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THE
DECEMBER 2014/JANUARY 2015 / VOLUME 14 ISSUE 10
Temple Chronicle
C O N G R E G AT I O N
FROM THE RABBI'S STUDY
RABBI BARRY BLOCK
Dear Friends:
Have you heard the one about the Christmas
Tree? It goes like this: The Christmas Tree
is a pagan symbol, adopted by Christians
as the religion spread to northern reaches,
where the evergreen tree was a wintertime symbol of everlasting life. Only later
was it vested with Christian meaning, standing for the cross.
In other words, some people claim that Christmas is no more than a pagan holiday.
They will go to lengths to demonstrate that Jesus couldn’t have been born on
December 25, for example, and will decry the commercialization of the holiday.
Those critics are wrong, of course. Christmas is a meaningful religious holiday for
our Christian friends, relatives, and neighbors. That holiday is about God’s love
for humanity, offering hope. Even if Christmas does now carry some symbols
with pagan origins, its authentic religious meaning trumps the trappings. Even
the commercialism is less important to most celebrants than family togetherness.
And what about Chanukah?
Might our December holiday, too, have pagan origins? Kindling lights around the
time of the Winter Solstice has a distinctly pagan feel to it. Except that it doesn’t.
Not in our experience. Just as the Christmas Tree holds religious significance to
Christians, the Chanukah menorah offers bright religious light to us.
We kindle the Chanukah lights to recall that the Maccabees kept the eternal
flame burning, when oppressive leaders would have snuffed it out. We kindle
the Chanukah lights to keep the flames of Judaism dancing in our own modern
lives, surrounded by a culture that could seduce us away from our faith.
One could say that our winter holiday, too, has become commercialized. As
much as one could claim that Chanukah has pagan origins, we may be more
worried about our holiday’s becoming an occasion to worship the idol of
conspicuous consumption.
A ray of hope: When I ask children about what they like best about Chanukah,
only some of them answer, “the presents.” Many of them, especially the youngest
and most honest, respond: “the menorah!”
This December, let us regard the Christmas celebrations around us with love
and respect for the people who rejoice in them. And first, let us celebrate the
joyous religious message of the Chanukah lights.
Faithfully,
Temple B'nai Israel Newsletter, Volume 14, Issue 10,
November 2014, published monthly by Temple B'nai Israel
3700 Rodney Parham, Little Rock, AR 72212
B’ NA I
ISRAEL
Worship at a Glance
Friday, December 5
Union Prayer Book- Sinai Edition Shabbat Service led by
Rabbi Block – abbreviated, with no sermon or Torah reading –
followed by Shabbat Dinner and Program: “Men on Main:
The Jewish Experience in Mid-20th Century Little Rock.”
Music: David Bauman
Candles & Kiddush: Muriel Lederman & Brian Storrie
Saturday, December 6
Torah Study, led by Rabbi Block, at 9:30 am
Services, led by Rabbi Block, at 11:00 am
Oneg Sponsor: Sisterhood
Friday, December 12
Mishkan T’filah Service led by Rabbi Block
Sermon: “'Say Little and Do Much' A Post Election Reflection”
Music: Jeff Neuhauser & Russ Webb-Parish
Shabbat Service at 11:00 am, led by Rabbi Block
Friday, December 19
“Shabbat in the Rock – Chanukah Edition,”
All-Music Shabbat for the Shabbat During Chanukah, followed
by Shabbat Dinner and Chanukah Party see pg. 4 for details
Music: Stars of David
Candles & Kiddush: Miriam & Leonard Hasson
Reader: Marilyn Weinstein
Oneg Sponsor: Miriam & Leonard Hasson and
In Honor of the life of Robert Avington Cortese
by Candy and Gene Levy
Shabbat Services, led by Rabbi Block, at 11:00 am
Friday, December 26
Mishkan T’filah Service led by Russ Webb-Parish and
David Bauman
Music: David Bauman
Candles & Kiddush: Shirley & Bill Friedman
Reader: Amanda Webb-Parish
Torah Study, led by Harvey Miller, at 9:30am
Shabbat Services, led by Lynn and Bruce Greenberg, at 11:00 am
continued on next page...
Worship / Announcements
THE TEMPLE CHRONICLE
VOLUME 14 ISSUE 10
DECEMBER 2014/JANUARY 2015
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Worship at a Glance
continued from front page...
