A Sacred Journey of Understanding

The Temple
--
Congregation Ohabai Sholom
Join Rabbi Schiftan on an extraordinary afternoon:
A Sacred Journey of Understanding:
From Belle Meade to Murfreesboro
A Visit to the Murfreesboro Mosque
Sunday, October 27th 1-5 pm
• Be part of the first Jewish group to be invited to share an afternoon of honest
dialogue with the Imam and members of the Murfreesboro Mosque.
• Tour the new mosque, source of controversy in the Murfreesboro community.
• Learn about their struggle for acceptance in their community & affirm their
First Amendment rights and safeguards.
• Break (kosher and Halal) bread with our Muslim neighbors.
• Bus(es) will leave from The Temple at 1:00 & return by approximately 5:00 pm.
Call/Email Mitzie
(352-7620/[email protected])
to reserve your space on the bus.
Reservations will close on October 15th.
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The Temple
5015 Harding Road
Nashville, TN 37205
Phone: 615-352-7620
Fax: 615-352-9365
The Blessing of Making Our Lives a
Blessing to Others
(from Rabbi Schiftan’s 2013 Kol Nidre Sermon)
Our heritage informs us of the lessons we are to teach; our rabbis
instruct us and often inspire us as to why those lessons should matter
so much to us; and we have the extraordinary opportunity, in with our
Executive Staff
lives, and within our own lifetimes, to model those lessons for all those
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who come after us. They are the teachable moments we create through
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personal example.
Rabbi Schiftan
It is in that same spirit that I’m inviting you to travel with me to the
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Murfreesboro
mosque,
to
stand by the side of our Muslim neighbors, who wish to affirm their
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First Amendment rights, to worship openly and safely, in their sanctuary, free from threats of
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vitriol... or violence. Even though our people, sadly, are no strangers to the very real and current
Rabbi Emeritus
Rabbi Laureate
threats of Islamic extremism from abroad, including those aimed at the State of Israel --here, in
America -- we place the protections of the Constitution above our fears of the other, and we
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place the religious rights of others, among the highest values we cherish for all Americans.We do
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so not only for ourselves alone, but for all Americans, including those of other faiths, and those of
other religious minorities...including those with whom -- on certain agendas -- we might dissent,
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or differ, or disagree. In fact, this is often the truest test of the application of our Jewish values
-- do we apply them even towards those with whom we differ, or with whom -- in some measure
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-- we may dissent, or disagree?
Director of Finance & Operations.
To pray without fear of persecution; to gather as a community of faith, without fear; to teach
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tolerance, and understanding, even in the face of xenophobia, and hatred: This is our sacred duty.
And if Jews are not forever in the lead in defending these rights...who will be?
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Let us not forget: In a different time, in a different place, there were those who wished to
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deny us those very rights and liberties. Synagogues were destroyed, our sacred books and sacred
scrolls were set ablaze...and the fires of that hatred... only served to fan even greater flames...
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which didn’t end with the mere burning of books.
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This is why I’m inviting you to join me on a journey to the Murfreesboro mosque: Because in a
different time, but in this very place, even here, in America, and right here, in places in the South,
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Director of Membership &
like Atlanta, and Nashville, it was we who were not always welcomed by our neighbors. Our faith
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made those of other, more dominant faiths uncomfortable. Our very presence, and practices,
made others suspicious of our motives.There were threats of intimidation; ugly incidents of hate
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inspired graffiti placed upon the walls of our sanctuaries to frighten us, and the attempts and
actual detonations of bombs, designed to destroy us, and to silence us.
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Elie Weisel once wrote: “I swore never to be silent whenever and wherever human beings
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endure suffering and humiliation. We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor,
never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.”
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Inspired by our tradition, reminded by our rabbis, we are a people that has always found
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our voice. We teach with empathy and model by example; and we choose selflessness -- always
-- over silence.
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On the wall just outside this sanctuary, hangs a mosaic, a magnificent tapestry of stone, one
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whose design continues to define a courageous statement made by this sacred congregation. It is
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a statement about who we were, and who we are; it was, and is, a statement about before whom
we stand, and a statement about that for which we stand. It was, and is, a blessing, of sorts, to
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our
children, and a reminder to us, of where we come from, and to whom we belong: A band of
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slaves, transformed into holy people.
More than merely displaying a beautiful mosaic, we set down before us, a powerful marker: Officers
A proud expression of our belief, that people of all races, of all faiths, of all ethnicities, and
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Ralph Levy ...................... Vice President views disagree with our own -- all are created with equal worth --all are created in God’s very
image -- all are to be welcomed, right here, with us. All are worthy of God’s blessing, as God’s Martin Sir.................................Treasurer children, alongside our own precious children. It is that very teaching, that shared tradition, that
Joyce Friedman.......................Secretary same value base -- that is also part of the blessing which we extend, not only to our children, but
to all of God’s children, as well.
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Get on Board
The temperatures are cooler, the humidity lower, and the days shorter.
