January 2019 Volume 43 Number 1 24 Tevet — 25 Shevat 5779 We’re Praying THIS IS YOUR PAGE for You Shabbat Services Share your simchas and sorrows We offer aMi Shebeirach with your friends at CBT. Let Rabbi Young or the office know prayer for all who are ill at about happy events to share in January 4 every Shabbat service. Call our Mazel Talk section. Family Shabbat Service 6:30 PM the synagogue office, 714- 963-4611, to have a prayer If you notify us about the death January 11 offered for yourself, a of a family member, we will Shabbat Service 7:30 PM member of your family, or publish the name in our In a friend. Names will be Sympathy section. We also want January 18 to know if you or a family placed on the list for a member or friend is ill and Pajama Tot Shabbat Service 6:00 PM period of two months. Shabbat Service 7:30 PM should be included on the Mi Shebeirach list.
January 25 Musical Shabbat Service 7:30 PM In Sympathy Sponsored by CBT Sisterhood Our sincere condolences go to
Steve (Eileen) Pinsky, on the passing of his father, Leo Pinsky.
Jeffrey (Cindy) Kolsin, on the passing of his mother, Marian Kolsin.
Lance (Laura) Pinkham and Jenna (Sean) Sagan, on the passing of aunt and great aunt, Bashee Pinkham.
The congregation extends a heartfelt thank you to members and friends who host our Ongei Shabbat. Let us know if you would like a partner to help host an Oneg. Call the synagogue office at 714-963-4611 or email [email protected].
January 4 — Available for sponsorship January 11 — Havurah Metukah January 18 — Martin Heimlich, in memory of Isabelle Ruth Heimlich and Paul Andrew Heimlich January 25 — CBT Sisterhood
Adult Education and Programs ...... 4 Ongei Shabbat...... 1 Thank Yous ...... 11 Advertising Supporters ...... 14, 15 President’s Message ...... 3 Tzedakah ...... 12, 13 Birthdays and Anniversaries ...... 8 Rabbi Young’s Message ...... 2 Upcoming Events...... 16 Brotherhood Beat ...... 7 Sister to Sister...... 9
Happy New Year!
One of the symbols of the secular new year is a little baby, diapered and holding a rattle, symbolizing all the potential of the coming year. Children represent potential in Jewish texts, as well. In a collection of midrashim known as Midrash Rabbah, God asks the Israelites gathered at Mount Sinai to offer a guarantor for the gift of Torah they are about to receive. They offer their ancestors. God refuses them. They offer the prophets. God refuses them. They offer their children, and God says, “Yes, they are good guarantors. For the sake of your children I will give you Torah.” Knowing that children are not too set in their ways, God understands that our children, learning from Torah, will fill it with meaning that defies the current understanding. They will bring it to heights that we parents cannot imagine and hopefully love it enough to pass it on, in turn, to their children.
You are probably aware that working with youth is one of my passions. I have been active with NFTY for years, as well as our camping movement and high school programs, both local and national.
For the past 5 years I have been keeping tabs on a particular group of children who have a great deal of potential. They are creative, intelligent, energetic, fun, and they seem to genuinely care about one another. I have been predicting that they are the leaders who will bring BTZY back into the region as a strong and active youth group. Last month, they began to prove me right. At our Chanukah Lock-In, some of our BTZY kids sat around the table discussing what roles they wanted as leaders of their youth group. So it is with great pleasure that I announce the first BTZY Board of my tenure as CBT’s rabbi:
President Gabriel Young Programming Vice President (PVP) Nicholas Matusoff Social Action Vice President (SAVP) Ava Orsbern Religious and Cultural Vice President (RCVP) Jonas Holdaway Membership Vice President (MVP) Kiki Lothian Communications Vice President (CVP) Aubrie Ofner
They are not the only leaders among their peers. Many others have been very helpful with ideas they would like to see come to fruition, and since they are all 8th and 9th graders, they will serve in these roles until May 2020. Next winter we will elect their successors, and from that point they will serve one-year terms, but for the first go-around I wanted to give them a little time for the learning curve, and a chance to get the fly wheel moving for the next group to take over.
