BETH TZEDEC CONGREGATION ADULT, FAMILY AND YOUTH Program Guide 2012-2013 Edition

Building a Community Destination for Jewish Living Beth Tzedec Program Guide cover photos: 2012/2013 edition This Guide includes information Beth Tzedec’s communications this year continue the theme of showing Building a community available as of September 14, 2012. our multi-generational community, featuring the faces of real members, Destination for Jewish Living Our weekly eblast will advise of and members’ children and grandchildren. Our Program Guide cover updates and changes. Your correct portrays volunteer models recruited from our membership, representing email address on file ensures that various ages and stages of our key target constituencies. These images bring you will receive timely and accurate information. Please see to life our mission: Building Beth Tzedec as a Community Destination the last page of this Guide for for Jewish Living. There’s something here for every member of your— information on how to guarantee and our—family! that you hear from us electronically.

Models: Welcome to our Annual Beth lectures feature world-class scholars, top row left: Yvette Lerner, helen Glazer and rose cooper Tzedec Program Guide , presenting some new and some returning to top row right: Joseph Berman and Maya Joseph the full spectrum of Adult, Young Beth Tzedec. You will also find Middle row left: Marcia schnoor and Dena Libman Professionals, Family and Youth Museum and Library programs, Middle row centre: Noa and robert Garmaise Programming for the year ahead. including exhibits and book/ Middle row right: ruth and Melvin steinhart film reviews. Bottom row left: Maya Klimitz, Abby Berman and Zachary Friedman How to use this Guide: We acknowledge in the program Bottom row right: cindy and Michael opler • The first blue-edged section descriptions the generous endowments describes our Shabbat services, and sponsorships that make many photos of people by: David Amoils of David Amoils photography classes, programs and activities, of these events possible . followed by the list of regularly photos of Judaica by: Darren Levant • Monthly program listings are scheduled classes for skills colour-coded to indicate area of development and study, including focus, with an explanatory key on courses featuring our Clergy the bottom of each page. and others, sports programs and children’s programs. LECTURE • Next is Focus on Youth. These LIBRA RY / MUSEUM light blue-edged pages detail MUSIC programming planned for FAMILIES / FESTI VALS children in Senior Kindergarten SPECIAL EVENT through Grade 12. • The Guide continues chronologi - We invite you—our members, 1700 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON M5P 3K3 cally, listing programs by month, your families, and friends in the Tel 416-78 1-3511 Fax 416-78 1-0150 including those presented by the community—to take advantage of Email [email protected] Youth and Families & Festivals this year’s rich and varied offering. Committees, Cantor Simon Spiro We look forward to welcoming www.beth-tzedec.org and the Music Committee, and by you. And, as always, we invite your the Adult Education Committee, feedback, which you may send to whose series of programs and [email protected]. Little Minyan Junior congregation teen Minyan Shabbat every shabbat Youth service (Ages 10 to 12) shabbat october 13, November 17, (september to June) 9:30 AM (september to June 15) December 8, February 9, March 9, April 13 and May 11 Kabbalat shabbat service For those looking to be more 10:30 AM to 12:00 NooN every Friday night actively involved in the worship Every Shabbat and Yom Tov 10:30 AM to 12:00 NooN Check the weekly eblast, experience, the Little Minyan offers except when there is a Family An opportunity for teens to our website, and the monthly a traditional service in a welcoming, Service and over the December develop Jewish leadership skills calendars included in the relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere, school break. This service provides and explore Judaism and Shabbat Beth Tzedec Bulletin for service in partnership with Rav Adam the opportunity for youth to in a way that is interesting and Cutler and Cantor Sidney Ezer. and candle lighting times. connect with Shabbat and develop meaningful to them. Participants lead portions of the their prayer skills and knowledge. service, read Torah and Haftarah, sanctuary service Young shamashim and share Torah insights. Torah sMp—shabbat Morning every shabbat 8:45 AM readers, daveners, and those wishing Following services on shabbat program (Ages 6-9) october 20 and 27, November 17 and Our musical Sanctuary Service to give a D’var Torah are always (september to June 15) 24, December 8 and 15, January 12, offers the grandeur, energy and welcome and are offered skills, 10:30 AM to 12:00 NooN 19 and 26, February 9, 16 and 23, inspiration of a complete spiritual support and encouragement. March 9 and 16, April 13, 20 and 27, and liturgical Shabbat experience. Contact Cantor Sidney or Lorne Every Shabbat and Yom Tov May 11 and 25, and June 8 and 15 except when there is a Family Our world-renowned Cantor Hanick for mp3 files to learn to An intensive two-year program Service and over the December Simon Spiro and the Beth Tzedec lead or sing along with the service. for B’nei Mitzvah candidates school break . This program gives Singers, the finest synagogue choir Come to participate or simply to interested in improving their children the chance to engage in in Canada, lead Sha harit and experience a Shabbat morning davening skills. Following Shabbat ˙ fun Shabbat activities, challenge Musaf , with varied music each service full of song, spirit and warmth. morning services (except when themselves, and spend time week, including new arrangements there is a Family Service), meet learning with Alon and Inbar, of traditional pieces as well as Monthly Family service for a nosh, z’mirot and learning. our Israeli shinshinim . beloved singable melodies. Rabbis shabbat october 6, November 3, The first year focuses on Shabbat Baruch Frydman-Kohl and Adam December 1, January 12, February 2, and the second on weekday March 2, April 6, May 4 and June 1 Cutler offer insights into our torah tots and Nursery services. Leading davening is an Torah and tradition. Lorne Hanick 10:30 AM to 12:00 NooN (Ages 3 to 5) essential Jewish skill—learn to and Cantor Sidney Ezer lead the For children, parents and grand - (september to June 15) do it now! preliminary service and join a parents, these participatory 10:15 AM to 12:00 NooN cadre of Torah Readers/ Ba’alei services are led by our Director of Every Shabbat and Yom Tov Year-round torah study Keriyah to chant the weekly Education and Family Program - except over the December school with Dr. Arnold Ages , Torah portions. Come be a part of ming, Daniel Silverman, together break. Children enjoy Shabbat scholar-in-residence our very special musical and spiritual with our Youth Director, Aily stories, songs and snacks (leaving davening. Lift your soul in prayer every shabbat (september to July) Leibtag, and the families and parents free to attend services in 9:30 to 10:30 AM as you sing along, or close your children who attend. We have a the Sanctuary or the Little Minyan). eyes in meditation and be carried monthly birthday blessing from Traditional and modern away by the magnificent harmonic Rav Adam and an aliyah for all interpretations of the weekly sounds of our extraordinary birthday celebrants. Usually held Torah reading. Intellectually Shabbat morning service. in the Kimel Family Gym and stimulating and challenging. followed by a complimentary luncheon in the Lower Ha ll.

