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A JEWISH NIGHT ON BROADWAY
SUNDAY, MARCH 22ND
The Scroll
FEBRUARY 2015
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Vol. XXVV • No. 6
Temple Beth Torah
Sha'aray Tzedek
5700 N.W. 94 Ave.
Tamarac, FL 33321
954.721.7660 • www.TBTST.org
Service Schedule
Minyan Services
Monday - Friday
7:45 am & 6:00 pm
Sunday
8:30 am & 5:00 pm
Check Calendar for Saturday
evening times
Shabbat Services
Friday Evening - 6:30 pm
Saturday Morning - 9:00 am
Orthodox Services
Monday and Thursday Minyan
7:45 am
Shabbat and Yom Tov Minyan
9:00 am
There are no Orthodox evening Minyans. Those wishing to attend evening
Minyans are welcome at the egalitarian
combined service in the Chapel, daily at
6:00 pm. Friday evening Mincha/Maariv
services begin at 6:30 pm.
Rabbi Amy Eilberg
Sunday, February 22
7:00 pm
Call the Temple Office for
Reservations
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TEMPLE BETH TORAH SHA'ARAY TZEDEK
RABBI'S MESSAGE
Shabbat Services
Saturday Morning - 9:00 am
February 7
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By Rabbi Michael Gold
Dear Friends,
As I write these words, it is just a few days since the horrible
terrorist attacks in Paris. Islamic Jihadists have killed sevenFebruary 14
teen innocent people including cartoonists and journalists at a
Mishpatim
satiric magazine, police officers, and four shoppers at a kosher
supermarket. Three terrorists were killed but others may be on
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Terumah
the loose.
This is the latest in a string of Jihadist terror attacks. The numbers continue to
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add
up - the finish line of the Boston marathon, a shopping mall in Africa, the
Tetzaveh
subway in London, a train in Madrid, a café in Australia. Then there is the ISIS.
Torah Discussion/
murder of innocent aid workers and journalists. The line of terror reaches back
Bible & Bagels
to the attacks of 9/11 on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and the airplane
Immediately following
that crashed in Pennsylvania. And of course, there are the multiple bombings and
Services
shootings against innocents in Israel.
Daily Minyan and
There is evil in the world. At one point the evil was the Crusades and the InquisiFresh Brewed Coffee
tion and the pogroms. In many of our lifetimes the evil was Nazi Germany. Today
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the evil is an extreme Jihadist movement among Moslems. Once again this is a
Do the Mitzvah of assisting
your friends and family as they small minority of the billion Moslems of the world. I have met and talked with
numerous decent, peace loving Moslems, many of whom are horrified by what is
say Kaddish. Wake up and
smell the coffee at TBTST
being done in the name of Mohammed. But evil is evil.
Our tradition teaches that “You should not stand idly by your brother’s blood.”
Monday - Friday at 7:45 am
One cannot allow evil to flourish without taking action. I said in a sermon yesfollowed by coffee and
terday that Moses’ strength was that he could not tolerate evil. When he saw an
a shmear
Egyptian beating an Israelite slave, and when he saw that there was no man to stop
Brief Mincha at 6:00 pm
this action, he rose up and slew the Egyptian. This is only the first of several cases
Sunday - 8:30am and 5:00pm
where Moses stood up to evil.
Saturday evening – check
So what ought we to do? First we need to stop believing that if we change our
calendar
ways the evil will go away. It is crazy to think that if Israel pulled out of occupied
territories the terrorism would stop. It won’t, unless Israel also pulls out of Tel
We should stop thinking that if the United States or Europe stops fighting
Join our Greeters Aviv.
ISIS, they will leave us alone. They will not.
Corps
Second, we need to do what is necessary to protect ourselves and fight terrorConsider volunteering
ism. Israel is not afraid of strong security measures, particularly on El Al airlines.
to be a Greeter. We
We can learn from them. But the best thing we can do is to encourage moderate
need warm and friendly
Moslems to speak out against the Jihadists. There is a long history of a wonderful
members of our
relationship between Moslems and Jews; the Golden Age of Spain comes to mind.
congregation to greet
There are moderate voices within Islam, if only we can hear them more often.
our members, guests
and potential members.
Third, we cannot allow them to win by changing our activity. We need to conBeing a Greeter is fun and tinue to travel – visit Israel, visit Paris, visit major cities in the United States. The
rewarding!
terrorists want nothing more than to disrupt our normal lives. We cannot let them
Greeters are needed for
Shabbat Services on Friday succeed.
Finally, we must pray for the day when evil will finally disappear from the earth.
nights, Saturday mornings
The Talmud tells the story of Rabbi Meir and his wife Beruriah. An evil man was
and for Holidays.
Please call Stew Klawsky making Rabbi Meir’s life miserable. He prayed for the man to disappear from the
earth. His wife stopped him. Pray not that evil doers will disappear but that evil
954-547-1928 or email
will disappear. May the day finally come that evil disappears forever from the earth.
[email protected]
Shalom, Rabbi Gold
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CANTOR'S MESSAGE
By Cantor Jonathan Angress
Dear Friends,
As we begin to approach the Hebrew month of Adar, I begin
to think about and prepare for the festive holiday of Purim.
It is one of my favorite holidays for two different reasons.
Firstly, I can dress up in costume as whomever I choose. Ever
since I was a child, I loved making my own costumes and
making them as realistic and authentic as possible. Purim
allows me to do just that.
The second reason that Purim is one of my favorite holidays
is a little more profound than costuming and lies within my
musical tastes. As a Jewish musician, I view myself as an advocate and educator
of unknown and obscure genres of music found within our rich Jewish history. In
previous articles, I have discussed Jewish music from the Renaissance and Baroque
in relation to its composers and the holiday of Hannukah. Purim is no different.
The tradition of a Purim spiel comes from this time period in the form of the very
first Hebrew play ever written entitled Tsahot bedihuta dekidushin (A Comedy
of Betrothal) by Leone de Sommi circa 1550-1560. This play was the first of its
kind for many reasons, mainly that it was performed entirely in Hebrew. But, it
also ridiculed and satirized the wedding customs and traditions of the Italian Jews
during this time period.
The play was written in 5 acts with musical interludes between each act and select
scenes. What makes this play special is that both Jewish and non-Jewish composers
contributed music for Tsahot. While it was not surprising that a Jewish composer
would write music for his or her own community, it was out of the ordinary for a
non-Jewish composer to contribute their music as well. Based on this, we can deduce
that some form of anti-Semitism existed as far back as the 1500’s. Unfortunately,
the musical scores associated with this play are considered lost; however there does
exist many documents that describe the music in explicit detail as well as listing
some of the composers. Based on these documents, Jewish musical scholars such
as my colleague, Dr. Anna Levenstein, have been able to successfully reconstruct
modern editions of the scores to what the music may have been circa 1550-1560.
According to today’s standards, performing such a play on Purim may not be as
successful as it was during the time it was written. However, Leone de Sommi was
not foolish (as one often acts on Purim) in his desire to create something much
more than words on a page. He created the infamous tradition of the Purim spiel
which has become so popular and beloved today.
I would like to cordially invite each and every one of you to our Purim festivities
on Wednesday, March 4, 2015. We will be having a spaghetti dinner at 5:15pm
followed by services and the megillah reading featuring Stanley the Panther from
The Florida Panthers! Please see the flyer in this issue of The Scroll as well as at
the synagogue.
And speaking of plays, I would like to remind you all that on Sunday, March 22,
2015, at 7pm, we will be having "A Jewish Night On Broadway" featuring myself
and Broadway star Lauren Molina! Tickets are now on sale and make sure to order
now as they are selling out fast! Desserts will be served during intermission and a
private reception will follow the concert for sponsors only. Free babysitting will
also be provided. Call the synagogue office at 954-721-7660 to order your tickets!
Chag Purim Sameach!
Cantor Jonathan Angress
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“b’sever panim yafot “
The above quote ends the secondto-last tractate in the order
of Nezikin (damages) in the
Talmud.The tractate is more often
known as Pirkei Avot, literally,
the Chapters of our Fathers.
Interestingly, in Modern Hebrew
it is a common expression used to
denote “with open arms.”
Our president and board have
been discussing the concept of
“with open arms,”not in a Toraic
concept but with the idea of
becoming a more welcoming and
engaging Congregation.
Every committee of our
congregation is open to the
concept. We need volunteers and
we need you to think about how
you can help.
We have several active committees
who do much of the planning that
make membership in TBTST so
valuable to so many. Everyone
is looking for people to step
forward and share their expertise,
opinions and time to make those
efforts successful.
Of course, the Men’s Club and
the Sisterhood are obvious places
for you to help support activities
that benefit TBTST. The Men’s
Club motto – doing good while
having fun – really belongs to all
of them.
In the Scroll, you often read
about the Tikkun Olam/Mitzvah
committee. Committed hands are
always welcome.The membership
committee has a number of
projects that would help you feel
more engaged while welcoming
others.