Religious School is up and running, our B’nai Mitzvah students are getting ready to take their turns at the
pulpit, and staff, volunteers, and lay leaders are working diligently on behalf of our congregants.
Yes, autumn has arrived, and with it, more of the future.
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In fact, the future is all around us. As president of the Temple, I see it every day.
It is there when we look at our children — we see in them hope and promise for the future of our congregation and our people.
We see it in the bride and groom as they exchange their vows and promise to maintain a Jewish home.
Even when we recite the Kaddish, the focus is on the living and the future.
As Jews, we work to make the future a better place. We do not dwell on the past — we remember it, learn from it, and move
forward.
At the Temple, each event, each action, and each occasion may be occurring in the present, but it is all about the future.
When we visit the sick, when we feed and shelter the homeless, when we teach our children in Religious School, when we study
the Torah, when we conduct our services, when we do all that we do, the impact may be immediate, but the ramifications continue
to reverberate.
Importantly, we see the future in the work of our staff and volunteers.
A good example is the High Holy Days. They may have just ended, but preparations for next year’s holidays have already begun. Sure, the bulk of the work will come later, but our staff and clergy are already analyzing and critiquing the past holidays and laying
the groundwork for next year.
The work of each of the Temple’s regular 32 committees also is felt in the future. In addition, the future is the focus of a number
of specially created committees whose work will impact all of us. I have previously mentioned some of these committees, but not
others.
The Religious School Director Search Committee, chaired by Loren Elliot and Ralph Levy, will determine the future direction of
our Religious School. The Cemetery Task Force, chaired by Betty Lee Rosen and Gus Kuhn, will decide what improvements will
be made at our existing cemetery. The Temple Gift Shop Committee, chaired by Martha Nemer, will put in place a retail operation
that utilizes state of the art technology, featuring diverse, top of the line items. And the Fund Raising Committee, chaired by Chris
McPherson, will plan and implement a Temple fundraiser for next spring.
Your staff, volunteers, and lay leaders understand and appreciate the promise of the future, but we also know that sometimes the
future can be a challenge, as Bruce Springsteen aptly noted in “Glory Days”:
Now I think I’m going down to the well tonight
and I’m going to drink till I get my fill
And I hope when I get old I don’t sit around thinking about it
but I probably will
Yeah, just sitting back trying to recapture
a little of the glory of, well time slips away
and leaves you with nothing mister but
boring stories of glory days
At the Temple, we are doing our best to make certain that our “glory days” are ahead of us, and always will be.Whether it is in your
personal life, or in your work on behalf of our Congregation, I encourage you to do the same.
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B’nai Mitzvah
Simon Weinberger
October 12, 2013
11:00 am
Simon was born on March
17, 2000. His parents are Mindy and
Michael Weinberger. His grandparents
are Ronnye and Dale Kendrick of
Memphis, Charles Fineberg of Memphis and Sylvia and
the late Sherron Weinberger of Nashville.
Simon has been collecting donations for Happy
Tales Humane Shelter’s wish list as his mitzvah project.
He is in 7th grade at Currey Ingram and his special
interests include basketball, video games, working on the
computer and trading Yu-Gi-Oh cards with his friends.
Temple
New Members
Welcome to the following new members,
we are so glad you joined our Temple family!
Nathan Dankner &
Katherine Korelitz
Eva & Wilson Frasca
Jennifer Deshaies
Philip Ganske
Steven & Brandon
Patricia & Keith Dewolf
Mason
Sara & Todd Dorfman
Jake & Justin
Rafael
Paula & Larry Goldberg
Daniel Horwitz
Matthew Nemer
Debra Pinger
Andrea & Kevin Falik
Streaming LIVE from
The Temple,
It’s soooooo easy to find & watch!
Harrison Halprin
October 26, 2013
11:00 am
Harrison was born on October
23, 2000. His parents are Mayu and Jon
Halprin. His grandparents are Hilda
Rondon De Bautista of Columbia,
South America, the late Gerald and Bonnie Halprin and
the late Ambrosio Bautista.
Harrison’s mitzvah project has been collecting
soda tabs for the Ronald McDonald House which will
create, find and support programs that directly improve
the health and well being of children.
He is in 7th grade at Lighthouse and his special
interests include golf, tennis, piano, karate, traveling and
being with family and friends.
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Click on the Watch Services Online button
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To make full screen(Larger Viewing)
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If we are streaming live, just sit back and enjoy.......
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Life
Congregational News
Sincere Sympathy
The Temple mourns the loss of the following members
and extends condolences to our Temple members
who share the loss.
Margie Caviler, August 26, 2013
Survived by husband,Walt Lenard
Frances Rosenberg, September 24, 2013
Karen Silien, September 12, 2013
The Temple family extends condolences to the following
members who have lost loved ones.
•Cindee (Michael) Gold on the loss of her mother, Sandee Schreiber.
Mazel Tov to . . .