Like the new year, this group is full of potential. I hope they are as excited as I am to get started, and I am confident they will do great things for BTZY, for CBT, and for the Jewish community.
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You might think it would be easy to explain your values to someone, but if you were limited to just a few, it might prove more challenging. This past year, the board made a goal to create a CBT Values Statement that represents us succinctly, be easy to understand, and inform the community what we stand for that makes us unique. But how to narrow them down? Our stated values should inform our choices and act as a moral compass when faced with challenges and tough decisions. It’s not as easy as it sounds, and the board decided it required the input of our entire congregation.
The results are in! Earlier this year, nearly 100 congregants participated in a survey about the values we hold dear at CBT. The ballot contained 30 or more different options that all could have been true for us to some degree, but the idea was to rank their relative importance to our congregation and narrow them down to the most fundamental. Our initial analysis was that eight or nine of the values were far and away the most meaningful to our congregants, but that was still too many, so we combined several similar ones into just three that encapsulated all of them and would truly represent us. The board has determined that the three below are the most appropriate way to describe our values at CBT based on your input:
Talmud Torah (Lifelong Learning), Kehillah Kedoshah (Holy Community) and Tikkun Olam (Social Action)
Talmud Torah – this literally means “Study of Torah,” but in a broader sense represents lifelong learning. At CBT, we encourage and promote continuous study throughout our congregants’ lives and strive to offer learning opportunities to congregants of all ages. It also means considering the lessons of the Torah in our modern world and applying them to create relevancy today. In Jewish education, this is sometimes referred to as “womb-to-tomb” programming. This value is at the forefront of our clergy’s and lay leadership’s agendas as we plan and grow.
Kehillah Kedoshah – Holy Community. This value includes the notion of welcoming the stranger, treasuring the contribution of each person, outreach to interfaith couples and the wider faith community, inclusiveness of people’s differences, openness to various ways of thought, facilities that accommodate special needs, and more. We don’t want this to just be lip-service. This value is critical to us and must guide our way of life.
Tikkun Olam – this translates to “Repairing the World,” but it has become a wider movement of Social Action. Jews everywhere, and especially at B’nai Tzedek where our name means A People Committed to Justice, get involved. We care for others, we speak out, we march, we donate, we work, we give our time and energy, we write letters, we campaign, we assist. We can accomplish this in large and small ways, sometimes just by the kindness of one congregant to another, and sometimes by gathering as a group to bring about real change in the world.
We plan to incorporate these values in a written manner in our building, on our website, and in other materials in the months to come, so be on the lookout. Thank you for sharing your feelings with us and being part of the development of this important statement about our values.
L’shalom,
Shellie Halprin
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JANUARY SCHEDULE Sefer Hanokh: The Hebrew Book of Enoch Facilitated by Dwight Borses Tuesday, 7:00 PM January 2019: 8, 22, 29
Talmud 101 with Rabbi Young Tuesday, 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM (immediately after Dwight’s class) We look at a page of Talmud each week to discuss the history and learn how the teachings of the Rabbis apply to our lives today. No prior experience necessary, and each session is independent. January 2019: 8, 22, 29
Adult B’nai Mitzvah Wednesday, 6:00 PM
CEMETERY PLOT AVAILABLE
There is one cemetery plot available for purchase in the CBT section of Harbor Lawn Mt. Olive.
For information, contact Mike Kibel at 714-337-9450 or [email protected].
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Cantorial Corner The new calendar year brings with it a number of wonderful opportunities. This month, I am particularly excited to begin working on a new series of cantorial classes, including Jewish History and Advanced Tefillah. I look forward to gaining new knowledge of our history as well as new melodies and skills to bring into my work at CBT.
