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FebruaryFebruary 20192019 •• Shevat-AdarShevat-Adar 57795779 PublishedPublished MonthlyMonthly •• VolumeVolume 4,4, IssueIssue 66 CONTENTS______
Disagreements vs. Dealbreakers...... 3 Celebrate Shabbat in February...... 4 A Message from the President/Yom HaShoah Remembrance Booklet...... 5 Activities for All...... 6 EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mishpacha Family Center News...... 7 President: Bruce Cohen [email protected] Sisterhood Scoop...... 8 Vice President: Brad Roffer Men’s Club Happenings...... 9 [email protected] Youth Group News...... 10 Vice President: Steve Misshula HaMakom Happenings/Mitzvah of the Month...... 11 [email protected] The One School News for February...... 12 Secretary: Liz Levine [email protected] A Message from The One School PTO/Kids’ Shabbat...... 13 Treasurer: Orin Shakerdge Annual PTO Gala Sponsorship Opportunities...... 14 [email protected] Mazel Tov!/Book Club...... 16 Social Action...... 17 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Leah Frankel Brian Cohn Movie Night/Ten Paths to God...... 18 Jason Rogers Jackie Halderman Men’s Club Mystery Progressive Dinner...... 19 Bob Hochman Lindsay Hirsch Monthly Torah Study/Current Affairs with Rabbi Alon...... 20 Marc Siegel Mark Golzbein Congregational Shabbat Dinner/Girls in Trouble...... 21 Jody Minde TBA Discussion Group/100 Women Who Care...... 22 MEN’S CLUB REPRESENTATIVE Prayer 101/Shabbat Guest Speaker Tova Mirvis...... 23 Mel Wolfe Men’s Club Sports Breakfast Recap...... 24 February Calendar...... 31 SISTERHOOD REPRESENTATIVE Debbie Baseman Purim Carnival...... Back Cover PAST PRESIDENTS TEMPLE BETH AM STAFF MEMBERS Jeanne Tarsches Arnie Weinstein John Alexander Bob Miller Rabbi: Alon Levkovitz Alvin Schlossberg Tom Ross Rabbinic Intern: Brett Tancer Myrna Abramowitz Brud Tarsches Cantorial Soloist: Marcy Morris Jody Minde Stephen Lewis Director of Engagement, Programming & Membership: Carol Sleeper Bruce Cohen* Education Director: Alissa Frankel Michael Deakter* Hal Baseman* Jewish Life Activities Director: Danna Cohen Beth Eisenman Mark Slifkin Youth Engagement Director and Program Assistant: Elana Beame Len Green Carol Carswell Early Childhood Director: Patty McCaulley Jerry Silvers Early Childhood Administrator: Sherrie Kesselman *served 2 terms Judaic Consultant: Paula Deakter Mishpacha/Family Center Coordinator: Yael Luski Lawrence Manager of Design and Communications: Carolyn Tierney TEMPLE BETH AM Bookkeeper: Meredith Goodman 2250 CENTRAL BLVD, JUPITER, FL 33458 Executive Administrative Assistant: Margot Hauser www.TempleBethAm.com Assistant Scribe Editors: Margot Hauser & Debbie Baseman 561.747.1109 Facilities Supervisor: Alex DeLeon Senior Maintenance: Alfredo Montes [email protected] Maintenance: Richard Remick Office Hours: Mon–Fri, 9:00am–5:00pm
2 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 ______DISAGREEMENTS VS. DEALBREAKERS by Rabbi Alon Levkovitz
anti-discrimination protections a person who is an admirer of a for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and man who calls us “Satanic Jews”, transgender Americans? and blames us for having “infected the whole world with poison and When it comes to any kind of deceit.” He goes as far as calling relationship, we need to be able to Jews “termites”, a term taken from distinguish between disagreements Nazi propaganda. and dealbreakers. We can work out disagreements, or respectfully I’m writing these words on Martin agree to disagree, but sometimes we Luther King Day, as I’m reminded must choose to step away from the of the overwhelming support the It is not unusual for me to work relationship. And this, for me, is the American-Jewish community gave together with people with whom case of The Women’s March. to the Civil Rights Movement. Our I disagree on a variety of issues commitment to being champions in order to promote a common Linda Sarsour, co-chair of the of social justice has not diminished goal. I learned long ago that if I’m Women’s March, tweeted that since the 1960s. But when looking for political candidates, “Nothing is creepier than Zionism”, organizations like The Women’s organizations, or movements that echoing the groundless and March demand of us to strip perfectly reflect my opinions and vicious view equating Zionism to ourselves of our Jewish identity beliefs, I would never be able to racism. This opinion is not simply and denounce our love for Israel, vote, write a check, or participate a criticism of Israel, which is we ought to sever the relationships in any political, social, religious, or legitimate, but a clear anti-Zionist with them and find other venues charitable event. I normally live by sentiment with which I cannot find to fight for the same values we’ve the principle that if we agree on 75 any common ground. maintained for over three millennia. percent of the issues, then we can work together. Tamika Mallory, another co-chair of The March, posted a photo on So why was it that, when I read in Instagram of herself and Louis The New York Times that, “Smaller Farrakhan, one of the biggest anti- Crowds Turn Out for Third semites and homophobes in our Annual Women’s March Events”, I country, calling him the “GOAT” wasn’t really unhappy? Why don’t which stands for “Greatest Of All I support The Women’s March Time”. Not just Jews, but anyone when, in fact, I agree with most of who cares for truth and justice, what it stands for, from abolishing must disassociate themselves gender inequity to promoting from any organization headed by
Don’t forget to wear your name tag whenever you come to Temple—be it for Services, classes, or meetings. PLEASE WEAR YOUR NAME TAGS! They are in the drawers under our Holocaust Torah displayed in the Cohn Family Welcome Center.
