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Bulletin June 1, 2015 - Temple Emanu-El
June-July 2015 Sivan/Tammuz 5775 Vol. 57, No. 9 Temple Emanu-El where you belong 14450 West Ten Mile Rd . Oak Park, MI 48237 • 248.967.4020 . www.emanuel-mich.org Summer Worship JUNE Friday June 5 6:30pm Erev Shabbat Service with Birthday Blessing Saturday June 6 9:15am Torah Study 10:30 am Morning Service Friday June 12 7:00pm Erev Beatles Shabbat Service with Board Installation Recognition of Melton graduates Saturday June 13 9:15am Torah Study 10:30 am Morning Service Friday June 19 7:00 pm Erev Shabbat with Anniversary Blessing Sisterhood oneg Saturday June 20 9:15am Torah Study 10:30 am Morning Service Friday June 26 7:00pm Erev Shabbat Service Sisterhood oneg Saturday June 27 9:15am Torah Study 10:30 am Morning Service elly, nista K a z a h C the with lots and the T’fi ris Band r Sam Ha ...and B oar Installa d tion JULY (Friday in Birnkrant Garden, weather permitting) Friday July 3 6:30 pm Erev Shabbat with Birthday Blessing Saturday July 4 10:30 am Morning Service Friday July 10 6:15 pm Hawaiian Shirt Shabbat Dinner 7:00 pm Erev Shabbat Service in Garden Saturday July 11 10:30 am Morning Service and Itenberg Baby Naming - Kiddush sponsored By Itenberg Family Friday July 17 5:30 pm Tot Shabbat Service 7:00 pm Erev Shabbat Service Anniversary Blessing in Garden Saturday July 18 10:30 am Morning Service Friday July 24 7:00 pm Erev Shabbat Service in Garden Saturday July 25 10:30 am Morning Service Friday July 31 7:00 pm Erev Shabbat Service in Garden Hawaiian Shirt Shabbat Picnic Dinner & Erev Shabbat Services Friday, July 10, 2015 Dinner at 6:15 p.m • Service follows • Tropical island music Enjoy a family-friendly Shabbat picnic dinner, catered by Annabel’s - in our beautiful Birnkrant Garden, followed by Hawaiian Shirt Shabbat Services. Wear your Hawaiian shirt! Hamburgers or Quinoa (vegan) burgers (please pre-order) with all the fixings, oil & vinegar-style coleslaw, corn, watermelon. Home-baked desserts, too! ALL S ARE E U G ST E !!! M O C L WE $11 pp; $6 Kids under 10; Under 3: FREE RSVP by, July 7 PLease indicate your choice of either hamburger or Quinoa burger so we may order correctly. Call: 248-967-4020, email [email protected] or go online to register - www.emanuel-mich.org our temple family Every month, members who have a birthday are invited to attend the FIRST FRIDAY EVENING SHABBAT to receive a BIRTHDAY BLESSING during our SHABBAT service which begins at 6:30pm. June 5 July 3 June Birthdays! July Birthdays! Sloan Elie Annabel Bean Hayden Frishman Frederick Greenfield James Greenfield Sarah Finegood Olivia Samson Danielle Pearlman Seth Davidson Ari Perrault-Victor Isaac Vinande Sophia Weiksnar Jacob Gringorten Amanda Goldfaden Hannah Danzig Natalie Baxter The Kleins have moved! Barbara and Rabbi Joseph Klein 506 Wyngate Dr, Rochester MI 48307 248-759-4709 All Of Temple Emanu-El Is Now A Free Wifi Zone NETWORK: TEpublic PASSWORD: TEguest2014 Every month, all those who have wedding anniversaries are invited to attend the THIRD FRIDAY SHABBAT OF THE MONTH to receive a wedding anniversary blessing during our Shabbat service which begins @ 7:00pm. Bring all your family and friends to celebrate! Natalie Cripps Samantha Katz Carly Saltsman Colton Teicher Sophie Schwartz Zoe Baxter Eli Hurwitz Leif Schoof Miriam Goldstein Sari Wise Justin Wolfe June 19 July 17 Rabbi Kalfus invites you, if you are able, to come to his office @ 6:45pm to greet each other prior to the service. June Anniversaries Donald & Marilyn Cohen Robert & Robyn Weltman Michael Hoff & Theresa Tarrant John E. & Gilda Jacobs Stephen & Jennifer Driker Stanley & Denise Fasbinder Elyse & Robert Cohen Keith Kaye & Jill Noll Jack & Jane Solomon Bruce & Susan Fershtman Joseph P. & Barbara Klein Scott Silver & Debra Holzman Silver Eugene & Elaine Driker Martin & Denise Ferman Steve E. & Jan E. Levin Jerome & Laura Miller Andrew & Jane Hauser -2- July Anniversaries Steven & Susan Genden Peter Ostrow & Susan Edelman Ostrow Scott & Lynn Cooper Robert & Susan Friedman Ron Applebaum & Jennifer Kaplan Mark Genetti & Elizabeth Klein-Genetti David & Bethany Kramer Robert & Barbara Levitt James & Barbara Weiskopf Edward & Laura Cohn Erik & Tiffany Elie Alfredo & Julie Avila Scott & Beth Marx Edward Frowine & Gail Gilman Howard & Nina Abrams Demarcalin & Gjyze Sylvestre Evan & Lesley Shartsis Temple Emanu-El Bulletin • June-July 2015 • Sivan/Tammuz 5775 Mark Burde & Lisabeth Hock Harvey & Ruth Hurwitz Richard & Brenda Strausz Miranda Liebowitz & Eric Samson Milton & Michaelyn Silverman Marc & Judith Front Jan & Janet Gubkin Glenn & Karen Saltsman Barry & Carolyn Silverstein Jeffrey Abt & Mary Paquette-Abt Robert & Amanda Wolfe Michael & Cheryl Davis Mitchell Klein & Sandra Johnson Ellsworth & Janet Levine Richard & Julie Zussman Michael & Julie Frishman y May 31-June 6, 2015 *Dr. Donald Berkower *Goldie Cohen *Herman Cohen Jack Dershow *Emil (Emel) Edelson *Morris Gershman *Meyer Goldstein Dana Gordon Phyllis Greenwald *Eugene Hauser *Nellie Hyman *Jewel Kretchmer Abraham Kutlov *Hannah Manchel Daniel “Buddy” Mendelsohn *Leon Pantzer *Frieda Pultusker *Edward Frazer Purdy Anna Rabotnick Esther Robbins Marjorie Schafer *Ida Schlien Anne Schultz *Rudolph Shapiro Ruth Shartsis *Viola Shear *Theodore Sherbow *Kevin Sofferin *Sander Tobias *Samuel Topf *George Turkel *Idell Unger *Mildred Zeidman June 7-13 Annette Bechek Philip Cutler Ralph Dershowitz Viola Goldsmith *John Goodwin *Lena Heiffus *A. Bernard Hirsch Tille Janower *Janet Kane Nathan Kaufman Margaret Rose Kolinski *Jacob Guyer Hyman Leibson Sylvia Leibson *Virginia Lerman Levine Bernard Lewin *Abram Medow *Shirley Meisner art Jacob Perlmutter *Arthur Purdy *Dr. Marvin