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Temple Adath Israel Bulletin Temple Adath Israel Bulletin February 2018 Shevat/Adar 5778 Inside this issue: “Bluegrass Bridge” Volume 85 Issue 4 Worship Schedule Rethinking the Megillah in the Year of #Me Too Kollel, Jewish Texts, Parsha ~~~~~ Family Shabbat 2 What makes this year’s Megillah reading different than others? The Book of Camp Scholarships Esther hasn’t changed, but the way we think about it is due for a major overhaul. From Directory Correc�ons this year forward, our reading of the story of Purim will forever be informed by the From The President 3 painful reali�es of the Me Too campaign. The Miss Persia pageant, the beauty contest through which Esther becomes Temple Seder TAI on Rye queen1, has lost even more of its luster. Our Purim schpiels (skits, parodies) typically play Upcoming Mee�ngs 4 this scene for laughs. Somehow it just doesn’t seem to be “all in good fun” or innocent joking anymore. Looking at women only for their looks is a terrible way to look at them. Preschool News It’s demeaning, degrading and dehumanizing. What these “contests” do to par�cipants Religious School News 5 and observers alike is to promote no�ons of body image that are unhealthy, unsafe and unnecessary. As the father of a teenage daughter coming of age in the era of “size zero,” Purim Carnival I’m deeply concerned about unrealis�c and unwelcome designa�ons that make it seem JFB News 6 as if women need to starve themselves into looking a�rac�ve. Forgive me for a personal confession as a heterosexual male, married for more than 20 years: Real men like Community Purim Celebra�on Caregiver Support women with real bodies. And real bodies are inextricably linked to real thoughts, Tot Shabbat 7 feelings, needs and desires. We shouldn’t excise the beauty contest from the Book of Esther or malign its Yahrzeits 8 protagonist for par�cipa�ng. It doesn’t appear that she had much of a choice. We might ask ourselves how much choice today’s contestants have, for that ma�er. What we One Book Jewish Lex should do is to take this opportunity, this Me Too moment, to emphasize the courage of Max Young to Israel 9 the other heroine of the Purim story, Queen Vash�. When Vash� is ordered to dance before the king’s friends wearing a royal diadem2 (presumably only the royal diadem as Contribu�ons 10 in the pop song “You Can Leave Your Hat On3” of “Full Monty4” fame), she refuses to do Ads 11 so. She chooses deance and dignity over submission and self‐abasement. Pressured to be a “plaything” reduced to breasts and bu�ocks, she demands to be treated as “esh 5 Informa�on Back Page and blood, just like [a] man. ” Like far too many women today who have been punished for speaking out, Vash� pays a terrible price for her refusal to be treated like a sex toy. Ways to Help the We can honor her courage, and the voices of the Me Too movement, by protec�ng those Temple Insert who speak out from retalia�on and holding the perpetrators of indecent behavior responsible for their ac�ons. Viva Vash�! Calendars Insert B’shalom, David 1Esther 2:2—17. 2Esther 1:10—20. 3Wri�en and performed by Randy Newman from the album Sail Away, 1972. 4“The Full Monty,” directed by Peter Ca�aneo, 1997. 5“Do Right Woman, Do Right Man,” wri�en by Chips Moman and Dan Penn. Performed by Aretha Franklin from the album “I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You,” 1967. WORSHIP SCHEDULE KOLLEL STUDY GROUP SHABBAT SERVICES Kollel meets at 9:00 a.m. every two weeks in the TAI Library. The group explores cultural, ethical and historical aspects of our 4,000‐year tradition. The February 2 emphasis is on dialogue and exploration. Please join Shabbat 7:00 PM us any time. We will get together February 10 & 24. Lorne Dechtenberg will lead us in song JEWISH TEXTS STUDY February 3 Jewish Texts 9:00 AM We will discuss selected readings in rabbinic Parsha 11:00 AM literature on alternate Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. in the Yitro ‐ Exodus 18:1 ‐ 20:23 library. The discussion is always lively and informative, and you can join the group anytime. We February 9 will meet February 3, 17 & March 3. Tot Shabbat 5:45 pm Family Dinner 6:00 pm Family Shabbat 7:00 pm 3rd Grade will par�cipate PARSHA Aviva Bowling will lead us in song Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. in the library as we take a look at the Torah portion for each February 10 week. We will meet February 3, 10, 17, 24 & March