Everyone Has a Name - Congregation Shaare Emeth

C o n g r e g a t i o n
S h a a r e
E m e t h
The Bulletin
January 2013
Project Atid:
Strategic
Planning
Update
I
am happy to report that our
strategic planning process,
Project Atid (Future), reports and
recommendations are starting to develop.
Our Social Action and Advocacy team
and our Early Engagement team both
made presentations to the Board of
Trustees at the Board’s last meeting,
and the Board is working through the
recommendations presented. The Shaare
Emeth Experience team is currently
evaluating the data we received from
focus groups with members ranging
from six months to over thirty years
membership in the congregation. As
the teams delve into their respective
areas of Temple life, more members are
becoming involved in helping determine
the best future course for Congregation
Shaare Emeth. I hope that you will join
us in creating the best possible future for
the Temple. As always, if you have any
questions related to the work being
done, or would like to add your voice,
please feel free to email me at
[email protected].
Greg Yawitz, Board First Vice-President
Everyone Has a Name
Every person has a name, given by God, given by
his father and mother
Every person has a name, given by her stature
and her way of smiling, and given by her clothes
Every person has a name, given by the mountains,
given by the walls
Every person has a name, given by the planets,
given by his neighbors....
-Israeli poet, Zelda
You are invited to receive
a Hebrew name
Shabbat of Names
Jan. 4, 2013, 6 p.m.
(see page 3)
Worship
Friday, January 4
6 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary
First Fridays / Shabbat of Names
January Birthday Blessing
Saturday, January 5
11 a.m. Shabbat Morning Worship in the Sanctuary
Isabelle Rosen Essman, daughter of
Sharyn Essman, becomes a Bat Mitzvah
Friday, January 11
YOUR Shaare Emeth
Members-Only Info
Online
D
id you know that every member of Congregation Shaare
Emeth has a login and password to the secure MembersOnly section of the Congregation Shaare Emeth website?
You can use this Members-Only access to:
6 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary
• View and update your information including address changes
11 a.m. • Search the membership directory
Saturday, January 12
Shabbat Morning Worship in the Sanctuary
Leah Dolgin, daughter of Laurie Meltz-Dolgin and
Harlan and Robin Dolgin, becomes a Bat Mitzvah
Friday, January 18
6 p.m. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Social Action and
Advocacy Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary
Saturday, January 19
10:45 a.m.Shaare Shabbat in the Youth Lounge
Friday, January 25
6 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary
Saturday, January 26
9 a.m.
Shabbat Morning Worship in the Sanctuary
Madeleine Toskin, daughter of Valerie and
Paul Toskin, becomes a Bat Mitzvah
11 a.m.
Shabbat Morning Worship in the Sanctuary
Benjamin Michael Remis, son of Sharon and
William Remis, becomes a Bar Mitzvah
• Look up yahrzeits
• View and pay account balances
• Register and pay for special events
Find the Members-Only section by clicking “login” in the upperright corner of www.shaare-emeth.org. After agreeing to the terms
of use, login with your family’s User ID and password. Don’t
know or remember your password? Call or email Vilma Phillips in
the Temple Office, 314-569-0010 or [email protected],
or watch your postal mail this month for more information.
Save the Date!
Congregation Shaare Emeth’s Spring
Fundraiser Event will take place
March 9!
Details to be announced!
Torah Study: Saturday, 9:30 a.m., and Tuesday Mornings, 10 a.m. • Weekday Minyans: Monday and Thursday Mornings, 7:15 a.m.
The Congregation provides babysitting for children ages 18 months-7 years Friday evenings during services in room 3 of the
Preschool wing.
Homebound Services available every Friday and Saturday. Call 1-800-846-4808; enter ID #91088047 if required.
ALL SERVICES ARE OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
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Counting Our Blessings
Everyone Has a Name
T
he words of the Israeli poet Zelda
(see page 1) remind us of the power
of names. Our Jewish tradition
holds our names dear. The rabbis teach
that a name is one of our most precious
possessions. We are given Hebrew names
for use in our spiritual and ritual lives, and
they can link us to those who came before,
those we honor, remember, or respect. These Jewish names are an
important gift to us that can bring us great meaning.
Yet there are many of all ages in our community who have
never been given a Hebrew name, for many different reasons.
On Friday, January 4, which is Shabbat Shemot, when we
begin reading the book of Exodus, known in Hebrew as
Shemot or “Names,” we invite all those, of any age, who
have never received a Hebrew name to receive one during
our Shabbat evening service. If you would like to be given a
Hebrew name that evening, please complete the form below
and submit it to Gloria in the Temple office, call or email
Gloria at 314-569-0010 or [email protected], or
fill out the form available at www.shaare-emeth.org.
During the service we will honor and ask God’s blessing on all
those who will be named in the presence of our community and
celebrate the names that help us to find meaning.
James M. Bennett, Rabbi
[email protected]
Shabbat of Names – Jan. 4, 2013, 6 p.m.
____ Yes! I want to be given a Hebrew name!
My given name: _____________________________________________________________________________
I would like my Hebrew name to be: ________________________________________________________
Please help me! I would like you to choose a Hebrew name for me:
____ in memory of: __________________________________________________________________________
____ in honor of: ___________________________________________________________________________
____ that means: _____________________________________________________________________________
My phone number:___________________________________________________________________________
My email:_____________________________________________________________________________________
Return to Gloria Schwartz at Temple by Jan. 2 by mail, by phone at 314-569-0010,
by email at [email protected], or fill out the form available at
www.shaare-emeth.org.
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Israel Travel
Would that I have wings that I could wend my way to thee,
O Jerusalem, from afar!
I will make my own broken heart find its way amidst your broken ruins.
I will fall upon my face to the ground,
for I take delight in your stones and show favor to your very dust.
The air of your land is the very life of our soul.
- Yehuda Halevi
T
hese lines, penned by Halevi
in the 11th century, still
express the feelings that the
Jewish people hold in their hearts when it
comes to Jerusalem and Israel. Many of
our young people feel this way as well.