James Rosenthal Celia Rosin *Anne Schuster *David London Shingles Marilyn Patricia Siegel Morris Sperber *Rosaline Steingold Estelle Strausz *Max Trager Bertha Ulreich Myra Vick *Leonard Wagman *Herbert Weiss *Esther Lee Wolin *Benjamin Zelickman June 14-21 *Harriet Band Herman Barham *Estelle G. Benach Philip Cutler *Norman Dickman Miriam Feldman *Beverly Gold *Samuel Gold *Lottie R. Goldstein *Jacob Grobman Marion Horton Sylvia Katzman Eugene Klein Louis Klein Dorothy Kushel *Meyer Leshman *Dr. Leon Lucas *Seymour Matenky *Patricia Lee Modell *Seymour Morton *Ben Peltz Charles Peppers Milton Prag *Bessie Robinson *E. M. Rosenthal *Murry L. Sachs Rose Genden Shapiro *Nathan Shogan *Arthur L. Sofferin Yetta Steingold *Selma Yagoda z June 21-27 *Charles Bloomgarden Elizabeth Samuelson Dibble Gerald Fine Mildred Fishman *Mildred E. Frankel *William G. Frankford *Arthur Friedman Nancy Galper *Louis A. Goldenberg *Stella Goodwin Benjamin Green Janina Hirschowitz Bella Honeyman *Rose Howard *Sidney Jackson *Alfred Jacobs Lenke Jonas *Max Kahn Rose Kessler *Eva Lastar *David Levy *Dr. David Benjamin Levy *Samuel D. Lipkin *Ireta Netzorg Lurie Esther Rattner *Morris Robinson *Minnie Rosen *Nathan Rosenberg Irving Rubin *Joseph Sanders *Sarah Schmier Lilian Haas Schwartz Harold Shine *David Silverman *Mary Tushman Andrew Weil June 28-July 4 *Esther Greenwald Allex *Maurice Broad *Ann Collins George Diamond Virginia Elfond *Samuel Goren *Rose Harris *Morris Hearshen *Samuel Hollander *Esther Isaacs Jerold Kappel Frank Kellerman *Hannan Kraft eits *Goldie Lerman Bernard Margolis *Trudi Messer Hyman Milinsky Yale Phillips *Paul Rosett *Louis Robbins *Morris Hyman Rubin *Albert Shapiro Bernard Sloan *Fay Sucher Sandra Vrono Milton George Warren Laurence Weiner Myrtle Weiner July 5-11 Leonard Berke Harry Bluestein Eleanor Brady *Vivian Bramson *Aaron Cohn *Benjamin W. Einhorn *Louis Feldhandler Nathan Ferman Herman Fox Charles Genetti *Robert E. Greenwald David Gussin *Isadore Hamburger *Nathan Hendelman *William B. Isenberg Benjamin Janower Ted Kaczander Ruth Kaplan *Sarah Kaplan Goldie Klaper Mary Kolko *Diane Krosnick *Jack Leachman *Rose Maltz *Albert M. Margolin Marshall Miller *Celia Modell Miriam Pickard Bernard Rubin *Dr. Harry Ruskin Edwin Schwartz *Dorothy Selik Gertrude Shine Ann Sorkin Fanny Stellar *Morris Swidler Nan Watzman Doris “Dody” Weil Elsie Weiner *Evelyn West July 12-18 Arvin Bennish Leonard Bieman Nona Ruth Blum Peter Blum Arthur Dershowitz Sylvia Ehrlich *Robert Finkel Yoseph Glatstein *Jennie Goldberg *Helen I. Goldenberg William Haftka *Amelia Hirshberg *Jack Katz *Roy Kaplan *Sam Kay *Gloria Ketai Stanley Kirschner *Emma Klein Herbert Kollin Milton Kutlov Morris Lapin Beverly Lash Louis Latt *Pauline Lichter Philip Malz Betty Matenky Schlinger *Tilly Newhouse *Miriam Nosanchuk *Eric Jay Pelzner Anne Polinsky *Melvin Ross *Sophia Radom Safir *Mike Shear *Rose Epstein Smelsey *Jacob Stettner *Mary Stutz *Irving Tow Gilbert Weinberg *Phillip Zelickman *Shirley Zickerman July 19-25 *Harry Blumenthal Ralph Brod Sylvia Dillon Anne M. Edelman *Pauline Federman *Ida L. Feldman *A light will be lit on our Memorial Board. If you wish to memorialize your loved ones in a special way, consider purchasing a memorial plaque to be displayed in our Anne Jospey Sanctuary. Each year, on the anniversary of their death, it will be lit as a remembrance. Contact the Temple office at 248-967-4020 to make arrangements for this eternal memory of your loved one. *Abe Field Lillian Fowler *Nettie Friedman Joan Gluckman *Isidor Katz *Minnie Leshman *Lillian Maltzer Rose Mondshine *Charles Mucasey *Ben Nosanchuk Elva Novick *Samuel Potashnik Leo Shartsis *Theodore Silverman *Herman Stark *Werner Stark Pearl Stellar *Bernard Sucher Mr. Jean Sylvestre *Rebecca Tabor *Dr. Maurice Weiner *Helen Weiss *Samuel L. Yoffee *Milton Simon Zafron *Lillian Zalenko July 26-Aug. 1 *Samuel Anbender *Mae Berg *Loris G. Birnkrant Shoshana Fealk Cheskis Marie Josephe Citarel Phillip Corner Saidee Elfond *Marilyn “Mike” Feigelson David Fenster *Dr. Morris Fynke Estelle Gerdy Lee Girson Cecelia Goldstein *Henrietta Goodman Luevenia Harmon Julius Honeyman William Kellerman Jewell Kovinsky *Fannie Langberg Judy Mattice Max Mondshine Marta Nurenberg *Phillip Nusholtz *Marion Potamkin *Cantor Norman Rose Samuel Sacks *Joseph Schwartz *Norman Selik Betty Sherman *Myron Yanitz Samuel Weltman Grace Zack In MemoriAm Samuel Simon, brother of Ellie Simon (Mel Natinsky), April 7, 2015 Gilberta Jacobs, mother of John (Gilda) Jacobs, April 17, 2015 Marlene Bieman, mother of Lisa (Dr. Kevin) Feber, April 21, 2015 Rachel Jacobs, daughter of Gilda and John Jacobs, May 13, 2015 Temple Emanu-El: Where You Belong • 248-967-4020 -3- Executive Director Music Happenings at Temple “Summertime and the living is easy…” George Gershwin Cantorial Soloist Kelly Onickel Summertime is a great time to start thinking about how you can be involved at temple. There are so many ways to do this and one of those ways is to join one of our choirs. Our Shiru Dor L’dor Youth Choir is look for new members 4th -7th grade, and our Shir Chadash Adult Choir is looking for anyone 13 years or older, to join these great groups. The Shiru Dor L’dor Youth choir meets every Sunday from 11:30-1:00 beginning Aug. 16th 2015 to May 15th 2016. We begin with a bit of social time and have a snack, and then we rehearse. The youth choir sings for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Simkhat Torah, and Purim at which the choir performs the Purim Spiel, and the first Friday of each month for Erev Shabbat service. The choir also participates in the “New Zimriya” a local Concert put on by all the Jewish Youth Choirs in the area. This past year for the first time