Kollel Study 9:00 am 3. Parsha 11:00 am Mishpa�m ‐ Exodus 21:1 ‐ 24:18 February 16 Shabbat 7:00 pm Stephanie Barre� will lead us in song February 17 Jewish Texts 9:00 am Friday, February 9th Parsha 11:00 am Tot Shabbat 5:45 pm Terumah ‐ Exodus 25:1 ‐ 27:19 Dinner 6:00 pm February 23 Family Service 7:00 pm Hadassah Shabbat 7:00 pm 3rd Grade will participate Shir Adat/OZS Choir will lead us in song Please RSVP to the Temple office February 24 (269-2979 or [email protected]) for Kollel Study 9:00 am dinner Hadassah Shabbat @ OZS 10:30 am Parsha 11:00 am Tetzaveh ‐ Exodus 27:20 ‐ 30:10 March 2 Shabbat 7:00 pm Lorne Dechtenberg will lead us in song March 3 Jewish Texts 9:00 am Parsha 11:00 am Ki Tisa ‐ Exodus 30:11 ‐ 34:35 Volume 85, Issue 4 Page 2 FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK Jonathan Miller, President I’ve never been accused of being shy about my faith. CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GOLDMAN UNION CAMP INSTITUTE (GUCI) , CAMP SHALOM AND SUMMER Perhaps that’s why it came to no surprise for many of my ISRAEL TRIPS Facebook friends to witness the costume that I wore to my staid law rm’s holiday party: I was the living embodiment of The Temple has a limited amount of scholarship a blue Chanukkah dreidel. As Frost Brown Todd Lexington’s money for those youths a�ending Jewish summer rst Jewish Member‐in‐Charge, I also felt compelled to lead camp or par�cipa�ng in organized travel to Israel. To my Gen�le colleagues in a menorah ligh�ng ceremony. Unfortunately, I forgot to bring the latkes. apply for a scholarship, please submit a wri�en request to Laura Creamner by April 15, 2018. It’s also no wonder that I am regularly stopped by my friends Entering 3rd through 10th grade children from from poli�cs, law or civic affairs to express their support for, synagogues across Midwest are currently being and apprecia�on of, Rabbi David Wirtscha�er’s leadership in enrolled for the coming summer program at our the community. regional U.R.J. camp, GUCI. A four week session (a two week session is offered for entering 3rd and 4th I rst agreed to join the Temple’s Board of Trustees to help graders) at Goldman Camp is a unique experience. lead the challenging process of iden�fying and selec�ng a Scholarship incen�ve grants are now available. Find new rabbi. It’s no secret that I was instantly a fan of Rabbi out more about this wonderful opportunity by calling Wirtscha�er, who I remembered as the li�le kid in the or emailing the camp directly (317) 873‐3361 or prominent Lexington Jewish family that I so admired in my [email protected]. childhood. I’ve been excited to work with him closely on Temple ma�ers; and I consider myself blessed to have his spiritual guidance. But what has struck me recently is how quickly David has emerged as a leader in the Central Kentucky community. Of course, he has served as an eloquent and passionate voice Directory Correc�ons and New Members: for Jewish interests and the state of Israel during a �me which we have seen an unfortunate up�ck in an�‐Semi�sm Tom Brennan and an�‐Zionism. 175 North Mt. Tabor Road, #132, 40509 (859) 806‐0336 Where he has earned his most plaudits, however, is in his inter‐faith work, building bridges among the faiths, gh�ng Randi & Robert Gaiser arm‐and‐arm for causes that all of our great religions share. 752 Garden Grove Walk, 40502 I can’t tell you how many people have stopped to tell me (856)313‐0268 their apprecia�on that the Rabbi set such an eloquent tone in his opening prayer at this year’s Mar�n Luther King Day Amy Gewirtz breakfast. 226 Henry Clay Blvd, 40502 (614)738‐9785 In speaking out, Rabbi Wirtscha�er has an important balance to set. Our Temple is lled with members from all Claudia Green sides of the ideological spectrum, so David wisely abstains 3412 Spendthri� Court, 40517 from any par�san statements. This is obviously is a sensi�ve (859) 245‐0500 issue in a polarized poli�cal era, and the Rabbi has shown great humility in accep�ng feedback from concerned Elizabeth & Jason Hurst congregants, striving to strike a tone that unies our some�mes divided opinions. 223 Owsley Avenue, 40502 (502) 320‐0732 Meanwhile, these difficult �mes call out for a voice that can ar�culate the interests of the dispossessed, the needy, the Ellen Leichtman elderly, the stranger – all of those whom we as Jews are 4360 River Oak Trail, 40515 commanded to respect, honor and support.
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