The Rabbi is always looking
for people interested in widening
the work of the Membership
Committee and our Ways and
Means Committee is not just an
“ask for money” group, but is
involved in planning many of
our events.
And, by the way the Scroll would
be happy to have you aboard as
well.
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• The Rabbi's weekly
message
• Pictures of our preschool and Hebrew school
children
• Applications
• Pictures from our social
events
• Up-to-date details of our
calendar and upcoming
events
• Ability to download, view
and listen to the blessings
before and after the Torah
readings
• The Temple telephone
and email directory
• View pictures of our
giftshop
If you haven't viewed our
website, NOW IS THE
TIME, see what is going
on at the Temple, check
out the calendar, learn
the prayers, etc.
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the life events of fellow congregants in a timely manner.
The committee sends notices
of births, engagements, weddings, funerals, shiva details
and, hospitalizations.
If you would like to receive
notices of Sunshine Joy or
Sunshine Sadness, and would
like to be added, please provide your email address to
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President's Message
By Nancy Marks Small, President
Nancy’s installation message Jan 13, 2015
My Second Year as President of TBTST
It is truly an honor and a privilege to be President of Temple
Beth Torah Sha’aray Tzedek for a second year. I have always
considered it a source of pride to be a member of this congregation. I love the spirit, warmth, laughter, and community
that prevails today. Our congregation is a home for all of us.
It offers support and a sense of community in everyday life
as well as during times of our greatest joys or our deepest
pain. It is a center for worship, community service, social
action, and lifelong learning. I hope that we can encourage
more participation by every member of the congregation in
some activity of Temple life so that we may realize that the Temple is a warm and
integral part of our existence. We will continue our efforts to make our congregation inviting, accessible, and meaningful to all who enter its doors.
I would like to thank those of whom I have worked closely with this past year.
First Rabbi Gold- you are a constant source of guidance and you bring a calm and
soothing perspective on many issues. Cantor Angress- we cannot get enough of
your beautiful voice. We are so lucky to have you both as part of our TBTST family.
Regarding our education programs, we will continue to enhance our standard
of excellence in Early Childhood led by Sydney Berlin and Hebrew School led
by Ava Phillips. Thank you to Ronit Goldstein for developing our new Hebrew
School curriculum. The Youth group is flourishing under Director Diana Rakitin.
Our religious school and youth groups will continue to provide children with the
knowledge and skills to be future leaders in the Jewish community.
Thank you to our past Sisterhood Presidents: Cheryl Temkin and Jacqui Montag
for making our Sisterhood group one of the most active in Broward County. I am
anxious to work with our incoming President, Ellen Feldman. I look forward to
your important contributions to the life of our community: programmatically, financially and in a variety of unsung but very important ways. Our Men’s Club, led
by Barry Kanarek, also has made an impact on our community. We look forward
to exciting, upcoming programs from both groups.
Looking ahead, the Tikkun Olam committee, led by Jacqui Montag, will work
to create opportunities for congregants of all ages and interests to participate in
our mission to repair the world. Mitzvah Day is March 1st and I look forward to
seeing you there to help those in the community who need us.
Essential to Jewish life at TBTST is our twice daily minyans. If we all dedicated
one day each month to attending minyan, we would always have a community
when someone needs to say kaddish.
I want to thank all our officers for their help and guidance this past year. They
include Amir Watynski, Valerie Mercado, Nathan Winton, Jeff Eisensmith, Alan
Paley, David Berger, Jacqui Montag, Stewart Klawsky and Jody Glass. They have
worked tirelessly making sure this Synagogue attends to the needs of our membership. You have all taught me a lot and I know you will continue to advise me
going forward.
Thank you to our front office, starting with our newest staff member, Ken Kahn,
Business Manager, along with Ava Phillips, Kari Askin, Donna Rosier and Linda
Weintraub. I look forward to continue working with you in the upcoming year.
President's message continued next page
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President's message continued
Is Temple Beth Torah
Sha'aray Tzedek
In Your Will?
The synagogue’s role begins
at birth and continues without interruption throughout
the entire course of our
lives. By remembering the
synagogue in our wills, we
can do our part to assure
future generations that their
religious home will be there
to serve.
We depend upon more than
just dues alone to sustain
all that we do. If we are
concerned about the future
of Judaism, we must project
its influence and our influence into the future. Few
memorials are more worthy
than those provided by an endowment to TBTST through
a bequest.
Your legacy can reflect
everything that is most important and meaningful to
you. You can declare where
your funds might be used – to
supply the Hebrew School,
for example, or to support
one of TBTST’s designated
funds.
We all want TBTST to be
a spiritual home for generations to come, just as it has
been for you and your family.
Let us ensure the future of
our congregation and help it
grow and serve our people.
Thank you Jeff Eisensmith for chairing the nominating committee, along with
his committee: Amir Watynski, Jeff Reisch, Glenda Sandhouse, Marci Ronik,
Marshall Geisser, Bruce Berkowitz, Rhonda Jaffe, and Steve Siegel for creating
this year’s slate of officers and Board of Directors. Thank you Jeff for being the
best advisor one can have.
Thank you Glenda Sandhouse and Amy Weinberg for co-chairing the Installation
Ceremony. Thank you Steve Sax for your opening remarks. It took a lot of preparing
and organizing, and I sincerely appreciate the effort. Thank you Cantor for leading
us in Hatikvah and the National Anthem. Your voice sings to us!
Thank you goes out to our outgoing officer, Nathan Winton who served 3 years
as Membership VP, and longtime board member Danny Glass, who served TBTST
with strong commitment and leadership. We have a long history of dedicated leaders and you are great examples of this.
I look forward to working with all the newly installed Officers: Valerie Mercado,
Jody Glass, Alan Paley, Cheryl Temkin, Jacqui Montag and Stewart Klawsky, our
Board of Directors including Jerry Berkowitz, Lou Brawer, Marty Friedman, Steve
Sax, Dennis Siegel, Jay Taitelman, Nathan Winton, Marvin Kaleky and Janet Workman, as well as with our Committee Chairs and committee members in the future.
A huge thank you to my husband Mitch. I could not have taken on this responsibility without your support. Nothing equals the joy of having you in my life being
able to share the highs, lows and everything in between of our lives. I love you
very much.
Many great events took place in 2014. I cannot wait to see what 2015 brings.
Accomplishing all of this work takes a village. And what a village we are. From
the bottom of my heart, I thank you for the honor of serving again as President
of this extraordinary congregation and look forward with joy and excitement to a
productive and fulfilling second year. You have entrusted me with this responsibility and I promise that I will give it my all.
Please continue on this journey with me.
Thank you and Shabbat Shalom.
ADULT EDUCATION with Rabbi Gold
RAP WITH THE RABBI
Sundays 9:00 am bagels, 9:30 am class.
GENDER AND JUDAISM
February 22nd………………………………… Between Husband and Wife
March 22nd……………………………………… Mothering and Fathering
April 26th………………………………………………… Gay and Jewish
May 17th………………………………… Is the Universe Male or Female?
LUNCHTIME LEARNING in Coral Springs - 12:15 - 1:15 pm at the
office of Ken Rubin,
9900 W. Sample Road, Bible and everything else under the sun
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Early Childhood News
Sydney Berlin, Early Childhood Director
There are lots of important things that must occur for a summer
to be truly great. You need strumming guitars, fun activities,
new skills, new friends, water play, and clothes covered in paint
and lost voices, just to name a few. All of those things, plus
hundreds more, are part of the camp experience at Temple Beth
Torah Sha’aray Tzedek Camp Mah-Tov. But these things are
not what makes us great. Though we have a beautiful facility
where our campers enjoy swimming, H2O Zone, playground, art, music, sports,
gymnastics, cooking, and amazing field trips, they are not what make us different.
What makes TBTST Camp Mah-Tov great, and why we are different from everywhere else, is our staff. From our team of seasoned camp counselors, who are year
round Early Childhood Teachers, to our newest Jr. Counselor, our staff understands
our priorities (safety, fun, community, and informal education) and they believe
in the importance of summer camp. They are highly trained to be supportive, to
build bonds within the camp community and gently help even the youngest campers step outside of their comfort zone, challenging them to take positive risks and
engage in independent decision making. At Camp Mah-Tov, we know that camp
is an experience that a child holds forever. And we know that a break from school
is not a break from learning. Our goal, for all of our campers, is for this summer
to be the most enriching experience of their lives.
This summer we will be offering a wide variety of camp experiences. We have
programs for all ages and for every type of camper. We offer flexible enrollment
options from the entire 9 week summer, 3 week sessions or weekly enrollment.
Our camps are inclusive and offer a variety of programs to meet the needs of all
our campers. Most importantly, Camp Mah-Tov is extremely safe.
A recent study done by the American Camping Association found that 96% of
campers said that “camp helped them make new friends,” and 92% said, “Camp
helped me feel good about myself.” Seventy percent of camp parents said, “My
child gained self-confidence at camp.” These statistics are impressive, but if you
still aren’t convinced, try and remember your days at camp. Talk to a friend about
their camp experiences. Or even better, talk to a family that has been involved in
our programs.