They, too, have a yearning to return to the
land of our ancestors, to visit and live in
a place where Judaism comes alive not just in the synagogue,
but also on the streets, at the mall, and in the laws that govern
the land. Yes, our young people may feel more critical of Israel
than generations past. Yes, their feelings about Israel may be
more nuanced and conflicted. But their desire to connect with
Israel in a personal way is still strong. And nothing can solidify
a love for Israel, a commitment to Israel, and in turn, a love and
commitment to Judaism, more than visiting Israel. Floating in
the Dead Sea, picking fruit grown at a Reform kibbutz in the
Negev desert, talking with Israeli teens from Yokne’am who
share the same tastes in fashion and music, walking the streets
of the Old City of Jerusalem and the bustling streets of Tel Aviv,
walking in the footsteps of Abraham and Sarah and Ben Gurion
and Moshe Dayan—these experiences are not fleeting. As
anyone who has traveled to Israel knows, these moments lodge
themselves somewhere in our souls.
This summer there are wonderful opportunities for teen travel
to Israel. NFTY in Israel – our Reform movement’s incredible
program – allows teens to see so much of the country on their
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five week programs. You can check out the varied itineraries
of NFTY’s trips by visiting www.nfty.org/travel. Also, Israel
Bound, St. Louis’ own amazing teen trip chaperoned by local
youth advisors, is now accepting applications. To find out
more about these and other Israel opportunities, as well as
scholarships for travel to Israel, contact Karen Rader (krader@
cajestl.org) at the St. Louis CAJE office.
Finally, if you are reading this and thinking, “My children are
too young to think about a teen program in Israel,” I encourage
you to look into the Passport to Israel program so you can begin
to save for this amazing opportunity. And if you are reading
this, and your children are too old to travel to Israel with a teen
program, or you do not have children, please consider making a
donation to one of our Israel scholarship funds so that we have
the ability to help all of our students who wish to visit Israel do
so. If you have any questions about travel to Israel now, or in the
future, I encourage you to be in touch.
Would that I have wings that I could wend my way to thee,
O Jerusalem, from afar! I believe an experience in Israel is one
of the greatest gifts parents and a congregation can give their
children. May 5773 be the year in which many of our young
people find their way “home.”
L’shalom,
Rabbi Andrea Goldstein, Rabbi
[email protected]
Teen Israel Bound Trip
W
hether despite of or because of all that has transpired
in Israel since the Second Intifada began, it is
heartening to know that Halevi’s poem also still
expresses the thoughts and dreams of many of our young people.
The teens of our congregation want to learn Hebrew, know her
history, understand the political debates—and they want to visit.
They want to go and know Israel in a personal and meaningful
way. This coming January, record numbers of Reform high
school students will begin their semester abroad in Israel.
This summer, high school students can spend up to five weeks
traveling through Israel on one of a variety of teen tours. And,
for the first time, high school students from St. Louis will have
the opportunity to travel to Israel together on St. Louis’ Reform
Jewish Community Israel Bound trip. This 3 ½ week tour
(June 10–July 3, 2013) for 10th -12th graders will be led by
St. Louis Reform rabbis and will take teens on an exciting and
spiritual adventure throughout our homeland.
If you have questions about the Israel Bound trip or any of
the many travel opportunities for teens in Israel, if you have
questions about scholarships, or if you just want someone with
whom you can talk through your concerns, please don’t hesitate
to call.
L’shalom,
Rabbi Andrea Goldstein
Congregational Israel Trip - July 28-August 8, 2013
You are invited to join us on an intergenerational Shaare Emeth journey
to explore the land, people and culture of Israel.
Feel, Touch, Taste, Listen, See, Learn, Understand!
For more information, contact Gloria Schwartz, 314-569-0010 • [email protected]
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deeds of Kindness
What Do Tzedakah, Xerox and Ziploc all Have
in Common?
G
lad you asked! We baby boomers
refer to a copy machine as Xerox
machine and a storage bag as a
Ziploc. The name assumes the meaning
of a deeper concept. Tzedakah is similar
in that the word encapsulates deeper
meaning and understanding. We often
use the word tzedakah to refer to money
that we donate. However, the root of the word (tzadei-dalet-kuf)
comes from the word righteous, justice and fairness. How are
we being righteous, just and fair when we give or do tzedakah?
In Deuteronomy 16:20 we are taught, “Tzedek, Tzedek Tirdof:
Justice, justice shall you pursue, that you may live.” Rabbinic
commentary teaches us that the word ‘justice’ is repeated
twice in order to emphasize that we must pursue justice
through means that are just, and we need justice not only for
ourselves but for others as well. There are 613 mitzvot, or
commandments, in the Torah. They are not weighted equally.
We learn from the Talmud that, “Tzedakah is equal to all the
other commandments combined.” (Bava Bathra 9b). Tzedakah
is that important.
Our texts are filled with numerous explanations of what
it means to give tzedakah, what it means to be just and
righteous. The rabbis specified why it is important, how to
give, who is responsible for giving to whom and how much
to give. Tzedakah is the way in which we acknowledge that
we are all created B’tzelem Elohim: in the image of God.
We share that divine spark with each other. Therefore, we
have a responsibility to each other as we live in community
together. “What is mine is yours and what is yours is yours.”
(Pirke Avot). This is true sharing and loving kindness. This is
tzedakah: righteous giving.
Every Jewish holiday is connected to the act of giving
tzedakah. Each week, before lighting the Shabbat candles, we
give tzedakah. At Congregation Shaare Emeth, we have two
beautiful tzedakah boxes made of Jerusalem stone. One is
located in the front lobby and the other to the right of the doors
of the Stiffman Sanctuary. Our Tzedakah Committee, chaired
by Irl Scissors, makes decisions each quarter about what agency
will receive the contents of the tzedakah boxes. They base
their decisions on a set of criteria, and they include agencies
that are not as well known in the community and appreciate our
kindness. Each quarter, the kiosk in the lobby has information
about the agency. When the agency is a local one, we have a
speaker on the second Friday night of each month. Watch your
Shaare Mail for more information about up-coming speakers.
What can you do to fulfill the mitzvah of tzedakah?
• Anytime you come to Temple, please put spare change or
some contribution in either of the tzedakah boxes
• Do you have an agency that you feel we need to support?
Contact Debbie Bram at [email protected]
• Do you want to be a part of this wonderful committee?
Contact Debbie Bram
“It is not your responsibility to finish the work [of perfecting
the world], but you are not free to desist from it either” (2:16).
Let us all begin the work of pursuing tzedek, justice through the
giving of tzedakah.