I took two choir members to the National Song Leaders Boot Camp in St. Louis. I chose two students who exemplify their love and commitment for Jewish music to take to this conference; they were exposed to the larger world of Jewish music and songleading. Our Shir Chadash Choir meets every Thursday from 7:30-9:00 pm beginning July 2nd 2015 to May 19th 2016. This choir sings for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and every third Friday of the month. This choir is a small group of very committed individuals who love Jewish Music and we would love to have you join them. You do not need to be able to read music for either of these choirs. All we ask is that you love to sing! I hope you will consider joining one of these choirs. If you have any questions please call me at 248-967-4020. Beatles Shabbat Calling all 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th graders who love music! Get your service requirements! Learn the music for your Bar/Bat Mitzvah! Sing for Holiday and Shabbat services! Sing in the New Zimriyah! Establish New Life Long Friendships! You don't need to know how to sing. Just be willing to learn and participate. Interested? Contact Cantorial Soloist Kelly Onickel, [email protected] / 248-3880190 or Friend me on Facebook Rehearsal Sundays Snack 11:30-12:00 • Rehearsal 12:00-12:45 Shir Chadash Choir The Shir Chadash Choir, Temple Emanu-El’s adult choir, is open to all congregants who love to sing – all levels of experience are welcome. The choir adds to the beauty of services, introducing new melodies and revitalizing classics. We sing at least once a month at Shabbat services – usually the third Friday of the month – and at High Holy Day services. We practice on Thursdays, from 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Please contact Cantorial Soloist Kelly Onickel with any questions: ChazanitTE@gmail. com or (248) 388-0190, or call 248-967-4020 x216 (and Board Installation!) Temple Emanu-El Bulletin • June-July 2015 The Shiru Dor L’dor Youth Choir Being a member of the Shir Chadash Choir is a great way to make music, be part of a wonderful community, and learn more about the prayers in our services – all at the same time! Friday June 12 - 7pm featuring Beatles melodies -4- We Want You To Join • Sivan/Tammuz 5775 The Rabbi’s Corner A Pilgrimage to the Land of Israel A congregational trip to Israel can be fun, exciting and adventurous. It can be an experience where you travel to a country and go from place to place and you will passively “take in” what you see, barely speaking to the locals or barely having an understanding of what you see and its significance. It can be a trip where you stay only a few hours in one place and you constantly rush to the next one, barely having the time to process what you have seen. A trip to Israel can be conceived as a five star trip unconnected to the reality that most Israelis live day by Rabbi Arturo Kalfus day. This is not how I like to do a foreign trip; particularly to Israel. My vision of a congregational trip to Israel is one of a pilgrimage of the spirit. It is one that connects you to the land, the culture and its people. My vision of a congregational trip to Israel is not a typical “tourist” one. My hope is that a trip to Israel will be a life-changing encounter, where you will be enriched spiritually by what you have experienced. My vision of this congregational pilgrimage includes understanding the different facets of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This is crucial for me, since our news in America does not allow us to fully understand the situation that Israel is in. So many times our Jewish identity is shaken by events in Israel long distance. A pilgrimage of the spirit where you will connect to the land, the people and the culture. It is in this spirit that I am embarking in organizing Temple Emanu-El’s congregational pilgrimage to Israel for the second half of June 2016. That is, a year from this June. This trip will be geared for adults and mature teens that are open to this type of travel experience. Phyllis and I are going to Israel in a few weeks, in part to prepare for our congregational trip. We want to share with you our connection to the land, the people and the culture. We both lived in Israel for several years and we both have a special connection to Jerusalem. We want to share with you these special places that were part of our younger years. As an example, I want to share with you a place where my father fought during the Israeli war of independence in 1948 and what those memories did for me and my Jewish identity growing up in Argentina. This will be a very personal sharing of Israel with you, in a similar way that we organized last year’s congregational trip to Argentina. So, I hope that you will consider joining us in the second half of June 2016. I truly look forward to a trip that will be transformational and deep. Phyllis will join me at an informational meeting we will schedule in early September to let you know more details about this adventure. From my heart to yours, Temple Emanu-El: Where You Belong • 248-967-4020 -5- FRom the President Thank You For Your Support As I look back on my two year Presidency, I find myself reflecting upon the tremendous support received from my fellow congregants and Temple Staff. Without your continued support, my journey from July I, 2013 until today, would have been more challenging than it was. During my tenure, we hired a new Rabbi, a Temple Educator and an Executive Director. With your patience, the commitment of our Executive Committee and the Board, we effectively transitioned to these positions. You also supported our Temple by generously donating to our Kulanu and special High Holy Day fund-raising