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 3 CELEBRATE SHABBAT IN FEBRUARY______at Temple Beth Am
Friday, February 1 Friday, February 22 6:30pm 5:30pm Mini-Tailgate Pajamas and Prayers Shabbat Social Kids’ Shabbat (mingle and have a drink with us (see page 13 for details) before regular Services) 6:30pm 7:00pm Book Discussion of Do you have a birthday in Shabbat Service The Book of Separation February? Join us on Shabbat, (see page 23 for details) Friday, February 8, as you are Friday, February 8 7:00pm called to the Torah for an aliyah 6:15pm Shabbat Service and a special birthday blessing. Monthly Torah Study (see page 20 for details) Friday, March 1 7:00pm Headphones are available 6:30pm during Shabbat Services Shabbat Service with Spring Is in the Air for the hearing impaired. Torah Reading and Shabbat Social Birthday Blessing (mingle and have a drink with us before regular Services) WELCOME NEW MEMBERS Friday, February 15 7:00pm Linda Horovitz from 6:00pm Shabbat Service with Palm Beach Gardens Congregational Shabbat Guest Speaker, Author Scott & Marci Weiss from Jupiter Dinner (Caribbean Theme) Tova Mirvis (see page 21 for details) (see page 23 for details)
7:00pm KVELL & TELL Shabbat Service Mazel Tov to Sarah Weinstein & Lee Steele on the birth of their daughter, Luna Harper, on December 19, 2018 (special OUR CONDOLENCES congratulations to big sister Avery!) Jean Aronson on the loss of her husband Rabbi Phil Aronson Congratulations to Eric Sleeper and to Shayna Singer & Stacey Herndon on the loss of their father on being named partner at Wisneski, Sears & Sleeper, P.A. Matt Hirsch and family on the loss of his aunt Judi Hirsch (Certified Public Accountants) Douglas & Steven Gordon and family on the loss Mazel Tov to David Colton for being of their father Richard Gordon signed to wrestle at Drexel University Debbie Roosth and family on the loss of her uncle Henry Katz starting in the Fall 2019, a Division 1 and to Mark Slifkin on the loss of his cousin college in Philadelphia, PA
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4 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 ______A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT by Bruce Cohen
but with very little Judaism as part together, and this togetherness is of day-to-day lives. I fall into that what has provided the foundation latter category. But while I may not that has allowed Judaism to have gone to Shabbat Services and I continue for longer than so many didn’t have my Bar Mitzvah until I other civilizations. But as we move was in my 50s, my parents somehow into a brave new future with so instilled Judaism in me. I am the much access to…well…everything, first to admit I am no expert when along with this togetherness, it comes to all our traditions and we also have to rely on our own the stories of the Torah, and I don’t personal practices to sustain us For Temple leaders, the word know why we do a lot of the things and to pass down to those who will “retention” is always something that we do—I’m ok with that. That follow us. we are interested in learning more is my Judaism. And I, in turn, do In my case I believe my children about, both within our synagogue, my best to pass along my Judaism to already know more about, and feel and for Judaism as a whole. I my children. And it’s not just about a stronger connection to, Judaism was reading about the different “being Jewish”, but “doing Jewish”. than I did for most of my life. My movements within the Jewish Many parts of Judasim and how Judaism was always there, but it community and realized a common we practice it have remained the wasn’t until coming to this Temple theme amongst them all seems to be same over hundreds, sometimes that it grew into something much conservation—conservation of the thousands of years. Other aspects bigger than it had been. I had values and traditions that comprise have changed and kept up with always “been” Jewish, but now I Judaism and carried it through the times. That’s what I think we am also “doing” Jewish. To me, countless generations. Now, what do so well here at Temple Beth that means always striving for the conservation means specifically to Am. We strike a balance between balance between conservation of each of us can be different. We all maintaining the traditions that the ancient traditions that have practice Judaism in our own ways. are important and relevant, and carried us through so much, and Some of us keep kosher, some don’t. have sustained us, with a sensible the modern aspects that keep us up Some attend Shabbat regularly, acceptance of the day and age to date with our present and will some of us go only at High Holy we are in. We are open to and prepare us for our future. Days. Some of us were brought up respectful of each person’s Judaism. in a conservative or orthodox home, We offer tons of ways to become and others were brought up Jewish, active, to learn more, to celebrate Bruce Cohen YOM HASHOAH REMEMBRANCE BOOKLET The TBA Men’s Club will publish a Yom HaShoah Remembrance Booklet to honor relatives of TBA members who perished in the Holocaust. It will be distributed at the Yom HaShoah observance at the Temple on Sunday, April 28. If you have ancestors who were victims during that tragic period and would like to honor their memory, please send their names and relationship to Alan Morganstein at [email protected] no later than Monday, April 1.
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 5 ACTIVITIES FOR ALL______at Temple Beth Am
YOGA WITH YAEL Wednesdays from 9:15am–10:15am and 6:00pm–7:00pm All adult ages and experience levels welcome (modifications available). Open to anyone
and bring your own mat or use one of ours. Classes are $12 each or $100 for 10 classes. Yael Lawrence, MS BC-DMT, is a Board-Certified Dance Movement Therapist. Email Yael at [email protected] to register or for more info. February dates: 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27
MAH JONGG CLUB Wednesdays at 12:45pm Cracks, Bams, and Dots! Enjoy an afternoon of play and light refreshments. Contact Dotty Wisch at 561.746.7017 or [email protected] or Joan Weinberger at 561.775.1408 or [email protected]. Is your gently used Mah Jongg set looking for a new home? If so, TBA would like to adopt it. Bring it with you the next time you come to Temple. Thanks! February dates: 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27
CANASTA CLUB Thursdays at 1:00pm No RSVP necessary. Open to everyone. Bring your own cards, trays, score pads, and card shufflers if you have them. For more information, contact the Temple office at
561.747.1109 or [email protected]. (Lessons are available during regular meetings.) February dates: 2/7, 2/14, 2/21, 2/28
MONTHLY CHALLAH BAKING GROUP Friday, February 15 at 11:00am (February Flavor: Mango Lime)
WE KNEAD YOUR HELP! Join Danna Cohen one Friday a month. We’ll bake for the Temple and everyone will take home a loaf of their own. No experience necessary. Space is limited. Reservations a must. RSVP to Danna Cohen at [email protected].
KNITTING CLUB Monday, February 18 at 10:30am Do you knit, crochet, or needlepoint? Join the monthly Knitting Club! All levels and abilities welcome. We are knitting for Jupiter Medical Center, so we need as many people to join as possible! You are also welcome to work on your own projects. Contact Leona Usher for more information at 561.694.0290.
WINTER CHOIR Wednesdays at 6:30pm Open to everyone over Bar/Bat Mitzvah age. We meet seasonally and perform at the
Thanksgiving Interfaith Service and Sisterhood Shabbat. Don’t worry if you haven’t tried it before, come and enjoy! Contact Brett Tancer at [email protected] to join. February dates: 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, and 2/27 (and performance at the Sisterhood Shabbat on 3/8)
6 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 ______MISHPACHA FAMILY CENTER NEWS by Yael Lawrence, Mishpacha/Family Center Coordinator
Please note that the workshop “The Art of Balance: Parental Self-Care & Children’s Emotional Well-Being” with Dr. Carri Lager, originally scheduled for January 28, 2019 has been rescheduled for Monday, February 4, 2019 at 9:15am. Cost: $5 Workshop Fee (coffee served) • RSVP to [email protected]
“Childhood is something precious to be celebrated and shared. You’ll be amazed to see your child’s individual journey of discovery and learning.”
To register for classes, workshops, and events, please contact Yael Lawrence at [email protected] Winter/Spring 2019 Toddler Enrichment Program (TEP) (12-30 months) ***One–Time TEP Registration Fee of $25***
Winter 2019 Toddler Enrichment Program Spring 2019 Toddler Enrichment Program Thursdays 9:15am-10:45am Thursdays 9:15am-10:45am (January 24–March 7) Instructor: Lisa Chhabra LPC (March 28–May 23) Instructor: Lisa Chhabra LPC (no class 4/18 or 4/25) Fridays: 9:15am–10:45am (January 25–March 8) Instructor: Yael Lawrence MS BC-DMT Fridays: 9:15am–10:45am (March 29–May 24) Instructor: Yael Lawrence MS BC-DMT –– Cost: $175/7-week session –– (no class 4/19 or 4/26) –– Cost: $175/7-week session ––
Winter/Spring 2019 Bundle: Sign up for both sessions and save $50 –– Cost: $300/14-week session –– This is a great introduction as your toddler prepares for preschool. This mommy & me class exposes your child to new social situations and classroom experiences, which provide an easier transition to a structured learning environment.