Jennie & Brad Zagnoev and big brother Evan on the August 14th birth
of Emma Brooke & Zoe Lauren. Congratulations also to grandparents,
Goldie & Mark Shepard, great grandmother, Sylvia Shepard and aunts
and uncle, Polly Shepard and Erin & Greg Zagnoev.
Eva & Wilson Frasca on the birth of their son,
Rafael David, on September 18th.
Lynda & Bernie Gutcheon on the August 22nd birth of their
granddaughter, Marlie Elizabeth Gutcheon.
Marlie is the daughter of Shira Gutcheon and Stephen King.
Jayne & Martin Bubis on the birth of their granddaughter, Hannah,
on September 16th. Hannah’s great grandmothers are Janet Bender and
Harriet Bubis. Her parents are Kelly & Brandon Bubis.
Tracy Friedman & Joseph Levy on their September 1st wedding.
Joseph is the son of Ellen & David Levy.
Philip Ganske on his August 2nd conversion.
•Charles (Roseanne) Kay on the loss of his brother, Lewis Kay.
Peako Jenkins on her August 16th conversion.
•Keith (Meryl) Kraft, Kenneth Kraft and Trish (Shelly) Krizelman on the
April Watkins on her August 23rd conversion.
loss of their father and Elizabeth (Brian) Bleecker, Jodi (Mark) Hill and
Nick Garvin on his August 30th conversion.
Rachel (Treye) Johnson on the loss of their grandfather, Morris Kraft.
Richard Tabor on his September 21st conversion.
•James (Shana) Mackler on the loss of his grandfather, Harry Mackler.
•Shana (James) Mackler on the loss of her grandmother, Joy Goldstein.
• Roy (Carol) Smith on the loss of his mother, Mary Smith.
Marion Katz whose granddaughter, Rachel married Benjamin Cherry
on June 1, 2013.The couple graduated from Case Western Medical
School and will be moving to New Haven CT to do their residency at Yale.
Steve Riven who took the gold in tennis at the
Maccabi Games in Israel.
Temple Gift Shop
We would love to assist you!
If the Gift Shop is not open,come by the front desk &
we will be happy to help you with your purchases
Open Friday Before & After Services.
Chanukah Open House
Sunday, October 27th ~ 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
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Social Action
Social Action Allocations
Each month we highlight an organization which receives funds through the Temple's Social Action Allocations
Homework Hotline
Correct completion of homework is increasingly important for academic achievement, especially for immigrant and
low-income students. While studies show that both low income and English Learners (ELL) are most likely to benefit from
completing homework, they are least likely to get the help they need. Their parents are often unable to provide assistance with homework because of limited English proficiency, limited
formal education, and incompatible work schedules. If the homework is not completed, or if completed incorrectly, they are placed at a cumulative disadvantage--for failed
opportunities to learn, negative teacher perceptions, lower academic self-efficacy, and academic disengagement over time.
Temple funding is being used to provide professional bilingual tutoring in Somalian and Spanish.
Fall Blood Drive
Sunday, October 27th
beginning at 9:30am ~ Last appointment at 1:30pm
We need your donation at The Temple Blood Drive!
It takes approximately 1 hour to donate.
Contact Betsy Davis, 615-767-7084 or [email protected]
for additional information or to schedule an appointment. You can also refer to www.redcrossblood.org.
Remember to bring in your Pull Tabs to help Ronald McDonald House!
Coat Drive:
September 29th - October 6th
This year we will be collecting children’s coats, hats, mittens and gloves, in addition to adult coats. Adult coats will go to Room in the Inn, and children’s items will go to CASA
Upcoming – mark your calendars!
Medicare Prescription Review: one day only
November 16 at 12:30-3:00pm
First come, first served.
This will save you money, so put it on your calendar!
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In Support of Women of The Wall
On August 6th over 150 members of the Nashville Jewish Community met at The Temple for a heartfelt service
supporting the women in Israel who are struggling to make their mark and
fighting for the right to worship at “The Wall”
Interested in Conversion to Judaism?
Students will follow the Introduction to Judaism syllabus prepared by Rabbi Mackler, and engage in conversations with her and Patty
Marks, past President of The Temple. Those seeking to learn more about Judaism will grow as a group and continue on their individual
Journeys toward becoming Jewish.
Students will keep a journal about their journey, and sessions nearer to holidays will include indepth learning about those celebrations
and customs. Rabbi Mackler will continue to meet with each student individually periodically throughout the course. Students may join
throughout the year, and there is no expectation of conversion upon completion of the syllabus.This is a way to learn together and to take
these next steps toward becoming Jewish, living and leading a meaningful Jewish life.