DAN REIKES
Father of Jill (and Steve) Bauman
Grandfather of Jay, Barrie and Cole
ALAN COLE SPRINGER
Father of Debbie Bevill-Bethuel (and Bernie Bevill)
CAROLYN LEVY CLARK
Mother of Lou (and Melinda) Tobian
Altar Flowers
Friday, December 5, 2014
Sisterhood
Sisterhood
In memory of Gloria M. Sack
By: Miriam and Leonard Hasson
In memory of Arnold Joseph Leff
By: Sheri & Micky Simon and family
Friday, January 2, 2015
Sisterhood
In memory of Arnold Linn Mayersohn,
Mabel Feld Grundfest, Sam Grundfest, and J. W. Fullerton
By: Loris and Jay Fullerton and Janet Mayersohn
In memory of Birdie Tenenbaum
By: Dale and Lee Ronnel
Sisterhood
Sisterhood
Sisterhood
If you would like to sponsor the flowers and/or oneg for an upcoming
Shabbat, please call Laura Joseph or the Temple office. Laura Joseph can
be reached at 501-664-5442 or [email protected].
Friday, January 2
Union Prayer Book – Sinai Edition Service led by Rabbi Block
Sermon: “Visiting Israel in Difficult Times”
Music: Steve Bauman
Readers: Susie & Brian Rosenthal
Saturday, January 3
Shabbat Service, led by Rabbi Block at 11:00 am
Friday, January 9
Mishkan T’filah Service led by Russ Webb-Parish and Gina Kokes
Music: Jana Cohen
Candles & Kiddush: Jill & Jon Flaxman
Saturday, January 10
Torah Study, led by Emily & Rich Lewis
Shabbat Service, led by Emily & Rich Lewis
Friday, January 16
Union Prayer Book – Sinai Edition Service led by Rabbi Block
Sermon: “What I've Learned from our Confirmation Class”
Music: Jeff Neuhauser & Russ Webb-Parish
Reader: Flavia & Stephen Jacobs
Shabbat Service, led by Rabbi Block, at 11:00 am
Friday, January 23
Mishkan T’filah Serivce led by Emily Adams & Carmen Arick
Music: David Bauman
Candles & Kiddush: Patty & Herb Monoson
Oneg Sponsor: In honor of Wilma Diner's Birthday,
by Debbie & Brad Diner
Torah Study, led by Carmen Arick, at 9:30 am
Shabbat Service, led by Carmen Arick, at 11:00 am
Friday, January 30
Mishkan T’filah Service led by Rabbi Block
Sermon: “Miriam, Deborah, and the Glass Ceiling”
Music: Steve Bauman
Shabbat Service, led by Rabbi Block, at 11:00 am
President's Message
VOLUME 14 ISSUE 10
PAGE 3
FROM THE PRESIDENT
LA ASOK B'DIVREI TORAH
The above words, the concluding words to the traditional blessing
recited before Torah study and put into music by many but most
famously by Cantor Jeff Klepper simply states:
Blessed are You Adonai our God
Who hallows us with mitzvot
And commands us to engage in the study of Torah
Repeating we are commanded to engage in the study of Torah.
For most of our lives, we have been exposed to pictures of bearded men
and traditionally dressed children studying Torah under the supervision
of rabbis and other scholars. These images, often taken from movies
and documentaries would seem to suggest that Torah study being done
voluntarily is some sort of throwback to another place and time or
something engaged in by Jews of more traditional upbringing than most
of us. Indeed very few of us would share Rev Tevya's wish that "if I were
rich I'd have the time that I lack to discuss the holy books 7 hours every
day." Certainly this could not be a pleasurable experience to be engaged
in voluntarily in these days. At least I can tell you that I felt that way.
That is until I was exposed to Torah study classes at URJ biennial
conventions and dragged along, sometimes kicking and screaming, by
a good friend or family member. Only then did I began to appreciate
that the Torah is really a pretty well written book or collection of books.
That the Torah not only contains the stories from Genesis and Exodus
that we all studied in religious school, but also lots of other not-sofamous stories and that each of these has lessons to teach which form
the backbone of everything we understand to be good and ethical in the
way we live our lives and treat each other.
Now most of us probably think that we already know all that and that all
the inhabitants of the world know the same thing. Unfortunately we now
know that in many parts of our world this is not the case and that ethical
behavior in these cultures seems cruel and hard to understand. Simply put,
virtually all of what we accept as good and true comes from the Torah.