Please Save the Date for the Last Parent Education Workshop of the School Year! The Good News About Bad Behavior… Why Kids Are Less Disciplined Than Ever & What to Do About It with Katherine Reynolds Lewis, Award-Winning Author & Certified Parent Educator — Monday, February 25, 2019 at 9:15am — Are we crazy, or is kids’ behavior really worse now than ever before? Join Katherine as she discusses her observations on why children are less disciplined than ever & how modern parenting methods have quietly undermined children’s ability to self-regulate. She will describe a new theory of discipline, “The Apprenticeship Model” that could reverse the trend. Cost: $5 Workshop Fee (coffee served) • RSVP to [email protected] Sponsored by Katherine Reynolds Lewis & The Temple Beth Am Family Center
Check out lots of great photos on our blog: http://TempleBethAmJupiter.blogspot.com/p/family-center.html and keep updated by joining our Facebook group: Temple Beth Am Mishpacha/Family Center
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 7 SISTERHOOD SCOOP______by Lois Remick
Black History Month has been We thank all those who helped Our Sisterhood Board welcomes celebrated in the USA since 1976 in making this year’s luncheon three new members who will take when President Gerald Ford memorable and for those women over Board responsibilities as of officially recognized the month of who would like to become members March 1, 2019. Renee Weisman will February for the public to “use the of the Sisterhood, please do, as we hold the portfolio of membership opportunity to honor the too-often accept new members throughout database and send you e-blasts. neglected accomplishments of the year. For more information, Eileen Ogrin will be our Flower black Americans in every area of contact Maril Levy at 561.249.6046 Fund Chair and will be the liaison endeavor throughout our history.” or [email protected]. for any TBA member needing to But, did you know the rest of the order flowers for the Bima. Barbara story? Get ready for two months of fun Rosman will take charge of our venues for our Third Tuesday June annual membership mailing. Back in 1915, a noted Harvard- Lunch Out. Our February 19 lunch We welcome these talented women trained historian, Carter Woodson, at noon will be at the Yard House to the Board. and a prominent minister founded at Downtown at the Gardens. the Association of the Study of The March 19 venue will be at Negro Life and History. It was Café Chardonnay in the Gardens this association that sponsored Shopping Plaza at PGA Blvd. a National Negro History Week and Military Trail. Please RSVP BIMA FLOWERS in 1926. They chose the second to Carole Levine, 561.339.3909 or ORDERING INFO week in February to celebrate, as [email protected]. Sisterhood continues to be it coincided with the birthdays of your in-house service for Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Coming up is the TBA Purim ordering beautiful flowers Douglass. For those of you who Carnival on Sunday, March 3. to grace our Bima. did not read Narrative of the Life of Your Sisterhood has donated the Ordering flowers is as simple as Frederick Douglass, an American funds to support a petting zoo, contacting our new Flower Fund which is always a fun attraction Chair, Eileen Ogrin. Eileen will Slave in high school, Frederick take your order for flowers to Douglass was the author and a for this event. Because Sisterhood supports the Carnival, we need our celebrate your simcha, whether well-known abolitionist of his time. it be a birthday, anniversary, Due to the Civil Rights Movement members to help with as little as baby naming, celebrating a new of the 1960s and 1970s, and the an hour or two in the ticket booths job, or retirement from an old results of legislation and Supreme or at other carnival sites. Please job. Flowers are a wonderful way Court rulings on equality, it seemed call Maril Levy at 561.249.6046, or for grandparents to kvell about [email protected] to help with a grandchild’s accomplishment only appropriate to expand that or welcome a new grandchild. one-week celebration to a month- this event. Sisterhood accepts Visa long celebration in order to better Mark your calendar for Friday and MasterCard, so your understand the contributions of night, March 8, to attend our celebration is just a phone call African-Americans in every aspect annual Sisterhood Shabbat. While or email away. Contact Eileen of our American landscape. last year’s Sisterhood Shabbat at 561.295.5750 (home), brought so many praises from 304.444.9668 (cell), or Speaking of celebrations, we hope [email protected]. all who attended our January Paid- attendees, this year’s service and Up Membership Luncheon enjoyed celebration oneg will equal, if not the terrific food and great sounds top, that of 2018. Bring your family of our entertainer, Sharon Wallace. and friends and join us for this annual treat.
8 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 ______MEN’S CLUB HAPPENINGS by Harvey Silverman
Sunday morning, January 13 at Last, but certainly not least, we We are all looking forward to 9:30am, we hosted a breakfast with thank our sponsors: DogHouse our April 5 Men’s Club Shabbat, over 100 attendees, featuring Hector MultiSport, Beyond Bikes, which will feature an “authentic” Picard, well-known bilateral arm Synergy Health & Wellness, Shabbat Dinner prepared by Men’s amputee. The event, later featured Nutrition World, Keyes Coverage, Club members followed by Friday on WPTV News, was highly First Citizens Bank, Wahoo evening Services with participation acclaimed by the attendees, and was Triathlon Club, Arline & Mark by Men’s Club. immediately followed by Hector Slifkin, Linda & Mel Wolfe. speaking to 100 TBA Religious Our always-popular monthly School students, who were thrilled Our 2019 “Save Around Palm off-season dinners are scheduled with his presentation and Q&A Beach” Coupon Books are sold out, to begin in May and run through session. with a particular thank you to Jo October. Keep a look out for & Don Klein and the residents of specifics in future issues of The Mark Slifkin was instrumental Ballenisles, who again put us “over Scribe. in bringing this event to TBA. t h e t o p”. THANK YOU MARK and We have already begun planning THANK YOU to all our volunteers Our next big event is the Annual our schedule of events for next who made this happen: Mel Progressive Dinner on February season Fiscal Year 2020. More Wolfe, Barry Ogrin, Joe Meshil, 9 beginning at 6:00pm at TBA information will be forthcoming Jerry & Barbara Rosman, Phyllis for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres over the next several months. Frydman, Debra Slifkin, Nanci & followed by dinner at the homes of our host congregants, with the Finally, Men’s Club can always use Bob Hochman, and Richie Golub. and we always graciously welcome Special thanks to TBA staff (and evening ending at TBA for dessert and coffee. Cost is $25 per person. volunteers to assist with activities especially Carolyn Tierney) for and events. Just contact us at their assistance. Please RSVP by February 3 to Mary Elias at 561.676.2494. See page 19 [email protected] or advise for more details. any Men’s Club officer.
Men’s Club members Mel Wolfe, Barry Ogrin, Jerry Rosman, Harvey Silverman, and Jack Tenenbaum help prepare breakfast for the Sports Program on January 13.
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 9 YOUTH GROUP NEWS______by Elana Beame, Youth Engagement Director
My JAMTY Experience attended two, and I know I will be choice for me, affecting my morals, by Ava Dinow returning for many years to come. friendships, and goals in the best At first this experience was a little way possible. For anyone in the One cloudy and normal Sunday intimidating for me. Hundreds of Jewish community, I strongly in September, two of my friends loud, excited, Jewish teens running recommend becoming involved from school had asked me to go around, chanting, and stomping in the Temple in any way you can. ice skating with them and the rest their feet in unison can be a little Take it from me, it will be totally of their temple’s youth group. I scary for a newcomer like I was. worth it. agreed, and I’m glad I did, because But after that first night’s Siyyum that day was so amazing! Skating, (closing circle), holding hands new friends, ice cream—what’s with my newfound lifelong friends, not to like about all of that? Little singing songs of joy and freedom, IMPORTANT did I know that this cloudy and and closing my eyes to take in UPCOMING DATES normal Sunday in September the sounds and positive energy, I would completely transform my realized in that moment there was COCHAVIM (3rd–5th) life forever. Now, I know that last no place I would rather be. sentence sounds like a quote from Tuesday, February 5 4:00pm-4:45pm a dramatic soap opera or an awful For me, the best part about JAMTY Snowball Games chick flick, but nonetheless, for me and the events are the friendships it’s entirely true. Becoming involved and community that comes with it. with JAMTY and Temple Beth Everyone is so friendly and kind, JAMTY JR (6th–8th) Am has really been one of the best and really makes you feel like you Friday, February 8– experiences of my entire life. Going have known them for years, even Saturday, February 9 to NFTY events, lounge nights, and if you just met five minutes ago. Orlando Trip just being more active in general has Even though I am brand new to the RSVP Required really opened my eyes to everything TBA community, I was completely Thursday, February 21 I have been missing out on. welcomed with open arms, and 6:30pm–8:00pm have made friendships that I know Dinner & Dash: CG Burgers Some of my favorite events with will last me for many years to come. Sunday, February 24 my JAMTY friends are the NFTY- Becoming a member of JAMTY 12:30pm–3:00pm STR regional events. So far, I have has really been an impacting Bowling Party
JAMTY (9th–12th) Friday, February 8– Saturday, February 9 Orlando Trip RSVP Required JAMTY teens at NFTY-STR Tuesday, February 12 6:30pm–8:00pm Winter Regional. JAMTY Elections Sunday, February 24 12:30pm–3:00pm Bowling Party Tuesday, February 26 6:30pm–8:00pm Lounge Night
10 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 ______HAMAKOM HAPPENINGS by Alissa Frankel, Education Director
We believe that every child who wants to experience Jewish overnight camp should be able to have the opportunity. The Sisterhood Youth Scholarship Fund provides funds to help our TBA kids attend Jewish camps and other Jewish events, programs, and activities. Confidential applications are taken by, and scholarship money is distributed by, TBA’s Director of Education, Alissa Frankel (561.747.1109 or [email protected]). Don’t forget to ask the camp directly what scholarships are available and if they offer matching scholarships to the Synagogues!