Debbie Bram,
Director of Jewish Life and Learning
[email protected]
Knitting with Chesed
K
nitting with Chesed needs yarn! Knitting with Chesed (Knitting with Kindness) recently made and
donated scarves and blankets to NCJW Back to School and to the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry.
To continue their work they need more yarn. If you would otherwise like to donate yard for their efforts,
please drop off your yarn donation in the basket located in the Temple Lobby Tzedakah Center.
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Melissa Kantrovitz, Marissa Rosen,
Susie Sachs, Marci Bluestone
Honorees
Steve & Susan Lipstein
O
Harris Frank, Barbara Cooper Katz,
Pam & Ron Rubin
n Saturday, November 17th
Congregation Shaare Emeth
fall fundraiser celebrated Heart
& Soul at our second annual gala. We
honored congregation members Steve
& Susan Lipstein with the Harris Frank
Community Service Award. We were able
to share with the nearly 300 guests (from
Shaare Emeth and from the St. Louis
community) stories of the wonderful
contributions that both the Lipsteins
and Congregation Shaare Emeth have
made, and continue to make, toward
positive social action in the St. Louis
community. A success on many levels, the
evening provided a great foundation for
further social action. The fall fundraiser
raised funds for our operating budget
and we thank all who joined us and
showed support.
Susan Lipstein, Evelyn Ullman,
Judy & Honorary Co-Chair Gil Grand
Rabbi Jim & Amy Bennett, Cantor
Seth & Shayna Warner, Rabbi Andrea &
Brett Goldstein
Lee Bohm, Hanna Strauss
John & Eunice Reichman, Bob & Beth Tucker
Temple President Joe Pereles presents
Steve & Susan with the Harris Framk
Community Service Award
Co-Chairs Sue Matlof, Dick Brickson
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Youth News
Camp Emeth Registration
C
amp Emeth registration is on
the way. We are excited to share
the news that we are adding an
additional two weeks to our summer—
eight weeks of camp to meet your
summer needs! Watch the mail for
registration packets. We are looking
forward to sharing another amazing
summer with you. Summer camp dates are Monday, June 10,
through Friday, Aug. 2.
If you register before March 15, 2013, you will receive 2012
tuition rates. So don’t wait; make your summer plans early and
save money!
Jodi Miller, Youth and Camp Director
[email protected]
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SETYG invites you and your
family to the annual
Fundraiser Dinner and
Rainbow of Talent Show
Please join us for a delicious dinner and entertainment while helping
SETYG reach their fundraising goal for Camp Rainbow, a weeklong
camp for children with cancer and other blood related disorders.
Friday, February 1, 2013 • 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
$6 per child (age 12 & under) • $9 per person (age 13 & up)
Name:________________________________________________________
Email address:___________________________________________________
# of kids (12 & under – $6 each) ______ # of adults (13 & up – $9 each)_______
Total amount enclosed $ _________
If you are in 3rd-12th grade and love to perform, The Rainbow
of Talent Show will be the place to shine!
If you are interested in being part of our show, please contact
Jodi Miller for a registration form, 314-692-5362 or jmiller@
shaare-emeth.org
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Auxiliaries
Kibitz Café
Sisterhood of Shaare Emeth
Sunday, Jan. 27, 8:30-10:30 a.m.
Pinterest Night, Jan. 15, 7-9 p.m.
M
OSHE
will
host
the second Kibitz
Cafe serving a full
service breakfast.
Come eat handcrafted breakfast,
drink great coffee and kibitz with your
friends and fellow Congregation Shaare
Emeth members. Enjoy eggs, bagels with
fresh whipped cream cheese, pancakes
and waffles, all made to order. All bagel
sales will benefit SETYG. Remaining
proceeds benefit MOSHE, the Men of
Shaare Emeth, committed to giving back
to our Temple and community through
projects of service. Please support
this cause and enjoy cooked-to-order
breakfast. For information on the Kibitz
Cafe or MOSHE, please contact
Ken Levine, 1st VP of MOSHE,
at 314-249-0093.
Ken Levine, MOSHE First Vice President
D
o you know what PINTEREST is? What to do with it? Where to find it? On
Jan. 15 from 7-9 p.m. come to Pinterest Night. Come make craft projects and
enjoy the company of other women doing new crafts found on PINTEREST.
Cost will depend on the craft you choose. Contact Sherri Tons for more information at
314-878-0240 or [email protected].
WRJ Women’s Retreat
T
ired of just sending your kids to camp? You, too, can go.
Women’s Retreat sponsored by Women of Reform Judaism
Southwest District
You and your female family and friends can attend one or both sessions of
Green Family Camp, Feb. 15-17, in Buceville, Texas or
Henry S. Jacobs Camp, April 12-14, in Utica, Mississippi
Contact Soozi Waxman for more information at 314-878-8267
Homemade Hamantashen for Sale!
O
h vey – Purim is on the way. If you missed the wonderful homemade
hamantashen last year, don’t delay too long and miss out again. The
Sisterhood of Shaare Emeth will be selling made-from-scratch hamantashen
for Purim. Available in several popular varieties, ours are sure to outshine the
mass-produced versions sold in supermarkets. We will bake the hamentashen from
9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11, and Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013, in the Temple’s
main kitchen, and we still need volunteers! This is a great opportunity to socialize
and have fun while supporting an important fundraiser. Look for order forms and
prices in future Shaare Mails. For more information, please contact Charlene Taber at
[email protected].
Adrienne Eigles, President Shaare Emeth Sisterhood
Seniors
Seniors Lunch and Learn with Rabbi Goldstein
Jan. 9, 12:15-2 p.m.
Topic to be announced • No cost • Bring your own lunch!
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Happenings
Attention All Maj Jong Players
It is time to order your 2013 cards; orders are being taken by Sisterhood of Shaare
Emeth and must be received by Jan. 15, 2013.
Price: $7 regular and $8 for large card.
Please make your check out to Sisterhood of Shaare Emeth and send your check to:
Soozi Waxman, 1344 Glenrock Drive, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
Please complete and return with your order:
_____ Regular cards desired @ $7 each = $_________ enclosed
_____ Large print cards desired @ $8 each = $_________ enclosed
Name________________________________________________________________
Address_____________________________________________________________
City _________________________________________________________________
T’filah
Together
Saturday, Jan. 12, 9-10 a.m.