To register for the class or for more information,
please contact: Rabbi Mackler ([email protected]) or Mitzie ([email protected]/615-352-7620)
Classes are scheduled to be held on the following Sundays at 11:00 am unless otherwise noted:
October 13th, October 27th,
November 10th, November 24th,
December 8th, January 12th, January 26th,
February 2nd, February 16th,
March 2nd, March 23rd, April 6th,
Monday, April 14th (First Seder @ Patty’s) 5:30pm
May 4th, May 18th
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Octobe
Temple Events
Golden Lunch
Bunch
11:30 am
First and third
Tuesdays of the month
October 1st & 15th
Join us for
lunch,
entertainment
and fun!
“Get Your Name in the Pot”
~ Next Dor ~
Whole Foods Cooking Class
November 2nd
More details to follow . . .
To RSVP:
Call Anna Sir
354-1686
Mussar
Mindfulness
First
Wednesday
of the Month
@ 7:15 pm
October 2nd
For more
information
contact:
Martin Sir,
419-8325 or
David Barton,
352-6442
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Temple Events
Book Club
Sundays at 10:00 am,
October 13th
And Sons,
by David Gilbert
November 24th
TBD
December 22nd
TBD
For more
information
contact
Joan Breyer
breyerje
@me.com
or
Laurie
Handshu
lauriehandshu@
gmail.com
Women’s
Torah
Study
led by
Patty Marks
Thursdays
@ 12:00 pm.
W.e.l.l. ~ Monday Matinee
November 11th
W.e.l.l. goes to the Movies
Jewish Film Festival Monday Matinee
Watch for Details!
Lunch with
the Rabbi
Thursdays
11:30 am at
The Temple
Beginning
October 10th
Religious School
by Lynda Gutcheon
Opening of Religious School Begins with Cake and Drums!
On Sunday, September 22, 2013, our Religious School year began with two separate special programs along with Consecration
rehearsal, Hebrew classes and a moving reflective exercise of self-growth in our 7th grade.
Students in grades 5-10 began the year by watching the moving documentary “The Cake Lady”, produced and directed by our
own Adam Hirsch. It is the story of an 89-year-old woman who reminds us to count our blessings everyday even if we are living
through struggles and sadness. Adam, who joined us to comment on his film, said “she just makes cakes for others, even if she
doesn’t know them, just to make them happy.” It was a great message to remind us of the blessings in our own lives. Students in Kindergarten through 4th grade participated in a Jewish Blessings Drum Circle. Surrounded by hundreds of drums
and percussion instruments, our students drummed their way through different blessings and rumbled the highs and lows of
pounding sounds. Sue Epstein, a Jewish professional Drum Circle leader from Los Angeles, led the morning. The morning concluded
with each student taking home their own little drum.
Left: Margo Ghertner,
president of this
years’ Confirmation
class, helps decorate
our Congregational
Succah at our opening
Confirmation dinner.
Right: Adam Hirsch and Lynda
Gutcheon (far Left) welcome the
Israeli delegation, who have been
here in Nashville for more than a
week now. Hadar Moscowitz and
Harriet Schiftan (far right) have
been instrumental in making all the
arrangements for these teachers.
Above: Consecration students, under the musical
direction of our own Jan Huettner, prepare for their
Consecration by rehearsing their songs and poem.
4th Graders discuss blessings, gratefulness,
and forgiveness and learn it’s all intertwinded! Here are some examples:
Left: Students form a drum
circle to celebrate blessings.
Right: Sue Epstein, Jewish Drum
Leader from Los Angeles, encourages
Abigail Green to lead the group in
different drum rhythms.
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Dear Mom,
I am really sorry I talked back to
you. I just didn’t think before I
spoke. I hope you can forgive me.
Dear Mom & Dad,
Thank you so, so much for being my
parents. I have had a wonderful 9
years. I can not wait for the more
years I will be with you. You guys are
wonderful parents.
Dear Mom,
Thank you for being the best Mommy
ever. I am happy Dad married you. You
are silly and caring and nice, etc.
I will always love you. Thank you.
--
Preschool
by Jan Huettner & Corye Nelson
A Child’s Guide to the City
This month we would like to share some exciting news! While attending a course at the Reggio Exhibit in Henderson,
Kentucky, Corye Nelson, Moon Bishop (one of our preschool
teachers), and Elle Harvey (principal of A New Leaf School),
were inspired by their class to develop a relationship between
early childhood education and our greater
community. From this idea a new project
called “A Children’s Guide to the City”
that will pair the Temple Preschool’s
classrooms with community partners in
the city of Nashville was created. As this
concept develops, each participating class
will have a chance to actually visit their
chosen store or building in our community and cultivate a
relationship there, as well as to display a citywide exhibit. The
goal of this project is to connect our unique community of
Nashville to some of our best preschools in the city.