I am also thrilled to welcome Shir Appeal, Tufts University’s only mixed-gender, Jewish a cappella group, to CBT on January 5 at 6:30 PM. I am honored to be at a synagogue that so openly embraces opportunities for musical experiences and can’t wait to see what this wonderful group has in store for us!
B’Shirah, Jenna Sagan
CBT ROCKIN’ MUSICAL SHABBATOT SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE
The beauty and energy of our CBT Rockin’ Shabbatot Services are made possible through generous donations from our congregants. Each CBT Rockin’ Shabbat costs $225, and we need your help to continue to bring these dynamic Shabbat services to our community. We need YOU to sponsor these moving musical evenings! We thank Alan and Marteen Levin for sponsoring December’s Rockin’ Shabbat in honor of their wedding anniversary.
If you, your family, your friends, chavurah, or business are interested in sponsoring a CBT Rockin’ Shabbat, please contact Sarah in the office, and indicate the CBT Music Fund on your donation. Together, we will continue to make this community “ROCK”!
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Smile! It’s Amazon! Do you shop at Amazon.com? Start each shopping experience at smile.amazon.com and a portion of your eligible total will be donated to CBT. There is a one-time step of associating your Amazon account with CBT as your charity of choice. Search for “Congregation B’nai Tzedek” and confirm that the search result is “Congregation B Nai Tzedek” in Fountain Valley. Note that there is a space between the ‘B’ and ‘N’ of “B Nai”. There is a Congregation Bnai Tzedek (no space in “Bnai”) in Potomac, MD. Make sure you pick the correct one! After your account is linked to CBT (in Fountain Valley), shop as you normally would and know that you are supporting our shul.
Congregation B’nai Tzedek Dedicated Funds To make a donation in honor or in memory of a loved one or friend, select the fund that you prefer and fill in the donor card below. Send it to the CBT office with your donation. General Fund, Music Fund, Yahrzeit Fund, Rabbi Stephen J. Einstein Youth Education Fund, Rabbi Young’s Discretionary Fund, Serena Gore Memorial Campership Fund, Iris and Mel Kaplan Adult Education Fund, Mildred Kessler Chesed Fund, Torah Fund, Library Fund, Building Fund, Betty Silverman Memorial Fund, Richard and Meta G. Windmiller NFTY Fund, Temple Beautification Fund, Social Action Fund, Lillian Rubin Adat Noar Scholarship Fund, Outreach Fund, Prayer Book Fund, and Oneg Fund.
I would like to make a donation of $ ______to the ______Fund
In Honor/In Memory of: ______
Please send a card to: ______
Address: ______
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Are you looking for some fun after your New Year’s celebration and perhaps recoup some of the cash spent on Chanukah gifts? Brotherhood has the answer with our 2nd annual Texas Hold ’Em Poker Tournament FUNdraiser, which will held on January 26 at 6:30 PM in the CBT Social Hall. It is open to all adult CBT members and friends. Buy-in is $40 with prepaid reservations by January 19, $50 after that. The buy-in gets you $1,000 in tournament chips with two $20 re-buy opportunities for $1,000 in tournament chips. Cash prizes will go to the top three players, plus there will be additional prizes for knocking out (figuratively speaking) Rabbi Young or CBT President Shellie Halprin. Snacks and beverages are included. Please send in your RSVP with payment to the CBT office. Contact Al Davidson at [email protected] with any questions.
Speaking of Al, as Brotherhood vice president and religious practices chair, he is busy lining up participants for the Brotherhood Shabbat Service on February 8. Those brothers interested in English or Hebrew speaking parts should contact him at [email protected].