2 SHABBAT SHABBAT 3 Lively Learning with Jewish Spiritual Director and shabbat sports and cantor simon spiro Educator who has taught for 20 Afternoons @ Beth tzedec Weekday Following services on shabbat years. She provides workshops, every shabbat beginning october 13 october 13, November 10, December retreats and group classes in yoga, with floor hockey 8, January 12, February 9, March 9, meditation and spiritual direction. Recurring 2:30 to 4:00 pM April 6, May 4 and June 1 SPONSORED BY THE BETH TZEDEC For children in Grades 1 to 6. Enjoy your Kiddush and study the MEN ’S CLUB Programs Programming alternates weekly weekly parashah with our Cantor. pray & Learn with Yehudit shier between hockey organized by high peoplehood: Its role and Explore fascinating commentaries Weisberg: to enhance your school students, Alex and Daniel, significance in Jewish Life with of Rashi and other great sages, all and games with our shinshinim, rabbi Baruch Frydman-Kohl presented with passion and prayer experience Alon and Inbar. There is no better knowledge by our most amusing shabbat mornings beginning october Monday nights, october 22 to way to spend a Shabbat afternoon! Hazzan . Learning Torah has 20 for six consecutive weeks December 17 n˙ever been so entertaining! 9:30 to 11:15 AM 7:15 to 8:25 pM shabbat softball in the park Why do we call our prayer book a Using DVD lectures and text torah time with siddur (which means “order”)? shabbat, May 4 and June 1 2:30 pM material from the Shalom Hartman rabbi Adam cutler In what ways are our opening Continue the fun tradition of Institute, Rabbi Frydman-Kohl will shabbat september 15, october 20, prayers a guided meditation? Shabbat afternoon softball in the explore the idea of Jewish Peoplehood November 17, December 15, January How is the way we pray a park. Parents and kids of all ages —its complex origins, its implications, 19, February 23, March 16, April 20, reflection of the purpose of the are welcome, whether you are a and how it might be sustained. An May 18 and June 15 Jewish people? How do our ball player or a great cheerleader. issue of wide concern in the Jewish community today, the concept of a 11:00 AM to 12:00 NooN morning prayers help us get (Location: At the baseball “Jewish collective” appears at odds through challenging times? Come diamond next to Cedarvale Join Young Professionals @ BT with a contemporary ethos of explore these and other questions Community School.) in Rabbi Frydman-Kohl’s study, intense individualism. The seminars as we eat, drink and examine by examining Shabbat morning Beth tzedec Men’s club will provide a broad and deep pressing topics from sources prayers. This service is for analysis of some of the tensions that sunnybrook shabbat program both ancient and modern. newcomers to the synagogue Peoplehood raises in classical Jewish experience, as well as for those shabbat December 1 and June 1 tradition and contemporary Jewish who regularly attend and wish to Jewish Meditation with 10:00 AM to 12:00 NooN thought and life. Cost: $75 mem - learn the deeper meanings behind bers / $95 non-members (includes Michelle Katz Men’s Club will once again be the morning prayers. Yehudit resource book). shabbat september 22, october 6, Shier Weisberg is a teacher, as well holding services for the Jewish War November 3, December 1, February 2, as a professional ventriloquist and Veterans and residents of Sunnybrook March 2 and April 6 Hospital. These abbreviated services Jews and Food with storyteller. She is a coordinator of rabbi Adam cutler 10:00 to 11:15 AM the Canadian Legal Forum for take place in the Sunnybrook Monday nights, october 22 to June 3 For men and women, centred on Israel, involved in Israel advocacy. chapel. Parking free for attendees. An enhanced Kiddush follows 8:30 to 9:30 pM texts from our tradition, eliciting SPONSORED BY THE BETH TZEDEC services. All are invited to attend. response and deep listening—a MEN ’S CLUB If you are what you eat, then what For further information, contact doorway to enhanced prayer. does schmaltz herring, cholent Michelle Katz is a certified Jerry Grammer at 905-889-8769 and an entrenched aversion to Iyengar Yoga Therapist, or [email protected]. pork say about us? Looking at food from a biblical, rabbinic, ethical, historical, sociological,

4 SHABBAT SHABBAT / WEEKDAY RECURRING PROGRAMS 5 anthropological and gastrointestinal Session 2: “Listen between the three contemporary For parents of children from birth to framework and using texts, both Lines” The glorious and varied Jewish paths with rabbi seven years and expectant parents too: ancient and modern, including a musical interpretations of the same Baruch Frydman-Kohl everything you Always Wanted plethora of recent scholarship, this prayer as sung by different master Monday nights, January 14 to June 3 to Know about Bringing up Baby course examines what we eat, how hazzanim throughout the ages. but Didn’t Know how 7:15 to 8:25 pM we eat it, and with whom we eat. C˙ ost: Free for members. $18 for to Ask with Dr. Nira Kolers, Food ultimately becomes a window non-members for series ($10 per Within the past five years, three psychologist into our own identities. G ood thinkers have published works individual session). tuesdays, october 16 and 30, November for the soul, the mind and the articulating their personal stomach. Cost: $75 members / 13 and 27 (and four additional sessions understandings of Judaism. in February/March 2013, dates tBD) $95 non-members (includes oh Bubbie, there’s No Informed by great Jewish resource book). 7:30 to 9:00 pM place Like home—Melodies knowledge, engagement with and home rituals with contemporary secular thought, In this practical 8-session course, the Ins and outs of haftarah cantor sidney ezer and sensitivity to current social Dr. Kolers will explore real-life cantillation with Lorne hanick Monday nights, beginning october 29 realities, the works of Michael aspects of child rearing supported by Wednesday nights, beginning october 17 useful insights from theories of child 7:30 to 8:30 pM Fishbane (University of Chicago), 7:30 to 8:30 pM Arthur Green (Hebrew College of development. Parents will have the This course offers families the Boston), and Byron Sherwin chance to ask questions and learn Learn to read Haftarah from our opportunity to learn various new (Spertus College of Chicago), together. Nira Kolers, Ph.D is a Ritual Director. This course is home rituals and melodies to will provide us opportunities to Toronto psychologist in private designed for people who have a enhance their Jewish home life. examine our own beliefs. Come practice who has had many years of good reading knowledge of Cantor Sidney will introduce prepared to be challenged! Cost: experience working with children Hebrew and a desire to learn the popular and perhaps less common Haftarah trop (cantillation). It’s a $50 members / $70 non-members. and their families. Dr. Kolers has melodies spanning different studied the personality, emotional great opportunity for adults to Jewish world communities. For To register for any class, contact and cognitive development of learn from one of the best Bar/Bat Shabbat, he will focus on candle Marlene Laba at 416-781-3514, children in the context of their Mitzvah teachers around and then lighting, Kiddush , Z’mirot , Birkat ext. 234 or mlaba@beth- family and their society. She participate in services throughout Hamazon and Havdalah . Other tzedec.org. emphasizes the consideration of all the year! Yearly cost: $60 mem - topics include H anukkah, the bers / $90 non-members. ˙ these factors in rearing happy, Passover Seder, Sheva Brakhot for well-adjusted and successful human weddings, and bedtime stories . beings. The course is geared to Musical personalities in prayer: No extensive Hebrew knowledge parents of young children (birth to 7 A two-part series with required. Yearly cost: $60 years) and expectant parents. Open cantor simon spiro members / $90 non-members. to couples (provided that both Monday nights, october 22 and parents must attend), and to single November 12 parents. Registration is limited. C ost: 7:30 to 9:00 pM $50 members / $70 non-members. Session 1: “Golden Voices from a Golden Past” An introduction to the voices and music of some of the greatest and most memorable hazzanim from the Golden Age of H˙ azzanut . ˙

