CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL “A Family of Families” June & July 2015
CALENDAR OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES >>> B’nai Mitzvah of Friday, June 5 Friday, July 3 Shabbat Service @ 6:00 pm Shabbat Service @ 6:00 pm Alex & Samantha
Saturday, June 6 Saturday, July 4 Ryan Shabbat Service @ 9:00 am Shabbat Service @ 9:00am Saturday, June 13, 2015 Friday, June 12 Friday, July 10 Shabbat Service @ 6:00 pm Shabbat Service @ 6:00pm Alex and Samantha Ryan Saturday, June 13 Saturday, July 11 Shabbat Service @ 10:00 am Shabbat Service @ 9:00 am will be called to the Torah B’nai Mitzvah of Samantha & Alex Ryan Friday, July 17 as a Bar/Bat Mitzvah on Shabbat Service @ 6:00 pm Friday, June 19 Saturday, June 13, 2015 Shabbat Service @ 6:00pm Saturday, July 18 at 10:00 am. Shabbat Service @ 9:00 am Saturday, June 20 Shabbat Service @ 9:00 am Friday, July 24 Shabbat Service @ 6:00 pm Friday, June 26 Shabbat Service @ 6:00 pm Saturday, July 25 Shabbat Service @ 9:00am Saturday, June 27 Shabbat Service @ 9:00am Friday, July 31 Shabbat Service @ 6:00 pm
Saturday, August 1 Shabbat Service @ 9:00am
Torah Study Saturdays @ 11:00am Please come and join us
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
As I write my final article for the bulletin, I can’t help but reflect on my last two years as your president. It has been both better and more difficult than I could imagine. Attending more congregational events has been very fulfilling and meaningful and has truly made me more spiritual, and for that I am very CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL appreciative. I must say, one of the best parts of being president is being behind the scenes and discovering the very 4402 Saratoga Blvd best in people. There are several people that spend many hours Telephone:361.857.8181 doing things for our congregation, and most members have no Fax: 361.857.8227 idea this occurs. I have been blessed to discover these little Email: [email protected] secrets. Special thanks to Susan Martin, Julia Noble and Bill Website: bethisraelcc.com Adams for all the little things you do behind the scenes. We are also fortunate to have staff that often goes beyond the scope of their regular duties. Thanks so much to Debbie Rabbis Bustillo, Mike Trimyer, Linda Bustillo and Natalie Honigbaum Ilan Emanuel, Rabbi for taking such good care of our congregation. Rabbi Kenneth Roseman, Rabbi Emeritus I have been fortunate to have been given a board that cares Staff deeply for their congregation and they have tried diligently to Debbie Bustillo, Office Administrator do what is right both religiously and financially. Together, we Meredith Ryan, Religious School Director have put in many hours to make Congregation Beth Israel a special place. Speaking of special, I feel fortunate to have Leslie Green, Shabbat Dinner Coordinator worked with two great spiritual leaders during my two years as president. I was honored to work with Rabbi Ken Roseman in CBI Executive Board his final year as our Rabbi, and then to work with Rabbi Ilan President Suzy Hilliard Emanuel in his first year here at CBI. I have learned a great First Vice President Chris Adler deal from my association with these two men. Second Vice President Mike Hiatt Secretary Chris Kuehn June will find us busily preparing for the annual congregational Treasurer Robin Adams meeting. We will be electing our new officers, hearing end of year reports, honoring some exemplary members and Past President Jim Gold approving a difficult budget. I feel the last two years have seen Sisterhood Representative Susan Martin a great deal of positive change and growth for our Committee Chairs congregation, but running a business the size of Congregation Adult Education Chair David Jacobs Beth Israel is expensive. If we want to continue to have a Cemetery Chairs Robert Adler wonderful religious school, great adult programming, Carl Kuehn, additional social activities and a beautiful facility, we will all Gary Blum need to share in the costs. And I truly believe that having all of these things and a great Rabbi are worth every penny. I am Ritual Committee Chairs Andrew Sheinberg asking that you help us by increasing both your financial Jim Gold support and your personal time commitments to our family of Membership Committee Chair Susan Martin families. Social Action Committee Chair Jim Gold Dues Committee Chairs Ann Engel Thank you again for all your support over these past two years.