Furthermore it is remarkable to me how many additional lessons can
be gleaned from the thoughtful way the Torah is written. Could the
writers really have been that clever? We know that the earliest mention
of actual reading from Torah was by the prophet Ezra in the book of
Jeremiah and that the final writing with vowels and cantillation marks
was carried out by the Masoretes in about 600 CE. So for about the
last millennium and a half, our teachers have been challenged to try to
teach us all of the lessons contained therein.
So why do I mention all of this now? Well, for a number of years
our opportunities for Torah study have been somewhat limited. The
Thursday noontime group has a small but loyal following but most folks
can't attend then. Saturday morning service has set aside a small amount
of time for discussion of the week's portion. But the amount of time that
could actually be spent on in-depth Torah study has been limited.
For the last 10 years or so some of us have looked forward to the time
we could devote an hour or so to the study of each week's portion and
that time has come. For the last 2 1/2 years Rabbi Lipper and now
Rabbi Block have provided us with such an opportunity at 9:30 each
Saturday morning. Rabbi Block's enthusiasm for teaching Torah is
almost contagious and although he protests, he is a true Torah scholar.
So why not join the 15-20 of our regulars for some coffee, fruit and a
bagel as we fulfill the Mitzvah and learn some Torah? And for those of
you who can't make it then, let me recommend 10 Minutes of Torah.
Each Monday you will receive by email a discussion of the week's
portion. The remaining 4 days also have Torah related articles from
music to Israel which I think you'd also enjoy. Just go to URJ.org/10
Minutes to sign up. No advertisement or solicitation; just some good
free learnin'.
David Bauman
Seasons of Mussar I
Sundays, February 1 thru May 3
Thursdays, February 5 thru May 7
Created and led by Dr. Alan Morinis, facilitated by Rabbi Barry Block
A Season of Mussar is a 13-week program that aims to help individuals
find balance and strength in key inner traits that are essential for leading
a fulfilling life, in worldly as well as spiritual matters.
COURSE GOALS
•To equip individuals with the tools of Jewish spiritual practice–the
centuries-old Mussar practices that purify and elevate the traits of the soul
•To create a supportive learning community in which participants can
share and explore together
•To strengthen the place of spirituality in the local Jewish community.
THE PROGRAM
Every week, over a 13-week period, each participant receives an email
of teachings and practices focused on a single middah (soul-trait).
This email contains an original composition that pulls together and
interprets, in accessible language, traditional Mussar teachings on the
trait in focus. Questions, exercises and suggestions are provided to
prompt inquiry and insight.
Every two weeks, Rabbi Block will lead a face-to-face meeting to
address questions and practices focused on the middah of that week,
and to discuss personal progress, insights and issues. Experience
has shown that these meetings create powerful spiritual community,
reinforcing commitment and deepening participants’ learning. Rabbi
Block, an experienced Mussar facilitator, has been trained by Alan
Morinis and The Mussar Institute to lead this program.
In the period between group meetings, students are assigned materials
to study with a chevruta, a learning partner to whom they are matched
within the program.
Each middah is studied for two weeks, so that 6 middot are studied in
the full program (with the final week reserved for a conclusion).
The middot covered in A Season of Mussar are humility, anger,
gratitude, trust, honor, and alacrity.
Fee: Registration for “A Season of Mussar” costs $100, payable to The
Mussar Institute, none of which is paid to Congregation B’nai Israel.
Rabbi Block is offered a modest fee for facilitating, which he does
not accept personally, but which enables scholarships. Please contact
Rabbi Block for confidential scholarship assistance.
Announcements
VOLUME 14 ISSUE 10
A Season of Mussar
PAGE 4
Shabbat in the Rock–Chanukah edition
Life comes with tests . . . often in relationships with people we love
the most.
Friday, December 19
Shabbat Dinner & Chanukah Party
Those tests try us. They also reveal the places we have the potential
to grow spiritually.
All music Shabbat service – 6:15 p.m.
Annual Chanukah dinner and party will follow.
Games, activities, and music = fun for everyone!
Dinner - $12 adults, $6 children
As Rabbi Block described on Yom Kippur Morning, the Jewish
tradition of Mussar offers wisdom for facing and making the most
of life’s challenges, to help each of us find peace, love, and fulfillment
in heart and soul.