6 WEEKDAY RECURRING PROGRAMS WEEKDAY RECURRING PROGRAMS 7 Mishpacha program: toddlers, Jsport presents sports Beth tzedec Men’s club and For Mothers (and Babies): tunes and treats led by programs at Beth tzedec sisterhood speech contest A cure for Mommy Brain tobie seligman In the Kimel Family Gym sundays, November 18, January 13, Love being a stay at home mom, tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays Jsport co-ed Basketball for February 10 and 17, and March 3 but finding your brain is turning 9:30 to 11:00 AM Young professionals 9:30 AM (Breakfast followed by into mush? In need of some day - presentations) time intellectual stimulation with For children ages 1 to 3 with a Wednesdays, 8:00 to 10:00 pM parent, grandparent or caregiver. Open to the first 25 High School fellow adults? A Cure for Fall term (Sept to Dec): FULL Mommy Brain is for you. Upbeat Classes are led by well-known, students who register, this contest Winter term (January to April): learning. Young mothers. Crying much-loved, high-energy Tobie invites participants to compose and Registration now open! babies welcome. Cost: $5 per Seligman, who specializes in deliver a six-minute speech on the session. For information or to singing and baking. topic “Our youth shall see visions”. Jsport co-ed Floor hockey register, contact Rav Adam Cutler Fees for individual classes: The speech should focus on different League for Young professionals at 416-781-3514, ext. 219 or $15 per class for members / ways in which youth approach their thursdays, 7:00 to 10:00 pM [email protected]. Dates $18 per class for non-members lives and Judaism and will Fall term (Sept to Dec): FULL and times will be determined by Drop-ins welcome! Please call realize their hopes, dreams and the participants, but sessions will Winter term (January to April): Tammy Everett at 416-781-3514, visions, for themselves and their begin in mid-October. ext. 230 before coming to ensure Registration now open! people. The speech may be educational or inspirational; that spaces are available. For more information about historical or contemporary; political Beth tzedec presents: tuesdays Jsport and to register, please or personal, even humorous. the Mothers circle , a program Fall term (Sept to Dec): FULL visit www.jsport.org. Be sure to Contestants will be judged on of the Jewish outreach Institute spring term January 8 to June 18 mention you’re a Beth Tzedec content, presentation and delivery. Registration now open! member to get 10% off! thursdays, october 25, November 1 Beth Tzedec preferred registration cost $330 members / and 22, December 6 and 20, January deadline: Thursday, November 1. 10 and 24, February 7 and 21, March $395 non-members Also in the Kimel Family Gym: Conservative Synagogue Commu - 7, April 4 and 18, May 2 and 23, and June 6 Wednesdays recreational Basketball for nity Registration: Anytime until 25 Fall term (Sept to Dec): FULL Mature Women applications are received. Each 7:30 to 9:00 pM spring term January 9 to June 19 Mondays, 7:00 to 9:00 pM contestant must have a parent who Why do it alone? The Mothers Registration now open! To sign up or for more is a member of a GTA or FJMC Circle is a 15-session support and cost $330 members / information, contact Marion regional Conservative Synagogue. educational course offering an $395 non-members Stendon at 416-483-7927 or First Prize: $1000 – Philip Givens introduction to Jewish practices [email protected]. Memorial Award; Total Prize Value: and ethics. This program is Fridays $2500 (to be shared among the top designed for non-Jewish women Fall term (Sept to Dec): FULL Jcc Basketball house League five contestants). For information or raising Jewish children. It is led spring term January 11 to June 21 for Kids (ages 7 to 12) in to obtain a registration form or by an experienced teacher and Registration now open! partnership with Jsport reserve for a breakfast, call Avital at facilitator within a supportive em - cost $360 members / 416-781-3511. No charge to enter Wednesdays 6:00 to 8:00 pM powering environment. Program is $430 non-members or attend breakfasts or presentations . free. For details, contact Rav Adam For more information or to Reserved seating available for Cutler at 416-781-3514, ext. 219 For registration or program register, contact the JCC at information, contact Tammy members of Men’s Club and or [email protected]. 416-665-1836 or send an email to Sisterhood. Run by the Beth Tzedec Everett at 416-781-3514, ext. 230 SPONSORED BY MARTIN AND SANDRA KARP [email protected]. Beth Tzedec Men’s Club. or [email protected]. members get 10% off!

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Y Stay up late making pizza and ice park. Parents and kids of all ages and David Levy. He went on to O thursday, september 27 7:30 pM serve as Press Secretary at Israel’s cream sundaes. Enjoy a scavenger are welcome, whether you are a U “Zionism: Is it Jewish?” The first ball player or a great cheerleader. London Embassy from 1998 to T hunt through the Shul, and other in a series of eight presentations (Location: At the baseball 2002, during which time he was H fantastic activities. Crank things previewing chapters in Professor recognized by Diplomat magazine up a notch and celebrate the hag diamond next to Cedarvale Novak’s forth coming book on a as the most effective Embassy with friends. Nitzanim -aged ˙ Community School.) new philosophy of Zionism. Rabbi spokesman in London. He then children are also invited for a Dr. David Novak, prolific author served as Policy Advisor to program in the evening. Cost: $10. honour our Israeli Young and acclaimed scholar, holds the emissaries—shabbat Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom J. Richard & Dorothy Shiff Chair and as Israel’s Deputy Ambassador service and Dinner MoL—pass It on! of Jewish Studies as Professor of to China. Recently, he was (for Grades 6 to 12– Kesher and Friday, June 14 6:30 pM Religion and Philosophy at the responsible for coordinating the Btteens ) Join us, along with Robbins University of Toronto, where he is Ministry of Foreign Affairs a member of University College sunday, May 19 Hebrew Academy, for a special strategy and action to counter and the Joint Centre for Bioethics. 4:00 to 6:00 pM evening to honour our departing boycott initiatives and related Presentations continue on shinshinim , Alon Reichman and challenges to Israel. March of the Living participants Thursdays in October and Inbar Erez, in appreciation of speak about their experiences November. Attend any or all of their year of dedication and hard from their journey to Poland and the sessions; each lecture covers work. The evening will also Israel. A great opportunity for an independent topic. feature remarks by visiting October middle schoolers and high school SPONSORED BY MARY ELLEN HERMAN AND Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker. students to learn about the HER CHILDREN IN MEMORY OF THEIR Young professionals Holocaust and the March of the Cost: $36 for adults; $18 for HUSBAND AND FATHER , MICHAEL JOHN shawarma in the sukkah I children ages 6 to 14; $6 for HERMAN , A COMMITTED LIFE -LONG Living trip. (hosted by Beth emeth children ages 1 to 5. Dinner by LEARNER AND A QUESTIONING LOVER OF PHILOSOPHY , JUDAISM AND ISRAEL synagogue – 100 elder street) advance registration only. Gan in the Gan thursday, october 4 7:30 pm (for sK to Grade 2– Nitzanim ) special Address from the pulpit Young Professionals from Adath Israel, Beth David, Beth Sholom sunday, May 26 by toronto’s new consul General To register, or for more and Beth Tzedec are invited to of Israel, D.J. schneeweiss I 12:00 NooN to 2:00 pM information about any of the gather in the Beth Emeth sukkah As we welcome spring and above programs, contact Aily shabbat morning, september 29 for live music, shawarma and all summer, we want to give back to Leibtag, Youth Director, at Join us as we welcome the new the fixings. Singles and couples the earth. Be prepared to get 416-781-3514, ext. 239 or Consul General of Israel to welcome. Cost: $15 in advance; messy and have fun! We will be [email protected]. Shabbat services, where he will $20 at the door. Call 416-633-3838 spending the day learning about address the Congregation on to register. gardening and celebrating nature. current challenges facing the Cost: $5 (includes lunch). State of Israel. D.J. Schneeweiss