Leslie Kane Suzy Hilliard Building Chair Bill Adams Suzy Hilliard Grounds Chair Rikki Schmitchel President, Congregation Beth Israel Fine Arts Chair Laurie Mintz
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Alex & Samantha Ryan B’nai Mitzvah
Samantha Margaret Ryan is a 6th grade straight A student at St. James Episcopal School. Her interests include reading, riding horses and most of all playing soccer. She has been the captain of her competitive girls soccer team for 3 seasons now and has proven to be a formidable player.
Alexander Ian Ryan is a 6th grade student at St. James Episcopal School. He has played competitive soccer for the past two years and is currently the captain of his travelling team. When Alex isn't kicking the ball around and working on mastering his skills, he enjoys reading and spending time with his friends.
Both Alex and Sam have chosen to raise money for the Corpus Christi Food Bank. They believe that it is critical to support the hungry in our own community and feel that their B'nai mitzvah is a perfect opportunity to make a difference. The Food Bank is a very efficient organization that can turn a small donation into many meals for needy people. There will be a designated box at Congregation Beth Israel where you can make a monetary donation to this very worthwhile cause.
Samantha and Alex's very proud family consists of their parents, David and Meredith Ryan, their sister, Madeline, their brother, Jacob, their great grandmothers Alice Phelps of Chicago, IL and Bonnie Meeker of Phoenix, AZ, their grandparents Gordon and Susan Ryan of Virginia Beach, VA and their grandmother, Maggie McVety of Phoenix, AZ. They are also very loved by their aunts, uncles and many, many cousins.
Please join us for a Kiddush Luncheon following services Saturday morning.
Congratulations to our Confirmands
Alex Fedder David Fedder Joe Fedder Neil Levens Madeline Ryan Lucy Silverman Sammy Susser Nathan Zager
Congregation Beth Israel Newsletter Page 3 RABBI’S MESSAGE
Summer is here again as is our summer bulletin. Summer is a time for fun and relaxation (hopefully!) and the time many big summer movies come out. So while you are enjoying the great blockbuster movies over the summer, I want to suggest some great Jewish movies to accompany them!
First, of course, there is Fiddler on the Roof, the granddaddy of all Jewish movies and arguably the best. No other movie combines drama, comedy, sadness and sentimentality along with great songs in such a wonderful combination, while also dealing with the serious questions for Jews in America of balancing tradition and change. On a similar theme, but in a very different style is the hilariously funny The Frisco Kid starring the wonderful Gene Wilder as a bumbling but very committed Polish shtetl Rabbi who is literally mugged by America and learn to adapt to life as a Jew in the Wild West.
For film history buffs, you might want to check out the first ever talking movie. That’s right, the first ever talking movie was a Jewish themed movie called The Jazz Singer, about the son of an orthodox cantor who wants to sing jazz rather than Kol Nidre and who assimilates, falls out, and eventually reconciles with his traditional father. The later remake with Neil Diamond is less historic but still quite enjoyable and the basic story was even used in the Simpsons when it turns out that Krusty the Clown is the son of a disapproving Rabbi Krustovski (voiced, of course, by Jackie Mason).
For biblical epics, you cannot go far wrong with Cecil B De Mille’s The Ten Commandments starring Charlton Heston as arguably the toughest Moses ever. It’s long but truly epic in a way that movies cannot quite manage today. Alternatively, for the kids (and a lot of the adults!) you can’t go wrong with animated The Prince of Egypt that tells the story of Moses with a modern sensibility and some great songs. This one is my personal favorite and certainly much better than the most recent attempt at portraying Moses on the big screen. It also contains a wonderful performance by the late Ofra Haza, the great diva of Israeli pop, as Moses’ mother.
On a sadder note there are of course numerous Holocaust themed movies. Obviously this theme does not lend itself to light summer viewing, but there few such movies that are touching and sometimes uplifting despite the horrifying background. One such movie is Au Revoir les Enfants a touching French film, based on true events, about a Catholic School Principal who hides Jewish children and the friendship between one of those children and a non Jewish classmate. Another foreign movie on this subject is Life is Beautiful (La Vita e Bella), Roberto Benigni’s poignant and surprisingly humorous film about a Jewish man in a concentration camp who tries to shield his son from the horror of what is happening around them by convincing him that this is all an elaborate game, eventually sacrificing himself to save his son’s life and innocence.