RSVP to Liz in the office (225-9700).
Passover in January?
Nope, just Passover pre-orders
Join Rabbi Block, who will facilitate “A Season of Mussar,” created
by Dr. Alan Morinis. Choose either Tuesday evenings or Sunday
mornings, whichever works best for you. Participants will be eligible
to take part in a Shabbaton, a full Shabbat of learning and practice
with Dr. Alan Morinis, whom we look forward to welcoming as our
Scholar-in-Residence, May 15-17, 2015.
Tuesdays, 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
January 27, February 10 & 24, March 10 & 31, April 7, May 5
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Sundays, 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
February 1 & 22, March 1 & 15, April 5 & 19, May 3
NO prior knowledge required. All texts presented in English.
All participants will be assigned a study partner. (You may request a
particular study partner if you wish.) You will receive instructions for
study with your partner between the in-person meetings listed above.
Advanced Registration required no later than January 13, 2015.
Course Fee - $100, payable to The Mussar Institute.
Scholarships available by contacting Rabbi Block.
Please send or bring registration fee to the Temple office.
Shabbat Dinner and Program
“Men on Main”
Friday, December 5, 7:00 p.m.
(After abbreviated service, no Torah reading or sermon)
See Lifelong Learning article on page 11 for program details
The meal will be “Family Favorites of the Men on Main”
Adults $12 | Kids 12 & under $7 | $3 surcharge at the door
PLEASE call Liz in the office with your reservations (225-9700).
See page 11 for program details.
Todah Rabbah
Many thanks to our office volunteers:
Rita Fagan, Ginger Goodman, Milt Baer, and Aniko Diamant
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Chanukah Luncheon for our Seniors
Wednesday, December 17 at 11:30 am
Be the guest of the Vogel Caring and Sharing Fund
Rabbi Block will tell “the real, uncensored story of Chanukah.”
Caregivers and drivers are invited to stay
Please call Liz in the Temple office for reservations and
let her know if you need transportation (225-9700)
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YAHRZEITS: DECEMBER 2014 - JANUARY 2015
DECEMBER 5
Hattie Kronberg
Mae Lyons Pfeifer
Flora S. Franklin
Gus L. Kahn
Professor Louis Cohen
Harry L. Ehrenberg
Ike Kempner
S. William Ross
Alice Blass
Maurine Frauenthal Grundfest
Herbert L. Storthz
Sidney Jacob White
Bernard Cohen
Sarah Leah Harberg
Mike Yout
Florence Morris
DECEMBER 12
Raymond V. Biondo, M.D.
Alice Blass Cohen
Don Gordon
Irving Harris
Harvey David Luber
Nanette Altschul Samuel
Florence Schuman
Celia Simon
Richard Yoder
Jacob Eli Smulian
Julius Tenenbaum
Captain Charles S. Narkinsky
Elsie K. Pfeifer
Sol Thalheimer, Sr.
Jennie Ottenheimer Falk
Barbara "Bobbi" R. Goldman
Esfir Lyublinskaya
Marguerite Selz
Rose Skalmer Young
Leslie R. Nunes Carvalho
DECEMBER 19
Sylvia Shore Herstein
Louis Krain
Sam Strauss, Sr.
Salene Marks Lyons
Joseph Stern
Seymour S. Summerfield
Linda "JJ" Factor
Julia Goldman Levy
M. J. Siesel
Herbert Wolf, Sr.
Gloria Sack
Alvin W. Strauss, Jr.
Alvin Weil Strauss, Sr.
Robert Avington Cortese
Herbert J. Garon
David Louis Menkus, Jr.
Sophie Goldstein Back
Irma "Chickie" Dollinger
Stanley Falk
Joseph Pfeifer
Fannie Kauffman Cline
Martin Reinsch
DECEMBER 26
Louis Henry Altman
Henry Altman
Leo P. Bott, Sr.
Elias Cohen
Oscar Fendler
Henry Joseph Friedman
Gertrude Gans
Sheldon Goldsholl
Jesse Heiman
Sam T. Heuer
Alan Kagan
Enid R. Kempner
Abe J. Kempner
Harry S. Lasker, Jr.