Based on the children’s interests and ideas, the teachers
and students will develop a project that will require extensive
investigation and explorations. After weeks of study and
discoveries, this project will culminate with a spring citywide
display that will be featured in select buildings and retail
stores across the city. We encourage these projects to
be showcased in stores unique to Nashville, rather than
outlet or department stores. The spring exhibition will
feature sketches, paintings, sculptures, stories, photographs
and other works by our students. Documentation about
the techniques used and the history of the project will be
included at the site. Also on display will be an information board/
poster explaining the citywide project with information about
our preschool, and the location of other sites in our area that
will be displaying these exhibits. Preschools throughout the state
including Cookeville, Johnson City, and Chattanooga will also be
participating in this important connection
between their cities and their schools. By
helping our children develop a confidence
and excitement about their relationships,
their world and the world around them,
we embrace the Reggio philosophy
and become a part of our wonderful
community of Nashville.
As we continue to work on this new project, we will update
you on the locations and dates that the children will be exhibiting
their work. Monday, April 28th, has been set for the installation of
these displays.
We would also like to pass along an e-mail we received from
Doug Adair (our diaper drive coordinator). The “count” from
our first pick-up of diapers was 1,472 that were donated by our
preschool and Temple families. He said that this was a wonderful
way to start this project and he was very excited and extremely
grateful for what we were doing for babies and families in need in
Nashville.
As we continue to build relationships with this wonderful city,
we remind you that you can drop off new or unused diapers in
the baby crib located at the entrance to the preschool.
Thank you.
1st Graders Celebrated Consecration ~ September27th
Samuel Atlas
Gavin York Berman
Michael Gregory Dattilo Jake Tyler Dorfman
Asher Hirt
Liana Alexis Lewis
Emerie Nicole Muhtar Elena Rothman Henry Louis Ruben
Sari Preis Shaffer Saul Sharfstein Max Edward Sonsino
Madeleine Rae Spigel Nicholas Spigel Alexis W. Straus Martin Whitehouse son of son of son of son of son of daughter of daughter of daughter of son of daughter of daughter of son of son of daughter of son of daughter of son of Ed & Jamie Atlas Michael & April Berman
Jeff & Karen Dattilo
Todd & Sara Dorfman
Kenny & Mindy Hirt
Scott & Rebecca Lewis Jonathan & Camille Muhtar
Russell & Alice Rothman
Herman & Jennifer Ruben
Karen Shaffer
Preston Shaffer
Daniel Sharfstein & Ann Mikkelson
Jeff & Michele Sonsino
Marc & Amy Spigel
David & Marci Spigel
Andy & Patricia Straus
Karin Davidovich
Join us for:
Tot Shabbat
Saturday October 5th
10:00 am
&
Children’s Corner
Sunday, October 27th
9.45 am
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Save the Dates
Rabbi Rami Shapiro
November 13th & 20th at 7:00 pm
What if Hillel Is Right:
The Golden Rule and the Heart of Jewish Spirituality
Renew Each Day: changing behaviours, supporting 12 steps
(formerly known as JACS)
JACS is entering its 13th year and renewing its mission.
Committed to the needs of the entire spectrum of the Jewish Community.
We hope you will join us each Wednesday at 7:00 pm at The Temple
For more information call Robb (615)568-1786
Women.Engaged. in Living. & Learning.
Adult Hebrew Studies
No prior
Interested students
knowledge required
may continue with
Hebrew for
Grown-ups
Fall 2013
taught by Cantor
Bernard Gutcheon
classes start on Wednesday, October 2,
6:30-7:30 p.m. and continue through
February.
Adult
B’nai Mitzvah
Class Spring 2014
taught by
Cantor
Tracy Fishbein
classes begin
in March 2014
and conclude with a
class B’nai Mitzvah
ceremony!
Calling All Women!
Join Us for the Sixth Biennial
Women’s Retreat
Led by Rabbi Shana Mackler
& Cantor Tracy Fishbein
Study & Learning ~ Laughter & Fun
~ Hands-on Art Project ~
Relax & Refresh ~ a Great Getaway!
January 17th - 19th
Drouillard House, Cumberland Furnace, TN
Price: $180.00*
Includes room, meals & materials
RSVP deadline - January 1st
*Scholarships available.
Questions/ rsvps to Mitzie 352-7620
Our Stories, Our Symbols, Ourselves
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Kaddish will be recited in memory of these loved ones . . . .