TEMPLE BETH AM CAMP SCHOLARSHIP FUND CAMP https://tinyurl.com/TBAcampscholarship SCHOLARSHIP ONE HAPPY CAMPER (GRANT FOR FIRST-TIME CAMPERS) https://www.jewishcamp.org/one-happy-camper/ JEWISH FEDERATION OF PALM BEACH COUNTY (NEEDS-BASED SCHOLARSHIP) FUND https://jewishpb.org/fed/index.php/resources/#scholarships
HaMakom Parents: Join award-winning author and Certified Parent Educator Katherine Reynolds Lewis as she discusses her observations on why children are less disciplined than ever and how modern parenting methods have quietly undermined children’s ability to self-regulate. She will describe a new theory of discipline, “The Apprenticeship Model”, that could reverse the trend. The Good News About Bad Behavior…Why Kids Are Less Disciplined Than Ever & What to Do About It Sunday, February 24, 2019 at 9:30am (No cost) Light refreshments served. RSVP to Alissa at [email protected]. MITZVAH OF THE MONTH: FRIENDS OF YEMIN ORDE Yemin Orde is a youth village near Haifa in Israel. It provides a home, school, and safe haven to hundreds of at-risk immigrant youth from around the world. Donations collected during the month of February will go directly to help purchase new books, tables, chairs, and lamps for The Village’s library, which recently burned down.
HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE: If you’d like to contribute, you can drop cash in the donation box in the lobby or you can donate directly through the Yemin Orde website at www.yeminorde.org.
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 11 THE ONE SCHOOL NEWS FOR FEBRUARY______by Paula Deakter, Judaic Consultant for The One School
Kindness is defined as the quality and Sarah welcomed strangers into Again, our friends from the Bentley of being friendly, generous, and their tent, so do we welcome guests Child Development Center and considerate. Affection, gentleness, to our community. Safe Haven Community Resource warmth, concern, and care are Center will spend a morning with words that are associated with As part of our grant, we practice our children to learn about taking kindness. Being kind often requires service learning. Service learning care of our world. Lessons will be courage and strength. Kindness is is defined as a teaching and centered around nature, trees, and an interpersonal skill. There are learning strategy that includes the ways to take care of our earth. We different ways to practice kindness. elements of learner involvement are also donating books about these One way to be kind is to open your in identifying a community need values, with follow-up activities eyes and be active when you see and involving the community. The they can do at their school. We people in need. Do you notice when nurturance of caring relations in will enjoy a lunch together to someone could use a helping hand? children and adults is an important further our friendships and to A sense of community is created goal of The One School. fully understand ways to welcome when people are kind to those in Each year we invite guests to be part our guests. We are looking for need. of our Thanksgiving celebration. volunteers to be part of this learning experience. We need help with On December 14, we painted We have now extended this wonderful one-time event into a lunch, as well as serving and talking kindness rocks for our garden to the children. before Kids’ Shabbat. Our children continuation of service learning by explored kind words with their inviting our friends for follow-up parents, and chose a specific word visits and to raise money for their for their rock. These rocks were classrooms and playground as well. placed in our garden. This is an ongoing project that our children at The One School will complete throughout the year. This experience was the beginning of exploring Jewish values: kindness to others, welcoming guests, and understanding how we can take care of our world. Again this year, we are proud to receive a grant funded by the Friedman Commission for Jewish Education for use in The One School. To help our children to study the Jewish value of welcoming guests, Hachnasat Orchim, The One School at Temple Beth Am Service Program is funded (hospitality of guests), Lorraine by a grant provided by the Friedman Commission for Jewish Arcus, Jewish curriculum specialist, Education (CJE) for use by synagogues and Jewish schools in worked with our children on the Palm Beaches. For information on how your synagogue January 23 to act out the story in or school can also benefit, please contact Lynne Lieberman, Genesis 18:1-15. Just as Abraham Senior Director at [email protected] or 561.209.2606.
12 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 _____ A MESSAGE FROM THE ONE SCHOOL PTO by Ariel Dlugasch, PTO Secretary
Come one, come all and get your In order to continue to support these 3:00pm-5:00pm and the Bake Sale masks ready because The One initiatives, the PTO hopes to raise on Friday, February 1. You can also School’s Annual Night Out Gala is over $30,000 dollars this year. email Ashley at the address above to right around the corner! On March This year’s honoree is Naama Laviv. purchase tickets. 9, 2019 from 6:30pm-11:00pm Naama has been a wonderful asset We need your help to make this in Temple Beth Am’s Social Halls, to the PTO for several years. She is a event a success! Please consider we will enjoy live music from The loved and respected member of the volunteering or sponsoring the gala. Culture, great food, plentiful drinks, Temple and a dedicated Religious We hope to see you all there! and more! Keep an eye out for your School teacher. Please join us in invitation. celebrating her! This is The One School’s largest Tickets are $100 if you purchase IMPORTANT fundraising event of the year them before February 15 and can be UPCOMING DATES and brings together hundreds reserved by sending back the RSVP of individuals connected to our Friday, February 1 in your invitation. After February Bake Sale at Dismissal Times community, Temple, and The One 15, tickets will be $125. If you do School. All funds raised during this not receive your invitation, contact Monday, February 18 event directly support playground our Gala Chair, Ashley Costa, TOS CLOSED and classroom updates, the school at TheOneSchoolGala@gmail. (Professional Development Day) garden, community events, programs com. Additionally, tickets will be for the students such as My Gym, Friday, February 22 on sale at The One School’s open Pajamas & Prayers Kids’ Shabbat High Tech High Touch, and more. house on Sunday, January 27 from ✂ Pajamas & Prayers Kids’ Shabbat Friday, February 22, 2019 at 5:30pm Put on your favorite comfy pajamas and bring your favorite bedtime toy as we learn about why it is important to say prayers before we lay down to sleep at night and how we can make it an integral part of our nightly bedtime ritual. We’ll have an informal Shabbat dinner, story time with Rabbi Alon, a sing-a-long with Mr. Brett and Ms. Marcy, make-and-take crafts and of course, milk and cookies too! Cost is $10 per family of 4 and must be paid in advance. To help us plan for food/supplies, RSVP IS REQUIRED by February 19! Please submit payment with this form to the school office.