campaigns. And for these, I am enormously grateful. My gratitude also goes out to those who contributed their time and effort to helping with the myriad of volunteer activities these past two years. Included are those wonderful volunteers who worked on committees, greeted our congregants at worship services, sang in our choir, opened their homes to meet and greet our Rabbi, delivered food to grieving families, organized dinners, baked and/ or sponsored Onegs, and other activities too numerous to name. These volunteers go unheralded and rarely look for recognition. Their generosity taught me to appreciate the spirit of giving. The past two years has also taught me to be more realistic about my expectations. I had envisioned that all that I had wanted to accomplish would be easy to complete. However, I soon learned that being Temple President was more complicated than I had anticipated. It was a valuable lesson in the importance of remaining positive when dealing with the complexities of a large organization. More importantly, I am grateful for the support you gave me during my two year term. The recognition that I was not alone in my endeavors and others were always there to help was an extremely positive experience. We, as a congregation, can be proud of all that we have accomplished. Our hard work is beginning to bring us dividends. More members are actively participating in Temple programming and getting involved in our committees. Young families are participating in the special programs geared toward their children. Our Early Childhood Community continues to grow. Saturday morning service has become an integral part of our worship experience. Friday night Shabbat service has effectively integrated music into the fabric of prayer. These changes, and others to come, will translate into Temple Emanu-El continuing to be a viable connection to Jewish life in our community. Congratulations Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning Graduates: Class of 2015! Temple Emanu-EI wishes mazal tov to this year’s 67 graduates of the Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning of Metro Detroit. The Melton School, a project of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and sponsored locally by Federation’s Alliance for Jewish Education and the Jewish Community Center, is an innovative program in adult Jewish learning that explores Jewish ethics, history, values, traditions and current trends and dilemmas facing today’s Jewish community. We especially applaud our temple-affiliated graduates for their commitment to enriching their lives through Jewish education: Mindy Drongowski Joyce Kaczander Ann Klein Julie Englender (Temple Garden Committee) This year’s graduation will be held on Wednesday, June 3 at 7:00 p.m., at the Jewish Community Center, Berman Center for the Performing Arts, West Bloomfield. To register for the upcoming Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning program in the fall, or for more information, call the Melton office at 248-205-2557 or e-mail [email protected]. We will recognize our Melton graduates at the Friday, June 12 Erev Beatles Shabbat service, at 7:00 pm. It has been a privilege to serve this congregation and I will always to grateful for your warmth and support. Thank you for the opportunity to meet and connect with so many wonderful people. I am confident that our next President, Dennis Kayes will benefit from your continued commitment and support. Sincerely, -6- Temple Emanu-El Bulletin • June-July 2015 Every Can Counts Now more than ever. Please bring a can of food for the chaveet whenever you visit Temple. Our neighborhood food banks thank you for sharing your food with the hungry because… Now more than ever, EVERY CAN COUNTS! • Sivan/Tammuz 5775 DIRECTLY TO YOU: News from the ECC WHERE OUR EXPERIENCE PROVIDES YOUR CHILD WITH THE BEST EXPERIENCE Once again, our Young Master’s Art Show was enjoyed by all of our families. With art projects created throughout the year, the growth and development of the children, as well as their creativity, were reflected throughout the building. With our annual Shalom celebrations taking place, another school year is coming to a close. Many of our children have been with us from “womb to room” thereby becoming an integral part of our Eileen Brand Early Childhood Community. I know the experiences in our school have given the children the confidence and tools for success in their future education. Spring has finally sprung! Rabbi Kalfus joined our Jungle Room green house to help with spring planting. A picture is worth a thousand words. Enjoy these photos. Day camp will begin on Monday, June 15th. Our Camp Run About campers will enjoy fun in the sun with water play, outdoor play, Moon Jump, and Farmer John and his farm animals. Camp Get-Away children will enjoy weekly field trips, swimming at the Jewish Center and special performances by Ben Spitzer and Paula Doak, among others. I wish all dads a happy and relaxing Father’s Day. The following may give you a chuckle or two, but also food for thought: 4 years: My Daddy can do anything! 7 years: My Dad knows a lot…a whole lot. 8 years: My father does not know quite everything. 12 years: Oh well, naturally Father does not know that either. 14 years: Oh, Father! He is hopelessly old-fashioned. 21 years: Oh, that man-he is out of date! 25 years: He knows a little bit about it, but not much. 30 years: I must find out what Dad thinks about it. 35 years: Before we decide, we will get Dad's idea first. 50 years: What would Dad have thought about that? 60 years: My Dad knew literally everything! 