On February 16, it will be time to Rock ’n’ Roll at our 2nd annual Dinner and Dance party at 7:00 PM in the CBT Social Hall. We will dance to live 1960s-era rockabilly and rock and roll music performed by The Copy Cats. Dinner will be catered by the Newport Rib Company, offering tri-tip, chicken, and side dishes. Cost is $25 per person. Reservation with payment must be sent to the CBT office by February 10. This event is open to all members of CBT. For more information, contact Brotherhood President Greg Halprin at [email protected].
Thanks to Arnold Adler for organizing our donation drive for the VA Long Beach Fisher House. We delivered $566 in cash and gift cards which will be used to defray the cost of food and lodging for veterans and their families during visits and stays at the VA medical facility.
Also thanks to Darrell Neft and Lari Davis for organizing our Jewish topic discussion event, “Are children punished for the sins of their parents?” presented by Rabbi Young on December 2.
Lastly, thanks to Darrell Neft and Arnold Adler for coordinating our annual Brotherhood Movie Night on December 24, where we featured a comedy called The Yankels, about a Jewish baseball team. The movie was written and produced by Zev Brooks, cantor at Temple Beth Emet in Anaheim.
In early March, Brotherhood will be sending all CBT families Yom HaShoah candles in commemoration of the Holocaust. On March 12, Brotherhood will tour the Orange County Sanitation District plant in Fountain Valley to view the multi-million dollar operation to provide drinking water for the area and recycle used water for irrigation purposes. This event is free and open to all CBT members, but has a limited of spaces available. Please RSVP to Gary Miller as soon as possible at garymengineer@aol.com.
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January Birthdays and Anniversaries
12 Shelby Braverman 29 Warren Schorr 13 Diane Kutinsky 29 Leslie Wheatley 13 Sam Salzman 30 Alan Olschwang 14 Susanne Seiden 30 Sarah Sroka 16 Julie Holdaway 31 Maureen Udelf 17 Marilyn Lazarre 17 Rosa Lee Rothblatt 1 Bryce Pinsky 18 Justin Wheatley 1 Gary Sinclair 20 Michael Grumet 2 Karlee Hughes 22 Daniel Halprin 2 Sasha Leibowitz 23 Brian Ofner 2 Elizabeth Sachs 23 Michelle Wolzinger 3 Adam Lang 24 Aubrie Ofner 4 Kimberly Mishow 24 Hedda Schnur 4 Richard and Alyssa Colodny 5 David Pastore 25 Leah Korenberg 7 Warren and Rebecca Schorr 5 Laura Pinkham 25 Sandra Serota 10 Benjamin and Karen Keller 5 Danielle Steiner 26 Jack Leibowitz 13 Byron and Sharon Sachs 7 Hannah Klugman 26 Adam Williams 13 Sam and Diane Salzman 8 Gerry Kaskel 27 Elaine Gurovich 16 Andrew and Barbara Haimov 8 Michael Zwibel 28 Sharon Haber 20 Allen and Laura Powell 9 Cynthia Hirsch 28 Sheri Lyn Hamrell 23 Brian and Trish Ofner 9 Jonas Holdaway 28 Mari Short 26 Shmuel and Gita Fisher 10 Barry Horowitz 28 Gabriel H. Weiss 26 Adam and Lisa Williams 10 Wendy Kielsmeier 28 Justin R. Weiss 27 Derek and Amy Benton 10 Michael Mishow 28 Bethany Zwibel 31 Eugene and Maureen Udelf 10 Janice Tankenson 29 Karen Lunsk
Tax Benefits
Looking for a win-win? Making charitable donations to CBT before December 31 can benefit everyone. There are many strategies that may result in a tax benefit, while also satisfying your Required Minimum Distribution and helping CBT. Please contact your tax preparer to ask how you can take advantage of these benefits. You can also direct questions to Adam Lang, CBT Treasurer, at [email protected].