Family Name:______Parent’s Name(s):______Child’s/Children’s Name(s):______
Payment Method: ❏ Cash ❏ Check #_____ ❏ CC on file (Sign for CC only______) # Adults Attending:______# Children Attending:______
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 13 March 9, 2019
The One School PTO’s Annual Night Out Gala Sponsorship/Underwriter Opportunities
Premier Sponsorship Opportunities General Sponsorship Opportunities Diamond King & Queen Gold Mask Sponsorship – $1,000+ Sponsorship – $3,000+ • Business logo printed on dinner materials • Recognition on social media outlets in the • All Gold Mask Sponsorship Level benefits month leading up to event • Recognition on a standalone placard to be • Recognition in The Scribe, Temple Beth Am’s displayed during cocktail hour and dinner monthly magazine distributed to over 800 • 4 complimentary event tickets members, as well as community supporters • Acknowledgment of the sponsor by Gala Chair during event Platinum Prince & Princess • Business logo included in PowerPoint Sponsorship – $2,000+ presentation at event • 2 complimentary event tickets • All Gold Mask Sponsorship Level benefits • Recognition on a standalone placard to be displayed during cocktail hour and dinner Pearl Mask Sponsorship – $500+ • Business logo printed on dinner materials Décor – POLISHED PETALS • Recognition on social media outlets in the month leading up to event Entertainment – HAMMOCK ENTERTAINMENT • Acknowledgment of the sponsor by Gala Chair during event STANDING ROOM, INC • Promotional material provided by the Sponsor Technology – to be distributed to each member at event Graphic Design – KUKLA PARTNERS Feather Mask Sponsorship – $250+ Libations – DAS BIERGARTEN • Business logo printed on dinner materials • Acknowledgment of the sponsor by Gala Print – SIR SPEEDY TEQUESTA Chair during the event
Questions? Please contact Ashley Costa, Gala Chair, at [email protected].
14 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 The One School PTO’s Annual Night Out Gala Sponsorship Commitment/Donation Form March 9, 2019 Contact: Ashley Costa, Gala Chair ([email protected])
— SPONSORSHIP COMMITMENT FORM — To become a Sponsor, please complete and return the top portion of this form with a check (made payable to The One School at Temple Beth Am PTO) to The One School PTO, Attn: Ashley Costa, 2250 Central Blvd., Jupiter, FL 33458. Logos (.jpg) may be emailed to [email protected]. Thank you for your consideration and support!
Name to Be Recognized:______
Contact Person (if Applicable):______Title:______
Mailing Address:______
Phone:______Email:______
Sponsorship Level:______❑ Diamond King & Queen ❑ Platinum Prince & Princess ❑ Gold Mask ❑ Pearl Mask ❑ Feather Mask
— DONATION AND DONATION-IN-KIND FORM — To donate goods or services, please complete and return the bottom portion of this form with your donation to The One School PTO, Attn: Ashley Costa, 2250 Central Blvd., Jupiter, FL 33458 or email your instructions to [email protected]. Thank you for your generous donation!
Donor/Company Name:______
Mailing Address:______
Phone:______Email:______
Donor Signature:______Date of Donation:______Value of Donation:______
Full Description of Items/Service for Donation*:______
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______*No goods or services were provided in exchange for the items listed above.
To donate an item for the Silent Auction, please contact Gala Event Chair, Ashley Costa, or PTO President, Stephanie Stankiewicz, at [email protected]. Thank you!
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www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 15 MAZEL TOV!______Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah Announcements
Bar Mitzvah of Justin Wurtenberger (February 23, 2019)
With pride, love, and happiness, we announce the Bar Mitzvah of our son, Justin. Justin is a 7th grade student in the finance program at Duncan Middle School. In Justin’s free time you can find him on the golf course, hanging out with his friends and brother Cooper, or cheering on the Miami Dolphins, Miami Heat, Miami Marlins, Florida Panthers, and his beloved Florida Gators. He is also the chairman of his fantasy football league.
Although it feels like he was just born, on December 31, 2018 Justin read from the Torah at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. He wore his Poppy Herb’s Tallis and celebrated this milestone on his Papa Sy’s birthday—the great-grandfather for whom he’s named. Words cannot express the overwhelming joy we felt watching him become a Bar Mitzvah in Israel. The trip to Israel solidified Justin’s Jewish roots. It taught him about the history, strength, struggles, and triumphs of his ancestors and led him to become a hummus connoisseur.
We would like to thank Rabbi Alon Levkovitz, Cantorial Soloist Marcy Morris, Rabbinic Intern Brett Tancer, and all the amazing Temple Beth Am teachers and staff for preparing Justin for this special day.
Justin, our hearts are so full of love and pride, they can barely be contained in our chests. We love you and the wonderful person you are. We look forward to continuing to watch you evolve into the man you will become.
Melissa & Danny Wurtenberger
BOOK CLUB______by Edie Wolf
Thanks to all who attended the PACHINKO by Min Jin Lee — a story of love, sacrifice, ambition, January Book Club meeting, we In the early 1900s, teenaged Sunja, and loyalty. From bustling street had an interesting and heartfelt the adored daughter of a crippled markets to the halls of Japan’s finest discussion of The Devil in Jerusalem fisherman, falls for a wealthy universities to the pachinko parlors by Naomi Ragen. Our next meeting stranger at the seashore near her of the criminal underworld, Lee’s will be on Monday, February 4 at home in Korea. He promises her complex and passionate characters— 10:30am at the Temple. We will the world, but when she discovers strong, stubborn women, devoted discuss: she is pregnant – and that her sisters and sons, fathers shaken by lover is married – she refuses to moral crisis—survive and thrive be bought. Instead, she accepts an against the indifferent arc of history. offer of marriage from a gentle, sickly minister passing through on We will meet afterwards for lunch his way to Japan. But her decision at Waterway Cafe, 2300 PGA Blvd, to abandon her home, and to reject Palm Beach Gardens. Please let her son’s powerful father, sets off a me know if you are coming to the dramatic saga that will echo down book discussion and whether you through the generations. Richly told are joining us for lunch. (ediewolf@ and profoundly moving, Pachinko is gmail.com or 443.223.9729)
16 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 ______SOCIAL ACTION at St. George’s Soup Kitchen by John Baldwin
The Temple Beth Am volunteer mention those volunteers for whom Any others who also donated crew put together a VERY special there wasn’t room, I apologize in without my knowledge, I express event at St. George’s on Christmas advance. my heart-felt gratitude as well. Eve. It is a night where we shine, exchanging our monthly evening Our awesome Temple Beth Am Our next Soup Kitchen will be with another group that might find volunteer group for December were: Monday, February 18th starting that evening hard to man. Servers at St. George: Harriet at 5:00pm at St. George’s Center, Vogel, Fred & Frankie Lissauer, 21 W. 22nd St., Riviera Beach. Rich Remick and the gang David Friedman, Asher, Keren & Presidents Day! prepared an outstanding meal of Lisa Blatt, Audrey Ades, Howard grilled chicken with gravy, mashed I hope we’ll continue to have new Fox, Rocky Fox, Joe Isenstein, members of Temple Beth Am join potatoes with gravy, string beans Alan & Toby Morganstein, Karen and carrots, rolls with butter, and us in the coming months. I promise Hirsch, Steve Seltzer, and Melissa you’ll get great satisfaction from holiday cookies. It was a break Mulvaney. from our normal pasta meal. And helping families and individuals while our normal penne dinner is Food Prep at Temple Beth Am: who need a good meal and a caring delicious, the holidays deserved a Bruce & Lorin Starr, Stephen smile. special treat. Daniel, Lanelle & Talia Meidan, and Richard Remick. We look to have 10+ volunteers each month to serve dinners, but On top of the great meal, the team Toiletry Gift Prep: Marcy, Hallie also collected donations of toiletries the more the merrier. Temple Beth & Mia Isdaner, and Alan & Toby Am provides meals on the 3rd and distributed them to all our Morganstein. beautiful guests who wanted and Monday of each month, 5:00pm – needed them. Special thanks to the following folks 6:30pm. and their families for generously Contact me, John Baldwin (john@ Due to family obligations, I was donating the toiletries we offered personally unavailable to attend. responsegenius.com) if you have that evening. Thank you to any interest in joining us in the However, I did receive plenty of Jennifer Burjan, Neil Katz, Krista feedback from several members coming months. We’d love to be Alterman, Deborah Weinstein, with you side-by-side providing our of our team. By all accounts Harriet Vogel, and all her it was a success. We gave our ongoing service and giving to the wonderful friends and neighbors community. neighbors a cheerful place to go at Harbor Ridge Yacht & Country and a wonderful meal on a night Club in Palm City. None of you that can be so hard for those who asked for recognition for your might have fallen on harder times. giving, but I wanted to acknowledge We let them all know they are not you all publicly. forgotten. A great thanks to all our volunteers, those who donated toiletries, and the ongoing support of every member of TBA. We had so many great team volunteers that delivered a special Christmas Eve “event”. What a testament to our entire team’s willingness to give back. If I missed any of your names or failed to
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 17 Part of Temple Beth Am’s Courageous Jewish Voices Film Series
PLAYING GOD Thursday, January 31, 2019 at 6:30pm Ken Feinberg has an impossible task: putting a dollar value on tragedy. The story of the attorney responsible for compensating the victims of Agent Orange, the BP oil
justice” of a modern day King Solomon. spill, Sandy Hook, and 9/11, this film is about the “cruel We are proud to present exclusive screenings of new and recent independent films PART OF TBA’S showcasing notable Jewish stories. Open to everyone, $10 per person includes pizza and ADULT EDUCATION refreshments. RSVP to the Temple office at 561.747.1109 or [email protected]. SERIES
Ten Paths to God
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2019 AT 7:00PM (PART 7) AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019 AT 7:00PM (PART 8) UPCOMING SESSIONS
Based on the teaching of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, Parts 9–10: March 7 & 28 and led by Rabbi Alon, this 10-part series seeks to answer the three fundamental questions every reflective human being will ask at some point in his or her life: PART OF TBA’S Who am I? Why am I here? How then shall I live? ADULT EDUCATION SERIES Free and open to everyone. Each session is a self-contained unit exploring a different pathway to God. Contact the Temple office for more info.