Even though summer is still a few months away, we are offering some great early
bird enrollment specials for this summer. Registration & Early Bird specials will
be available in February. If you have any questions about camp, please contact us
at 954-722-9537. JOIN the growing list of Torah Readers!! Read the Parsha from your Bar/Bat Mitzvah Read your favorite porAon! Read for a special event! Encourage a friend to read! Contact Sherry Klawsky for dates [email protected] or 954 791 8527 6
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SAVE THESE
DATES
FEBRUARY 28TH
Dueling Pianos
AAAAAAA
MARCH 20-21st
TBTST
Sisterhood Shabbat
Parashat Vayikra,
Rosh Chodesh Nisan
If you'd like to
participate, please
contact:
Susan Kaplan
[email protected]
754-235-2118
or
Elise Leonard
[email protected]
954-803-3040
AAAAAAA
MARCH 22nd
A Jewish Night
On Broadway
AAAAAAA
APRIL 19th
TBTST
Golf
Tournament
FEBRUARY 2015
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February
Calendar of Events
February 1st
Heb. School-9-11:45 a.m.
February3rd
Erev Tu B’Shvat
February 3rd
Hebrew School-4:15-9 p.m.
February 4th
Tu B’Shvat
February 6th
6:30-7:30-Dalet students
lead services
February 6th
Shabbat Dinner-7:30p.m.
February 7th
Jr. Congregtion - 9:3011:45 a.m.
February 8th
Hebrew School - 911:45 a.m.
February 8th
Minyan With The
Rabbi-10-11:00 a.m.
February 10th
Hebrew School - 4:159:00 p.m.
February15th
No Hebrew School
February 16th
President’s day-No ECC
February 17th
Hebrew School - 4:159:00 p.m.
February 21st
Jr. Congregtion-9:3011:45 a.m.
February 21st
Evening Confirmation class
February 22nd
Hebrew School - 911:45 a.m.
February 24th
Hebrew School - 4:159 p.m.
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Beit Sefer
By Ava Phillips-Education Director/Temple Administrator
As the first half of the year comes to a close and as we think
about Purim and Pesach literally just around the corner, we are
reminded of the goals that we set for this year. As educators
we think about what kinds of things we have done this year,
what changes have taken place and how we can improve on our
curricula for next year. What needs have not been addressed
and what really worked well this past semester? Everyone has a different idea of
what Jewish Education is all about and where it should be going in the next few
years and beyond. The difficulty in defining Jewish Education is a reflection of
the problems inherent in establishing goals and curricula for the Jewish school.
At one time it was assumed that the purpose of the Jewish school was to transmit
knowledge, skills and values. How this was done of course, depended on the
branch of Judaism under whose aegis a school was established. Often, it was felt
that the transmission of knowledge would automatically result in moral religious
behavior. After all, “the ignorant man cannot be pious.”
However, experience has shown that change in people are not caused by textbooks alone, that human interactions have as much to do with the development of
a child’s personality as a school-perhaps even more so. In providing the setting
for the acquisition of knowledge, the Jewish school expects parents to share in
the task of teaching their children diligently how to live as Jews. In the decades
that followed WW2, many parents abdicated that responsibility by becoming more
secularized. That became top priority and playing down their Judaism became less
important. The Jews were becoming Americanized or Canadianized depending
on where you settled and that became very important to us as Jews. The school
continued to influence children and adhere to Jewish values but this was rejected
openly by the parents.
The problems still remain very much the same. Many parents still work against
the school rather than with it. They can be discouraging when children attempt to
practice what they have learned and yet, they blame the school if the child does not
retain his or her identity. By now, it is clear to all of us as educators that parents
should be the real teachers of their children. The school should supplement and
reinforce what is lived at home and family education should be considered the
most viable supplement to the traditional Jewish classroom.
Another difficulty in today’s world is the isolation from other forms of Jewish
learning. As an entity unto itself, the Hebrew school is concerned mainly with
formal classroom experiences. Youth groups and summer camps were not seen as
educational and only in the last 10-15 years has that philosophy changed and we
have now begun to recognize that different kinds of learning are most effective at
various developmental stages of the child. We are very much into experimenting
with alternatives to formal education.
We encourage all of you to join us in any aspect of synagogue life and help us to
become a fabulous place to be here at Temple Beth Torah Sha’aray Tzedek.
Chavurach Report
The "Ru'ach" Chavurah enjoyed the Temple dinner after Friday night services
in November. They also participated in a Chanukah party in December where
everyone brought a dish. January is a good time to get together for wine tasting. Each couple chose a month to plan the activity for the group. We meet
the second Sunday of each month.
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Hang Ten, Sharks!
By: Samantha Gaynor
The TBTST Youth Department says “Aloha” to the 2015
annual Chapter Weekend. This three-day long, luau themed
experience takes place from February 13th-15th. The weekend will give our chapter a chance to bond in a special way
apart from conventions with other chapters. Some of the
great programs of the weekend include an “Untalent Show”
where participants get to display their hilarious abilities,
games of Whirlyball, and lots of ruach and mixers! The
USYers also enjoy a meaningful discussion on how to manage stress and anxiety
in high school while balancing the stressful tasks with the fun activities like USY.
In the past years, Chapter Weekends have taken place at everyone’s favorite outdoor
campground—Camp Owaissa Bauer in Homestead, Florida. Everyone loves the
chance to get in touch with the wild, especially at services in the nature, but this year
TBTST experiences a wonderful hotel as a new location for bonding. Pre-Kadima,
Kadima, and USY spend nights at the Lake Buena Vista Resort & Spa hotel in
Orlando and takes the bus to Universal for an extra special addition.
While usually Yom Disney takes place as a separate event, this year a trip to Orlando to visit Universal Studios is included in the Chapter Weekend itinerary. Yom
Universal is attended by all USYers of the Hanegev region which includes the three
sub regions: Arvot, Ein Gedi, and Mercaz. So, while Chapter Weekend will be all
about chapter bonding, TBTST will spend time with other groups as well while
they have a blast going on rides and spending time in Universal.
For the Hawaiian luau theme, one of the nights of the weekend is for dressing up
in your most colorful and bright floral luau attire. One luau shirt will be given
away and tropical games like limbo will be played. Who says sharks don’t like the
water? Surf’s up!
Sisterhood Scholarships
are available. Please contact the
Temple Office at 954-721-7660, ext. 110.
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Be a Shabbat greeter!
Want to leave services
with a smile on your face?
There is no better feeling than
to make others feel welcome
and to feel the peace of extending a “Shabbat Shalom”
or “GoodYom Tov” to others.
There are no special skills
involved, just show up, (on
time!), extend a smile and a
Shabbat Shalom leaflet. What
better way is there to feel a
part of the congregation?
Friday night 6:30 PM
Saturday morning 9:00 AM
Help us make a minyan!
We are the only Conservative
synagogue in Broward to
have daily minyan every
morning and evening, every
day of the year! Help us keep
it going and support those
who are saying Kaddish.
Volunteer to come to minyan!
You don’t have to know
Hebrew or any of the prayers
– just your presence will be
greatly appreciated.
This is a great way to celebrate
an event like a birthday or
anniversary. You’ll feel
so much better knowing
you’ve helped others!
Monday – Friday 7:45
AM and 6:00 PM
Sunday and secular holidays
8:30 AM and 5:00 PM
FEBRUARY 2015
The Sisterhood of TBTST
is pleased to present
the College Connection
program. We reach out to
our families whose sons and
daughters are away from
home to provide them with
a connection to TBTST.
College Connection provides
holiday gift packages during
the academic school year
and communicates quarterly
with students. To help us
stay in touch with your
college student, please let us
know their name and where
they are – you can drop the
information off at the office
or email it to Sisterhood copresident Jacqui Montag at
[email protected]
UPCOMING
SISTERHOOD EVENTS
February 8
Book review and
Lunch in Delray
February 22
Rabbi Amy Eilberg
Discussion & Dessert
7:00 pm
March 15
Leonard Rosendahl
March 20 & 21
Sisterhood Shabbat
April 26
Annual Fashion Show
and Luncheon
May 7
Speaker on Jews in the
Military
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TBTST SISTERHOOD
Ellen Feldman, President
When we joined the synagogue five years ago it never occurred to me
that five years later I would be embarking on a new “adventure” by
becoming president of Sisterhood. But then maybe it’s not so surprising after all. We came to then TBT not really knowing anyone at all,
but thanks to the warm and welcoming atmosphere it didn’t take long
for us to start feeling at home in our new congregation. But to really feel part of
the Temple community I knew Sisterhood would be my link, not just by attending
activities and programs, but by being on the board. I was immediately impressed
by the comradery, commitment, and the supportive and congenial atmosphere.