65 years: I wish I could talk it over with Dad once more. Anonymous Be sure to give your child an extra hug today. Eileen Brand, Director, Early Childhood Community Temple Emanu-El: Where You Belong • 248-967-4020 -7- Temple Education TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL – We’re Off for the Summer! Registration is open – Discounted Rates until July 1, 2015 Registration forms for next year are now available online at www.emanuel-mich.org This has been a wonderful and rewarding year for me, and for the school. We’ve successfully experimented with so many programs. We’ve been featured several times in the Jewish News, and programs from Chicago to Denver have called to inquire about our high school model. I can’t wait to see what happens next here! RELIGIOUS SCHOOL – Shomrei Adamah! It is always difficult to say good bye. This month we bid a fond farewell and send our appreciation to Sue Salinger, our Director of Education. Thanks Sue for your leadership of our education programs and for sharing with us Torah, avodah and g’milut chasadim and for Jewishly energizing so many of our Temple families. Your wisdom and zeitgeist for Jewish life and learning is an inspiration to all. As you continue your Michigan Jewish journey with Hazon, we wish you the best and look forward to collaborating with you in the years ahead. Todah rabah and l’hitraot. Protecting the Earth, working with our Garden Committee Just Look at what we’ve been up to! Mazel Tov! B’nai Mitzvah Brett Davidson - Saturday, June 6 We congratulate Brett Matthew Davidson on becoming Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, June 6. His parents, Ellyn and Jon, and siblings, Lacey and Seth will join in the celebration. Brett is the grandson of Vicki and Ben Craine and Joan and Stuart Davidson and the great grandson of Lucille Miller. Brett is a student at Norup International School in Oak Park. He dedicated his mitzvah project to helping the homeless by volunteering at COTS (Coalition on Temporary Shelter) in Detroit. -8- Temple Emanu-El Bulletin • June-July 2015 • Sivan/Tammuz 5775 Membership Important reminders about annual membership commitments for the year beginning July 1, 2015 Todah rabbah for your support of our congregation. Your financial commitments are a significant part of the financial foundation of our Temple. When you complete your dues commitment form we ask, if you are able, that you increase your pledge so our congregation can better serve all of us. If you have not yet completed and returned your dues pledge form, please do so as soon as possible. The deadline this year for returning dues pledges is June 12. If you need another form sent to you, please contact the office. If you have questions about your financial obligations to the Temple, please contact our Executive Director Fred Frank (248) 967-4020, or call and ask to speak to one of the members of the Financial Obligations Committee, to discuss privately your specific concerns and situation. Please note that our membership commitment policy is that if you do not return your pledge form by June 12, your dues commitment automatically defaults to the standard dues rate of $2,250 or what you pledged last year – whichever is higher. If that is not your intent, please complete and return your pledge form. For our Religious School parents, please note that your membership dues pledge needs to be received and financial obligations need to be current for us to complete the Religious School registration process. Thank you from the Financial Obligations Committee! SOME IMPORTANT DATES CONCERNING THE 5776 HIGH HOLY DAYS Friday, June 12, 2015 Deadline to return dues commitment pledges for 2015-16 Thursday, June 25, 2015 Deadline for Yahrzeit plaque orders for HHD (contact Barbara Zeevi in the office if you would like to order a memorial plaque) Tuesday, September 1, 2015 All first quarter (7/1-9/30/15) financial obligations (dues, tuition, building fund) must be paid for tix to be mailed September 2-5 Tuesday, September 1, 2015 Deadline for ordering additional HHD tix (order forms will be mailed) Thursday, September 10, 2015 Deadline for names for memorial Book of Remembrance Thursday, September 10, 2015 All prayer books must be paid for/ picked up (order forms will be mailed) High Holy Days Preview A few important dates come up well before the High Holy Days, so we have a summary schedule at right. Reminder: As always, in order to have HHD tickets mailed, members need to be paid up in all their financial commitments through September of 2015. Your July, August and September statements will show what that amount is, and you’ll need to have it paid up by September 1, 2015 in order for tickets to be mailed. Thus, if you have not yet returned your Dues Commitment Form for 2015-16, please do so at your earliest convenience. We incur many expenses at the start of the fiscal year as we get ready for the holidays and for Religious School, so we do very much need and appreciate your timely payments. We hope you will enjoy a relaxing summer. High Holy Days Services Dates / Times 2015 – 5776 S’lichot Saturday, September 5 8:00 pm program 9:00 pm service Erev Rosh Hashanah Sunday, September 13 8:00 pm service Rosh Hashanah Saturday, September 14 9:00 am family service 10:30 am regular service 4:30 pm tot service Temple Emanu-El: Where You Belong • 248-967-4020 Kol Nidre Tuesday, September 22 8:00 pm service Yom Kippur Wednesday, September 23 9:00 am family service 10:30 am regular service 1:00 pm study session 2:00 pm classical music meditation 3:00 pm afternoon service 4:15 pm (approximately) memorial/yizkor service 5:00 pm ne’ilah/concluding service 5:45 pm havdalah service -9- The Temple Emanu-El Community Garden is Alive and Well Think mitzvah, tikkun olam (repairing the world), shomrei adamah (keepers of the earth), Earth Day, and being good neighbors, wrap that all together with