18 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 — MEN’S CLUB PROUDLY PRESENTS — Mystery Progressive Dinner
who’s what’s where cooking? the menu? will we eat?
JOIN US ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2019 The fun begins at 6:00pm at Temple Beth Am!
$25/person. You must RSVP by February 3 to Mary Elias at 561.676.2494. Credit cards and checks accepted. Dietary restrictions accomodated.
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 19 Monthly Torah Study
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2019 AT 6:15PM PART OF TBA’S Looking to get more out of our monthly Torah readings? ADULT EDUCATION Join us once a month before Service for a discussion of SERIES that week’s Torah portion. We’ll find out what it’s actually talking about and how it relates to us today. Led by FUTURE DATES TBA’s clergy and staff, this is an informal discussion, and everyone is encouraged to participate. (FRIDAYS AT 6:15PM)
March 29
No Hebrew or prior knowledge necessary. April 26 Come for a little pre-Shabbat learning. For more information, contact the May 24 Temple office at 561.747.1109 or [email protected]. June 14
CURRENT AFFAIRS WITH RABBI ALON No Cost. Everyone Welcome.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2019 AT 12:00PM
Bring your own lunch and join Rabbi Alon at Temple Beth Am for a monthly informal, lively, and thoughtful discussion of what’s happening in the world through a Jewish lens.
PLEASE PART OF TBA’S Free and open to everyone. NOTE NEW ADULT EDUCATION SERIES LOCATION!
20 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 THIRD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH * SHABBAT DINNERS FEATURING CUISINES FROM ALL OVER THE GLOBE! February 15, 2019 - SHABBAT Caribbean Theme DINNERS Dinner* at 6:00pm (must RSVP) Service at 7:00pm AROUND THE Catered by C’est Si Bon Catering WORLD *Cost for dinner is $20/person (children under 12 free). Our caterer makes every attempt to accommodate dietary restrictions with prior notice. Must RSVP for dinner by February 11 to the Temple office at 561.747.1109 or [email protected].
Girls in Trouble Wednesday, February 20, 2019 at 12:00pm A learning experience about women in the Torah, led by Danna Cohen and Marcy Morris. Each class will follow one woman through a biblical story, rabbinic teachings, visual art, and original music written by Alicia Jo Rabins. Participants will cultivate their own interpretations of the stories and explore their creative side as they view these women in a new light. February’s class will focus on Eve.
Open to all. No RSVP required. For more info, PART OF TBA’S contact Danna Cohen at [email protected]. ADULT EDUCATION SERIES Future Dates: 3/20 and 4/17
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 21 TBA DISCUSSION GROUP HELP A TBA MEMBER MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION Wednesday, February 20, 2019 at 7:00pm
Buy out a leased car at the end of the approaching lease expiration? Sign a new lease on the 2019 model? $?$? Extend the lease for one year?
We’ll discuss factors that may influence the decision. Match your recommendation with those of your fellow TBA members.
All welcome. Bring a guest. Coffee/light refreshments provided. RSVP to Alan Morganstein at [email protected]
100 Women Who Care Thursday, February 28, 2019 • TBA Social Hall (5:30pm registration, schmoozing, and vino • 6:00pm–7:00pm meeting)
We are a secular women’s group supporting local charities. We meet quarterly for one hour. No committees. No “homework”. No stress. Cost/year (tax-deductible): $400, payable in four $100 checks that go directly to local charities 100 Women Who Care is a national organization dedicated to supporting local charities through increased awareness and cash donations. During our meetings, we enjoy presentations from several local charities and choose one to receive our donation. This combined donation makes a real impact in our local community. For more information and to RSVP, please contact Audrey Ades at [email protected].
22 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 ~ PRAYER 101 ~ Join Rabbinic Intern Brett Tancer for an exploration of prayer, and creating a deeper personal connection through prayer.
Thursday, February 28, 2019 at 7:00pm Talking to God: What to say, when, where? How to make the most of personal prayer.
PART OF TBA’S ADULT EDUCATION Free and open to everyone. SERIES Contact the Temple office for more info.
— FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2019 at 7:00pm —
Join us for a speaking engagement during Service by TOVA MIRVIS, author of The Book of Separation From the author of the National Bestseller, The Ladies Auxiliary, comes the autobiographical story of a woman who leaves her faith and her marriage and sets out to navigate a new world. The Book of Separation is a memoir about what it means to decide to heed your inner compass at long last—to free the part of yourself that has been suppressed, even if it means walking away from the only life you’ve ever known. Shabbat Guest Speaker Ms. Mirvis will be available after the Service for questions TOVA MIRVIS, Author of The Book of Separation and will be signing books at the oneg.
Book discussion led by TBA staff will be on Friday, February 22, 2019 at 6:30pm. The Book of Separation is available for purchase at the Temple office for $20.
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 23 Men’s Club Sports Breakfast with Hector Picard (Recap by Mark Slifkin)
On Sunday, January 13, TBA Men’s Club hosted Hector Picard, a bilateral arm amputee who spoke at TBA about his journey and inspiring true life story overcoming adversity (something we Jews have been doing for over 3,000 years). Hector has competed in over 200 tri-events including 5 Ironman races (including Hawaii in 2016). The day started with a brisk 24-mile bike ride (or 32-mile for the group from Boynton Beach) at 7:00am. Hector then delivered a fantastic inspirational speech to over 100 TBA members, guests, and cyclists from the area. Afterward, he gave a different presentation to 100 TBA Religious School 3rd-7th graders who were captivated by his story, which included an anti-bullying discussion. A special thank you to Hector and the DogHouse MultiSport Training and Cycling Center for pulling all this together. WPTV News did an interview and posted a short video of the event on YouTube. This video is posted on the Temple Facebook page for anyone who would like to watch it. THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS: DogHouse MultiSport (Boca Raton), Beyond Bikes (Stuart), Synergy Health & Wellness (Jupiter), Nutrition World (Palm Beach Gardens), Keyes Coverage (Tamarac), First Citizens Bank (Tequesta), Wahoo Triathlon Club (Palm Beach County), Arline & Mark Slifkin, and Linda & Mel Wolfe.