Arnold Joseph Leff
Phil Levy
Irene Manning Mathis
Morris Navra
Charlotte Netter Ottenheimer
Charlotta Ringelhaupt
Bob Rosen
Francis B. Stern
Hannah Wagner
Amelia Levy Weiss
Annette Norma Yahn
JANUARY 2
Marcus Adler
Elsie Axler
Ray Solmson Bluthenthal
Esther Borrok
Martin Borrok
Sarah Harris Donner
Eva Morris Elias
Sallie L. Epstein
Clarence Randel Epstein
Warren Faupel
Norman N. Fein
Hannah Myar Franklin
Lillian Brenner Gealt
Yale I. Glubok
Mabel Feld Grundfest
Sam Grundfest
Eloise Hackler
Laurence M. Jacobs
Maurice Joseph Jacobson
Solomon Kaufman
John B. Levinson
Morris Levy
Sol H. Levy
Arnold L. Mayersohn
Bertha Oberferst
Bertha Wolf Ottenheimer
Walter H. Parker
Robert Peiser
Hyman Reifer
Brooks Rosen
Irvin M. Shlenker
Donald Vogt
JANUARY 9
Blanche Alman
Louis Blass
Mabel Cohen
Jennie Book Diner
Lucille K. Ehrenberg
Charles W. Kaiser
Rabbi J. Aaron Levy
Edward Meyers
Henrietta Pfeifer
Arthur P. Pfeifer
Annette J. Sanders
Harry Schneider
Sylvia Schwartz
Mamie Dreeben Spear
Sam J. Storthz, Jr.
Mollie Liffland Utter
JANUARY 16
Eva Abrams
Sol Alman
Gus Blass
Alice Young Camp
Ernest E. Ellman
Sarah Gold
Joe Bill Hackler
Doris M. Hoffman
Sorin Lazar
Leonard J. Ottenheimer
Morris Phillips
Ralph Reutlinger
Sam Schwartz
Gertrude M. Solmson
Birdie Razeper Tenenbaum
June M. Wolf
JANUARY 23
Arthur Bott
Barnett H. Cohen
Rebecca Navra Cohen
Pauline R. Crum
Mr. Steven Dranoff
Carolyn Schott Ducker
Mary E. Gans
Ruth Goldsholl
Marx Goldstein
Fannie Safferstone Klein
Ida Laner
Lewis Laner
Marion Lee Levy
Beatrice Marks
Kate L. Mayersohn
Jane B. Mendel
Elias Navra
Dan Schwartz
Sydell Siegel
Adrienne R. Steppach
Moses O. Stern
Jennie R. Storthz
Jess B. Thalheimer
JANUARY 30
David Bluthenthal
John F. Bolts
Roy B. Dumont
Randall M. Falk, Sr.
Flora Oppenheimer Fox
Albert R. Fox
Louis Goldman
Jack Grundfest
Dorothy Joseph
Jacob Kempner
Eva L. Korenblat
Ruth Goldman Kretchmar
Mr. Harvey Laner
Samuel Herbert Levin
Ms. Mary Nelson
Beryl Harris Nordlinger
Louis Maurice Samuel
Leah Isolene Shindler
Shirley Strauss
Eva Wolff
JANUARY
JANUARY 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1
THURSDAY
Steve Rousseau A'78
4
Don Mann A'84
Phil Kaplan
Harold White
5
Thomas McGarry
Robert Oliva
Rebekah Scallet
Pat Solomon
Robert Block
Jacob Greenberg
Haley Parker
11
Diane Butturff
Karen Pear
Keith Wheeler
12
Doug Meyer A'90
6
7
James Moses A'81
Brian Rosenthal A'87
Mary Lou Cohn
10
David Shindler A'82
Roxy Sonnier
14
Sheila Bronfman
Phil Elson
Susan R. Kantrow
15
16
17
13
Avery Webb
Silvana Berlinski
SATURDAY
9
Mark Mackey
Stephen Jacobs A'11
Scott Schlesinger A'08
3
8
Eli Goldman
Steve Osmundson A'85
Rebecca Schneider
Saydee Stevens
FRIDAY
2
Bill Cohn
Jill Flaxman
Stacy Grundfest
Sandie Lubin
Klimberg/Storthz A'93
18
Barry Solomon A'64
Justin Fadem
Benjamin Flaxman
Jeffrey Marks
Jack Mulkey
19
20
Tina Bernstein
21
Wilma Diner
Fran Eiseman
Paul Greenberg
Max Mobly
22
23
Don Pfeifer
Kele Stevens
Maci Schlesinger
24
Herb Monoson A'65
Milton Baer
Doris Krain
Brent Reiss
Barbara Vogt
25
Liliane Smart
Mira Krain
Logan Moya
Sade Storthz
26
Marc Williams
Sophia Stevens
27
David Behnke A'68
Shoshana Berleant
David Ronnel
28
Barbara Stern
29
Marks/Epstein A'83
Regina Young
30
Stanley Goldberg
Sam Hoffman
Peyton Hooks
31
John Stobe A'49
Allie Pear
Missy Pear
If you would like to sponsor the flowers and/or oneg for an upcoming Shabbat, pleases call Laura Joseph or the Temple office. Laura Joseph can be reached at 501-664-5442 or [email protected].