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24 Tevet — 25 Shevat 5779 January 2019 Sister to Sister
Tu B’Shevat: Mark your calendar for Sisterhood’s Tu B’Shevat Seder on January 20 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. This year we changed the name to honor Barbara Stein, who organized the event for 18 years in honor of her mother, Harriette Herman. This will be the first annual Barbara Stein Harriette Herman Memorial Tu B’shevat Seder. Led by cantorial soloist Jenna Sagan, we will partake of the seven species of fruits and nuts mentioned in the Torah: wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates. We will also drink four cups of wine, representing the four seasons. Please bring canned fruit or dried fruit or nuts for the needy, along with a dairy dish to share. Food assignments are based on the first initial of your last name: A-F: salad; G-P: main dish; Q-Z: dessert. Chanukah celebration: Heather Miller had a full house for the Sisterhood Chanukah party. The buffet table was groaning with delicious food – and most of us were groaning after eating our fill! The conversation was lively, and the gift exchange included a variety of creative and well-thought-out items. Myrna Capsuto picked a few of the most sought after items – three different times! Each time, someone stole the gift away. A homemade tote bag, warm throw blanket, lemon fragrance body wash, and various gift cards were among the most desired objects among the crowd gathered in Heather’s living room. Got a suggestion? Sisterhood board meetings are typically held the first Sunday of the month at 10:00 AM. We welcome visitors and your ideas for upcoming events.
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Orange County Jewish Community Scholar Program presents the 18th Annual One Month Scholar Program A Journey Through American Jewish History January 3 - January 27, 2019
Featured Scholar: Dr. Marc Dollinger
Dr. Marc Dollinger holds the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Endowed Chair in Jewish Studies and Social Responsibility at San Francisco State University. He is an author and an expert in the fields of Jews and American politics, American Zionism, and California Jews. A past president of both the Jewish Community High School of the Bay and Brandeis Hillel Day School, Marc serves as academic vice president of Lehrhaus Judaica as well as trustee of URJ Camp Newman and the Bay Area Jewish Healing Center. He sits on the California advisory committee to the United States Commission on Civil Rights, was named 2008 Volunteer of the Year by the SF Jewish Community Federation, and was awarded the San Francisco JCRC’s 2015 Courageous Leader award for his work against the BDS movement.
For the full schedule of presentations, please visit http://occsp.org/one-month-scholar/.
CBT is hosting California Jews on Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at 7:00 PM. There is no cost to attend and no RSVP is necessary.
California Jews, Brandeis University Press. “If you want to be poor all your life,” an eastern European Jewish immigrant was told, “go to New York. If you want to be rich, go to the other side,” meaning California, where economic prosperity and social acceptance promised Golden State Jews opportunities unknown in the East. For many new Jewish immigrants, California became the new promised land, even as it challenged many New York-centered assumptions about American Jewish life. Whether you are native to California, New York, or anywhere in between, come hear a provocative talk that just might undo the way you think about American Jewry.
Register now for the full OMS program, including opening and closing presentations and the lunch series, at https://tinyurl.com/onemonthscholar.
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Suppers4Shul Thank you to everyone for supporting CBT by dining at our selected restaurants in the Suppers4Shul program. If you have suggestions of restaurants that you would like to have participate, please let me know.
Below are some of the restaurants that participated last year and the amount of their donations to CBT.
Saigon District $226.62 Silky Sullivan’s $125.00 Cucina Roma $250.00 CA Pizza Kitchen $119.53 Mazara Trattoria $400.00 Saigon District $107.33
Shana Winokur Suppers4Shul Coordinator Email: [email protected]
Mazel Talk and Thank Yous
Mazel tov to Dr. Marc and Cantor Linda Ecker on the birth of their grandson, Reece Fox Levitt!
The Shalom Squad of greeters and ushers for December were Brandi Cohen, Mikki Davidson, Lari Davis, Steve and Cathy Gilbert, Andrew and Barbara Haimov, Martin Heimlich, Gary Hopkins, and Aiden Maio. Many thanks to them all!