E
njoy an interactive Shabbat
morning experience for families
with children ages 0-8 (older
siblings welcome!). Each Shabbat will
focus on a new theme incorporating
prayer, music and art. Snacks will be
provided. T’filah Together will occur
9 a.m. each month: Jan. 12, Feb. 9,
Mar. 9 and Apr. 20 (this one is Havdalah
from 4:30-5:30 p.m.).
Questions? Email Debbie Bram at
[email protected].
State_______________ Zip Code ____________________
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Temple Joy
Welcome
New
Members
Mazel Tov/Simchas
Alan and Maxine Friedman on the birth of their granddaughter, Emma Ivy Tasman.
Jay and Carole Goldstein
Rebecca and Ray Turner on the arrival of their son, Atticus.
Ariane Jaghar, with daughter, Amira
Randy and Donna Gerber on the birth of granddaughter, Paige Ellery Gerber.
Robert and Rebecca Levinson, with
daughter, Maya Elliot
Dr. Marc and Joan Lewen on the engagement of their son, Brian, to
Andrea Riechers.
Cantor Patrice and Jeffrey Kaplan
Steve Friedman and Meredith Hanis on their marriage.
David Livingston and Carrie Taylor on their marriage.
Many Thanks
A
huge Todah Rabah; thank
you to the wonderful group of
congregants who contributed
food and helped put together over 100
Thanksgiving meals for Medicaid
homebound patients. A special thank you
to our Shirlee Green Preschool students
who made beautiful cards to go along
with the meals.
Rabbinical
Association Thanks
T
hanks so much to all our
members who participated
in the annual Rabbinical
Association Chanukah Appeal. We
are so grateful for your kindness.
Rabbis Jim Bennett, Andrea Goldstein
and Jeff Stiffman
Judy and Stan Kolker on their 50th wedding anniversary.
Carole Levin who has been appointed as Chair of the Historic Preservation Committee
for the City of Creve Coeur.
Teri and Harvey Brandvein on the engagement of their daughter, Jessica, to
Brian Palans. Congratulations also to grandparents, Judy and John Brandvein and
Helyn and Morris Kevrick.
Explore Shabbat Sponsors
Thank you to the following for helping sponsor the Explore Shabbat Series as of
Dec. 4, 2012:
Esther and Al Applebaum
Lil Goldman
Si and Marsha Koski
Dr. Stanley B. Lyss Adult Education Fund
Social Hour Sponsors
January 4
Alyn and Marlyn Essman in honor of granddaughter, Isabelle Essman, becoming a
Bat Mitzvah
January 25
Elizabeth and Dan Welsh and Jennifer and Richard Remis in honor of nephew,
Benjamin Remis, becoming a Bar Mitzvah
Val and Paul Toskin in honor of the Shaare Emeth community as their daughter,
Madeleine, becomes a Bat Mitzvah
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With Kindness
Greeters
January 4
Jeanne Becker
January 11
Marty and Marilyn Warren
January 18
Esther and Al
Appelbaum
January 25
Elaine Alexander
Candle
Blessings
January 4
The Essman Family
January 11
The Dolgin Family
January 18
Marilyn Ratkin
January 25
The Toskin Family
The Remis Family
Anyone wishing the honor of
lighting the Shabbat candles
when there are openings on
Friday nights, please call
Gloria Schwartz at
314-569-0010.
Condolences to our Temple families
who have recently lost a loved one.
Condolences
Myrtle Barge
Mother of Jill Barge
Harriet Kolchinsky
Mother of Sheri Tons
Sister of Edna Garfield
Grandmother of Staci, Kyle, and Lani Tons
Victor C. Kelly Jr.
Husband of Betsy Kelly
Father of Aaron and Ben Kelly and Emily Tryson
Meyer Burman
Father of Barbara Kramer, Robbi Shibi and
Howard Burman
Selma Wax
Mother of Dr. Sanford Wax
Alan Bernstein
Husband of Nancy Bernstein
Father of Julie Schack and David Bernstein
Grandfather of Jordan, Jonathan and Isabel Schack and
Elena, Daniel and Lucas Bernstein
Brother of Mitchell Bernstein
Sympathy
Rosalie Erlich on the death of her brother, Harold Keyser
Harlan Dolgin on the death of his mother, Letty Dolgin.
Dr. Norman Druck on the death of his father, Charles Druck.
Dr. Deborah Novack on the death of her mother, Eve Veis.
Debbie Hirschfelder on the death of her father,
Dr. Leon Lapides.
Lynne Fogel on the death of her mother, Freda Haber.
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Yahrzeits
January 4 & 5, 2013
Julius Abramson
Oscar Bailin
Bertha Baum
Samuel N. Benick
Natalie L. Berg
Selma B. Berger
Rebecca Joy Berns
Anne Bernstein
Simon Covinsky
Raymond A. Epstein
Lillian Fishgoll
Mary Zeffren Funk
Julius Gates
Abram Gill
Dr. Melvin L. Goldman
Morris G. Goldstein
Sam Gorman
Sadie Greenberg
Meyer Bud Inger
Erwin Jaffe
Edna H. Jarecki
William Julius
Julius Kantorwitz
Bertha Kling
Jason Koritz
Ada Levin
William M. Livingston, Sr.