Another poignant and sad selection is the documentary Trembling Before G-d, a documentary about the struggles of Orthodox gays and lesbians, who have tried or continue to try to live an orthodox Jewish life in a community that, at best, does not understand them and pities them, and at worst rejects them altogether. Another documentary, on a lighter note is Hava Nagila: The Movie, a great documentary about a song everyone knows but no-one actually knows anything about!
Finally, a few comedies. Most recently there is the lovely and sweet The Band’s Visit, an Israeli film about an Egyptian Police Band who find themselves stuck accidentally in a back water Israeli town. Also wonderful are the romantic Jewish comedy, Crossing Delancy and a couple of movies about Jews in the army, Private Benjamin and Biloxi Blues. Keeping the Faith has a flawed but still funny portrayal of the rabbinate, and is essentially a movie version of the joke about a rabbi and a priest walking into a bar! And, of course, there is pretty much anything from Mel Brooks!
Enjoy your summer and I hope you take the time to see a few (or all of these movies) on Jewish themes.
Mazel Tov to our 2015 High School Graduates
Olivia Noble-King High School Valedictorian Ryan Butler-Ray High School Salutatorian David Berry-Incarnate Word Academy Hudson Silverman-Flour Bluff High School
Page 4 Congregation Beth Israel Newsletter Corpus Christi Community Religious School Jana Zager, Director
As the school year comes to a close, I want to make sure I recap the events of May. We had a beautiful Confirmation of eight of our students on May 1st. Mazel tov to Alex Fedder, David Fedder, Joe Fedder, Neil Levens, Maddie Ryan, Lucy Silverman, Sam Susser and Nathan Zager! They each spoke briefly about an aspect of Jewish life or a Jewish event they have experienced that was meaningful to their Jewish identity and explained why it was so meaningful and how it will affect their Jewish identity going forward in the future. Each one was unique and inspiring. On May 8th, we concluded the Family Shabbat season with a student-led service. Many students had the opportunity to help lead a few prayers. Students become more proficient in Hebrew with the opportunity to participate in the service. Thank you to those who were able to attend. At last, we ended the year on May 17th with a pizza party and games. And as this school year comes to a close, I want to take this opportunity to thank my teachers for their dedication and their time that they have devoted each week to our children! Without them, I could not do my job…so, THANK YOU to Shannon Lowenstein, Brian Honigbaum, Dave Ryan, Olivia Noble, Sophie Susser, Yoav Kadosh, Keren Costanzo and Rabbi Emanuel. I must also take this time to say THANK YOU for allowing me the opportunity to be the Religious School Director for the past two years. I have enjoyed seeing your children each week and I will miss this wonderful community and the CBI Family of Families! Have a safe, restful and fun-filled summer! Jana Zager Religious School Director
92nd Street Y Wednesday, June 10, 2015 7pm
What’s Next for Israel? Ari Shavit in Conversation with Peter Beinart, Abe Foxman and Dan Senor with Ariela Dubler, moderator
Following Israel ’s recent elections, 92Y and Ari Shavit bring together leading thinkers representing a spectrum of views.
Included on the panel are Ari Shavit, Israeli columnist and author of the highly acclaimed New York Times bestseller My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of Israel; Peter Beinart, Associate Professor of Journalism and Political Science at the City University of New York and author of The Crisis of Zionism; Abraham H. Foxman, National Director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and known throughout the world as a leader in the fight against anti-Semitism and prejudice; and Dan Senor, an investor, founder of the Foreign Policy initiative, co-author of The New York Times bestseller Start-Up Nation: The Story of Israel’s Economic Miracle, and was senior advisor to Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. Additional panelists to be announced.
We will begin the program with opening remarks by Ari Shavit, followed by the panel’s reaction and discussion on the challenges facing the Jewish and wider world today regarding Israel and its future.