October 4 & 5
October 11 & 12
Pauline Dembsky Arnold
Samuel Blackstone
Stuart Blankstein
J. Harry Blum
Wilma Goldberg Brin
Walter Casteel
Esther Strauss Cohen
Samuel Cohn
Goldie Figlarz
(mother)
Felicia & Ken Anchor
Dianne Gilbert
(wife)
Harris A. Gilbert
Paul H. Gilbert
Judy Goldberg
Hulda C. Greenberg
Arnold B. Haber
Madelyn Haber
Jacob Hirshberg
(grandfather)
Charles & Dorothy Hirshberg
Sam Hirshberg
Minna Iser
Abraham Jacobus
Adolph Jonas
Martin Katzoff
(husband)
Phyllis Katzoff
Anna Korman
Leonard Kornman
Ruth Meyer Evans Krissel
Abe Krivcher
Bertha L. Loventhal
Alice Moses
Samuel Ruben Newman
Dorothy Ocker
(mother)
Judy & Joe Barker
Emanuel E. Oury
(grandfather)
Elizabeth Maer
Emanuel Doyne
Hattie G. Potlitzer
Ernestine Redelsheimer
Mark Reisman
Louis Rosenfeld
(step-father)
Roger & Esther Cohn
Alvin Salomon
(father)
Mickey & Sylvia Salomon
Essie W. Samuels
Maude Rosenfeld Samuels
Golda Sawyer
Leah Shifman
Morris Shimmel
Rita Shmerling
Elias Silverman
Ralfe O.P. Silverman
Sarah Solinsky
Hans Herman Strupp
Richard Teitlebaum
Dr. Albert Weinstein
(father)
Betty Lee & Howard Rosen
Milton Weinstein
Nathan Wiener
Harry Zager
(brother)
Alvin Zager
Sam Bernow
Ilse Boehm
(mother)
Frank & Julie Boehm
Rachel Wechsler Brooks
Bernard J. Brown
William Camp Burrus
Louis Diamond
Robert Eskind
Mina Fine
Paul H. Flexer
Diane Silien Fordyce
George J. Fox
Ester Freeman
Brena Friedman
Sam Friedman
Fred Gold
(father)
Laurie & Steve Eskind
Rabbi Julius S. Goldhammer
Sy Goldman
Fred Goldner Sr.
(father)
Norma Neaderthal
Eugene Greener Sr.
Leonard Greenfield
Kathryn Gutow
(wife)
Gary Gutow
(mother)
Jessica & Daniel Viner
Ralph R. Holzman, MD
Samantha Cortney Jacobs
Belle Josias
Lothar Katz
Reba Jean Kraft
(mother)
Patricia & Shelly Krizelman
Tillie Lindy
Frances Lowenstein
Cora L. Martin
Louise Meyer
Maurice Ocker
(father)
Judy & Joe Barker
Harry Olshine
Gladys Putzel
(grandmother)
Dianne & Craig Sussman
Emma H. Raphael
(grandmother)
Marvin Bubis
Morris Rothstein
Leon Ruben
Ruby Rubin
(mother)
Shelia Schott
Joseph H. Schaffer
Bennie Schwartz
(uncle)
The Jerome Guttman Family
Morris Frank Schwartz
Sheldon E. Schwartz
Helen Schweizer
Susie Weinstein
Leah Rose Werthan
Leah W. Wise
October 18 & 19
Harris Abrahams
Rosa Weiss Albert
Abraham Alper
Virginia Aronson
Fannie Benowitz
Julia Berk
Judith H. Blanton
Ida Weinstein Bloch
Danelle W. Brown
(mother)
Jim & Bernita Brown
Nathan Cline
Beatrice Cohen
Phil Cohen
Samuel C. Davis
David Dockman
Hannah Ellis
Amanda Farquharson
Bertha Fensterwald
Nathan Fisher
Leon Gilbert
(uncle)
Harris A. Gilbert
Madeline Blum Goldberg
Ruth Gorham
(mother)
Kristin & Matthew Faier
Gail Goodman Greenfield
Ruth Griggs
Sidney Jonas
Lee W. Kuhn
Elma Lazarus
Max May
Betty Molkner
Emanuel Morris
Michael William Neaderthal
(husband)
Norma Neaderthal
Eva Katz Newman
Beverly Perlmutter
(sister-in-law)
Sam Hirshberg
Samuel Riven
Dorothy J. Rose
Cecile Schultz
Harold L. Shyer
David Steine
(father)
Peggy & Dudley Richter & Family
Anna Strupp
Hannah Sulzbacher
Joseph H. Unobskey
Sol Weinberger
Annie Weinman
Kathlyne Yellin
(sister)
Jerome & Brenda Rosenblum
Fannie M. Zager
(mother)
Alvin Zager
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October 25 & 26
Samuel Albert
Bernard Anchor
(father)
Ken & Felicia Anchor
Ida Bernstein
(mother)
Gloria & Manuel Sir
Ike Denbo
(father)
Dede & Ted Lipman
Simon Elkan
Abraham Fisher
Pauline Fishman
Claire Flash
Doris Goldfine
Ida Weinberg Goldner
(mother)
Norma Neaderthal
Carrie B. Hirsch
P.D. Hodes
Elizabeth Elterman Jacobs
Leopold Jonas
Samuel Karlin
(uncle)
Dorothy & Charles Hirshberg
Ailene Caplan Kessler
William Kirshner
(father)
Bernita & Jim Brown
Lydia Weille Kornman
Rebecca Kornman
Irving Kroch
Jack W. Kuhn, Sr.