20 SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER EVENTS 21 Zionism: eight tough si mhat torah celebration I the ralph & roslyn halbert 2. theocratic Democracy: ˙ Questions for today with Monday, october 8 6:30 pM visiting scholar: professor the case of Israel I professor David Novak I (hakafot to follow 7:30 pM ) Nachman Ben-Yehuda I tuesday, october 16 4:00 pM thursdays, october 4, 11 and 18 7:30 pM For all kids and families: Come Monday, october 15 through university of toronto, Jackman humanities Building, room 100 celebrate! Join us at 6:30 PM for Wednesday, october 17 Sessions 2 through 4 of a series of eight 170 st. George st., toronto presentations previewing chapters in singing, holiday crafts, activities Nachman Ben-Yehuda is In this controversial session, the and more. The party continues Professor, Department of Sociology Prof. Novak’s forthcoming book on professor examines more than with Hakafot at 7:30 PM . Get and Anthropology, and Director a new philosophy of Zionism. fifty years of media reporting on of the Halbert Center for “secular Zionism: Is it enough?” your Torah ready and join us for the day-to-day behaviour and – october 4 all the Si mhat Torah celebrations! Canadian Studies at The Hebrew ˙ ideology of Israel’s ultra-orthodox “Democracy: Is it compatible with University of Jerusalem. His book (haredi ) community. His major Judaism?” – october 11 Beth tzedec’s Annual si mhat Theocratic Democracy: The conclusion is that the haredi “Jews: the chosen people?” – october 18 torah Luncheon honouring˙ our Social Construction of Religious community is committed to Presentations continue on Thursdays Kallat torah , Gabi Weisfeld, and Secular Extremism won the turning Israel into a theocratic in November. Attend any or all of and ou r hattan Bereisheet , 2012 Distinguished Book Award state and will use any and all of the Division of International the sessions; each lecture covers an Barry ph˙illips I means necessary, including independent topic. Criminology of the American violence, to achieve its political tuesday, october 9 following services SPONSORED BY MARY ELLEN HERMAN Society of Criminology, and he is and religious goals. AND HER CHILDREN IN MEMORY OF Adults $36; Youth (4 to 14) the recipient of the 2012 Award MICHAEL JOHN HERMAN $18; Children under 4 free. of Excellence in research and 3. the Myth of Masada I For tickets, call 416-781-3511. teaching from the Hebrew Wednesday, october 17 7:30 pM sukkot Family service and Limited space. Reserve now! University. three Lectures The well-known story of the I PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE sukkah hop resistance to Roman might by the reflections on 2012 Musical CENTRE FOR JEWISH STUDIES AT THE saturday, october 6 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Jewish zealots at Masada is the I service: 10:30 AM to 12:00 NooN Journey to Germany classic Jewish “never again” tale Lunch and sukkah hop following Wednesday, october 10 7:30 pM of bravery and sacrifice. The 1. ultra-orthodox and secular Sukkot is about sitting together as legend has been actively promoted This past summer, 300 people Israelis: Living together? I a community. Join us for a special joined 60 cantors from around by successive Israeli governments. Sukkot Family Service geared the world on an unprecedented Monday, october 15 7:30 pM Professor Ben-Yehuda will take a towards kids from JK to Grade 6, Mission of Healing to Germany Among Israel’s most perplexing fresh, critical look at commonly followed by lunch. Afterwards, with the Cantors Assembly. challenges is co-existence between held beliefs, asking the question: Jews of different stripes—political, grab dessert on our Sukkah Hop. Cantor Simon and Aliza Spiro led How historically accurate is the economic and religious. Our Naishev b’Sukkah (sit in the a large group from Beth Tzedec as Masada myth? scholar-in-residence will weigh in sukkot) of various members of part of this historical event. Join our Beth Tzedec community. on the tensions that create factional us as some of these delegates strife among Israeli Jews, and share their personal reflections explore what it might take to and moving memories of this fashion a more constructive memorable journey to Europe. atmosphere of tolerance. Presented with video clips and photos. Q&A to follow. No charge. Refreshments will be served. All are welcome to attend. LECTURE LIBRA RY / MUSEUM MUSIC FAMILIES / FE STI VALS SP ECIAL EVENT 22 OCTOBER EVENTS OCTOBER EVENTS 23 haverim presents Musical personalities reclaiming Memory—holocaust v˙ arda hall Bernstein I in prayer—session 1 with November education Week closing Night & Monday, october 15 1:30 pM cantor simon spiro I I Kristallnacht commemoration I I Varda Hall Bernstein performs Monday, october 22 7:30 to 9:00 pM Zionism: eight tough Questions thursday, November 8 7:00 pM Yiddish folk songs, paying tribute “Golden Voices from a Golden for today with professor Beth Tzedec proudly hosts a to the legacy of Mordechai Past” In the first session of this David Novak I premiere performance by the Artists Gebertig, the celebrated folk two-part series, Cantor Simon thursdays, November 1, 15, 22 of the Royal Conservatory of artist in Yiddish literature. will introduce us to the voices and 29 7:30 pM Music, paying tribute to the posi - Cost: $5 (dessert included). and music of some of the greatest Sessions 5 through 8 of a series of tive power of music as a sustaining and most memorable hazzanim eight presentations previewing force for life and the victory of ˙ Bt Book & Film club presents from the Golden Age of Hazzanut . chapters in Professor Novak’s humanity over animality. The ˙ Light Fell by evan Fallenberg I Mordechai Hershman, David forthcoming book on a new evening will highlight musical Roitman and Yossele Rosenblatt philosophy of Zionism. pieces and poetry retrieved from Monday, october 22 1:30 pM are just three of the masters whose the ashes of the Shoah . Included are (Dessert 1:00 pM ) “Land: Is it holy?” – November 1 magnificent interpretations will be musical compositions of three This book tells the story of a father “residence: Is it required?” Holocaust survivors: the musical featured. An exciting session with – November 15 following his heart, and his family film clips and recordings, as well adaptations of Holocaust poetry “others: A place for non-Jews?” dealing with the consequences. composed in Yiddish by Shmuel as Simon’s dynamic delivery! – November 22 Led by Cynthia Good, reviewer, Cost: Free for members. $18 for Halkin and set to music by educator and editor. Cost: $20. “end-game: realpolitik or salvation?” non-members for the series – November 29 Mieczysław Weinberg; the Quintet PRESENTED BY THE BETH TZEDEC MAX & for Piano and Strings composed by ($10 per session). Presentations continue on BEATRICE WOLFE LIBRARY . SPONSORED BY Szymon Laks shortly after his AMICA RETIREMENT RESIDENCE Thursdays through November. liberation from Auschwitz-Birkenau Attend any or all of the extraordinary characters and Dachau; and an early Quartet sessions; each lecture covers tikkun olam: compelling in the Bible with educator for Piano and Strings by Paul an independent topic. photos Documenting a Jewish hana Werner I I Ben-Haim. The evening will SPONSORED BY MARY ELLEN HERMAN commemorate the 74 th anniversary volunteer experience in south - Wednesdays, october 17 and 31 1:30 pM AND HER CHILDREN IN MEMORY OF of Kristallnacht , including a candle east Asia by Judi Angel I What do modern interpreters of MICHAEL JOHN HERMAN lighting ceremony and the exhibition opens the Bible say about its most Canadian War Veterans in honour tuesday, october 30 7:30 pM controversial and fascinating haverim presents This exhibition includes outstanding characters? How is history r˙ ay rawlings I of Remembrance Day. photographs of daily life in written in the Bible? How does PRESENTED IN CONJUNCTION WITH Monday, November 5 1:30 pM THE SARAH AND CHAIM NEUBERGER Cambodia, as well as photos history correlate with archeology? Ray Rawlings explores Charlie HOLOCAUST EDUCATION CENTRE AND UJA illustrating the Ugandan Jewish A four-part series examining the Chaplin’s support of the Jews in FEDERATION OF GREATER TORONTO . community . Everyone welcome. CO -SPONSORED BY THE BETH TZEDEC foundations of the Bible. Series his film The Great Dictator . Film PRESENTED BY THE BETH TZEDEC continues in November. SISTERHOOD ; FASKEN MARTINEAU LLP ; REUBEN & HELENE DENNIS MUSEUM clips will be shown. Cost: $5 BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA ’S BATHURST / “King saul: his fortunes and (dessert included). SHEPPARD BRANCH ; ELEANOR & MARTIN misfortunes” – october 17 MAXWELL IN MEMORY OF HIS SISTERS , JOSEPHINE AND ERNA MEISELS , WHO “King David: A warrior, a womanizer PERISHED IN THE HOLOCAUST ; AND LEAD and a nation builder” – october 31 SPONSORS HONEY & BARRY SHERMAN PRESENTED BY THE BETH TZEDEC (APOTEX FOUNDATION ) AND ELIZABETH T ONY COMPER MAX & BEATRICE WOLFE LIBRARY &