Committee: Mark Slifkin (Chair), Mel Wolfe, Barry Ogrin, Joe Meshil, Phyllis Frydman, Debra Slifkin, Carolyn Tierney, and Jerry Rosman. Food prep and support: Bob & Nanci Hochman, Jack Tenenbaum, Mel Wolfe, Joe Meshil, Harvey Silverman, Barry Ogrin, Jerry & Barbara Rosman, Richie Golub, and Phyllis Frydman.
Parents ask the kids what was the one thing they learned from Hector—ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE in overcoming adversity or doing anything difficult in life.
24 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 ______FEBRUARY ANNIVERSARIES
February 1 February 8 February 16 February 25 Brad & Iva Morris Lew & Jen Minsky Jonathan & Megan Bock Don & Jo Klein Jack & CK Tenenbaum February 2 February 12 February 28 Alan & Adriana Darwish Jim & Judy Bloom February 17 Marc & Tina Shuldiner Adam & Erica Sadowski Irving & Rena Mittenberg Bruce & Maureen Cohen William & Heather Strauss Bruce & Lorin Starr February 4 February 18 Robert & Risa Voorhees Milton & Tamar Maltz February 14 Keith & Lorraine Bolton February 29 February 5 David & Mindy Cox Ed & Marilyn Ragofsky Ted & Max Essinger Sandy & Carole Greene Jason & Shawney Pace February 19 Jon Gilbert & Fran Sachs Danny & Hillary Liss Morty & Annette Zigelsky February 6 Leonard & Beverly Pace Steven & Lynn Shapiro February 20 February 15 Andrew & Stephani Deitch February 7 George & Nancy Franko Alec & Dotty Wisch
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February 1 February 6 February 13 February 19 February 25 Gabriella Roosth Robin Amsden Audrey Ades Jaxson Chandley Melissa Berman Charles Tager Bill Berryman Saluja Goldman Jennifer Friedman Yuri Goldvasser Chris Turenne Nicholas Camerino February 14 Luci Resnick Gabriella Goodman February 2 February 7 Sheila Debs February 20 Stephen Nagrotsky David Brothers Shawney Pace Gali Levkovitz Christine Davis Robert Newman Jack Sandquist Sydney Grzybowski February 8 Robert London Ed Freeman Daniel Lieberman Mark Rubenstein Joel Klausner Justin Wurtenberger Karen Asofsky Len Zysman Joseph Newman Rebecca Boss Diane Sosman Anthony Santelli Daniel Satinoff Troy Colen Jeremy Stauffer Alan Silverberg February 26 Dotty Wisch Lawrence Elenbogen February 15 February 21 Barry Levinson Harriet Zysman Arnold Snyder Veronica Lichtenstein Scott Ackerman Nina Sachs Jordan Sprechman February 3 February 9 Carole Myerson Andrew Deitch Amanda Gelman Jerry Cornelius Paige Resnick Kelly Henderson February 28 Jacqueline Heckman February 16 Sadie Sheitelman Allison Neidoff Rhonda Levin February 10 Alberto Vargas Daniel Federgreen Daniel Black Krista Ross Charles Kaufman Bettina Weiss CK Tenenbaum Karen Feller Harvey White Thomas Kalniz Lia Shapiro February 4 Susan Katz Julian Weinberger February 22 Elisabeth Deitz Randi Rodman February 17 Rachel Feldman Phyllis Fierman David Zelner Lisa Blatt Cyrus Halpern Sutton Glickman Loni Schnitzer February 11 Tina Izard Bois Adam Goldstick Joan Brothers Joshua Schwartz David Kahn Ed Frankel Hailey Leonard Allysa Friedman February 23 Ido Laviv Madeleine Stillman Brielle Cohen February 5 February 12 Gregory Weinberg Olivia Kahn Mitchell Cohen Debra Greenberg February 18 February 24 Gilbert Greene Cory Damon Sarah Diamond Rosalie Snyder Andrew Kushner Natalie Greene Alissa Weisberg Michelle Rosenberg Hannah Russell Gabriel DiFilippo Grace Sandquist Marni Nicholas William Strauss Deborah Rubin
HIGH HOLY DAYS PLEDGES Wayne & Jennifer Epstein Len Rubin & Julie Littky-Rubin Steven & Catherine Barre
www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 25 FEBRUARY YAHRZEITS______
JANUARY 27 – FEBRUARY 2 Howard Lichterman Marilyn Spungin* (READ ON FEBRUARY 1) Father of Jeff Lichterman Mother of Marc Spungin George Horwitz Audri Schiller* Linda Wender* Grandfather of Lisa Goldman Wife of Lewis Schiller Sister of Herb Wender & Bill Goldman Jesse Teres Sam Zipkin* Nathan Kleigman Father of Dan Teres Brother of Shirley Stone Father of Doris Newman Jackie Wachsman* James Ferrell* Mildred Morris Son of Lynne & David Wachsman Father of Liz Cohn Mother of Brad Morris and and Brother of Amy Andersen Phyllis Glabman* Grandmother of Marcy Morris Alvin Austin Mother of Nina Gelman Isaac G. Weinberg Brother-in-law of Ted Essinger William J. Lippman Grandfather of Bob Newman Edith Binder Father of Mimi Lippman Thomas Grzybowski Mother of Sandy Weiner Shirley Bergman Brother of Peter Grzybowski Minnie Chernoff Aunt of Sara Ward Iris Florence Krieger* Mother of Bud Chernoff Geraldine Carp Wife of Marty Krieger Dorothy Macy Freemand Mother of Steve Carp Vallie Marks Mother of Beth Abrams Charles Kurnitsky* Mother of Irma Meyer Jack Klein* Father of Jackie Baseman and Sally Winograd* Father of Linda Tylka Grandfather of Hal Baseman Mother of Myna Homburger and Scott Tancer Martin Shiffman Grandmother of Linda Posner Son of Randee & Marvin Tancer Father of Judi Ackerman Emil Black and Brother of Brett Tancer Shirleigh Silverman Father of Michael Black Father of Leigh Tischler Mark Gushner FEBUARY 3 – FEBRUARY 9 (READ ON FEBRUARY 8) Beth Starkand* Husband of Marilyn Gushner Wife of Gary Starkand and Bertha Friedman Katzin Harry M. Applestein* Mother of Alex Starkand Father of William Applestein Mother of David Friedman Michael Venetta* Stephanie M. Krulik* David Hendel* Brother of Maggie Gabler Mother of Doug Krulik Father of Robin Silvers and Grandfather of Jason Silvers Ruthe Wolfe M. Richard Meyers Mother of Linda Goldman Father of Lisa Kessler & Beth Moss Debra Keating Daughter of Chris Rolnick Joan Zaret Toni Steinitz* Mother of Lorin Starr Mother of Eva Ellis John Smeyne* Husband of Tema Smeyne Betty Teitelbaum FEBRUARY 10 – FEBRUARY 16 Mother of Jerry Teitelbaum and Ross M. Abrams (READ ON FEBRUARY 15) Grandmother of Marshall Teitelbaum Son of Beth & George Abrams Daniel Edger* Marian Barnett Rita Bemporad Nephew of Cathy Coleman Mother of Charlie Barnett Mother of Rick Bemporad Lillian Seltzer Berte Goldberg* Ethel Freedland Mother of Arthur Seltzer Mother-in-law of Shirley Goldberg Mother of Dan Freedland and Dorothy Stockman Grandmother of Howard Freedland Harry Hartman* Mother of Jo Smith Father-in-law of Esther Hartman, Gerald Barre* Milton Brook Grandfather of Chris & Eileen Turenne, Father of Steven Barre Father of Donna Wexler Herbert & Cindy Hartman, and Debora Betty Curly Michael Lane* Hartman, and Great-Grandfather of Tamara Stepmother of Carla Lewis Brother of George Lane Hartman, Matthew Hartman, and Kacy, Hyman Hass Jaclyn, & Michelle Turenne Abraham Reiss Father of April Gluckstern & Brian Hass Father of Sandy Hilcoff Leo Paul Katzin Elliott Hochman Father of Davi-Linda Friedman Les Robbins Brother of Bob Hochman Brother of Shelley Newman Charlotte Lewis Mildred Moss and Uncle of Lindsey Hirsch Mother of Carla Lewis Mother of Gayle Laurene Beverly I. Shear Florence Silverman Harry Stein* Mother of Marc Shear Mother of Leigh Tischler Father of Barbara Seltzer Nancy Austin Lenore Goldberg Marshall Ackerman Sister of Ted Essinger Mother of Lis Deitz Father of Scott Ackerman Michael Elias Arnold Klein* Leah Berman Father of David Elias Father of Wendy Stitzer Mother-in-law of Mickey Berman Shirley Grangard Yocheved Ben-Israel and Grandmother of Scott Berman Mother of Douglass Grangard Mother of Jeremy Ben-Israel Arlene Goodman* Eugene Kleinfield Marion Cohen Mother of Mark Goodman and Great Uncle of Gary Colton Grandmother of Bruce Cohen Grandmother of Brian Goodman Samuel Ades George Hilsberg* Minna Rolnick Father of Richard Ades and Father of Marshall Hilsberg Mother of Ralph Rolnick Grandfather of Audrey Ades Vivian Hilsberg* Ethel Rubenstein Frieda Goldberg Mother of Marshall Hilsberg Mother-in-law of Judi Rubenstein Grandmother of Greg Taylor and Grandmother of Mark Rubenstein
* Denotes memorial plaque.