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MILDRED KESSLER CHESED FUND Al Shifberg-Mencher ...... In memory of mother-in-law, Aliza Shifberg-Mencher Al Shifberg-Mencher ...... In memory of Arielle’s grandmother, Aliza Shifberg-Mencher M. Ann Penny ...... In memory of Mary Louise Penny Marcia McReynolds ...... In memory of mother, Dorothy Band
GENERAL FUND Bob and Carole Collen ...... In memory of Marjorie R. Brotchner Bach Enterprises ...... In memory of James Bach Bob and Carole Collen ...... In memory of Dr. Leonard A. Brotchner Faye Breitbart ...... In memory of Steven Breitbart Adeline Klempner ...... In memory of Robert Klempner Carol S. Cooperman ...... In memory of Charles L. Cooperman Joe Rotcher ...... In memory of Fay Rotcher Jerry Dlugacz ...... In memory of Joan Louise Dlugacz
MUSIC FUND Sheila Pokras ...... In memory of Edna Adler Arnold and Mira Adler ...... In memory of Charles Adler DWL International Trading ...... In memory of Marsha Adams
ONEG FUND Gene and Maureen Udelf ...... In memory of Ethel Weiner, Ruth Sudman, and Rosalie Udelf Marc and Marcia McReynolds ...... In memory of Marcia’s dad, Myer Band Barry and Wendy Kielsmeier ...... In memory of Joan Seide Nancy Steiner ...... In memory of Mary Olson
RABBI STEPHEN J. EINSTEIN YOUTH EDUCATION FUND Bernard and Paulette Fainsztein ...... In memory of uncle, Leo Milz Bernard and Paulette Fainsztein ...... In memory of grandfather, Chaim Boksenbaum Sam and Diane Salzman ...... In memory of Lauren Karafiol Jerry and Diana Kaufman ...... In memory of Nadine Sue Kaufman Bernard and Paulette Fainsztein ...... In memory of Edna Adler Bernard and Paulette Fainsztein ...... In memory of Lauren Karafiol
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RABBI YOUNG’S DISCRETIONARY FUND Larry Kutinsky ...... In memory of Blanche Kutinsky Bernie Kessler ...... In memory of Al Lassoff Harris and Eileen Stutman ...... In memory of Dorothy Letson Sam and Diane Salzman ...... In memory of Edna Adler Barbara, Michele, Steven Horowitz and Family ..... In memory of Jean Silverman Shellie Halprin ...... To support victims of fires Rabbi Stephen Einstein ...... To support victims of fires Curtis Smith ...... In memory of Marsha Adams Michael H. Simons ...... In memory of Benjamin Simons Isabella Tsalyuk ...... In memory of Bertha Roifman Isabella Tsalyuk ...... In memory of Ilya Tsalyuk
SOCIAL ACTION FUND Sam and Diane Salzman ...... In memory of Rabbi Yaier Israeli
TEMPLE BEAUTIFICATION FUND Sue Rosen ...... In memory of father, Albert Myers Sue Rosen ...... In memory of brother, Albert Myers, Jr. Sue Rosen ...... In memory of brother, Walter Myers Sue Rosen ...... In memory of brother, John Myers Sue Rosen ...... In memory of Clarice Rosen
YAHRZEIT FUND Michael and Susan Kibel ...... In memory of Louis Boyere Michael and Susan Kibel ...... In memory of Solomon Markowitz Myrna Capsuto ...... In memory of Elias Capsuto Roberta Harris ...... In memory of John Bell Rimma Epelbaum ...... In memory of Isaak Reyngold Stan and Renie Bassin ...... In memory of Yale Bassin Robert and Debra Shafran ...... In memory of George and Marilyn Fromkes
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Contact Sarah DuVal in the temple office and she will provide one upon request.
(714) 963-4611 or [email protected]
I m a g i n e … Yo u r A d H e r e
Email Michelle Matusoff to find out how to make that happen.
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