LECTURE LIBRA RY / MUSEUM MUSIC FAMILIES / FE STI VALS SP ECIAL EVENT 24 OCTOBER EVENTS NOVEMBER EVENTS 25 torah through Female eyes differences between these great A Miracle on a Mission to Beth tzedec’s passports to the with Loretta tanenbaum I master hazzanim . An exciting and rome: the holy Jewish World: Italian Night! I ˙ tuesdays, November 6, 13, 20 and 27 surprise-filled evening! Cost: Free treasures in the vatican with sunday, December 2 for members. $18 for non-members 10:00 to 11:00 AM rabbi Benjamin Blech I I reception 6:30 pM for the series ($10 per session). Primarily for women. Torah Wednesday, November 21 7:30 pM Dinner & Dancing 7:00 pM selections in Hebrew and English Rabbi Benjamin Blech is an Join us as we bring a little from a woman’s perspective. Cost: extraordinary characters acclaimed author, recipient of the Tuscany, Rome and Florence into $45 members / $55 non-members. in the Bible with educator American Educator of the Year Beth Tzedec. Don’t miss this To register, contact Marlene Laba hana Werner I I Award, a Professor of Talmud at exciting fundraising event that at 416-781-3514, ext. 234 or Wednesdays, November 14 and 28 Yeshiva University and a tenth includes an Italian inspired dinner, [email protected]. 1:30 pM generation rabbi. dancing, and a wine tasting—an What do modern interpreters of the CO -SPONSORED BY THE BETH TZEDEC MAX evening that will be “molto bene” Bt Book & Film club presents Bible say about its most controversial & BEATRICE WOLFE LIBRARY , THE BETH for all! Cost: $TBD. Far to Go by Alison pick I and fascinating characters? How is TZEDEC MEN ’S CLUB , KENSINGTON PLACE AND LIVING LIFE ON THE AVENUE Monday, November 12 1:30 pM history written in the Bible? How RETIREMENT RESIDENCES haverim presents (Dessert 1:00 pM ) does history correlate with archeol - c˙ orey Keeble I Alison Pick discusses her novel— ogy? The concluding sessions in this based on her personal family four-part series examining the Monday, December 10 1:30 pM history—about making choices and foundations of the Bible. December Corey Keeble, curator at the decisions, facing the unknown, and Royal Ontario Museum, will “the multi-faceted sarah: A powerful the end of the shul as We dealing with terrible consequences. force next to Abraham” – November 14 present an illustrated talk on Cost: $20. “Jezebel and Athalia: the notorious Know it? crisis and renewal in “European Masterpieces of North American synagogues— PRESENTED BY THE BETH TZEDEC MAX & queens of Israel and Judah” Judaica” in fine and base metals, I I BEATRICE WOLFE LIBRARY . SPONSORED BY – November 28 part 1 from the Middle Ages to modern TERRACES OF BAYCREST PRESENTED BY THE BETH TZEDEC thursday, December 6 7:30 pM day. Cost: $5 (dessert included). MAX & BEATRICE WOLFE LIBRARY Professor Jonathan Sarna, Musical personalities Brandeis University, the acclaimed Family hanukkah Friday Night in prayer—session 2 with Young Families Friday Night historian of the American Jewish ˙ I I I service and shabbat Dinner cantor simon spiro service and shabbat Dinner I experience, will be joined by Friday, December 14 4:30 pM Monday, November 12 Toronto’s Rabbi Professor Martin Friday, November 16 4:45 pM Enjoy a participatory Kabbalat 7:30 to 9:00 pM Lockshin and Rabbi Miriam Join us for a Young Families Shabbat Shabbat service followed by a “Listen Between The Lines” Margles in a panel discussion dinner. Enjoy a participatory offering different perspectives on traditional H anukkah meal, and In the second session of this Kabbalat Shabbat service followed the challenges facing synagogues featuring an˙ entertaining program two-part series, Cantor Simon by dinner and fun programs for kids in North America. Moderated by for the children. Cost: $36 for will compare and contrast the while the adults enjoy a presentation. Professor Jeffrey Kopstein, Centre adults; $18 for children ages 6 to varied musical interpretations of Cost: $36 for adults; $18 for for Jewish Studies. Part 2 will be 14; $6 for children ages 1 to 5. the same prayer as sung by children ages 6 to 14; $6 for children held on April 11 at Holy Blossom Dinner by advance registration only. differen t hazzanim from the ages 1 to 5. Dinner by advance Temple. No charge. Golden A˙ge of Hazzanut, and he ˙ registration only. PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE will illustrate how to look for CENTRE FOR JEWISH STUDIES AT THE the nuances and subtle UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO AND HOLY BLOSSOM TEMPLE