Congregation Beth Israel Newsletter Page 5 Family Shabbat Dinner
Shalom Y'All,
What a lovely way to end the year of Family Shabbat Dinners by welcoming our newcomers to CBI! It was great bringing in the sabbath and sharing a delicious dinner with everyone who attended.
I have enjoyed planning and preparing meals for our congregation as well as celebrating the Jewish holidays together. Over the summer, if you would like to share some recipes or have any suggestions for meal ideas, shoot me an email! Likewise, if you have some time to volunteer in the kitchen with me, I sure would enjoy hearing from you when we gear up again in September!
A special thanks to Linda and Suzy for their help and expertise in and out of the kitchen to make these Family Shabbat Dinners successful!
Until we break bread together again, wishing all of you a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled summer!
Leslie Green Family Shabbat Dinner Coordinator 804.334.5662 email: [email protected]
$$$ FUND FACTS $$$
As the year comes to an end, I would like to take a moment to remind our congregants that we have many funds from which to choose. These funds are a great way to recognize a special event and/or an anniversary, birth, death, etc. Please consider these funds when honoring someone in your life.
Seaside Beautification Adler Camp Scholarship Fund Adler Fine Arts Nelson-Brownstein Youth Fund Nelson Landscape Simon Scholarship Fund Oshman Family Temple Improvement Grossman Flower Fund Penny Baum Torah Fund Racusin Jewish Outreach Fund Adult Education Fund Nisenson/Train Library Fund Train Jewish Leadership Fund Offenberg Library Fund Goodman/Groner/Train Youth Education Mitzvah Fund Wolf Music Fund Susser Multi-purpose Fund
If you need any information on a particular fund, please contact myself or Suzy Hilliard and we will be happy to assist.
Have an enjoyable summer, Robin Adams - Treasurer
Page 6 Congregation Beth Israel Newsletter CBI Sisterhood News
Greetings from your new Sisterhood President!! My name is Jerri Osberg and I'm very excited and honored to be assuming this new responsibility and thought I would take this opportunity to share a little information about myself.
I was born and raised in Los Angeles, have lived in Chicago and then moved to a small town in northern Wisconsin, called Rhinelander. In Rhinelander, I met my husband, Bill and gave birth to our beautiful daughter, Darien. After tiring of the frigid winters (oy!) we moved to Portland, TX in 2008. I am employed with the Corpus Christi ISD as the Executive Assistant to the Board of Trustees and Bill is an electronics technician for Air Specialty & Equipment Co.
When we joined CBI in 2009, I joined the Sisterhood and have loved being a part of this wonderful group of women who made me feel so at home and a part of our wonderful Corpus Christi Community. Please join us on Wednesday, July 1, 2015 for the CBI Annual Congregational Meeting at 7:00 p.m.
I look forward to a year of friendship and fun. Speaking of friendship and fun, "SAVE THE DATE", the Sisterhood's Annual Jewish Food Festival will take place November 14 and 15, 2015. Of course we welcome all those members who volunteered their most valuable time making this event the success it has always been and we also invite and hope to welcome new members to experience the fun and fellowship derived by all who participate!
Jerri Osberg CBI Sisterhood President 361.443.9894 email: [email protected]
Hayes Houston Hausman Thank you to Son of Sommer & Justin Hausman and Sisterhood for Grandson of Jaki & Richard Hausman the new washing will be named on his first birthday, Friday, machine and June 19th At 6pm during Friday Night Services vacuum cleaner
Congregation Beth Israel Newsletter Page 7 ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL 4402 Saratoga Corpus Christi, TX 78413
Wednesday, July 1, 2015 7:00 pm Ice cream social to follow
Childcare will be provided
2015-2016 PROPOSED OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
President Chris Adler 1st VP George Kopf 2nd VP Richard Hausman Secretary Leslie Levy Treasurer Robin Adams Past President Suzy Hilliard Sisterhood Representative Jeri Osberg
Beginning a two-year term: Gary Blum Maury Wolfson Mike Hiatt Jim Gold
nd Completing the 2 year of a two year term: David Jacobs Eva Brown Norma Levens Brian Honigbaum
Four President’s Appointees to serve a one year term 2015-2016
COFTY Youth Group Representative
At the meeting, the Board and Committees will report on the year’s activities to the membership, elections of new officers and Board members will be held and a budg- et for the coming fiscal year will be presented for adoption.