Sisterhood quickly gave me a community within a community and new friendships
were soon formed. Working on committees and programs only reinforced my observations that I was lucky to be part of such a terrific group of women. I was also
fortunate to join the congregation when the first Chavurah was being formed and
through this avenue our connection to the Temple deepened. Becoming part of the
now TBTST congregation has enhanced my life in so many ways. I look forward to
the next two years and know I have many awesome women who will be there with
me to continue the “terrific run” accomplished by Cheryl and Jacqui. On behalf
of all of Sisterhood, I want to thank them for their time, effort and hard work these
past three years. Yes, it was full of milestones and we will keep building on them.
Best of luck to both of you as you move on to other positions in the synagogue. I
also want to thank Linda Weintraub, Shari Baer, Barbara Eisensmith and Sheila
Ader for their continuing dedication to sisterhood and I welcome all our new board
members. I look forward to working with all of you.
As this edition of the Scroll goes to print, 17 women from our sisterhood will be
cruising on the Majesty of the Seas, joining other sisterhoods of the Florida Region
of Women’s League For Conservative Judaism. Seventeen women out a of total of
forty-four women! We are the largest contingent from all of Florida! More about
our “Wheels on Water II” weekend next month.
We are wasting no time in starting off the new year with a game night of Bunko
on Thursday, January 22nd. What a great way to mix and mingle while having fun.
Our program for February – Sunday, February 8th – takes us to Delray Beach for
brunch followed by a book review at the Murder on the Beach Mystery Book Store.
Be sure to join us! Sunday, February 22nd @7:00 p.m. Sisterhood will be hosting
Rabbi Amy Eilberg, the first woman ordained as a Conservative Rabbi. She will
share some of her personal thoughts followed by a dessert reception. Mark your
calendars for the following months as well:
Sunday, March 15th – Women’s Seder • Sunday, April 26th – Fashion Show
I welcome all of you and look forward to seeing you soon.
April 26
Annual Sisterhood Fashion Show and Luncheon
Details to follow
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Men’s Club
Barry Kanarek, M.D., President - [email protected]
I hope you all had a great New Year! We have a very exciting year
planned for 2015. I am glad to report that our membership is taking
a real interest in the Men’s Club and we expect a significant increase
in participation this year.
Our annual World Wide Wrap will be held this year on Sunday,
February 1st at 8:30 at the Temple. As always fathers and sons and
mothers and daughters are invited to attend. It will be a spiritual
event we will be sharing with Conservative Temples around the
world. Rabbi Gold as always will be discussing the mitzvah of Tefillin.
Dr. Alan Miller has arranged for members and interested members of the Men’s
Club to attend a Florida Panthers hockey game on Sunday, February 8th at 3 PM
against the current Division leading Nashville Predators. Fathers, sons, mothers
and daughters are all invited. The price is only $28/person which includes all fees.
We have great seats in the upper deck able to view the game unobstructed. If we
can get 50 attendees we may be able to get the Panther bus to pick us up! We also
plan on a tailgating party at the Temple prior to leaving for the Arena.
We are kicking off our Yom Hashoah Candle Program. This year it is the goal of
the FJMC to have a million candles lit in remembrance. Last year’s program was
a great success. As you might remember with every candle sent out we included
the name of a child who was murdered in the Holocaust along with the site and
date. It was so meaningful to know that when we lit our candles we were doing it
not only for loved ones we may have known, but for a child who might have been
completely forgotten.
We are also planning on a monthly Sunday breakfast with some very exciting
topics that should be of interest across all demographics.
If you are interested in joining or being an active participant of the club or have
any questions, please contact me at [email protected].
Simcha Section
Births
Jodi and Howard Mofsen are proud to welcome their grandson,
Jack Ryan Alexander born December 25 to their daughter
Samantha and her husband Derek.
Weddings
Janie and Allan Levine’s daughter, Lauren, married Brad Sobel.
Lori Cole and Robert Cole’s daughter, Stefanie,
married Adam Rosen.
Marilyn and Michael Moskowitz’s daughter, Jessica
married Jordan Isrow.
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Why Not Join a
Chavurah?
As part of our New Roads to
Engagement Project, Temple
Beth Torah Sha'aray Tzedek
is encouraging couples or
families to bring their common interests to the synagogue. This is not a religious
group, but a group of family
or friends that want to socialize together. Perhaps it is an
existing group of friends that
you join each month to have
dinner with, see a movie or
attend a play. Any group of
people with common interests can form a Chavurah.
Shortly, you will receive a
brochure and questionnaire
describing this concept,
and asking only for you to
complete and return the
questionnaire to the synagogue office. Based on your
responses, we will form a
group that fits your needs.
Please join with us as we
reach out and engage our
congregation. Watch for our
brochure!
Join
Cantor Angress
for Friday
Night Services
Come at 6 pm
for a
pre-oneg. Stay
to sing & enjoy
Shabbat.
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Temple Beth Torah Sha’aray Tzedek Sisterhood
Experience the Passover Seder
Through the Eyes of Women
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NAME: ______________________________________________________________ PHONE # ____________________________________________________________ EMAIL: ___________-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐
___________________________________________________ Number A4ending __________________ @ 18.00 Amount Enclosed ____________ Please make checks payable to: Temple Beth Torah Sha’aray Tzedek “Sisterhood” For more informaQon please contact: Sherry Klawsky 954-‐791-‐8527 [email protected] 5700 NW 94 Ave Tamarac, Florida 33321 Phone: 954 721 7660
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Why Not Join a
Committee?
As it happens, much of the
“work” of TBTST and most
of the planning takes place in
committees. So, committee membership is a great place to begin
becoming involved in synagogue
life. Every congregation relies on
its volunteers both to work and to
lead. Most committees are open to
all who are interested and willing
to participate.
Two committees that are very interested in finding new, enthusiastic members are the Membership
Committee, and the Marketing
and Communications Committee.
Volunteers are always welcome to
be part of ourTikkun Olam committee, the sponsors of our enormously successful annual Mitzvah
Day. The Rabbi is always looking
for people interested in the Adult
Education Committee. Our Ways
and Means Committee serves as a
program committee and manages
many of our synagogue events.
Extra hands are always sought
to help in those activities.
If you have children, you know
about our PTOs. Keep them in
mind as well.
Both the Sisterhood and the
Men’s Club sponsor programs and
support activities that benefit the
synagogue. They both do their
work in a social atmosphere and
many deep friendships have arisen
among their members. If the
notion of a committee conjures
up the world of corporations,
cubicles and bureaucracy (ours
are much friendlier by the way)
think about becoming active in
one of our auxiliaries.
Only you know what might
interest you and, if you do, let
the office know and they will put
you in touch with the relevant
chairperson. If you know that
you would like to help, but are
unsure about just what you might
enjoy doing, talk to one of the
officers of the congregation or to
the presidents of the Sisterhood
or the Men’s Club.
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Save the Date....Mitzvah Day is Coming!
By Jacqui Montag, Tikkun Olam Committee Chair
Mitzvah Day will be on Sunday, March 1, 2015. We will be doing a number of
meaningful and important projects. Some of the projects will be familiar to our
members, but we may have new projects to do after our committee meets.
We will need participation as well as donations in order to make Mitzvah Day a
success.
Wish List:
Volunteers---Nothing gets done by itself. If you’re interested, willing and able,
we can find a place for you. Just contact Jacqui Montag at [email protected]
or at 954-562-2002. We welcome new people to be on the committee and suggest
ideas for projects, as well as helpers on the actual day of the event.
Peanut Butter, Jelly, Bread---We make hundreds of sandwiches for the Broward
Cooperative Feeding Service.
Clothing---We are especially interested in clothing suitable for job interviews, polo
shirts of a single color that students can use as part of a uniform, formal wear for
Becca’s Closet and clothes for battered women trying to start new lives.
Luggage---As JAFCO’s older unadopted teens “age out” of the state support
system, they will need gently used or new luggage in which to pack their clothing.
Non-perishable food---We collect food year-round in our food cart and send it
to WECARE Food Bank. On Mitzvah Day we’d like to have a concentrated effort
for food donations because the need is very great. Paper towels, toilet paper and
diapers are also greatly needed and cannot be purchased with food stamps.
Help the Humane Society of Broward County---Bath towels, blankets and wash
cloths, Purell liquid sanitizer and Purell wipes, big rubber chew toys that can be
disinfected, ping pong balls for cats. paper towels, hand sanitizer and office supplies are all needed.
Blood Donation---We are working with One Blood to have a Bloodmobile on
premises on Mitzvah Day.
Visit Seniors at a Senior Residence---Each year a group visits with and entertains
seniors on Mitzvah Day. It’s a program that the seniors look forward to each year.
There will be other activities as well. Watch for details in a brochure that will be
mailed to every congregant next month. So if you’d like to have a great time and
do a mitzvah, make sure to mark your calendar for Sunday, March 1, 2015, for
Mitzvah Day.