LECTURE LIBRA RY / MUSEUM MUSIC FAMILIES / FE STI VALS SP ECIAL EVENT 26 NOVEMBER EVENTS NOVEMBER / DECEMBER EVENTS 27 Young professionals Israel: surviving in a hostile shabbat shira Weekend I I 3. shabbat shira sake and sushi I World with Dr. Jonathan Fine I Friday, January 25 to saturday, community concert I I saturday, December 15 8:00 pM shabbat, January 19 and January 26 saturday evening, January 26 8:00 pM Join Young Professionals from sunday, January 20 A two-day festival of song and This year’s exciting annual Adath Israel, Beth David, Beth Dr. Fine is the academic advisor spirit featuring Cantor Simon Community Concert will feature Emeth, Beth Sholom and Beth of the International Program in Spiro and the Beth Tzedec Singers Cantor Simon, together with our Tzedec for sake and sushi, Government, Diplomacy and with special Musical Scholar-in- special guest, Eric Stein, and his prepared by a master sushi chef, Strategy at the Interdisciplinary Residence, Eric Stein, Artistic renowned band “Beyond the as we light the Hanukkah candles. Center, Herzliya, Israel and a Director of Ashkenaz, North Pale”. Added appearance by the ˙ Singles and couples welcome. fellow researcher at the America’s largest festival of famed Beth Tzedec Singers. Cost: $15 in advance; $20 at the International Institute for Counter Yiddish and Jewish culture. Packed with Jewish music from door. Contact Marlene Laba at Terrorism, also at the IDC. He three eveNts around the world, this fun-filled 416-781-3514, ext. 234 or specializes in the transition from evening is a must-see event for the [email protected] for details. secular agenda political violence whole family! Tickets only $20 to religious agenda political 1. Musical Friday Night Live (includes dessert reception). violence, focusing on global, I I I shabbat service Family Fun Day regional and Israeli perspectives, Friday Night, January 25 5:30 pM tuesday, December 25 with special emphasis on Judaism, Join Cantor Simon, together 10:00 AM to 2:00 pM Christianity and Islam, and their February Looking for something to do with concept of Holy War. He is a former with the finest synagogue choir in your family on December 25 th ? advisor in arms control, conflict Canada, as we bring in Shabbat twentieth century Bible Shira with new harmonies and Join us for our fourth annual resolution and counter-terrorism. commentators by visiting scholar favourite melodies. After services, Family Fun Day: Four hours of In 2006, he was ordained as a rabbi harvey Meirovich I fun activities and programs for Conservative Rabbi at the enjoy a beautiful song-filled Solomon Schechter School for Shabbat dinner featuring the first Friday, February 1 through children of all ages—crafts, sports, thursday, February 7 bouncy castles, drumming circles, Jewish Studies in Jerusalem. of Eric Stein’s Shabbat Shira Rabbi Meirovich, Faculty tikkun olam opportunities and three Lectures presentations. Cost: $36 for adults; $18 for children ages 6 to Member at Machon Schechter in much more. You won’t want to SPONSORED BY THE HARRY & FRAIDA Jerusalem and Beth Tzedec Adult miss it. Cost: $10 per person. TOPPER ANNUAL LECTURE 14; $6 for children ages 1 to 5. (Lunch will be available at an Dinner by advance registration only. Education Program resource, additional cost.) 1. Is there an Arab spring? I returns as our scholar-in-residence. shabbat, January 19 pulpit Lecture 2. special shabbat shira Details to be announced. Morning service I I 2. World-Wide terrorism: hav erim presents henry silver I I shabbat, January 26 8:45 AM January challenges and solutions ˙ pM This once-a-year musical service Monday, February 4 1:30 haverim presents shabbat, January 19 Luncheon Lecture with our own Cantor Spiro and Henry Silver shares his unique Y˙ ehudit shier Weisberg I Cost for lunch: $36 for adults; the spectacular Beth Tzedec experience bringing joy and gifts Monday, January 7 1:30 pM $18 for children ages 6 to 14. Singers will feature a unique to the young cancer patients in Kenya, as part of a project Ventriloquist Yehudit Shier Lunch by advance registration only. Sermon-in-Song by our guest Weisberg is joined by her “Aunt Musical Scholar-in-Residence, supported by the Jewish community 3. Israel’s Negative Image Hannah” to share some good Eric Stein. The service will also of Nairobi. Cost: $5 (dessert in the World I advice and tell wonderful Jewish introduce “Voices of Tomorrow”, included). stories. Cost: $5 (dessert included). sunday, January 20 9:30 AM the Beth Tzedec Youth Chorale!

LECTURE LIBRA RY / MUSEUM MUSIC FAMILIES / FE STI VALS SP ECIAL EVENT 28 DECEMBER / JANUARY EVENTS JANUARY / FEBRUARY EVENTS 29 Family Friday Night service Young professionals 1. War and peace: haverim presents and shabbat Dinner I purim seudah I changing Attitudes I N˙ orene Gilletz I Friday, February 8 5:30 pM (hosted by Beth sholom Monday, March 4 7:30 pM Monday, March 4 1:30 pM Enjoy a participatory Kabbalat 1445 eglinton Avenue West) Examine evolving perspectives on Celebrated Canadian kosher Shabbat service and dinner to sunday, February 24 4:30 pM military service and watch how cookbook author and food writer follow at this Family Friday Night Young Professionals from Adath generations of Israeli filmmakers Norene Gilletz offers terrific tips targeted at children in Grades 2 Israel, Beth David, Beth Emeth have portrayed challenges of war on healthy cooking and eating for to 6 and their siblings. A lovely and Beth Tzedec are invited to a and security, in genres from the the whole family, focusing on Shabbat experience for the Purim Seudah, featuring a realistic to the surreal. “Healthy Passover Pleasures”. whole family to enjoy. Cost: $36 hypnotist and dinner. Come in Cost: $5 (dessert included). for adults; $18 for children ages 6 costume! Singles and couples 2. the Jewish Mother in Film: to 14; $6 for children ages 1 to 5. welcome. Cost: $20 early bird shrieking, hysterical and Dinner by advance registration only. rate; $25 in advance. Contact overprotective I I Making a Big Difference: the Marlene Laba at 416-781-3514, tuesday, March 5 8:00 pM Global conservative/Masorti Beth tzedec’s purim Family ext. 234 or [email protected] For Young Professionals @ BT. Movement today with Musical event I I I for details. Dessert reception follows. The rabbi tzvi Graetz I performances during the purim season: Jewish mother in film is often Friday, March 8 to sunday, March 10 thursday, February 21 through sunday, marginalized, shown as black or Born in Israel, Rabbi Tzvi Graetz February 24 March white, good or bad, representing is a second generation Masorti Details to be announced! ethnic roots which are negated as (Conservative) Jew who has spent part of societal discourse. Through his career working to build and Israel revealed on Film: A purim carnival I an in-depth discussion of the promote Israel’s Masorti series of presentations by Amy interplay of cultural and cinematic institutions. He is the Executive sunday, February 24 11:00 AM I Kronish , Artist-in-residence values, a new understanding will Director of Masorti Olami and Get your mask and costume ready emerge. No charge. Kindly RSVP and come join in the fun of the sunday, March 3 through Mercaz Olami. Previously, Rabbi Wednesday, March 6 to Marlene Laba at 416-781-3514, Graetz was the spiritual leader of Beth Tzedec Purim Carnival. Kids ext. 234 or [email protected]. of all ages are invited to enjoy Amy Kronish is a world authority Kehilat Shevet Achim in Gilo, carnival booths, prizes, bouncy on Israeli films. Her presentations Jerusalem and Rabbi of the TALI castles, hamantashen and much combine film clips with analysis 3. Lens on Israel: contemporary Gilo School. He also acted as I more. Prizes for best costume. and discussion, illuminating how Issues in Israeli society Director of NOAM and Camp Cost: $5 per person. film gives expression to Jewish Wednesday, March 6 1:30 pM Ramah NOAM, and he spent identity and Israeli culture. She is Examine how Israel has changed time in the U.S. as an emissary of the former Curator of Jewish and the Jewish Agency at the United Jews in Film: the Good, the over the last 15 years, moving Israeli Film at the Jerusalem Synagogue of Conservative Bad and In-Between with from a self-sacrificing ideology of Cinematheque and the author of Judaism. three Lectures shlomo schwartzberg I communal endeavour to a post- two books. Her visit will include modern emphasis on the individual. SPONSORED BY THE ANNE BELLE Wednesday, February 27 2:00 pM presentations at the shul and in Explore living with loss, changing AND MANUEL E. PUSITZ ANNUAL (refreshments 1:30 pM ) MEMORIAL LECTURE the larger community. ties to the land, relations with First session of three-part series. three Lectures Arabs, issues of gender, and the Continues in March. Led by film SPONSORED BY THE SIGMUND & gap between religious and secular. critic, teacher and arts journalist, GABRIELLA SCHMIDT ANNUAL LECTURES PRESENTED BY THE BETH TZEDEC Shlomo Schwartzberg. MAX & BEATRICE WOLFE LIBRARY