(uncle)
Bill & Emily Kuhn
Gus & Elaine Kuhn
Irwin & Diane Kuhn
Hyman Kweller
Mollie Lewis
(mother)
Isabelle & Murray Cohen
Jack Lindy
Meyer Lowenstein
Marjorie H. Marlowe
Esther Miller
Isidore S. Paplanus
Adele Kirshner Pilsk
(sister)
Bernita & Jim Brown
Leonia Wise Ransdell
Freda G. Richmond
Morris Robin
(father-in-law)
Sara Rachel Robin
Dr. Eli Rosen
Joseph Schultz
Lucille Sibulkin
Joseph Simon
Irwin Leon Small
Edward Snyder
Till Levin Stavitzky
Joan G. Stolman
Edward Bloch Sulzbacher
Cecile Teitelbaum
Dasha Tepfer
Nancy Sue Weil
Samuel J. Weinstein
Robert Westfield
Eva Blum Magid Wittcoff
Exodus 35:22 . . . and they came, men & women willing-hearted to give.
Adult Education Fund
Memory of Sam Simon
Gary and Carol Fradkin
Arthur Lee Goldner, M.D. Fund for
Judaica Artist and the Healing Arts
Birthday of Martha Goldner
Carole Johanson
Memory of Natalie Levy
Charles and Dorothy Hirshberg
Beautification Fund Birthday of Sis and Paul Cohn Betty & Bernard Werthan
Marriage of Bambi & Marshall Karr
Mark and Goldie Shepard
Memory of Sam Simon
Ted and Louise Pailet
Rebecca Kornman Raskin
Beautification & Music Fund
Memory of Sam Simon
Edwin Raskin
Betty Frances Ginsberg
Memorial Fund
Memory of Marion Collins
Carl and Beth Dreifuss
Memory of Morris Kraft
Carl and Beth Dreifuss
Memory of Sam Simon
Carl and Beth Dreifuss
Beverly & Jimmy Small
Golden Agers Fund
Birth of Reese Gluck
Bobby and Brenda Rosenblum
Birth of Roni Sussman
Douglas and Bonnie Small
Birth of Sari Zagnoev
Douglas and Bonnie Small
Birth of Zoe & Emma Zagnoev
Douglas and Bonnie Small
Memory of Maurice Raphael
Douglas and Bonnie Small
Memory of Sam Simon
Irvin and Beverly Small
Douglas and Bonnie Small
Leon and Charlotte Strauss
Recovery of Ann Bernard
Irvin and Beverly Small
Building Fund
Memory of Sam Simon
Howard and Jacqueline Tepper
Recovery of Ann Bernard
Howard and Jacqueline Tepper
Calvin A. Buchman
Social Action Fund
Birthday of Sis and Paul Cohn
Robert Eisenstein
Edith Schiftan
Memory of Eleanor Small
Robert Eisenstein
Memory of Maurice Rafael
Heloise Werthan Kuhn
Memory of Morris Kraft
Robert Eisenstein
Memory of Sam Simon
Robert Eisenstein
Cantor Fishbein’s
Discretionary Fund
Appreciation of Cantor Fishbein
Sally Simon
Cemetery Beautification Fund
Honor of Robert Lipman
Marshall and Bambi Karr
Honor of Steve Eskind
Marshall and Bambi Karr
Memory of Marion Collins
Marshall and Bambi Karr
Memory of Maurice Raphael
Marshall and Bambi Karr
Memory of Natalie Levy
Marshall and Bambi Karr
Memory of Sam Simon
Maurice and Joy Karr
Marshall and Bambi Karr
Memory of W. Lipscomb Davis
Marshall and Bambi Karr
Donald E. Jacobs Student Loan Fund
Memory of Sam Simon
Kenneth and Ellen Jacobs
Recovery of Jack May
Kenneth and Ellen Jacobs
Recovery of Jack Miller
Kenneth and Ellen Jacobs
Recovery of Nancy Flexer
Kenneth and Ellen Jacobs
Recovery of Sylvia Shepard
Bobby and Brenda Rosenblum
Elise Steiner Clergy Excellence Fund
Birthday of Paul and Sis Cohn
Irvin and Beverly Small
Gerda Loewenstein
Caring & Concern Fund
Birthday of Janet Bender
Reta Guttman
Phyllis Katzoff
Sally Wolkoff
Birthday of Sis and Paul Cohn
Jerome and Miriam Klein
Memory of Nancy Schwartz
Griffith and Sherry Haber
Memory of Fannye Davis
Robert and Miriam Mamlin
Memory of Marion Collins
Sam Hirshberg
Memory of Maurice Raphael
Lawrence and Sally Wolfe
Memory of Miriam Solomon
Anabel Cassell
Memory of Morris Kraft
Lois Held
Lawrence and Sally Wolfe
Memory of Sam Simon
Anabel Cassell
Griffith and Sherry Haber
Robert and Miriam Mamlin
Lawrence and Sally Wolfe
Memory of Victor Schreiber
Michael and Cindee Gold
Recovery of Ann Bernard
Lawrence and Sally Wolfe
Recovery of Sylvia Shepard
Sally Wolkoff
Milton Grossman
Early Education Fund
Memory of Morris Kraft
Sara Rachel Robin
Memory of Maurice Raphael
Sara Rachel Robin
Recovery of Ann Bernard
Sara Rachel Robin
Cantor Gutcheon’s
Discretionary Fund
Appreciation of Cantor Gutcheon
Michael and Jody Dobrin
Due to privacy protection,
The Temple does not receive hospital lists
If you Know Someone in the Hospital,
dealing with a loss or celebrating a Simcha,
the Caring Connection relies on you to let us know!