Thank you,
The Membership Committee meets every month on
the first Wednesday at 7:00 pm. If interested, please
call Jody Glass at 954-263-6778 or email [email protected]. We hope you will join us.
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Come welcome Shabbat in a casual, relaxed, family
friendly, atmosphere filled with live music, dancing
and singing. Miss Lisa and her guitar will lead our
Rock ’N Tot Shabbat, so get ready for some fun!
Please call the ECC office with any questions,
954-722-9537 or [email protected]
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TEMPLE BETH TORAH
Sha’aray TzEdek
SISTERHOOD
Presents
RABBI AMY EILBERG
Sunday, February 22, 2015
7:00 pm at Temple Beth Torah Sha’aray Tzedek
Dessert will follow Rabbi Eilberg’s discussion
$5.00 per person
About Rabbi Eilberg
Rabbi Amy Eilberg is the first woman ordained as a Conservative
rabbi by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. After many
years of work in pastoral care and hospice, Rabbi Eilberg now
serves as a spiritual director, directs interfaith dialogue programs
in Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN, and teaches at United Theological
Seminary of the Twin Cities. She serves as a co-chair of the Civility Initiative of the Jewish Council on Public Affairs and teaches
the art of listening and peacebuilding in venues throughout the
country. Her book, From Enemy to Friend: Jewish Wisdom and
the Pursuit of Peace, was published by Orbis Books in March 2014.
Please return this form with checks made out to TBTST Sisterhood to Sherry Klawsky,
5720 SW 9th Street, Plantation FL 33317 no later than Feb. 8, 2015.
If you have any questions please call the Temple Office at 954-721-7660 or
email [email protected] for more information.
NAME: ________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS: ___________________________________ PHONE NUMBER: _________________________
AMT. OF TICKETS x $5.00 = $____________ENCLOSED.
Temple Beth Torah Sha’aray Tzedek, 5700 NW 94 Ave., Tamarac, FL 33321
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SHABBAT DINNER
February 6, 2015
Join us after Services for a Delicious Shabbat Dinner
Diamond Kosher Catering
prepared by
Must R.S.V.P. 954-721-7660 ext 110 by 4pm on Monday before dinner
______Chicken Marsala ______Salmon with Dill Sauce
Vegetarian Choice____
(Includes Salad, Orzo, Vegetables,
Dessert, Soda, Tea & Coffee )
Member
Non-Member
Adults
$21.00
$25.00
Children (4 - 12)
$ 9.00
$11.00
Children Under 4
n/c
n/c
# Adults ______ # Kids _______ Total Amount $__________
Please feel free to bring your own bottle of Kosher wine
Please fill out the form below and return to the Temple Office
____________________________________________________________________________
NAME___________________________________________ PH# _______________
Please seat with__________________________________Check #:___________
C/C #:________________________________________________Exp Date:_______
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Temple Beth Torah
ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE
Previews to upcoming entertainment events at Temple Beth Torah
(gently remove this section from your Scroll and save for future reference)
FEBRUARY 2015
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ANNUAL
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Men & Women Golfers Invited
WOODLANDS COUNTRY CLUB
4600 Woodlands Blvd. • Ft. Lauderdale • 954-731-2500
(1 block west of Rock Island Rd., on the South side of Commercial Blvd.)
SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 2015
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
7:15 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. .............................Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:00 a.m. ..............................................Shotgun Start
12:30 p.m. ............................................Hot Buffet Lunch & Award Presentation
FORMAT: Four Person Scramble
ENTRY FEE:
$125.00 per Golfer
Includes: Green Fees, Golf Cart, Goody Bag, Range Balls,
Valet Parking Beverages on the Course, Continental Breakfast & Lunch.
Guest Fee for Lunch...$25.00
PRIZES and AWARDS . . .
Low Team Net and Gross Scores • Low Mixed Team • Longest & Straightest Drives
Special Prize for Hole-In-One • Closest to the Pin and Others.
GREAT RAFFLE PRIZES & SILENT AUCTION
For Further Information, Please Call (954) 721-7660, ext. 110
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Golf Registration Form
You may sign up individually or as a group. Deadline for registration is April 7, 2015
Please register early as a full field is expected!
Name __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________________
Email Address ___________________________________________________________________________ Handicap ________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________ Lunch
Yes_____
No _____
Name __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________ Lunch
Yes_____
No _____
Name __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________ Lunch
Yes_____
No _____
Name __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________ Lunch
Yes_____
No _____
If you are interested in being a sponsor, please complete the following:
PLATINUM SPONSOR ..............................................................................................................$1,000
Includes:
• Free Foursome
• Hole Sign • Lunch for Guests • Lunch Table Sign
• Corporate Advertisement in Gift Bag
• Special Acknowledgement in Program and Appreciation Plaque
 GOLD SPONSOR..................................................................................................................... $ 575
Includes:
• Free Foursome
• Hole Sign • Special Acknowledgement in Program
 SPECIAL CONTEST SPONSOR ...............................................................................................$ 250
 HOLE SPONSOR ..................................................................................................................... $ 150
 TEE SPONSOR ........................................................................................................................ $ 100
Name to appear on sign: ______________________________________________________________

Contact Person: __________________________________________________ Phone:___________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Enclosed payment for:
Individual Players .................. $125 per player__________________________________
Anything in excess of $50.00, may be considered a charitable contribution
Guest for Lunch...................................... $25__________________________________
Sponsorship ................................ See Above__________________________________
TOTAL__________________________________
Appropriate Golf Attire Required
Please complete and
make checks payable to:
TEMPLE BETH TORAH SHA’ARAY TZEDEK
Mail To: Alan Dubrow
5401 N. University Drive, Suite 204
Coral Springs, FL 33067
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Temple Beth Torah Sha’aray Tzedek presents:
PURIM With STANLEY
You Are Cordially Invited To Attend
A Special Purim Celebration
Wednesday, March 4th@630pm
Come in costume or wear your Panther gear. Prizes for Best Attire!
SPECIAL GUEST STAR- STANLEY PANTHER
6:30PM MEGILLAH READING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Join us for delicious Hamentaschen after Megillah reading.
For more info call us at 954-721-7660
PRECEDED BY SPAGHETTI DINNER at 5:15pm-Sign up now!
_______________________________________
Dinner Reservation Form:
Name_____________________
Number of People______ x $5.00 per person $_______
**************Children 2 Years and Under FREE**************
Credit Card #__________________________________________________
Expiration Date___________
or
Check Number_____________
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TBTST MEN’S CLUB
PRESENTS
FAMILY HOCKEY NIGHT
vs
Sunday, February 8, 2015
at 3:00 pm
The Gates open 3 hours before the game starts.
TBTST Men’s Club will be able to use Panther parking lot for tailgating party
2 hours before games. TBTST Men’s Club will be selling
hot dogs, burgers and drinks.
Price is $28 which includes all fees.
We will be in Upper Deck-Section 128-Rows 16-26.
There is a Parking fee of $20 per vehicle.
If we leave from the Temple we can Carpool.
If we get 50 tickets sold we may be able to get a Panther
Bus. There is only one, so it is first come first serve.
Please return this form to the Temple office with your check made payable to:
TBTST Men’s Club no later than January 15, 2015
NAME: ________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS: ___________________________________ PHONE NUMBER: _________________________
AMT. OF TICKETS x $28.00 = $____________ENCLOSED. CAR POOL YES________ NO_________
If you have any questions please call Dr Alan Miller at 954-815-2644 for more information
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Join our Journey
New Twists to Timeless Tales:
Re-Discovering the Book of Genesis
Learning with Dr. Murray H. Lichtenstein
Wednesday Evenings 7:30pm
Dr. Murray H. Lichtenstein was a tenured professor of classical and Oriental
Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York, where he taught for
some twenty-four years. While at Hunter, he received the President's Award
for Excellence in Teaching. Professor Lichtenstein received his doctorate in
ancient Semitic languages and literature from Columbia University. He also
studied at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He authored the chapter on
biblical poetry in the widely acclaimed book Back to the Sources and was a
contributor to The Encyclopedia Judaica, The Encyclopedia of Religion and
the published work Jews, Christians, and the Theology of Hebrew
Scriptures. He has also published numerous articles on ancient Near Eastern
and biblical topics in professional journals. We are thrilled to have Professor
Lichtenstein teaching for us!
February 18 & March 18
5700 NW 94 Ave Tamarac, Florida 33321 Phone: 954 721 7660
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Getting to Know Us!
Order Your “Personalized”
Temple Beth Torah Sha’aray Tzedek
Metalic - Magnetic
above is an example
Order Form
For each name tag enter the name requested.
Name #1
Name #2
Total Number of Name Tags Ordered ___ @ $5.00 per Tag = ______
I wish to make a donation to support this project: $______
Please return this order form with either check or cash payment in an envelope to the temple office.