LECTURE LIBRA RY / MUSEUM MUSIC FAMILIES / FE STI VALS SP ECIAL EVENT 30 FEBRUARY / MARCH EVENTS MARCH EVENTS 31 three Lectures by Bt Book & Film club presents pre-passover Family the end of the shul as We rabbi tzvi Graetz: suddenly, a Knock on the Door BBQ Dinner I Know it? crisis and renewal in by etgar Keret I North American synagogues— 1. Big and small: Global Life sunday, March 24 5:30 pM I I and the Jewish people I I Monday, March 18 1:30 pM Bring your entire family for one part 2 (Dessert 1:00 pM ) hametz Pes ah thursday, April 11 7:30 pM Friday, March 8 last taste of before . Let us worry˙ about cleaning up ˙ shabbat Dinner and Lecture program Dr. Harriet Morris explores this Panel discussion on the future of collection of whimsical, dark, the crumbs! Cost: $10. synagogues in North America. Cost for dinner: $36 for adults; funny and sometimes strange Panel to be announced. This $18 for children ages 6 to 14; $6 stories by this leading Israeli I I event will be held at Holy for children ages 1 to 5. Dinner Burning of th e hametz author, declared the voice of his ˙ Blossom Temple. by advance registration only. Monday, March 25 generation in Israel. Cost: $20. 10:30 AM to 12:00 NooN PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CENTRE FOR JEWISH STUDIES AT THE PRESENTED BY THE BETH TZEDEC Burn baby burn. Toss your 2. conservative Judaism from MAX & BEATRICE WOLFE LIBRARY . UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO AND HOLY remaining hametz into the fire on BLOSSOM TEMPLE Argentina to Kiev: Building SPONSORED BY LIVING LIFE ON THE ˙ and enriching Lives I AVENUE RETIREMENT RESIDENCE the lower parking lot. Fun for pyromaniacs and meaning-seeking shabbat, March 9 pulpit Lecture presentation by arsonphobiacs. Next Generation of Israeli Leaders with pnina Gaday and Dr. seymour epstein I 3. Is religious pluralism rabbi richard Yellin I Wednesday, March 20 7:30 pM possible in Israel? I Friday, April 12 through sunday, April 14 Author and educator Dr. Seymour shabbat, March 9 Luncheon Lecture April Epstein presents “Song of Songs: Pnina Gaday, Director of Hillel at Cost for lunch: $36 for adults; Tel Aviv University, is the daughter The Sacred & the Erotic in One Bt Book & Film club presents $18 for children ages 6 to 14. Breath. Why on Pes ah?” of Ethiopian Jews who made Lunch by advance registration only. ˙ My russian Grandmother and her aliyah with her family at the age American vacuum cleaner: A of 3. She is the first Ethiopian Jew Family Memoir by Meir shalev I to lead a Hillel. Rabbi Richard Jews in Film: the Good, the pre-passover Friday Night Live Monday, April 8 1:30 pM (Yitzhak) Yellin currently serves Bad and In-Between with & shabbat Dinner I I shlomo schwartzberg I (Dessert 1:00 pM ) as Educational Consultant to the Friday, March 22 6:00 pM Prof. Ruby Newman reviews this Hillel organization on the Wednesdays, March 13 and 20 2:00 pM Celebrate with Cantor Simon, funny and charming story about campuses of Israel’s universities. (refreshments 1:30 pM ) as we enjoy the final Shabbat the author’s grandmother, He teaches Citizenship at several Second and final sessions of before Passover! Take a break depicting people building their Israeli high schools in the district three-part series. The first session from your Pes ah preparations and new lives in Israel. Cost: $20. of Netanya. Our guests will be was held in February. Led by film ˙ let Applause Caterers spoil you PRESENTED BY THE BETH TZEDEC MAX & speaking on the challenges on critic, teacher and arts journalist, with a sumptuous Shabbat dinner, BEATRICE WOLFE LIBRARY . SPONSORED BY Israel’s college campuses and on Shlomo Schwartzberg. replete with singing, fun and FOUR ELMS RETIREMENT RESIDENCE integrating Ethiopian Jews into ru ah! Cost: $36 for adults; $18 Israeli society. Details to be for ˙children ages 6 to 14; $6 for announced. children ages 1 to 5. Dinner by SPONSORED BY THE DR . ALLEN A. AND advance registration only. MIRIAL SMALL MEMORIAL LECTURE