David A. Loiterstein
Diana Mandel
Emanuel S. Margulis
Ben Meisenberg
Sarah Frieda Mills
Olga Oberdorfer
Rebecca Perlmutter
Sidney Plattner
Max Reznik
Simon Rosen
Jay Rovak
Ann Rudman
David Samson
Melissa Ann Posdamer Santacreu
Anne R. Schimel
Jerome Schneider
Bessie Silver Shieber
Marjorie Beryl Shuman
Sara G. Sicher
Jack Silberstein
Milton Silverstein
Marvin R. Sonnenschein
Linda M. Tilley
Lillian Weiss
Ludwig Wolf
Nathan N. Yalem
Marvin Zvibleman
January 11 & 12
Stephen Abelov
Louis P. Aloe
Lena Becker
Benjamin J. Bly
Archie Bregman
Milton David Breschell
Arthur Bromberg
Milton Carlie
Leslie Eberhard
Celia Eisen
Beatrice Glaser Epstein
Harry Epstein
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Dr. Gerald S. Feit
Fanny Feldman
Myer Robert Fisher
Alice Fishman
Cantor Edward R. Fogel
Sam Frank
Harry Galkin
Ellsworth W. Ginsberg
Samuel J. Glassman
Manuel Goodman
Mark L. Gottlieb
Ted E. Grazman
Bernard B. Gross
Samuel E. Gross
Alvin E. Grossman
Michael Handelman
Jeanne Inez Hoffman
Ruth G. Hoffman
Sarah Feinberg Hogan
Max W. Jacobs
Abraham W. Jacobson
Ruth Leona Kalmon
Dorothy Kaplan
Louis Kaplan
Belle Klearman
Edgar Kreisman
Sandra Kronemer
Joseph Landers
Maria G. Laupheimer
Samuel Lewis
Jack Marcus Lipsitz
Henry Malashock
Leon M. Middleman
Sue Morris
Joseph Movshin
Elizabeth Parker
Anna Paskar
Joseph Paskar
Helen Pasternak
Maurice L. Pasternak
Ben Peck
Dorothy Peck
Edna L. Posnansky
Paul B. Radloff
Lee Krisman Ritter
Bert Rosen
Esther Rothenberg
Fay S. Rovin
Shirley Glass Shacat
Alex Shear
Zelda Y. Siegfried
Jerry Cyril Silverberg
Louis M. Silverman
Jacob Silverstein
Randy Michael Silverstein
Irvin A. Sorger
Ann Spector
Bernice Spevack
Norman Arthur Stack
Blanche C. Steele
Gail Weinberg Tobin
Frieda Wallerstein
Leon M. Weinberg
Louis Weltman
Herman M. Williams
Manuel M. Wohl
Arthur Mike Wolff
January 18 & 19
Leo Frankel Abrams
Dora Krell Appell
Pauline Asher
Dr. Roland S. Bassman
Louis Bearman
Benjamin Birenbaum
Earl S. Brody
Mary R. Burgheim
Allen Burstein
Marion Sue Cohen
Rose Cohen
Harriette Dubinsky
Arnold Erber
Gertrude Feldman
Charles H. Fendell
Eugene Fishgoll
Albert G. Flaum
Frank F. Fowle, III
Clarice Ruth Garfield
Eugene J. Goldberg
Louis Goldford
Charles Gorenstein
Ann Grazman
Brent I. Greenberg
Bernard Grossman
Ben Harris
David L. Hirsch
Hilda C. Hollander
Samuel Horwich
Leo Kapp
Joseph Kohm
William Kohn
Jenny Kramer
Ben Krasner
Geraldine Lapin
Dr. Sherman J. LeMaster
Lucille F. Levy
Marion Lee Levy
Mamie Lewin
Gilda Lee Librach
Ada Lieberman
Louis I. Lippe
Walter M. Loewenstein
Stanley Lopata
Lisa Sher Lux
Charlotte B. M. Metzger
Abraham Miodowski
Rabbi Julius J. Nodel
Henry Pasternak
Jerome B. Pepper
Johanna Popper
Benjamin L. Rader
David M. Resnick
Ruth Rich
Samuel S. Rickensohl
Vera B. Rittenberg
Clarence B. Roth
Leslie Roth
Clara Rubin
Sylvia B. Rubin
Gussie Schneider
Jake Schneiderman
Theresa Schwab
Debra Joy Shapiro
Jean Sigoloff
Rose Stone
Claire E. Tauben
Pauline Fine Tzinberg
Beverly Kasnetz Wagner
Nathan Warshafsky
Edwin Wolff
Saul Zerman
January 25 & 26
Ethel Abelov
Anna Affelder
Maurice David Artstein
Isadore Barge
Robert Berlinger
Hyman Bierman
Sidney S. Biernbaum
Wendy Joy Biernbaum
Lillian Birenbaum
Harry Bloston
Abraham N. Brickman
Jennie Cohen
Sarah Goldberg Cohen
Herman Cronheim
David Davidson
Anne Faintich
Betty Fierstine
Minnie R. Fleischer
Eli P. Flusser
Leah Jaffie Fox
Milton R. Fox
Melba Frank
Hildegard Friedman
Dorothy Gad
Allan Jack Gale
Sylvia Goldstein
Dora Greenberg
Frances M. Hartmann
Sidney Jacobs
Eileen E. Katz
Louis Kaufman
Essie Klein
Carrie G. Kleinhauser
Morris Kleinhauser
Morris Kornblum
Alan G. Krasnoff
Adolph Levy
Barbara Glaser Lewis
Rose Krisman Lewis
Fritz Josef Mann
Robert M. Mayer
Edward Meyer
Ernestine O. Meyer
Morris M. Michaels
Bessie Millner
Dr. Joseph M. Orenstein
Fannie Radloff
Ruth Richman
Samuel Rosenthal
Muriel Sanders
Elizabeth Satanovsky
Marion Schaffel
Irv Schankman
Melba Rose Shapiro
Benjamin Sher
Gussie Kessler Silverstein
Bertha Siteman
Harry Slein
Samuel W. Stein
Bernard Storozum
Marvin Yavitz
Julius Zinner
Tributes
RABBI’S SPECIAL FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Birthdays of Alyson and Kaitlyn
Yawitz,
Floyd Emert
Special birthday of Susan Kelter,
Alan & Maxine Friedman
Speedy recovery of Marsha Koski,
Bruce & Carol Canis
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Cantor Warner and Rabbi Bennett for
hospital visits to Meyer Burman,
Barb & Rich Kramer
Naming ceremony for Clara Dahl,
Brandon & Stephanie Dahl
High Holidays services,
Bob & Roberta Bayne; Sidney
Guller; Beatrice Borenstein
Rabbi Goldstein for hospital visit to
Jerome Kopman,
Bette Greenblatt
Rabbi Bennett for his shiva service
after the passing of Arlene Eisen,
The Eisens
Rabbi Bennett helping prepare Ari for
becoming a Bar Mitzvah,
Gary & Shana Singer
Rabbi Bennett participating in
naming ceremony,
Robert & Rebecca Levinson
Rabbi Bennett participating in the
stone dedication for parents,
Jerry and Arlene Feldman,
Cindy Smith
Rabbi Goldstein for her shiva service
after the passing of Arlene Eisen,
Jack & Ann Eisen
Rabbi Goldstein for the funeral
service of Myrtle Barge,
The Family of Myrtle Barge
Rabbi Goldstein helping prepare
Ethan and Nathaniel to become
B’nei Mitzvot,
Alan & Tisha Singer & Family
Rabbis Goldstein & Bennett for their
caring ways and kindness following
the death of Mildred Feldacker,
Bruce & Barbara Feldacker;