Name tags will be available prior to the High Holidays. Orders must be received no later than June 1st
2015. Questions: Contact Sherry Klawsky 954 791 8527 or [email protected]
Name: ____________________ Telephone Number ______________
Email Address: ____________________________________________
12-7-14
5700 NW 94 Ave Tamarac, Florida 33321 Phone: 954 721 7660
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Tree of Life
The tree has always been a symbol of
life and strength in the Jewish tradition. The parts of the tree depend upon
one another just as those in need in
our community depend upon Temple
Beth Torah Sha'aray Tzedek for help
and support.
In the same manner, Temple Beth
Torah Sha'aray Tzedek depends upon
the generosity of our community to
enable us to continue to provide that
support. The Tree of Life is the perfect
symbol to allow us to recognize the
generous donors who, in turn, help
us to continue providing necessary
services to our community.
Consider honoring a friend or relative’s birthday, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, anniversary, etc.
or using this as a memorial gift. By purchasing a leaf for the Tree of Life, you will not
only be helping the Tree to grow, but you will also be helping TBTST to grow, now and
in the future.
There are gold, silver and bronze leaves available at a price of $180.
If you are interested in supporting TBTST, please contact our office and we will gladly
assist you. You can also email [email protected] or make your donation online at
www.tbtst.org.
Thank you for your donation.
Consider TBTST
For Your Next
Simcha
CONSIDER TBTST FOR YOUR NEXT SIMCHA
954-721-7660
. 110
Your next simcha will be one of
your family'sext
milestones,
a day you will talk about for years to come. You
Your next simcha will be one of your family’s
wantmilestones,
the day to abeday
memorable
and
you for
want
to look
back on it fondly. Come and tour our magnificent
you will talk
about
years
to
come. You want the day to be memorable and
Social
Hall,
our
state-of-the-art
Kosher
Kitchen,
our
adjoining
Bride's Room, and our beautiful lobby.
you want to look back on it fondly. Come and
tour our magnificent Social Hall, our state of the
All are
designed with one idea – to make your simcha at TBTST one that will exceed your standard of
art Kosher Kitchen, our adjoining Bride’s Room,
and
our beautiful Lobby. All are designed with
excellence.
one idea—to make your simcha at TBTST one
Our Distinguished Catering Panel:
that will exceed your standard of excellence.
Our Distinguished
Catering Panel:
Sterling Kosher Caterers
Ask for Jonathan or Avi
954-680-4787
Sterling Kosher Caterers
Ask
for
Jonathan
or Avi - 954-680-4787
Old Florida Kosher
Caterers
Ask for Barbara or David
954-561-1877
Diamond Kosher Caterers
Ask for Eric
954-438-8998
Diamond Kosher Caterers
Ask for Eric - 954-438-8998
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Rabbi's Discretionary Fund
Donor Jacquelyn Bell
Susan & Edward Biederman
Brandy & Leonard Cohen
Jill & Dan Cytryn
Mortimer Geisler
Flossie Herman
Elaine Neuringer
Frances Reiser
Renee & Steve Schwartz
Betty Semel
Dorothy Shooster
David & Ellen Sloan
Donor
General Donation
Happy Hanukkah
General Donation
General Donation
General Donation
Misheberach for Harvey Herman
Thank you, Rabbi Gold and Rabbi Kieffer
Misheberach for Larry Reiser
Misheberach for Heather Schwartz
Misheberach
General Donation
General Donation
In Honor Of
Donor
In Memory Of
Caryn & Alan Dubrow
Barbara & Jeff Eisensmith
Ellen & Harvey Feldman
Ellen & Harvey Feldman
Ellen & Harvey Fledman
Cecile Gorelick
Evy and Stu Lenoff
Jacqui and Barry Montag
Howard Leibov
Milton Glass
Milton Glass
His beloved father
Her beloved mother
Howad Leibov
Howard Milchman
Father, Louis Epstein
Shirley Ganz Good health to David Cohn and family
Nancy & Mitch Small Art & Sharon Langer’s grandson, Spencer becoming a bar mitzvah.
Nancy & Mitch Small
The marriage of Jessica and Jordan Isrow
Donor
Deanna Preston
Deanna Preston
Seth Policzer
Pamela Frank
Milton Glass
Milton Glass
Deanna Preston
Deanna Preston
Pre-School Scholarship Fund
Marvin Kaleky
Marvin Kaleky
Marvin Kaleky
In Memory Of
Eleanor Maisell
Paul Pomerantz
Beatrice Pomerantz
Condolences
The Ruth W. Shapiro
Memorial Fund
Rochelle Haber
General Donations
Donor
In Memory Of
Melvin Altschul
Ron & Risa Askin
Beebe Family
Michael Berkowitz
Ethel Birnbaum
Janet Frank-Chudnow
Ellen Milchman
Elaine Nueringer
Donor
In Honor Of
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We mourn the loss of long time member, Selma Brenner.
Sergio Kostzer and family mourn the loss of his grandfather, Gregorio Loschak.
We mourn the loss of long time member, Martin Sager.
Valerie Mercado and family mourn the loss of her mother, Deanna Preston.
David Wolkin-Grudin mourns the loss of his father, the renowned Cantor Abraham Wolkin
In Memory Of
Asheri Engelman
DONATIONS IN HONOR OF PINK SHABBAT DECEMBER 6, 2014
Albe Altmark
Bruce & Joanna Berkowitz
Michael & Fern Brooker
Phyllis Eisenberg
Glenn & Lisa Garrett
Allan & Caren Gottesman
Scott & Beth Jarvis
Stewart & Sherry Klawsky
Herbert & Faye Kronberg
Elise Leonard
Nat & Marilynn Levine
Jerrold Levy
Helen Mann
Jacqui & Barry Montag
Frances Reiser
Ruth Spectre
IN HONOR
Sylvia & Sam Altmark
1st B'day Clara Flora Tobak
Pink Shabbat
Pink Shabbat
3 daughters Amy, Elyssa & Jessica
Our children & grandchildren
TBTST Sisterhood
Joanna Berkowitz
Pink Shabbat
Sherry Klawsky & Cheryl Temkin
Pink Shabbat
Sheila Romanowitz
Pink Shabbat
Sister Georgene Winick
Pink Shabbat
Cheryl Temkin
Michael & Sheila Ader
Albe Altmark
Beth Birnbaum
Marianne Cohen
Harvey & Ellen Feldman
Larisa Gruszka
Gloria Keiser
Jacklyn Lerner
David Mandel
Marci Ronik
Charles & Sally Rothman
Ruth Spectre
IN MEMORY
Natalie Herman & Pauline Zalen
Gloria Altmark
Abraham & Sophie Altman
My Parents
Our Parents
Benjamin Gruszka
Harvey & Sally Brownstein
Bernard Lerner
Family Perished in Holocaust
Mother Arlene Messina
Sadie & Samuel Rothman
Rabbi Efry Spectre
PRAYERS FOR THE SICK
If a relative or friend is suffering from an illness, perhaps you would like to recite a special prayer for the speedy recovery
of the ailing person. Traditionally, the Hebrew name of the sick person and the Hebrew name of the sick person's mother are
mentioned during the prayer. It would be helpful if you would provide us with this information when you make your request.
Prayers for the recovery of the sick are customarily accompanied by a gift to a deserving charity. The merit of this kind
deed arouses God's mercy and His powers of healing. Although any amount is deemed appropriate on such an occasion, a gift
of CHAI - $18 - or multiples of 18 - is particularly fitting when pleading for a person's recovery from sickness.
CHAI in Hebrew means life. The two Hebrew letters which constitute the word - CHET and YUD - have the numerical
equivalents of eight and ten respectively, together yielding the sum of eighteen. For this reason it has become a custom to give
charity in the amount of CHAI when praying for the well-being of a suffering person.
Enclosed please find a contribution in the sum of $______________________________________________________
Please make a Misheberach (Prayer for the recovery) for:
Name (English)__________________________________________________________________________________
(Hebrew)_______________________Mother's Name (Hebrew)____________________________________________
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Lena Rosenbaum
Gertrude Owsowitz
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Nathan German
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Irv Lissauer
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Tova Malamud
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Samuel Sheinberg
Louis Smith
Joel Leuchter
Rebecca Berger
Murray Olewitz
Sanford Hahn
Abraham Derevensky
Nathan Gaynor
Elsie Beekman
Malka Hafetz
Sol Kappel
Charles Cooperman
Jean Dykan
Charles Werksman
Elka Loiben
Paul Magelowitz
Shirley Gutman
Mel Birnbaum
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Sylvia Iglowitz-Lesh
DoraCohen
Leonard Ross
Joseph Berger
Sidney Friedman
Miriam Sonsky
Frances Cooperman
William Kravetsky
FayeMargolies
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Marvin White
Lilly Eisler
Leo Schlanger
George Rosen
Anna Weiss
Sheldon Altschul
Clara Glasberg
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Sammy Megibow
Rosa Silber
Paulette Kenagen
Manny Schlanger
O. David Tell
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Donald Workman
Milton Baron
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Nathan Pearlman
Henry Usher
Belle Oremland
Samuel Weiser
Joseph Weiser
Israel Stern
Sue Chechanover
Sarah Zalesch
Mark Ader
Stanley Papeika
Bella Friedman
Laura Kravetzky
Alfred Zehngut
Solomon Kamelhair
Helen Papeika
Jose Magrisso
Esther Assa
Celia Randman
Jack Kleiner
Morris Dicker
Rose Sattler
Harold Shub
Jeffrey Epstein
Joseph Langer
Ida Gutter
Become an important part of TBTST's Social Action Committee’s
Mazon Project
The WECARE community outreach program operates a food pantry that provides over 3,500 bags of groceries each year to our neighbors in need
regardless of race, religion, age, gender or nationality. We could not accomplish this important mitzvah if not for the generous donations we receive year round from caring individuals, organizations, schools, synagogues and businesses in our community. Thanks to United Way of Broward
County, we are also able to distribute fresh produce to needy people through Project Lifeline.