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY 2015
SUNDAY
1
Samuel Levin
MONDAY
2
Ruth Frenkel
Adam Hoffman
Renee Miller
Jan Osmundson
TUESDAY
3
Perry Norwood
Linda Pfeifer
Dale Ronnel
WEDNESDAY
4
Bonnie Nickol
Sydney Gastman
THURSDAY
5
Charles Alman
Bruce Greenberg
Sam Nickol
FRIDAY
6
Taxer/Lewis A'98
John Selig A'82
Julie Kaplan
Stacey Ronnel
Janice Thurow
SATURDAY
7
Ruth Fein
Ellen Korenblat
Becky Marks
David Sanderson
Andrea Zekis
Nicholas Towbin-Jones
8
9
Martha Alman
Stacy Blackburn
10
Clara Spivey
11
Aniko Diamant
Mimi Loeb
Leia Ortiz
12
Nancy Alexander
David Townley
13
14
15
Shirley Friedman
Chris Hackler
16
Perry Cohen
17
Bella Levy
Robert Spector
Charles Cohen
18
Rylee Krupitsky
19
Lou Tobian A'95
20
Debbie Brady
21
Margaret Glubok
Ellyn Polsky
Mike Ronnel
22
Capi Peck
Kyle Parham
23
Jill Bauman
Keith Nigro
24
Bill Cohn A'46
Allan Mendel A'79
25
26
Bill Siegel
Andrew Casciano
27
Isabella Ifrah
Thalia Stuber
28
David Shell (Feb. 29)
Harry Ehrenberg A'14
If you would like to sponsor the flowers and/or oneg for an upcoming Shabbat, pleases call Laura Joseph or the Temple office. Laura Joseph can be reached at 501-664-5442 or [email protected].
Religious School Corner
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LaFTY NEWS
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CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL
Happy Hanukkah and Happy New Year!
Sisterhood Judaica Shop has everything you need for Hanukkah! Come
see what’s new for 2014! We’ve got a variety of menorahs and candles, gelt
(both milk and dark chocolate), dreydels, decorations, gift wrap, Hanukkah
toys and games, home accessories, and gifts galore. If you need a quantity
of gelt or wooden dreydels, please call Bonnie Jacobson 247-4050.
Pictured above: LaFTY members prepare breakfast at Our House on
Nov. 8. (From left to right) Lucy Goldman, Emma Figarsky, Natalie
McGarry, Leah Goldsholl, Evalyn Berleant, Jared Mackey, Daniela
Berlinksi, and Robert Block. Not pictured Jonah Marion.
On November 8, LaFTY members volunteered to make
breakfast for the residents at Our House. Nine dedicated LaFTY
members, with help from some of their parents, woke up very
early on a Saturday morning to give their time to help others in
need. This was part of the NFTY-Southern Social Action Day
where youth groups across the region participated in various
social action activities. In addition to serving breakfast at
Our House, LaFTY also made jars of hot chocolate mix and
marshmallows to include in the Thanksgiving baskets that the
B’nai Israel Social Action Committee is preparing this year.
Registration for NFTY Convention is still open: Convention will
take place in Atlanta on February 13-17, 2015. For information
or to register, please visit http://www.nftyconvention.org/.
Scholarship opportunities are available through B’nai Israel,
NFTY Southern, and NFTY. Contact shelly.baron@hotmail.
com for further information.
DECEMBER SCHEDULE
7th: LaFTY Meeting 1:00 pm (Place TBD)
This will be our annual Hanukkah party!