email: [email protected] phone: 352-7620
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You shall accept gifts for Me from every person whose heart is so moved. . . Exodus 25:2
Herman Loewenstein Campership
Honor of Bob Eisenstein
Milton and Sylvia Salomon
Birthday of Dan Eisenstein
Milton and Sylvia Salomon
Memorial & Honor Fund
Anniversary of Lois & Gil Fox
Bernice Esstman
Birth of Roni Sussman
Philip and Melissa Russ
Birth of Sari Blair Zagnoev
Philip and Melissa Russ
Memory of Maurice Raphael
Sara Rachel Robin
Memory of Morris Kraft
Sara Rachel Robin
Philip and Melissa Russ
Recovery of Ann Bernard
Sara Rachel Robin
Recovery of Jan Huettner
Louise Cole
Lee & Theresa Kuhn
Social Action Fund
Anniversary of Carol & Gary Fradkin
Gus and Elaine Kuhn
Anniversary of Lois & Gil Fox
Howard and Betty Lee Rosen
Anniversary of Lois & Gil Fox
Gus and Elaine Kuhn
Birthday of Cantor Bernie Gutcheon
Gus and Elaine Kuhn
Birthday of Sis & Paul Cohn
Gus and Elaine Kuhn
Honor of Confirmstion Class Of 2013
Gus and Elaine Kuhn
Memory of Charles & Claire Kahane
Gus and Elaine Kuhn
Memory of Marvin Engel
Gilbert and Lois Fox
Memory of Maurice Rafael
Bernard and Betty Werthan
James and Patty Marks
Memory of Maurice Raphael
Daniel and Jill Eisenstein
Gilbert and Lois Fox
Neil Osheroff and Cheryl Guyer
Howard and Betty Lee Rosen
Memory of Miriam Solomon
Gus and Elaine Kuhn
Memory of Morris Kraft
Gilbert and Lois Fox
Memory of Nancy Schwartz
Gus and Elaine Kuhn
Memory of Natalie Levy
Gus and Elaine Kuhn
Memory of Sam Simon
Bernard and Betty Werthan
Rae & Bruce Hirsch
Greatest Need Fund
Anniversary of Missy & Phil Russ
Bruce and Rae Hirsch
Birth of Sari Blair Zagonev
Bruce and Rae Hirsch
Memory of Brother of Mark Cohen
Bruce and Rae Hirsch
Memory of Maurice Rafael
Bruce and Rae Hirsch
Rabbi Schiftan’s
Discretionary Fund
Birthday of Sy Trachtman
Burton and Estelle Silbert
Memory of Fannye Davis
Norman and Melissa Davis
Memory of Morris Kraft
Alan and Regina Cooper
Norman and Melissa Davis
Memory of Maurice Raphael
Norman and Melissa Davis
Memory of Sam Simon
Norman and Melissa Davis
Suzy Glazer
Yahrzeit Fund
Memory of Elsie Kraft
Lee and Glenda Kraft
Memory of Paul Gold
Shirley Gold
Randall M. Falk for
Social Action Fund
Memory of Sam Simon
Heloise Werthan Kuhn
Religious School Enrichment Fund
Memory of Sarah Palet
Louis and Ruth Palet
Ralph Z. Levy and Annette Levy Ratkin Library &
Archives Fund
Memory of Irving Kroop
Neil Osheroff and Cheryl Guyer
Rabbi Mackler’s
Discretionary Fund
Appreciation of Rabbi Mackler Randy & Gretchen Goldstein
Bob & Martha Nemer
Suzanne J. Morris
Youth Leadership Fund
Memory of Sam Simon
Jerome and Albee Guttman
Joel Morris
Scott Shapiro Preschool
Scholarship Fund
Honor of Rabbi Schiftan’s Return
Steven and Nancy Shapiro
Memory of Morris Kraft
Cary and Jennifer Rosenblum
Steven and Nancy Shapiro
Selma & Carl Goldstein Fund for
Religious Educaton
Anniversary of Lois & Gil Fox
Selma Goldstein
A Lasting Legacy
As you think about your estate planning, please remember The Temple. We welcome and appreciate all gifts, regardless of the size. Your gift to The Temple will help ensure our ability to provide a spiritual, educational and communal home for our members,
today, tomorrow and for the generations to come, L’dor V’dor. To learn more about Leaving a Legacy, please contact
Erin Zagnoev at The Temple, 352-7620.
This report reflects donations that have been acknowledged as of August 31st
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