LECTURE LIBRA RY / MUSEUM MUSIC FAMILIES / FE STI VALS SP ECIAL EVENT 32 MARCH EVENTS MARCH / APRIL EVENTS 33 haverim presents Lag Ba’omer Family Kumzits Young professionals shabbat Bt Book & Film club presents Y˙ ehudit shier Weisberg I and singalong I I Dinner and Mixologist I the film Footnote I Monday, April 15 1:30 pM sunday, April 28 5:00 pM (hosted by Adath Israel synagogue Monday, May 13 10:30 AM Yehudit Shier Weisberg discusses Bring your voice and your spirit 37 southbourne Avenue) Heather Kassel, educator and Israel and Palestine: Hadrian’s curse as we celebrate La Ba’Omer with Friday, May 3 7:30 pM reviewer, analyzes this film after and the San Remo Conference — music and friends at this old-fash - Young Professionals from Beth its screening. Oscar nominee for Historical Perspectives on Current ioned Israeli-style Kumzits , led by David, Beth Emeth, Beth Sholom Best Foreign Film, this movie Issues. Cost: $5 (dessert included). Cantor Simon and Aliza Spiro. and Beth Tzedec are invited for a deals with the rivalry of two great Perfect for the entire family! Feel Shabbat dinner featuring a live Talmudic scholars, a father and son. Cost: $20. Yom ha’atzmaut celebration I free to bring your guitar to play presentation from an esteemed along on Tumbalalaika , Dona mixologist. Singles and couples PRESENTED BY THE BETH TZEDEC MAX & Monday evening, April 15 BEATRICE WOLFE LIBRARY . SPONSORED BY Dona , and other favourites, welcome. Cost: $25 in advance. BRADGATE ARMS BY REVERA Join us for a celebration of Yom old and new. Cost: $TBD. Contact Marlene Laba at Ha’atzmaut, Israel’s birthday. 416-781-3514, ext. 234 or tikkun Leyl shavuot—traditional Details to be announced. [email protected] for details. All-Night torahthon I tuesday evening, May 14 until the history and resistance: May haverim presents following morning emanuel ringelblum and B˙ arbara rusch I Night-long learning with a variety his secret Ghetto Archive by Weisfeld Guest scholar: Monday, May 6 1:30 pM of presentations and cheesecake, professor samuel Kassow I robert (Bob) slater on Barbara Rusch and her husband, featuring keynote speaker, Rabbi I Wednesday, April 24 7:30 pM Israel and the Media Donny Zaldin, share their Reuven Hammer, on The Torah Samuel Kassow is the Charles H. Friday, May 3 and shabbat, May 4 outstanding adventures aboard Revolution: Truths that Changed Northam Professor of History at the World. Sunrise Sha harit Bob Slater is Editorial Consultant the Titanic Memorial Cruise ˙ Trinity College. He holds a Ph.D to The Jerusalem Post and a which marked the sinking of the service. Presented jointly with other synagogues in our community. from Princeton University and has columnist for The Jerusalem Titanic one hundred years ago. been serving as a consultant to the Report . A New York area native, Cost: $5 (dessert included). Museum of History of Polish Jews he was a correspondent for Time Beth tzedec Gala concert: planned to open on the site of the the Great American Jewish Magazine in Israel from 1976 to Fifth Annual Mother’s Day Warsaw Ghetto. In his book, Kas - 1996. For several years he was the songbook I I chai tea, Garden party sow speaks about the importance representative of the foreign press thursday, May 23 7:30 pM and Fashion show I of preserving historical documents in its dealings with Israel’s This fantastic evening, part of sunday, May 12 2:30 pM and the past. His main focus is the government, and the Israel Jewish Music Week in Toronto, A traditional High Tea menu, three archives created in absolute Defense Forces. Mr. Slater will will celebrate favourite songs of raffles, prizes and a fabulous secrecy by a small group of people speak at a Shabbat dinner Friday, Broadway and the Jewish fashion show featuring women’s who lived in the Warsaw Ghetto. May 3 and will give a lecture songwriters who wrote them. fashions from Options for Her and THE SHOSHANA SHIER MEMORIAL LECTURE from the pulpit followed by an A companion concert to last girls’ fashions too. All proceeds address at lunch and at seudah year’s sell-out “100 Years of allocated to Beth Tzedec’s Out of shlisheet on Shabbat, May 4. Jewish Hollywood”. Ticket the Cold program. Come celebrate Watch for further details. information and details about the women in your life. Bring your THE LOUIS AND MOSHE J. WEISFELD Jewish Music Week, which runs ANNUAL MEMORIAL LECTURE mothers, grandmothers, daughters, sisters, aunts and friends! from May 19 to 26, will be available in the Spring.

LECTURE LIBRA RY / MUSEUM MUSIC FAMILIES / FE STI VALS SP ECIAL EVENT 34 APRIL / MAY EVENTS MAY EVENTS 35 scholar Weekend featuring Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker grew professor stephen Berk I up in the Masorti Movement in Friday, May 24 through sunday, May 26 Israel. After her army service and We are pleased to welcome back several educational positions in Professor Stephen Berk, the Henry the Israeli Masorti Movement, she and Sally Schaffer Professor of received her rabbinic ordination Holocaust and Jewish Studies at from the Schechter Rabbinical Union College, New York. Prof. Seminary. Rabbi Baker serves as Berk is acclaimed internationally Rabbi of Congregation Ramot for his teaching, writing and Zion in Jerusalem. She was the Send us your email address! research about the Holocaust, anti- 2007 Tanenbaum Fellow at Send your email address to [email protected]. We’ll email Semitism, and the North American Beth Tzedec. three preseNtAtIoNs you announcements, updates and reminders about the programs Jewish experience. A superb lecturer, SPONSORED BY THE BETH TZEDEC and events you won’t want to miss. he is both informative and entertain - SISTERHOOD ing. Watch for further details. 1. Breaking through Barriers: Visit our website for complete and up-to-date information and THE SAM & SARAH KERZNER HOLOCAUST new and exciting programming that is still being developed as MEMORIAL INSTITUTE GUEST SCHOLAR Building Israeli-Jewish WEEKEND Identity I of the publication date of this Guide.

thursday, June 13 8:00 pM Friday Night Live with A presentation for Young professor stephen Berk I I Professionals @ Beth Tzedec. Friday, May 24 2. Being a Masorti Woman Kabbalat shabbat service 6:00 pM rabbi in Jerusalem I Dinner 7:00 pM Join Cantor Simon and the fabulous shabbat, June 15 pulpit Lecture Beth Tzedec Singers for a Friday 3. honour our Israeli Young evening service to remember! emissaries—shabbat Shabbat dinner follows, featuring service and Dinner I Professor Stephen Berk. Cost: $36 Friday, June 14 6:30 pM for adults; $18 for children ages 6 to 14; $6 for children ages 1 to 5. Robbins Hebrew Academy joins Dinner by advance registration only. us to honour our departing shinshinim , Alon Reichman and Inbar Erez, in appreciation of their June year of dedication and hard work. The evening also features remarks Israeli conservative rabbis and by visiting Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker. Cost: $36 for adults; $18 1700 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON M5P 3K3 the shaping of Israeli society with Tel 416-78 1-3511 Fax 416-78 1-0150 rabbi chaya rowen Baker I for children ages 6 to 14; $6 for children ages 1 to 5. Dinner by Email [email protected] thursday, June 13 through shabbat, advance registration only. www.beth-tzedec.org June 15

36 MAY / JUNE EVENTS 1700 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON M5P 3K3 Tel 416-78 1-3511 Fax 416-78 1-0150 Email [email protected] www.beth-tzedec.org