Annual Membership Shabbat
Friday, February 27, 2015
5:45—Kabbalat Shabbat (snack)
6:15—Fabulous All Debbie All Music Shabbat Service
Shabbat Dinner following the service
New members and prospective members will be guests of
the congregation for this special evening in their honor.
Dinner: Adults $12.00, children ages 5-12, $6.00, kids 4 & under free
(without reservations, adults $15.00 & children 5-12, $6.00)
Dinner reservations required by February 25th.
Babysitter provided during service---Please reserve!
Temple Office 225-9700
Take this opportunity to meet new people. Each new member and prospective
member will have a buddy for the evening. Contact us to be a buddy.
Membership/Hospitality committee
Trudy Jacobson 227-8543 [email protected]
Meg Marion, Co-Chair [email protected]
Planned programs are:
•Sisterhood meeting, February 1st, 2015 with a light lunch @ 12:00
•Miriam’s Seder, March 26, 2015 (Sharon Hendrix, Chair)
•Flower arranging workshop with Richard Estelita on a Sunday in the spring
•Weekend Theater’s “Karski’s Message” written by Phil McMath,
April 9, 2015 (a special showing for Sisterhood with Passover treats)
•Heschel Shabbat, June 5
Rebekah and Liz have expressed their appreciation for all who have helped
them in the office while they acclimate themselves to their positions. It is a
blessing to have such willing volunteers.
This year has gone by so quickly. I would like to thank everyone who
has participated in Sisterhood this past year. Without everyone working
together, it would not have been possible.
Shalom,
Marilyn Sorrells
Ati’Day Yisroel News
Ati’Day had another successful Fall Festival in October, raising more
money for our playground renovation project. Please be on lookout for
additional information about our plans for this and how you can help!
We are also putting together an Alumni List, so if you or any one in
your family attended Ati’Day, please let us know. You can email Darcy
Krupitsky about this at [email protected].
As we move into December, our children will be learning more about
winter and its related themes. This includes winter wonderland, winter
animals, Hanukkah and holidays around the world. We will have our
annual Hanukkah Program with special performances by each class on
December 18 at 11 am in the Social Hall/Tenenbaum Center area. It is
our pleasure to invite anyone to come observe and enjoy wonderful
presentations from the children. Please contact Amy at atidaypreschool@
gmail.com if you are interested in attending so we have an accurate count.
Shabbat Kids Club Gets Ready
to Celebrate Chanukah!
Dec. 12 at 5:30 in the Teen Lounge
for Families with children from toddler through age 8
Bring your favorite Chanukah book to read and take home a new book!
Child- friendly Shabbat Pasta dinner with latkes and soufganiyot.
No charge, but please RSVP!
Watch for your Evite! It’s coming very soon.
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Lifelong Learning:
Positive Partnerships with JFAR
MAZEL
TOV
PARTY
PALOOZA
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JFAR and B’nai Israel are looking to engage the community’s
A partnership is a mutually beneficial relationship in which all parties
EUGENE
EUGENE H.
H. LEVY,
LEVY, Rabbi
Rabbi
DAVID BAUMAN, President SHERI
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DAVID
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DAVID
BAUMAN, President
President
KENNON
GOLDSHOLL,
Executive
DAVID
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President
KENNON
GOLDSHOLL,
Executive
JACK GRUNDFEST,
Admn.
V.P.
KENNON
GOLDSHOLL,
Executive
JACK
JACK GRUNDFEST,
GRUNDFEST, Admn.
Admn. V.P.
V.P.
MAC LYONS,
Treasurer
JACK
GRUNDFEST,
Admn. V.P.
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MAC LYONS,
LYONS, Treasurer
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JO LAWTON,
Secretary
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Dallas.
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enrich the program offerings in both institutions. By joining forces
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by our Sisterhood, enriches our Shabbat Kids Club participants by
providing free books and parent resources to families with children
up to age 8. Marianne Tettlebaum and I partner to reach out into the
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The Hope - Modern Zionism
and the Future of Judaism
Facilitated by Phillip Spivey
Sundays, December 7, 14, January 11, 10 – 11:30 a.m.