education and fun, and you have a pretty good summary of our Community Garden here at Temple EmanuEl. Starting with seeds, we grow a wide variety of vegetables and flowers which are donated to the senior citizens living next door to us. Many of the recipients are elderly Russians who remember a lifestyle of growing their own produce in the Soviet countryside and the community garden gives them a welcome opportunity to eat fresh and organic once again. In fact, the garden produce is so anxiously anticipated, that much of it is “self-harvested” before the garden crew can get to them! This past year’s youth group instruction focused on the farm to table food cycle (or lack thereof) in our Detroit area. Many speakers, discussions, activities, and field trips centered on this theme. Inspired by one speaker, our youth group decided to build a compost bin to enhance our garden soil and encourage recycling of appropriate scrap foods from Temple functions. A truly inspiring article on our youth’s commitment to helping can be found at myjewishdetroit.org/2015/05/earth-bound-and-eco-friendly/ In honor of Earth Day, all of our Temple Religious School students coordinated efforts to prepare the eighteen beds for planting. With the addition of a new gro-light system for starting seeds in the Temple basement, and an anticipated new irrigation drip system in the beds, the garden crew is psyched and ready to grow. We are always looking for like-minded members to join us on Sunday mornings as we take care of the garden together from 10 AM to noon. With or without experience, it is – quite simply – a lot of fun. MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND DO WHAT YOU LOVE TO DO. Come join us. For further information, contact Phyllis Meyers at 216-509-5667 or Deb Renner at 313-320-4376. Earth-Bound and Eco-Friendly Teens Go Green at Temple Emanu-El Article reprinted from myjewishdetroit.org By Carly Sugar, Youth Director, Temple Emanu-El Traditionally, Jewish Religious School has an intellectual focus. Focusing exclusively on the intellectual, however, can leave students a step removed from their individual interests and their personal Jewish journey. For most young adult students at any given Jewish congregational school, attendance is reluctant and, for some, it’s downright involuntary. “My parents are making me,” or “So I can put it on my college application,” or “So I can get confirmed, whatever that means,” are common responses to the question “Why are you here?” Very seldom do students arrive with the eagerness for learning that comes from actually wanting to be there. Carly Sugar (Youth Director/Young Adult Educator), Samantha Katz, Sarah Finegood (both 11th grade) Getting down to earth At Temple Emanu-El, Rabbi Arturo Kalfus enlisted Director of Congregational Learning, Sue Salinger, and Youth Director, Carly Sugar, to build a new post-B’nai Mitzvah curriculum – from the ground up. Through a Jewish lens, students have spent the year examining societal systems which have created vast injustices worldwide. Learning to ask tough questions while struggling with the discomfort of how these systems benefit or oppress them, the group has become more aware and concerned about the issues around -10- Temple Emanu-El Bulletin • June-July 2015 • Sivan/Tammuz 5775 common resources- clean water, clean air, sustainable energy, healthy food, the accessibility of these resources for all – issues that are ultimately of environmental and social concern to everyone. Moreover, they have explored ways to take action. “It’s been a great experience learning about these issues…along with the potential that we have to make a change,” said 11th Grader Samantha Katz. Finding a practical solution On a cool and rainy Sunday in April, students of Temple EmanuEl’s Young Adult Program gathered at Great Lakes Landscape Design, in Oak Park, to build a compost system for the Temple as their final project for the year. A student-conceived and student-led project, the three-bin system will serve to convert food, paper and yard waste into “black gold” to enrich the Temple garden, while standing as a model for the community to practice the mitzvah of becoming Shomrei Adamah – guardians of the Earth. Leaders on the project: Constructing the compost bin at Great Lakes Landscape Design, Carly Sugar and Sam Katz pair up on building a section The concept of composting for the congregation grew from the unit of study on Adamah (Earth), where students explored their local food system, its unsustainable techniques, and greener alternatives. When Ty Petrie, an expert on compost in Detroit, joined the class to share his knowledge, the students decided to approach the Temple’s Board of Directors to propose building a compost system on Temple Emanu-El’s grounds. “If we don’t do this, no one will,” remarked 11th Grader, Sam Hurwitz. Taking ownership, taking charge From start to finish, the class organized and directed the process of their compost project. Students chose their roles and responsibilities, each according to their interest in research, curriculum development, design and building and project organization. Sarah Finegood, 11th Grade student and President of Temple Emanu-El’s NFTY chapter, presented the class proposal to the Temple’s Board of Directors. The Board’s approval was all the positive feedback the students needed to spark their excitement and confidence to move the project forward. “Seeing these students take complete ownership of a project, from conception to execution, and watching them learn from a place of individual purpose has been remarkable,” said Carly Sugar. “Learning happens here through letting students take some measure of control of their own learning process, and they are inspired.” A visit to