. We hope every member will strive to attend this meeting and support the continued health and achievements of the congregation.
Page 8 Congregation Beth Israel Newsletter PERPETUAL YAHRZEITS Sabbath of June 5th *Nathan Rosenberg *Aaron Lieberman *George Blair Anna Schaffer Delphine Loeb *Nathan Block Ruth Sheinberg *Robert Marks *Mitzi Braslau *Nora Solinger *William Marks *Lillian Chivian *Dorothy Minsky *Nettie Ginsberg Sabbath of June 19th *George Normand Edward Goldsmith Bernard Alberts Sylvia Sheiness *Dora Holtzman Isadore Applebaum Leon Simmons Lois Kolpack *Morris Benson Jane Wormser Daniel Korn *Paul Caplan *Elizabeth Kuehn *Bella Chase Sabbath of July 3rd Lewis Levinson Hugh Cook *Max Adler *Teodor Obrembski *George Feldser *Jacob Benjamin Frances Reingold Lena Geller *David Berlin Ethel Schwartz *Hannah Hausman *Abe Block *Ruth Shapiro *Morris Hausman Douglas Block *Harry Sheinberg Isaac Heffler *Benjamin Coin *Anna Simon *Anita Heyman *Libbie Danziger Harold Sussman *Meyer Kurzner George Figueroa *Gerda Yaffe *Leah Laves *Martin Frohlinger *Judah Levinson *Michel Frohlinger *Stanley Jerome Levinson *Hy Goodman Sabbath of June 12th Stacy Mullin Herman Gottlieb *Mary Block *Sadie Orshanski *Joseph Hirsch *Annie Braslau Barbara Silverman Dina Hosen Marilyn Braslau Marvin Snider *Maurice Jessel Harry Browne *Max Suchowiecky Bessie Karchmer *Joyce Clark *Sol White Bertha Massman Ethel Cohen *Zicel Melamed Rosalie Cohen *Karen Poser *Sophie Evanier Sabbath of June 26th *Lee Pracker Ross Fedder *Bernard Axelrad Eliezertzi Rabinovitch *Rebecca Galoob *Lena Bein Selma Robbins Nat Gold *Jacob Brand Inez Ross *Anna Greenberg *Abraham Braslau Rebecca Shimansky Nelson Greller *Sam Cohn Leon Simon *Ann Horner *Sol Greene *Anne Train Helen Kamins *Monroe Horn Dorothy Trodlier *Ida Kessler *Joseph Josephs *Julius Levine *Warren Kline *Sarah Lieberman *Hattie Kratzenstein Gertrude Mandelstamm *Mordechai Kraut Abraham Massman *James Lehrman
Congregation Beth Israel Newsletter Page 9 PERPETUAL YAHRZEITS Sabbath of July 10th *Isadore Solovey Sabbath of August 7th Anne Alward *Rose Vorob Florence Bloom *Charles Clark *Joseph Weil, Sr. Louise Caldwell *David Holliday Bernice Eisenberg *Abe Katz Sabbath of July 24th *David Ettelman *Arthur Kornguth Mary Androski *Jeanette Ginsberg *Jolan Kornguth Terri Berry Seymour Golden *Rachel Krasner *Beatrice Birnberg Donald Gordon *Cantor Levine *Sam Cohen *Saul Grossman *Isador Levinson *Mose Danziger Zoltan Grun *Gertrude Marks Louis Feferman *Fred Haas Bess Moskowitz *Clara Geschwir *Louis Kohn *Harry Passman *Sammy Gold *Joseph Krams Olivia Sanchez Harry Goldberg *Milton Krams Mary Simons *Joe Goldstein *Albert Nelson *Marie Sobol *Henry Goodman Edith Roseman *Leone Weil *Jack Kins *Kate Schapira *Sara Weil *Eli Lipner Myra Stillman Elaine Widawer Jesse Rosenwasser *Eva Tenovsky *Morris Tenovsky *Bessie Zane *Pearl Tolman Sabbath of July 17th Zona Weiss *Lester Adler *Mary Wisznia *John Alberts Robin Bertone Sylvia Brauer Sabbath of July 31st *Lillian Caplan Harold Alberts *Donald Crocker *Rose Blair *Hyman Eidelberg Samuel Davis *Miriam Eidelberg *Lillian Farber George Eisenberg Elaine Goldberg *Dora Ettelman *Israel Goltzman Edwin (Ben) Groner *Edgar Hurst, Jr. *Louis Lebowitz *Harry Kovner *Meyer Lipton *Karry Kovner *Sidney Lynn *Joseph Miller *Miriam Mozes Irene Newberry *Clara Offenberg Marie Newman *Harry Schlader *Harold Perlick Cookie Silverman Sol Roosth *Doris Simon Eloise Ross *Neill Simon Elaine Widawer *Leon Solinger