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30 www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.1109 FEBRUARY 2019 (Shevat-Adar 5779) This calendar is subject to change. Please check www.templebetham.com/calendar for the most up-to-date information. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY January 27 21 Shevat 28 22 Shevat 29 23 Shevat 30 24 Shevat 31 25 Shevat February 1 26 Shevat 2 27 Shevat 9:00 JAMTY Café 9:00am Busch Wildlife 9:15am Yoga with Yael 9:15am Toddler Enrichment 9:15am Toddler Enrichment 9:30am Religious School Visiting TOS 12:45pm Mah Jongg Program Program 10:00am 6th Grade B’nei 4:30pm JAMTY Café 6:00pm Evening Yoga 1:00pm Canasta 12:30pm PTO Bake Sale Mitzvah Program 5:00pm Religious School 6:30pm Jewish Voices Film 6:30pm Shabbat Social— 1:00pm Sisterhood Paid-Up 6:30pm JAMTY Lounge Series: Playing God Mini-Tailgate Luncheon Night-Dinner & Dash (Panera) 7:00pm Shabbat Service 3:00pm TOS Open House
3 28 Shevat 4 29 Shevat 5 30 Shevat 6 1 Adar 7 2 Adar 8 3 Adar 9 4 Adar 9:00am JAMTY Café 9:15am Family Center 1:00pm Sisterhood Board 9:15am Yoga with Yael 9:15am Toddler Enrichment JAMTY, JAMTY Jr. Disney JAMTY, JAMTY Jr. Disney 9:30am Religious School Workshop: The Art of Balance: Meeting 12:45pm Mah Jongg Program Retreat, Orlando Retreat, Orlando Parental Self-Care & Children’s 4:00pm Cochavim Snowball 6:00pm Evening Yoga 1:00pm Canasta 9:15am Toddler Enrichment 6:00pm Mystery Progressive Emotional Well-Being with Games 7:00pm Ten Paths to God Program Dinner Sponsored by Men’s Dr. Carri Lager 6:30pm Winter Adult Choir 4:30pm JAMTY Café with Rabbi Alon 6:15pm Torah Study Club 10:30am Book Club: 5:00pm Religious School 7:00pm Shabbat Service with “Pachinko” Torah Reading & Birthday Blessings 10 5 Adar 11 6 Adar 12 7 Adar 13 8 Adar 14 9 Adar 15 10 Adar 16 11 Adar 9:00am JAMTY Café 4:30pm JAMTY Café 9:15am PTO Meeting 9:15am Toddler Enrichment 6th Grade Retreat at Camp 6th Grade Retreat at Camp 9:15am Yoga with Yael Cloverleaf in Lake Placid, FL 9:30am Religious School 5:00pm Religious School Class Cloverleaf in Lake Placid, FL 11:30am TOS Lunch with Children’s 9:15am Toddler Enrichment 10:00am 3rd Grade Family 6:30pm JAMTY Lounge Outreach, Inc. 1:00pm Canasta 12:00pm Current Affairs Program Program Night-Elections with Rabbi Alon 11:00am Challah Baking 12:45pm Mah Jongg 6:00pm Congregational 6:00pm Evening Yoga Shabbat Dinner-Caribbean 6:00pm Men’s Club Meeting Theme 6:30pm Winter Adult Choir 7:00pm Shabbat Service 7:00pm Adult B’nei Mitzvah Class 17 12 Adar 18 13 Adar 19 14 Adar 20 15 Adar 21 16 Adar 22 17 Adar 23 18 Adar 6th Grade Retreat at Camp President’s Day 12:00pm Sisterhood 9:15am Yoga with Yael 9:15am Toddler Enrichment 9:15am Toddler Enrichment 4:30pm Afternoon Service Cloverleaf in Lake Placid, FL TOS Closed, Office Open Lunch-The Yard House 12:00pm Girls in Trouble Program Program & Bar Mitzvah of Justin Wurtenberger (offsite) 9:30am NO Religious School 10:30am Knitting Club 4:30pm JAMTY Café Class with Danna & Marcy 1:00pm Canasta 5:30pm Kids Shabbat Pajamas & Prayers 5:00pm St. George’s Soup 5:00pm Religious School 12:45pm Mah Jongg 6:30pm JAMTY Jr. Dinner & Kitchen Social Action Project 6:00pm Board Meeting 6:00pm Evening Yoga Dash (CG Burgers) 6:30pm Book Discussion: “The Book of Separation” 6:30pm Winter Adult Choir 7:00pm Ten Paths to God with Rabbi Alon by Tova Mirvis 7:00pm TBA Discussion Group 7:00pm Shabbat Service 24 19 Adar 25 20 Adar 26 21 Adar 27 22 Adar 28 23 Adar March 1 24 Adar 2 25 Adar Book Author Program 9:15am Family Center 4:30pm JAMTY Café 9:15am Yoga with Yael 9:15am Toddler Enrichment 9:15am Toddler Enrichment 10:00am Morning Service and 9:00am JAMTY Café Program: The Good News 5:00pm Religious School 12:45pm Mah Jongg Program Program Bat Mitzvah of Neve Heston about Bad Behavior… 6:15pm 3rd & 4th Grade 6:30pm JAMTY Lounge Night 6:00pm Evening Yoga 1:00pm Canasta 4:30pm Afternoon Service and 9:30am Religious School Why Kids Are Less Disciplined Shabbat Dinner & Service 5:30pm 100 Women Who Care Bat Mitzvah of Zoe Cooper 12:30pm JAMTY & JAMTY Jr. Than Ever and What To Do 6:30pm Winter Adult Choir with Kid’s Participation Bowling Party at Bowlero About It? 7:00pm Adult B’nei Mitzvah 7:00pm Prayer 101 with Brett 6:30pm Shabbat Social- Class Tancer Spring Is in the Air 7:00pm Shabbat Service with Book Author Tova Mirvis TEMPLE BETH AM 2250 CENTRAL BLVD JUPITER, FL 33458
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