the Detroit trash incinerator with EMEAC (East Michigan Environmental Action Council) was another influential experience. Students were surprised to learn that the country’s largest solid waste incinerator is in Detroit. EMEAC representatives and youth discussed with our students how the incinerator negatively impacts our environment and the health of residents living nearby. Stepping out of the classroom, into the world This youth-led compost initiative is just one example of how to build skills and knowledge through hands-on work, which contributes to feelings of empowerment and ownership, and creates deeper participation and engagement. This year, students have explored Jewish issues of sustainability in a four-world’s model: earth (body), water (emotion), fire (intellect) and air (spirit/imagination). From visiting experts teaching seminar-style, to exploratory trips into Detroit’s communities working for change, to direct hands-on projects, this year’s students are active in a whole new way for Temple Emanu-El. “We introduced students to as many contemplative practices as time allowed this year,” said Director of Congregational Learning Sue Salinger. “We see that our over-scheduled, performance-driven students need a release, a skill set that can allow them to rest in the midst of their high-speed, always-on lives. Jewish meditation, attention to Kavannot (intention) in daily life, and art as a practice of self-awareness building are all part of what an engaged Judaic curriculum can offer.” Temple Emanu-El’s Young Adult Program hasn’t cracked the code on engaging this overscheduled and over-stressed post-Bar Mitzvah set. They are making strides, however, by incorporating student-led project-based-learning activities, guest speakers and facilitators, and contemplative and experiential learning modalities. In a world burdened with problems of overwhelming speed, Temple Emanu-El’s Religious School looks not only to ancient Jewish wisdom, but also to its students’ interpretations of it. This group of students is helping the Emanu-El community learn the meaning and action behind our favorite Hebrew phrase: tikkun olam. 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It’s easy to do: just go to the google doc spreadsheet at the link below (copy the link and paste it into your browser or scan the QR code below right) and add your name and email address (dates of services are listed on the spreadsheet). After you sign up, you will receive a reminder with instructions (mainly to just smile and greet people when they arrive at Temple. bit.ly/1qfbLT3 If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Denise Ferman at dbf4507@aol. com or 248-547-4507. We look forward to seeing smiling greeters at our foyer doors. -12- Temple Emanu-El Bulletin • June-July 2015 • Sivan/Tammuz 5775 Sisterhood at Temple Emanu-El T he Heart of our Congregation As Co-Presidents, Robin and I want to thank the Women of WRJ, our Congregation's Sisterhood. Since September 5, 2014 at least 34 of our Sisterhood members have provided a Sweet Shabbat by preparing delicious, homemade baked goods or fresh, healthy fruit trays for our Friday night Onegs. Response has been overwhelmingly positive and your efforts have been appreciated by our Congregational Family. Thank you to Wendy Bakst, Donna Brennan, Yvonne Crenshaw, Lynn Cooper, Vicky Edwards, Robin Gold, Judy Greenwald, Linda Greenwood, Ruth Hurwitz, Marilyn Kaczander-Cohen, Paula Kalt, Barbara Karchin, Fern Katz, Linda Kayes, Michelle Keys, Ann Klein, Rae Mandel, Susie Melamed, Phyllis Meyers, Jenny Patterson, Linda Permut, Ruth Okun, Euni Rose, Leah Rosnebaum, Terry Selman, Janet Schwartz, Carolyn Silverstein, Elayne Steinhardt, Sue Stettner, Barbara Trager, Cathy Topf, Mary Topf, Debra Walter, Julie Zussman--If I have forgotten a name--please forgive me. You can help by volunteering to prepare a fruit tray, baking or making a donation to the Lillian Greenwald Temple Oneg Fund. You can also Sponsor a Shabbat Oneg for a special Simcha by contacting our Temple Office. obin and Dear Rae, R members, Sisterhood le Board, I f the Temp On behalf o ity to this opportun that ke ta to nt a w r all isterhood fo S e th nk a th lvement, ut your invo o h it W . do u yo r our able to offe un be d ul o w we mming n the progra congregatio st o that you m and services e pport. Pleas generously su itude. grat accept our gards, With Fond Re Bruce Klein Rae Mandel WOMEN’S NIGHT OUT Presents Celebrating Unity In Our Neighborhood Tuesday, June 9, 2015 Women of Reform Judaism Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood Muriel Sherbow Memorial Mah jONGG Tournament Wednesday, June 17, 2015 Registration begins at 6:00 p.m. Play begins promptly at 6:45 p.m. Cost: $20 per person pre-registered At the door price: $25 (space permitting) 7:30 -‐ 9:00pm Jewish Community Center, Oak Park Tickets are $10.00 in advance or $15.00 at the door Our program includes a short film, presentations about what makes our community and neighborhood so extraordinary, a dessert buffet, an art project and more! Neighborhood Unity Program Speakers Young Israel of Oak Park Ora Singer Congregation Beth Shalom Julie Grodin Temple Emanu-‐El Phyllis Meyers Congregation T’Chiyah Mary Ellen Gurewitz PLEASE BRING A KOSHER ITEM FOR YAD EZRA QUESTIONS? Marilyn Kaczander Cohen: [email protected] or 248-543-0305 -‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐ RSVP – Rosa Chessler at 248-‐967-‐4030 or [email protected] for a charge payment or -13 Temple Emanu-El: Where You Belongmail • 248-967-4020 check to: Jewish Community Center, 15110 W. Ten Mile Road, Oak Park, MI 48237. I will attend the Women’s Night Out. Enclosed is my check for $10.00 made out to the Gifts & Memorials A Sincere Thank