Page 10 Congregation Beth Israel Newsletter The Congregation thanks you for the following contributions Yahrzeit Donations Audrey Zane Sisterhood Memorial Fund In Memory of------From In Memory of------From Sadie Korn Ruth & Hank Josephs Benjamin Zane Cheryl Zane Gene Crain Judy Crain Doris Katz Joseph Maizel Chris & Robert Adler Harry Samuels Barbara Samuels Endowment Fund Clara Simpkins Jerry Silverman In Memory of------From Arch Allen Gloria Wolfson Pearl Blum Lois & Gary Blum
Adler Camp Scholarship Fund General Fund In Memory of------From In Memory of------From William. W. Nance Chris & Robert Adler Doris Katz Natalie Weinberger Ray Falk Irving Braslau Heleen & Ed Mange Doris Katz Marcia Marks Sonja Wisznia Irving Braslau Julius Leshin Doris Katz Charlotte & Thomas Groner Irving Braslau Mrs. Richard Sallee Ruth Sheinberg Phylllis Weissman Irving Braslau Annette & Jim Cottingham Sonia Wisznia In Honor of------From Doris Katz Maury Wolfson on his Birthday Heleen & Ed Mange Irving Braslau Jerry Silverman on his Birthday Julius Leshin Maury Wolfson on his Birthday Marcia Marks Fran Brodkey Hank & Ruth Josephs Jerry Silverman on his Birthday Cookie Silverman Confirmation Class of 2015 Annette & James Cottingham Julius Leshin Doris Katz Goodman/Groner/Train Youth Education Irving Braslau In Memory of------From Irving Braslau Cheryl Zane In Honor of------From Confirmation Class of 2015 Chris & Robert Adler Mitzvah Fund Lily Zager on her Bat Mitzvah In Memory of------From Dylan Kins his Bar Mitzvah Happy Birthday to Maury Wolfson Doris Katz Florence Levinson & Family Happy Birthday to Jerry Silverman Julius Leshin Doris Katz Susan & Bill Martin Robin Adams-Miriam Award Recipient Ray Falk Julia Noble for all that is done for CBI Irving Braslau
Doris Katz Adler Fine Arts Fund In Honor of------From In Memory of------From Confirmation Class of 2015 Iris & Andy Lehrman Doris Katz Pat & Sam J. Suuser Lily Zager on her Bat Mitzvah Ian Mintz on his Bar Mitzvah
Adult Education Fund Offenberg Library Fund In Memory of------From In Honor of------From Ray Falk Judy Braselton Lisa & Henry Dietz Elysheva Barnett on her Bat Mitzvah Lois & Gary Blum Carla DePena Phil & Elaine Albin Rabbi's Discretionary Fund Susan & Bill Martin In Memory of------From Rebecca & Maurice Max Schmidt Schmidt Ray Falk Jeri Kolpack Gertrude Perlick Pamela Dixon Frost
Don’t forget . You can remember a friend or relative with a minimum contribution of $5.00 to one of our many funds. These funds support camp scholarships, education, cemeteries, fine arts, library, & building improvements, to name a few. An acknowledgement card will be sent to the honored person or family. Please make checks payable to CBI and specify the fund. Call the CBI office with any questions.
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CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL 4402 SARATOGA CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 78413
Please excuse our mess while we reorganize the gift shop.