VOLUME 14 ISSUE 10
PAGE 11
Shabbat in the Rock
Chanukah Dinner and Party
Friday, December 19 • 7:30 pm
Following “Shabbat in the Rock, Chanukah Edition”
all-music Shabbat for Chanukah
In light of events transpiring in Israel and Jewish communities around
the world, Zionism has become one of the most important and
misunderstood of Jewish philosophical concepts. From its roots in
Ancient Israel to the contemporary world, Zionism has evolved into
many forms over the centuries as Jews have responded to the problems
of anti-Semitism and the challenges of modern Jewish identity. “The
Hope” will be a three-part course on the history of Zionism (Dec. 7);
the different types of Zionism (Dec. 14); and a critical discussion of
Zionism, Modern Israel, and the future of Jewish identity (Jan. 11). This
three-part course will be important for those attending Rabbi Block’s
discussion of Ari Shavit’s book, My Promised Land - The Triumph and
Tragedy of Israel (Jan. 25).
PLEASE help us plan accurately by making reservations
Call Liz in the office – 225-9700
My Promised Land by Ari Shavit
Friday, December 5, 7:00 pm, at Shabbat Dinner in the Social Hall
following Shabbat Services, which will be abbreviated (no sermon)
Sunday, February 8, 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Book discussion facilitated by Rabbi Barry Block
“Not since Thomas L. Friedman’s groundbreaking From Beirut to
Jerusalem has a book captured the essence and the beating heart of
the Middle East as keenly and dynamically as My Promised Land.
Facing unprecedented internal and external pressures, Israel today
is at a moment of existential crisis. Ari Shavit draws on interviews,
historical documents, private diaries, and letters, as well as his own
family’s story, illuminating the pivotal moments of the Zionist century
to tell a riveting narrative that is larger than the sum of its parts: both
personal and national, both deeply human and of profound historical
dimension. As it examines the complexities and contradictions of the
Israeli condition, My Promised Land asks difficult but important
questions: Why did Israel come to be? How did it come to be? Can
Israel survive? Culminating with an analysis of the issues and threats
that Israel is currently facing, My Promised Land uses the defining
events of the past to shed new light on the present. The result is a
landmark portrait of a small, vibrant country living on the edge,
whose identity and presence play a crucial role in today’s global
political landscape.”
Confirmation Class trip to
Washington D.C.
January 9 – 12, 2015
Students are excited to begin their L’Taken Social Justice Seminar
experience accompanied by Rabbi Block and Ellyn Polsky. Throughout
the weekend the 10th graders will be immersed in the social policy
issues that are the focus of the URJ’s Religious Action Center’s activities.
They will tour the Capitol building and hopefully the White House
before the program actually begins. Visits to the Smithsonian and
monuments on the mall will also be part of the weekend. On Monday,
before returning to Little Rock, our students will present their Jewishly
enriched arguments for social policy changes in areas about which they
feel strongly, to our Arkansas representatives in congress.
Adults $12 | Kids 6 and over $6
$3 surcharge at the door with no reservations
“Men on Main and the
Jewish Experience in Mid-20th
Century Little Rock”
See page 4 for details on the dinner
Little Rock in 2014 is excited about its Main Street, on the rise after
being nearly deserted for several decades. Our program participants
remember it when it was the center of activity in the State. As recently
as the mid-20th century, downtown Little Rock was so crowded on
a Saturday morning that mothers had to hold their children’s hand
for fear of becoming separated in the rush of shoppers. German
Jews had settled in Little Rock just before and after the Civil War.
Some among them had established what would become, for the next
century, the largest department stores in Arkansas. These business
leaders established the Temple, ran their companies, survived the
great depression, and set examples in leadership in the overall Little
Rock community. Our program presenters continued their forebears’
brand of community service and maintained high quality businesses
through Main Street’s final hey-days of the 1950’s and early 60’s. This
Temple program explores the story of the “Men on Main,” the women
behind them, and the Jewish experience in mid-twentieth century
Little Rock.”
Moderator: Dick Williams
Participants: Ginger Goodman, Don Pfeifer, Jim Pfeifer, Dan Phillips,
Tad Phillips, and Alan Thalheimer
LGBTQA Chavurah
Chanukah Party
Sunday, December 21st, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Temple B’nai Israel Teen Lounge
Celebrate the 5th night of Chanukkah with the LGBTQA Chavurah!
Please join us in the Temple Teen Lounge for a latke
dinner, lighting the menorah, and lots of fun & games.
Feel free to bring your own menorah and candles if you like.
RSVP to Ari at [email protected].
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11:00 am
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5:30 pm 1:00
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FIRST NIGHT
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JFAR Board Meeting
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11:30 am
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7:006:00
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