Donations are greatly needed and appreciated to keep our shelves stocked so we can help the many men, women and children needing our
services throughout the year. Currently, WECARE provides enough free non-perishable food and fresh produce to prepare over 65,000 meals for
our neighbors in need.
WECARE also collects small toiletry items, provides free medical equipment loans including wheelchairs, walkers and canes, distributes handknitted items to nursing home residents, and collects eyeglasses and hearing aids that are sent to New Eyes for the Needy. Donations of toiletry
items and medical equipment are very much appreciated.
Facts about Hunger in Broward County
According to Million Meals Committee, there are 19 active food pantries in Broward County inclusive of the Soref JCC WECARE Food Pantry, and
4 active food banks. The Broward Regional Health Planning Council, Inc., Food Security Survey Report notes that 44% of all students enrolled in
Broward County elementary schools qualify for free and reduced lunches. 15% of 56,873 Broward children live in poverty.
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DONOR
Jack Adler
Esta Allen
Sylvia Alexander
Sylvia Alexander
Rose Barbanel
Susan Bazer
Susan Berkman
Lori Brenman
Lori Brenman
Dr. Abby Brodie
Nat Caplan
Erhla Cantor
Bernard Cohen
Carol Cohen
Harriet Cohen
Harriet Cohen
Harriet Cohen
Joyce Davidowitz
Phyliss Donn
Adeline Dorfman
Alene Egol
Frances Faver
Bette Fass
Bette Fass
Minnie Fink
Ethel Fried
Georgia Feingold
Martin Friedman
Martin Friedman
Nancy Gallant
Sybil Gass
Mortimer Geisler
Mortimer Geisler
Mortimer Geisler
Mortimer Geisler
Mortimer Geisler
Marcia Gelband,
Fern Gelber
Irving Genser
Natalie Goldstein`
Shimon Goldstein
Trudy Goodwin
Burton Greenberg
Goldie Greenstein
Gail Gross
Ann Esposito
Debbie Godofsky
Shirley Hecht
Melvin Heichman
Phyllis Hirsch
Phyllis Hirsch
Elaine Hutt
Karen Johnson
Esther Kalish
Libby Kaner
Richard Kaplan
Florence Katz
Florence Katz
Barbara Kinitsky
Eric Katcher
Malvin Klein
Herman Klarman
Jerome Korotzer
Joan Lamm
Joan Lamm
Judy Lieberman
Richard Lieberman
Meyer Lemo
SHEVAT / ADAR 5775
Yahrzeit Donations
IN MEMORY OF
DONOR
Mother-in-Law, Sarah Rauschwald
Father, Frank Korotzer
Mother, Yetta Baratz
Father, Joseph Baratz
Mother, Pearl Hutt
Father, Philip Feldman
Father, Lawrence Wald
Husband, Murry Apelbaum
Uncle, Bernard Eller
Father, Arthur Levinson
Mother, Bella Caplan
Father, Murray Niman
Father, Joseph Cohen
Father, Al Newman
Grandfather, Sol Cohen
Sister, Sheila Fendler
Mother, Pauline Korn
Relative, Kitty Fensterheim
Father, Stanley Weiner
Brother-in-Law, David Huchlerin
Mother, ,Bertha Egol
Husband, Harry Faver
Beloved, Tobias Fass
Brother, Arnold Posner
Husband, James Fink
Husband, Joseph Fried
Husband, Lawrence Feingold
Father, Samuel Friedman
Mother, Reva Friedman
Grandfather, Louis Shapiro
Husband, Saul Gass
Relative, Enid Geisler
Relative, Max Geisler
Relative, Maxwell Geisler
Relative, Sarah Grossman
Relative, Simon Grossman
Father, Louis Cohen
Mother, Sylvia Sherman
Mother, Rebecca Genser
Mother, Blanche Schneiderman
Father, Moshe Goldstein
Relative, Jack Goodwin
Mother, Celia Teiger
Husband, Samuel Greenstein
Mother, Bunny Weitz
Mother, Frances Zippin
Father, Oscar Nussdorf
Mother, Lillian Russ
Mother, Kitty Heichmen
Mother, Lena Lang
Father, David Lang
Mother, Ethel Greenstein
Father, Marvin Abate
Mother, Cywia Rosner
Mother-in-Law, Rebecca Kaner
Father, Abraham Kaplan
Sister, Charlotte Jacobson
Mother, Eva Ruslin
Father, Fred Lander
Father, Milton Katcher
Husband, Joseph Klein
Brother, Robert Klarman
Father, Frank Korotzer
Sister, Tina Haguel
Father, Harry Fox
Brother, George Werner
Mother, Marsha Gorin
Wife, Sylvia Lemo
IN MEMORY OF
Sharon Lemo
Iris Levenberg
Iris Levenberg
Trudi Lewkowitz
Nat & Marilynn Levine
Marshall Lieberman
Roslyn Mancinelli
Arnold Milrot
Jacqueline Montag
Allen Moses
Minnie Pasternack
Stanley Pearlman
Dr. James & Ava Phillips
Ruth Pilberg
David Pinchevsky
Marci Ronik
Marci Ronik
Annie Rose
Edward Rosenbaum
Sara Rosenbaum
Steven Ross
Martin Rothkopf
Zenda Rutansky
Samuel Sager
Racquel G. Salka
Micki Salomon
Steve Sax
Glenda Sandhouse
Gilda Saul
Morton Schulman
Rhoda Schulman
Gert Schoor
Arthur Schorr
Gerald Schwartz
Audrey Seyffert
Steve Shulak
Philip Singer
Philip Singer
Michele Seldin
Dorothy Small
Mitchell Small
Ruth Solomon
Ruth Solomon
Ruth Solomon
Selma Solomon
Austin Sonsky
Rochelle Stempler
Ann Tepfer
Charlotte Teich
Arline Walker
Claire Wein
Charlotte Weiner
Ann Wiener
Raymond Weinstein
Lois Weisman
Martin Weiss
Marcia Wilk
Deena Yaker
Sherwin Yaker
Susan Winters
Laurie Workman
Estelle Zucker
Beverly Zuckerman
Beverly Zuckerman
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Mother, Sylvia Lemo
Father, Fred Levenberg
Mother, Augusta Levenberg
Mother, Norma Dicker
Dear Friend, Kenneth Mintz
Mother, Rebecca Lieberman
Mother, Doris Halpern
Father, Benjamin Milrot
Father, Morris Reicher
Beloved, Lily Moses
Father, Seymour Levy
Mother, Mollie Pearlman
Son, Nathan Phillips
Brother, Chaim Yosef Glucksmann
Mother, Dora Pinchevsky
Mother, Arlene Messina
Stepfather, Joseph Messina
Father, Max Striar
Father, Harry Rosenbaum
Mother, Dora Petock
Grandmother, Mae Mandelman
Father, Irving Rothkopf
Sister, Martha Friedman
Relative, Clara Sager
Husband, Isidore Salka
Father, Robert Simon
Mother, Floris Sax
Father, Seymour Moed
Mother, Sally London
Father, Alexander Schulman
1st Husband, Barry Kelner
Husband, David Shoor
Wife, Sylvia Schorr
Father, Aaron Schwartz
Mother, Beatrice Feldman
Brother, Stanley Shulak
Grandfather, Jacob Kuchinsky
Grandmother, Rose Kuchinsky
Mother-in-Law, Minette Seldin
Father-in-Law, Harry Small
Father, Joseph Small
Mother, Rebecca Jacobs
Father, Jake Jacobs
Father-in-law, Louis Solomon
Husband, ,Larry Solomon
Father, Sam Sonsky
Father, Hyman Moreines
Mother, Ida Berger
Mother, Bella Noble
Grandfather, Nathan Feldman
Beloved, Sam Goodman
Mother, Pearl Richelson
Mother, Lina Maier
Father, Howard Weinstein
Mother, Beatrice Feldman
Grandmother, Pauline Weiss
Husband, Murray Wilk
Father, Sigmund Schaffer
Mother, Rosalind Yaker
Father, Irving Lomove
Grandmother, Florence Workman
Husband, George Zucker
Mother, Molly Goldstein
Father, Benjamin Goldstein
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Pd. Adv.