Linda & Barry Pass
IN MEMORY OF:
Melvin Weinberg,
Marcia & Carl Moskowitz;
Naomi Jaffe; Seva Kramer;
Judith Jaffe; Eve Rudolph;
Brenda Hapner;
Arthur & Vivian Prensky;
Morris Weinberg,
Marilyn Weinberg
Victor Kelly,
Debby & Ed Baron; Ruth & Marty
Rochester
Arleen Emert,
Floyd Emert
Barbara Guller,
Michael & Cookie Fishman
Estelle B. Thal,
Willard Schachter &
Stephanie Turner
Harriet Kolchinsky,
Milton & Marjorie Karp
Joseph E. Beil,
Melroy & Marian Hutnick
Muriel Greenberg,
Rick & Lisa Gans
Rueben Brooks,
Jerome Brooks
CANTOR’S SPECIAL FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Cantor Warner,
Kathy & Hal Shepard
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Cantor Warner helping the boys
prepare to become B’nei Mitzvah,
Alan & Tisha Singer & Family
Cantor Warner participating at the
funeral of Melvin Weinberg,
Marilyn Weinberg & Family
Cantor Warner for his service after the
passing of Arlene Eisen,
Jack & Ann Eisen
Cantor Warner and for his hospital
visit,
Earl & Judith Schenberg
Cantor Warner helping prepare Ari for
becoming a Bar Mitzvah,
Gary & Shana Singer
Service for Lou Goldfeder,
Daniel & Dana Weinstein
IN MEMORY OF:
Ben and Olga Emert,
Floyd Emert
Freda Haber,
Sharon Weissman, B’Yachad Rosh
Chodesh Group, Suzanne & Bill
Bierman, Letty Lefkowitz; Mindy
& Bruce Grossmann; Erica &
Mitch Lefkowitz
Harriet Kolchinsky,
Gerry Weinman & Family
Mildred Brooks,
Jerome Brooks
MAX AND BERNICE
BABCHICK JEWISH
FAMILY INVOLVEMENT
FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Max Babchick,
Nancy Bormaster
JOSEPH & LILLIAN BEIL
ISRAEL FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Recovery of Gail Eisenkramer,
Sanford & Hadassah Lebman
IN MEMORY OF:
Albert Cohen,
Sanford & Hadassah Lebman
BEMA FLOWER FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Daughter and sister, Isabelle,
becoming a Bat Mitzvah,
Sharyn Essman and
Bennett Essman
Granddaughter, Leah Dolgin,
becoming a Bat Mitzvah,
Suzanne Meltz & Jules &
the late Letty Dolgin
Daughter, Madeleine, becoming a
Bat Mitzvah,
Val & Paul Toskin
Nephew, Benjamin Remis, becoming
a Bar Mitzvah,
Elizabeth & Dan Welsh;
Jennifer & Richard Remis
IN MEMORY OF:
Leonard Bushman,
Tama Bushman
Michael David Tucker,
Robert & Beth Tucker
Friedel Oberdorfer and Ruby Koslow,
Harvey & Elizabeth Meyer;
Hans & Marcia Oberdorfer
Hyman Rubin,
Ronald & Pamela Rubin
Isadore Rosen,
Jay & Brenda Baron
Jane Schachter,
Arnold & Arlene Goodman &
Family; Stephanie & Willard
Schachter & Family
BROCKMAN-SIEGELMAN
GEMILUT HASADIM FUND
IN HONOR OF:
25 years of Camp Rainbow,
Ina Landsbaum
Lesley Levin,
Ken Birenbaum
Special birthday of Jerry Brooks,
Ina Landsbaum
IN MEMORY OF:
Helen and Oscar Brockman,
Evelyn and Sidney Goldberg, and
Wilma Siegelman,
Allen & Ronnie Brockman
Marsha Appt,
Ina Kaplan Landsbaum
Mel Weinberg,
Allen & Ronnie Brockman;
Sharon & Alan Weissman
BUILDING FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Victor Kelly,
Steve & Marsha Birenbaum
CHUSED ISRAEL
EXPERIENCE FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Harry Lebman, Samuel
Lebman, and Jerry Lebman,
Buddy & Hadassah Lebman
SAM AND LIBBY COHEN
YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Harriet Kolchinsky,
Jeffrey & Jodi Miller
Mel Weinberg,
Harry & Joan Seltzer
GLADYS FRANK
CUTTER CAMP
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Mel Weinberg,
Donald & Sally Friedman
Sanford Tex,
Kenneth & Leiba Levine
MICAH DAVIS
MEMORIAL FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Engagement of Jeremy Davis and
Rachel,
Norm Davis
Marek Lander becoming a Bar
Mitzvah,
Norm Davis
IN MEMORY OF:
Bennett Del Gaiso,
Dale & Carol Wolf
Micah Davis,
Stanford & Andrea Shanker
Milton Schwartz and Micah Davis,
Alice Schwartz
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Tributes
STEVEN MORGAN FERMAN
MEMORIAL FUND FOR
GIFTED CHILDREN
IN MEMORY OF:
IN MEMORY OF:
Forest Jacob,
Harvey & Elizabeth Meyer
Estelle Slumpsky,
Nancy Winer
HARRIS KRAMER SOCIAL
ACTION FUND
AL AND EVA FLEISCHER
HEALING FUND
Birthday of Ida Kramer,
Ron Glazer
Retirement of Lesley Levin,
Ron & Gloria Schwartz
IN MEMORY OF:
IN HONOR OF:
Lilly Opinsky becoming a
Bat Mitzvah,
Simon & Marsha Koski
Speedy and complete recovery of
Lois Gusdorf,
Suzanne Bierman & Ilene
Brooks; B’Yachad Rosh
Chodesh Group
IN MEMORY OF:
Victor Kelly,
Christopher & Angela Hardi
Eva & Al Fleischer,
Alice Schwartz
Marsha Appt,
B’Yachad Rosh Chodesh Group;
Marcia Oberdorfer
SHIRLEE GREEN
PRESCHOOL FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Anniversary of Carol and Bill
Pomerantz,
Anne & David Rosenberg
Special birthday of Jerry Brooks,
Phil, Scott & Sandy Brooks;
Laurie, Todd, Carlie, Dylan &
Brody Cohen
IN MEMORY OF:
Father of Harriet Brasch Sudduth,
Ronni Gerstein
Lillian Disman,
Sanford & Sandra
Krachmalnick & Family
Marsha Appt,
Rose Becker
Ron Singer,
Warren and Rose Becker
EDITH AND ISADORE
KOWARSKY FUND FOR
JEWISH LEARNING
IN HONOR OF:
Speedy recovery of Al Appelbaum,
Harvey & Elizabeth Meyer
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Gerry Kowarsky,
Jay & Joy Liss
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IN HONOR OF:
Lois Harvey,
Mel & Linda Jacobs
TODD JASON KRONEMER
YOUTH SCHOLARSHip
FUND
IN HONOR OF:
10th wedding anniversary of
Shirley and Norton Kronemer and
Shirley’s special birthday,
Gail & Lou Glaser
Dr. Gary Tobin being awarded the
Dr. Neville Grant Award for clinical
excellence.
