Memory of Ann Needle
By Ruth Mirsky
…Yahrzeit of Sol Denbaum
By Terri, Stephen, Bess & Matt Nagler
…Yahrzeit of Jack Nagler
By Terri Pesso
By Jody Pollack
…Yahrzeit of Gladys Pollack
By Denise & Frank Rindsberg
…Yahrzeit of Vera Rindsberg
By Fran & Howard Rottenberg
…Yahrzeit of Anne Rottenberg
By Linda Schwartz
…Yahrzeit of Max Schwartz
…Yahrzeit of Sarah Sherwinter
By Norma Shohet
By Mona Sorkin Shuman
Good Health
By David Skolsky
…Yahrzeit of Celia Wolff Skolsky
By Holly & Steven Strelzik
…In Memory of Ann Belmont
By the Tieman and Feldstein Families
…Yahrzeit of Marcus Tieman
By Jeanette, Nat & Beth Tieman
…Yahrzeit of Madeline Glass
…On the Engagement of Laura
Himmelstein & Shaun Hoffman
…In Honor of Ann Klug’s Birthday
By Roni & Arthur Tillem
By R. Walker
By Lillian Ross Weber
…Yahrzeit of Harley Ross
By Germaine & Bruce Weinstein
…Yahrzeit of Mayme Weinstein
By Marla & Gary Wolfson
By Paul Zuckerman
…Yahrzeit of Emma Dubin
…Yahrzeit of Lottie Zuckerman
RABBI ZACHARY HELLER
MEMORIAL FUND
By Julie & Sam Gold
…Yahrzeit of Laura Weinsoff
By Ann Klug
…On the Birth of Bailey Ashtyn Ziglin
By Roz Winston
…Yahrzeit of Henry Winston
april / May / June 2016
CONTRIBUTIONS
RABBI KENTER DISCRETIONARY FUND
By Dennis Ahlzadeh
By Judie Barkan
…In Appreciation of Rabbi Eytan Kenter
By David Emeson
…In Appreciation of Rabbi Eytan Kenter
By Sue Feig & Richard Berlin
By Laraine & Lowell Fine
…Yahrzeit of Sandy Fine
By Jerilyn Fisher
By Jacky & Sam Goldberg
…Yahrzeit of Max Goldberg
By Francine & Garry Kersh
By Debbie & Glenn Maron
By Caren, Michael, Jonathan & Ryan
Merlin
NATHAN TANENBAUM ENDOWMENT FUND
By Peggy Perling
By Victor Haydel
…In Appreciation of Allan Tanenbaum
By Claire Schwartz
By Elaine & Allan Tanenbaum
…In Appreciation of Aliyah Received
…In Memory of Marvin Cohen
By Faye & Irwin Siegel
Health
…In Memory of Anita Morris
By Norma Shohet
…In Memory of Ori Rom
…In Appreciation of Rabbi Eytan Kenter …In Memory of Sheila Tanenbaum
By Jeanette & Nat Tieman
TORAH RESTORATION FUND
By Anita & Bruce Warschoff
By Rita & Fred Chaiken
…Yahrzeit of Arthur Rosinek
By Roz Winston
By Rose & Mike Haber
…Yahrzeit of Norma Winston
By Judy & Jeff Wohlberg
By Dominique & Rael Levin
…Yahrzeit of Pauline Tchoudnovsky
By Deborah & Lou Jacobs
HOWARD SEIDBAND FUND
FOR ADULT LEARNING
WALL OF JERUSALEM
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…In Honor of Sam & Eddie Dressler’s 20th
Wedding Anniversary
By Leslie & Chuck Lowenstein
…In Honor of Nolan Goldklang’s Bar Mitzvah
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