You: We sincerely thank everyone for their generous contributions to our various funds. Your support allows us to continue offering our outstanding programs and services and helps us to support all members of our Temple Family. Thank you! FUND FOR LIFE In Memory of: LIILLIAN GREENWALD ONEG SHABBAT FUND Marian “Mickey” Pelzner Lipshaw Lois & Stuart Falk For the Speedy Recovery of: GENERAL GIFTS FUND General Donation: From: Lillian Pruitt Our 64th Anniversary Rosa & Norm Berger Judy Greenwald for all her support with the Temple Emanu-El Community Garden Temple Emanu-El Community Garden Crew Fern Katz, Thinking of you! Judy Greenwald In Honor of: The marriage of Amy Meisner to Tyler Anderson Marcia & Mitch Meisner In Memory of: Samuel Simon T.E. Board of Trustees Ann & Bruce Klein Gilberta Jacobs T.E. Board of Trustees Linda & Steve Permut Marcia & Michael Leibson Marlene Bieman T. E. Board of Trustees Ben Braiker Harry Patterson The Caring Community Marian “Mickey” Pelzner Lipshaw Sheila & Shel Kohn BEVERLY GOLD MEMORIAL COLLEGE STUDENT FUND In Memory of: Chawa Meler Rosa & Norm Berger ROBERT ALAN GOLDS FUND In Memory of: Samuel Simon Aric Parr & Deita Besemer Barbara Zeevi Lou & Flo Citarel In Honor of: In Memory of: Samuel Simon Rose Selik Gilberta Jacobs Judy Greenwald Golda Gussin, Grandmother Flo Citarel LECH LECHA OPERATING ENDOWMENT In Memory of: Marlene Bieman David & Jill Hart Gilberta Jacobs David & Jill Hart Marsha & Chuck Owen Samuel Simon Marsha & Chuck Owen Nate Gordon Bruce & Linda Gordon MASON-STEINHARDT-JACOBS ENDOWMENT FUND In Memory of: Gilberta Jacobs George & Janice Erdstein Barbara & Doug Kellerman MISHKAN T’FILAH In Memory of: Laura Schultz, Bat Mitzvah The Marsch Family Kelly Onickel with love and thanks for everything you’ve done for us! The Schultz Family Harriet Goldman Flo & Lou Citarel Samuel Simon Bob & Robin Gershman Solita Cohn Laura & Ed Cohn Madolyn Rosenthal The Rose, Pulleyblank & Rosenthal Families Sophie Mikon Carol & Richard Kaczander Jason Bennish, Great Nephew Lou & Flo Citarel Gilberta Jacobs The Caring Community Faith Naber Wendy Shifrin Debora & Faith RobinsonRenner Elaine Gordon Bruce & Linda Gordon BEA SACKS SOCIAL ACTION FUND Donation to Brovary Project: From:Barbara Karchin From: Temple Emanu-El 5th & 6th Graders In Memory of: Ben Braiker Ann & Bruce Klein MUSIC FUND In Honor of: In Memory of: PRAYER BOOK FUND In Memory of: Evelyn Levine Glorya Traute Barbara & Isaac Rabotnick Seymour Rabotnick PRESIDENT’S DISCRETIONARY FUND In Memory of: In Memory of: Samuel Simon Faye & Lou Damraur Archie & Sophia Zeitlin The Greenwood Family Archie Zeitlin Geraldine Palmer Gilberta Jacobs Ann & Bruce Klein Bud Sherbow RUTH & MAXWELL STETTNER CARING COMMUNITY Gilberta Jacobs Marcia & Mitch Meisner RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND In Honor of: Rabbi Arturo Kalfus with love and thanks for all the support you’ve shown to our family! The Schultz Family In Honor of: Alie Kabbe, wishing you good health Marcia & Mitch Meisner In Memory of: Albert Finn Abe Becker Lois Eder Shirley Finn Podolsky Marian Pelzner Lipshaw Ernest Needle Barbara & Stuart Trager Samuel Simon Marilyn & Don Cohen The Caring Community Barbara & Stuart Trager Gilberta Jacobs Marilyn & Don Cohen Barbara & Stuart Trager Dan & Sue Stettner DR. MAURICE B. WEINER & DR. RICHARD A. WEINER CHILDREN’S BOOK FUND In Memory of: Stephanie Odle Judy Weiner LEE WOLIN MEMORIAL AITZIM CHAYIM FUND In Memory of: Marianne Wolin Denny & Jenny Patterson & Lynn Wolin ZUSSMAN-UNGER YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP FUND In Honor of: Laura Schultz, Bat Mitzvah Spenser Keys, Bar Mitzvah T.E. Board of Trustees Memorial Plaques memorial plaque: $550. Tree of Life Leaf: $250 each. TREE OF LIFE Stones: $1,250 each. Contact Barbara at 248-967-4020 The cost of a memorial plaque in the Anne Jospey Sanctuary is $550. Should you wish to purchase a plaque in memory of a loved one, please contact Barbara in the administrative office. Purchasing a permanent memorial plaque entitles you to receive annual yahrzeit notices as long as we have a current mailing address for you or your family’s representative. Contact Barbara in the office at 248-967-4020 to purchase a plaque in memory of a loved one. Tree of Life An engraved leaf or stone on the Tree of Life in the Rosen foyer is a beautiful way to honor loved ones or commemorate special events. Leaves are $250 each. Stones are $1,250 each. Contact Barbara at 248-967-4020 -14- Temple Emanu-El Bulletin • June-July 2015 • Sivan/Tammuz 5775 TEMPLE CALENDAR - June 2015 Check the live calendar for daily updates on Temple’s website http://emanuel-mich.org/calendar TEMPLE CALENDAR - July 2015 Temple Emanu-El: Where You Belong • 248-967-4020 -15- Temple Emanu-El Periodical Postage WHERE YOU BELONG PAID at Detroit, MI and additional Mailing offices Permit No. 0443870 14450 W. Ten Mile Rd. Oak Park, MI 48237-1438 www.emanuel-mich.org Arturo L. Kalfus Rabbi Kelly Onickel Cantorial Soloist Joseph P. Klein Rabbi Emeritus Norman Rose, z’l Cantor Emeritus Milton Rosenbaum, z’l Frederick Frank Sue Salinger Eileen Brand Bruce Klein David Hart Dennis Kayes Stuart Trager Wendy Bakst Lynn Cooper Richard Gold Marty Leibowitz Mitch Meisner Executive Director Director, Education & Youth Activities Director, Early Childhood Community President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Immediate Past President Upcoming Events at Temple Emanu-El Hawaiian Shirt Shabbat Picnic Dinner & Erev Shabbat Services Friday, July 10, 2015 • Dinner at 6:15 p.m $11 pp; $6 Kids under 10; Under 3: FREE RSVP by, July 7. Please indicate your choice of either hamburger or Quinoa burger so we may order correctly. 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