Norton Kronemer
IN MEMORY OF:
Birdie Prywitch and Paul Prywitch,
Marvin & Shirley Prywitch
Thea Spiegel,
Norton Kronemer;
Barry & Laurie Light
KUSHKIN LANDSCAPING
FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Honey Kushkin,
Judy Rawdon
LIBRARY FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Morris Kofsky,
Florence Kofsky
LISA’S STAR FUND FOR
CAMP EMETH
IN MEMORY OF:
Elaine Goldberg,
Lois Sher
Harriet Kolchinsky,
Marla Blanton
EUNICE B. MANN JEWISH
EDUCATION FUND
DR STANLEY B. LYSS
ADULT EDUCATION FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Jane Abramson,
Mike Schneider
Myrtle Barge,
Harvey & Leanne Schneider
Holiday Services,
Howard & Marcia Denenholz
IN MEMORY OF:
MANN FAMILY
HUNGER FUND
A DONATION:
Ted Grazman,
Esther Lyss-Greenstein
Freda Haber and Meyer Burman,
Buddy & Hadassah Lebman
Jon K. Olivetti
IN HONOR OF:
OPERATIONS
ENHANCEMENT FUND
Chanukah,
Harvey & Leanne Schneider
IN MEMORY OF:
IN HONOR OF:
Victor Kelly,
Sharon & Alan Weissman
Mel Weinberg,
Harvey & Leanne Schneider
MICHAEL MATLOF FUND
FOR HOMEBOUND
SERVICES
IN APPRECIATION OF:
High Holiday Services,
Bob & Roberta Bayne
Michael Matlof Fund call-in
services and in recognition of the
retirement of Sue Matlof,
Ken Birenbaum
IN MEMORY OF:
Estelle Slumpsky,
Chuck & Fran Mannis
Ben Dalin,
Karl & Debbie Guyer & Family
Dr. Charles Druck,
Margie & Bob Summers;
SusanMatlof; Michael Cohen
Estelle Slumpsky,
Susan Matlof;
Harriet Summers & Family
Leon Lapides,
Susan Matlof
HARRY & LUCILLE
MIDOWS RELIGIOUS
SCHOOL FUND
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Hospitality shown by Brad and Kim
Gilmore,
Harry & Lucille Midows
IN MEMORY OF:
Harry L. Zvibleman,
Marcella Zvibleman
Melvin Weinberg,
Al & Esther Appelbaum
Adelaide Katz,
Sue Harper
Marriage of David Livingston
and Carri,
Robert & Beth Tucker
Birthday of Gigi Werner,
James & Janet Singer
IN MEMORY OF:
Albert Pearlstein,
Arrow Metals Trading, Inc;
Robert & Ellen Fagin;
Suzanne Weintraub; The
Christopher J. Wienhoff Family
Arline Inger and
Meyer “Bud” Inger,
Judy & Jerry Shanfeld
Bobette Guller,
Sidney Guller
Henry Newstead,
Ruth, Steve, Sherri, Andrea &
Todd Newstead
Irving and Esther Friedman,
George and Mildred Charnas,
and Michael Carter Friedman,
Alan & Maxine Friedman
Lottie Glantz,
Jerry & Sondra Kootman
Louis Karsh,
Saul & Marilyn Dien
Marsha Appt,
Nancy Globe
Melvin Weinberg,
Ted & Evelyn Cohen; Betty
Hoffman; Lester & Roberta
Horwitz; Helaine & Burton
Fendelman; Gay Lipmam;
Brad & Marty Wastler;
David Woll
Selma Wax,
William & Lynn Elliot
Tributes
Victor Kelly,
Sue Acey; Marsha Grazman;
Pam & Ron Rubin
Zeke and Mae Krasner and
Linda Krasner,
Jerry Krasner
PRAYER BOOK FUND IN MEMORY OF:
Arthur Waldman,
Rita Horwitz
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Birth of Ella Ivy Tasman,
Alan & Maxine Friedman
Megan Bernstein becoming a
Bat Mitzvah,
Suzy Elkins
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Jodi Granok helping prepare Ari
for becoming a Bar Mitzvah and
always having Cardinals
information on hand,
Gary & Shana Singer
IN MEMORY OF:
Mary Sarnoff,
Jack & Annette Heller
ROBERT J. SIEGEL SETYG
PROGRAM FUND
Harriet “Hashy” Kolchinsky,
Nathan & Linda Cohen;
Adrienne Giddan; Tom & Bobbi
Frank; Joy Seltzer & Wayne
Hoffman; Alan & Jackie Kofsky;
Bob & Rosalie Stein;
Sandy & Jane Thal
Mel Weinberg,
Bruce & Patricia Garber
Sidney Pearl,
Mildred Pearl & Family
Victor Kelly,
Alan & Jackie Kofsky
MARSHALL WEISMAN
FUND FOR PRESCHOOL
SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN
IN HONOR OF:
Holiday season,
Jeff & Susie Horowitz
WERNER ART FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Barbara Umbogy McKee,
Jay & Joy Liss
IDA STACK
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
KATHY AND MARTY
ZIGLER ENDOWMENT
FUND FOR PRESCHOOL
IN HONOR OF:
IN MEMORY OF:
Lauren Bayne receiving the
Ida Stack Award,
Bob & Roberta Bayne
Father of Leslie Friedman,
Kathy & Marty Zigler
Sister of Erich Dahl,
Kathy & Marty Zigler
TEMPLE ENDOWMENT
FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
SISTERHOOD
Melvin Weinberg,
Julie Forb; Herbert & Zelda Rogul
PHYLLIS & MARK KAPLAN
CHILDREN & YOUTH
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
TREE OF LIFE FUND
IN HONOR OF:
IN MEMORY OF:
Victor Kelly,
Susan Fowler
IN MEMORY OF:
Frank Rubin,
Mildred Pearl
What’s New At
New Mt. Sinai?