GUS GARMIZO, O.D., F.A.A.O.
Board Certified Optometric Physician
Fellow American Academy of Optometry
EYECARE
• Low Vision Specialists
• State-of-the-Art Computerized Technology
• Laser Vision Correction
• Treatment of Eye Diseases including Glaucoma & Cataracts
CONTACT LENSES
• Difficult Contact Lens Cases Welcome
• Large Inventory in Stock
EYECARE
• The largest selection of eyeglasses, frames, from budget to designer frames (over 2500 frames)
• Most Insurances Accepted • Medicare Accepted
• Lab on premises • Emergencies Seen Same Day
*** NEW LOCATION ***
7822 North University Drive
(954) 726-0204
(on the Kings Point Bus Route #3)
Temple Member
2825 North University Drive • Suite 350 • Coral Springs, FL 33065
Auto, Bike, Bus, Motorcycle
Nursing Home Neglect
Trip or Slip and Fall
Other Negligence
32 years experience
Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer
Past President Broward County
Trial Lawyers Association
More than 100 Personal Injury Trials
Pd. Adv.
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Pd. Adv.
Pd. Adv.
Pd. Adv.
Pd. Adv.
5066 North Hiatus Road • Sunrise, Florida 33351
(954) 741-4200
Fax: (954) 741-5821
Email: [email protected]
www.pip.com/sunriseFL
Since 1980
Pd. Adv.
Steve & Ellen Sax
Temple Members
Pd. Adv.
Bruce Goldfarb, e-PRO®
REALTOR®
[email protected]
City Real Estate Corporation
4500 University Drive
Coral Springs, FL 33065
Cell 954.290.2193
Business 954.752.8007
Voice 954.570.8007
Fax 954.755.0715
Pd. Adv.
Temple Member
Each Office is Independently Owned And Operated
Pd. Adv.
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ELISE R. LEONARD, M.D.
Board Certified Ophthalmologist
I’ll Treat You Like Family
Choosing a doctor to trust with the
care of your eyes, your precious sight,
can be a difficult decision. You want
someone board-certified, professional
and experienced. But you also want a
doctor who will take the time to listen
to you, explain things and treat you with
kindness and respect.
I have been in practice since 1982,
caring for patients with a personal touch. Whether it’s an eye
exam or surgery, you’ll get the best I have to give. You’ll be
treated the way you know you should be.
Like family.
Cataract • Glaucoma
Laser Surgery
Medicare Assignment Accepted
954-746-7040
8890 W. Oakland Park Blvd., Suite 300
Sunrise
Temple Member
Pd. Adv.
Pd. Adv.
Pd. Adv.
Pd. Adv.
Pd. Adv.
Temple Member
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(west of Pine Island Road, south side of street)
Temple Member
MONDAY
SHEVAT / ADAR 5775
SUNDAY
8:30 am Services
World Wide Wrap
6:00 pm Superbowl Party
5:00 pm Services
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
TUESDAY
7:45 am Services
4:15 pm Hebrew School
6:00 pm Services
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 2015
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
7:00 pm Membership Mtg.
FRIDAY
7:45 am Services
6:30 pm Kabbalat Shabbat
DALET SERVICE
7:30 pm Shabbat Dinner
7:45 am Services
CANDLE LIGHTING
5:54 pm
24 Shevat
JR. CONGREGATION
9:00 am Services
5:45 pm Mincha
25 Shevat
9:00 am Shabbat Services
6:00 pm Mincha
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18 Shevat
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SATURDAY
THURSDAY
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
7:00 pm Sisterhood Mtg.
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CANDLE LIGHTING
Tu Bi'Shvat
5:49 pm
15 Shevat
12 Shevat
17 Shevat
16 Shevat
14
Shevat
13
Shevat
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13
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
23 Shevat
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
22 Shevat
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
21 Shevat
20 Shevat
8:30 am Services
9:00 am Sunday School
9:45 am Minyan w/Rabbi
5:00 pm Services
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
6:30 pm Executive Meeting 7:30 pm Temple Board Meeting
19 Shevat
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
5 Adar
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
7:00 pm Men's Club Mtg.
7:45 am Services
ROSH CHODESH
7:00 pm Sisterhood Board Mtg. 2 Adar
1 Adar
JR. CONGREGATION
6:00 pm Confirmation Class
6:00 pm Mincha
7:00 pm Sisterhood Havdalah
Event
ROSH CHODESH
30 Shevat
CANDLE LIGHTING
5:59 pm
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Mincha
7:30 pm Dueling Pianos
9 Adar
CANDLE LIGHTING
6:03 pm
7 Adar
8 Adar
6 Adar
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
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29 Shevat
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
7:00 pm Tai Chi
7:00 pm Lecture
Dr. Lichtenstein
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16
17
18
19
20
21
8:30 am Services
5:00 pm Services
28 Shevat
27 Shevat
26 Shevat
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
7:45 am Services
6:00 pm Services
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4 Adar
8:30 am Services
9:00 am Sunday School
9:30 am Rap w/Rabbi
5:00 pm Services
7:00 pm Rabbi Amy Eilberg
Discussion & Dessert
3 Adar
FEBRUARY 2015
Consider TBTST
for Your Next
Simcha
Your next simcha, be it
a bar or bat mitzvah, an
anniversary party or a
wedding, will be one of
your family’s milestones
– a day you will talk
about for years to come.
You want the day to be
memorable and you want
to look back on it fondly.
That is why when we
built our new building
we created a welcoming
facility for catered events.
Our magnificent new
social hall, our state
of the art kitchen, our
adjoining bride’s room,
and our very attractive
lobby have all been
designed with one idea –
to make simchas that are
celebrated at TBTST those
that will meet everyone’s
standard of excellence.
Our
caterers
are
dedicated to helping to
organize and manage
your event and to
meet your needs and
expectations.
Please contact our
Temple Office (954) 7217600 to obtain more
information about our
caterers and our facilities.
SHEVAT / ADAR 5775
Rabbi...........................................................................................................Michael Gold
Cantor....................................................................................................Jonathan Angress
Education Director/Temple Administrator.....................................................Ava Phillips
Business Manager..............................................................................................Ken Kahn
Early Childhood Director........................................................................... Sydney Berlin
Youth Director.............................................................................................Diana Rakitin
CONGREGATION OFFICERS
President........................................................................................................Nancy Small
Executive Vice-President.......................................................................... Amir Watynski
Activities Vice-President......................................................................... Valerie Mercado
Membership Vice-President............................................................................. Jody Glass
Vice President At Large............................................................................... David Berger
Treasurer.......................................................................................................... Alan Paley
Financial Secretary................................................................................ Stewart Klawsky
Recording Secretary...................................................................................Jacqui Montag
Communications Secretary........................................................................Cheryl Temkin
Immediate Past President.....................................................................Jeffrey Eisensmith
SCROLL STAFF
Associate Editor..........................................................................................Steven Siegel
Associate Editor..............................................................................................Sandi Katz
Associate Editor....................................................................................Aleta Wasserman
We welcome letters, comments and contributed material. Please contact
The Scroll at [email protected]
Important Synagogue Phone Numbers and E-mail Addresses
Main Office.............................................................................................. (954) 721-7660
Early Childhood Center............................................................................ (954) 722-9537
Temple Fax #............................................................................................ (954) 720-0967
Administrative Assistant, Donna Rosier.......... ext. [email protected]
Business Manager, Ken Kahn.......................... ext. 131................. [email protected]
Rabbi Michael Gold......................................... ext. 123.......... [email protected]
Cantor Jonathan Angress.................................. ext. 116.................. [email protected]
Youth Director, Diana Rakitin.......................... ext. 122........ [email protected]
Education Dir./Temple Adm., Ava Phillips....... ext. 125...... [email protected]
Early Childhood Director, Sydney Berlin........ ext. [email protected]
Early Childhood Office, Kari Askin................. ext. [email protected]
President, Nancy Small (voice mailbox) ......... ext. 135............. [email protected]
Men's Club, Barry Kanarek ....................................................... [email protected]
Sisterhood, Ellen Feldman.........................................................sisterhood@TBTST.org
Membership, Jody Glass............................................................membership@tbtst.org
Giftshop........................................................................................ [email protected]
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IMPORTANT DATED MATERIAL
PLEASE EXPEDITE!
www.tbtst.org
IT'S NEW........EASY TO USE
Come visit our NEW website & view
• The Rabbi's weekly message
• Pictures of our pre-school and Hebrew school children
• Applications
• Pictures from our social events
• Up-to-date details of our calendar and upcoming events.
• Ability to download, view and listen to the blessings before and after the Torah readings.
• The Temple telephone and email directory
• View pictures of our giftshop items.
If you haven't viewed our website, NOW IS THE TIME, see what is
going on at the Temple, check out the calendar, learn the prayers, etc.
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