T
his is the time of year when most of us make resolutions
to take action in our life. If you have not already
purchased property at New Mt. Sinai Cemetery, now
would be a great time to do so. There are so many reasons:
• It’s Congregation Shaare Emeth’s cemetery (and you are a
member of the New Mt. Sinai Cemetery Association)
• 10% discount to Congregation Shaare Emeth members on
pre-need purchases
• A portion of your purchase is donated back to the Temple
• New Mt. Sinai permits burial of non-Jewish family members
• We accept cremations
Marriage of David Livingston and
Carrie Taylor,
Melanie Brimer
Amy Granick becoming a
Bat Mitzvah,
Jerri & Bill Livingston
Riley Wolf becoming a
Bar Mitzvah,
Jerri & Bill Livingston
Marriage of Travis Wolf to
Holly Hansen,
Jerri & Bill Livingston
Birth of Paige Ellery, daughter of
Rabbi and Mrs. David Gerber,
Jerri & Bill Livingston
IN MEMORY OF:
Lillian Disman,
Sherri & Bruce Tons
Andrew Eigles,
Melanie Brimer
Mildred Feldacker,
Jerri & Bill Livingston;
Barbara & Mitchell Schneider;
Soozi & Scott Waxman;
Myra & Steve Radinsky
Shirley Slater,
Melanie Brimer
Charles Waxman,
Jerri & Bill Livingston; Sharon
Silverstein; Melanie Brimer;
Marsha & Mark Schankman;
Charlene & Larry Taber
Harriet Kochinsky,
Jerri & Bill Livingston; Scott &
Soozi Waxman
• New Mt. Sinai features the only Community Mausoleum in
the St. Louis Jewish community
• The cemetery is listed on the National Register of Historic
Places
• New Mt. Sinai is recognized as one of the most beautiful
cemeteries in the region
And most importantly:
• The Cemetery Association needs sales of property to remain
financially sound
So, please call our office, visit us online or come by in person
and see why so many of your friends and family have chosen
New Mt. Sinai for over 160 years!
Dan Brodsky, Executive Director, New Mt. Sinai Cemetery
314-353-2540
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January 2013
Sunday
December 30
Monday
December 31
3 P.M.
OFFICE CLOSES
6
7
11:30 a.m.
SE56 Event
13
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Minyan
12:30 p.m.
Maj Jong
5 p.m.
Room at the Inn
14
12:30 p.m.
Rainbow of Talent
Auditions (p. 9),
4:30 p.m.
KidzRock Concert
(p. 11)
20
Scrip Special
Orders Due
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Minyan
12:30 a.m.
Maj Jong
21
SETYG MV Winter
Chavurah
27
SETYG MV Winter
Chavurah
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Minyan
12:30 a.m.
Maj Jong
28
8:30 a.m.
Kibitz Café (p. 10)
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Minyan
12:30 a.m.
Maj Jong
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
2 SECULAR NEW
YEAR, BLDG
CLOSED
11:30 p.m.
Maj Jong
8
9
10 a.m.
Torah Study
1 p.m.
Maj Jong
11:30 a.m.
Maj Jong
12:15 p.m.
Seniors Lunch &
Learn (p. 10)
7 p.m.
SETYG Lounge
Night
15
10 a.m.
Torah Study
1 p.m.
Maj Jong
7 p.m.
Sisterhood Pinterest
Night (p. 10)
22
10 a.m.
Torah Study
1 p.m.
Maj Jong
29
10 a.m.
Torah Study
1 p.m.
Maj Jong
Thursday
Friday
3
4
5
SCHOOL RESUMES
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Minyan
11:30 a.m.
Bridge
12 p.m.
Maj Jong
5:15 p.m.
Nosh
6 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat
Service, First Fridays,
Shabbat of Names
Exod. 1:1-6:1
9:30 a.m.
10
11
12
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Minyan
11:30 a.m.
Bridge
12 p.m.
Maj Jong
5:15 p.m.
Nosh
6 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat
Service
Exod. 6:2-9:35
9 a.m.
T’Filah Together (p. 11)
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
11 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
16
17
18
11:30 p.m.
Maj Jong
7 p.m.
Sisterhood Meeting
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Minyan
11:30 a.m.
Bridge
SETYG MV Winter
Chavurah
12 p.m. Maj Jong
5:15 p.m. Nosh
6 p.m. Kabbalat /
MLK Social Action
& Advocacy Shabbat
Exod. 10:1-13:16
23
11:30 a.m.
Maj Jong
7 p.m.
SETYG Lounge
Night
30
11:30 a.m.
Maj Jong
Saturday
24
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Minyan
11:30 a.m.
Bridge
25
Erev Tu B’Shevat
12 p.m.
Maj Jong
5:15 p.m.
Tu B’Shevat Nosh
6 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat
Service
Exod. 13:17-17:16
Torah Study
11 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
6 p.m.
SETYG Event
19
SETYG MV Winter
Chavurah
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
10:30 a.m.
Nosh
10:45 a.m.
Shaare Shabbat
Service
26
Tu B’Shevat
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
11 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
31
february 1
february 2
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Minyan
11:30 a.m.
Bridge
12 p.m.
Maj Jong
5:15 p.m.
Nosh
5:15 p.m.
SE56 Shul-In
6 p.m.
Kabbalat
Shabbat Service,
First Fridays Service
SETYG Camp
Rainbow Fundraiser
Dinner (p. 9),
Exod. 18:1-20:23
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
11 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
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