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• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• • ••• • • • •••••• • • •• • •• • •• • NOVEMBER 2009/ CHESHV AN 5770 This Bulletin has been endowed by Toni Gendler in memory ofdaughter, Jodi. Neal Bascomb will speak at Fairmount Temple Thursday, Nov. 19, 7:30 p.m. In celebration of Jewish Book Month and as part of the Mandel Jewish Community Center of Cleveland Festival of ~. ~ ~ I Jewish Books and Authors, Neal Bascomb will be at Fair­ , f I _ .~ . mount Temple discussing his book, Hunting Eichmann: How a Band of Survivors and a Young Spy Agency Chased Down the World's Most Notorious Nazi. This book offers l3and is tiere!! the first complete account of one of the most important, .~. Fairmount Temple's new Congregational influential spy missions in history, based on new informa­ Band, which debuted over the High Holy tion and interviews, recently declassified documents, and meticulous research. Bascomb is a Days, will soon be part of a Shabbat Ser­ former editor and international journalist and has also contributed to the New York Times. vice. Come hear for yourself the new This event is sponsored, in part, by the Ben and Dorothy Berger Speaker Fund. There is no admission charge, but reservations are required by calling the JCC Special Events sound that has people excited. And we Hotline at 216-593-6235. should be! Weare the only synagogue in This evening will also include recognition of Julie Moss' 18 years (chal) as Fair­ our area to have a Congregational Band­ mount Temple's Librarian. From its humble beginnings in 1912 as a closetful of children's a Band that will infuse Shabbat and other books at Euclid Avenue Temple to our current magnificent space dedicated in 1986, The celebrations with a new energy and spirit! Arthur f. Lelyveld Center for Jewish Learning is a jewel of our congregation and one of the You can be part of this New Sound by: country's finest synagogue libraries. Joining the Band - If you currently play an instrument, or you used to play (at least Sichat Sefer Book Club 3-5 years of experience), and want to play The monthly book group will reconvene on the first Thursday of the again, we would love to hear from you. All month at 7:30 p.m., beginning November 5. The theme of this year's instruments welcome. series is Women of the Bible: How They Inspire Us. The first book(s) Attending the Friday, Nov. 20 Service­ (choose either or both) will be The Red Tent by Anita Diamant or Wa­ The Band will be part of this 6:15 p.m. ter from the Well by Anne Roiphe. Both books will be discussed. On Thursday, Dec. 3, Shabbat service and you don't want to Mark Halter's Zipporah, Wife of Moses will be discussed. Zipporah is a Cushite, a black woman, and though she has found love and acceptance in her adoptive family, it's unlikely miss it! she will find a husband. Then she has a dream about an Egyptian prince, and before long, To learn about rehearsals, contact either Moses appears -- but a very different Moses from the biblical version. Dan Utley at 216-464-1330, ext. 115 or Lynn Kleinman at 216-464-1330, ext. 152. For more information about the Jewish Book Month event or the Book Club, contact librarian, Julie Moss, at 464-1330 ext. 123. We're looking for a name for the Band. If you have an idea, please send it to Dan or Lynn. Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple is a Reform congregation that strives to perpetuate Jewish tradition and strengthen Jewish lives through lifelong learning, worship, social action and deeds ofloving kindness. ~~~ Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple Mission Statement • ••••••••• • •• -....~ ~---...... ""' .••••.. • .••. "The Legacy Heritage Innovation Project has received a number of creative Friday, November 6 proposals for systemically integrating music throughout congregational 6: 15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service programming. I am pleased to inform you that Fairmount Temple has 7 p.m. KIDushat Shabbat been chosen to receive a Legacy Heritage Innovation Project Music grant (Now held],1 Friday ofthe Month) for 2009-10. » After submitting an extensive grant proposal, these few words confirmed that Saturday, November 7 we were chosen as one of only 15 congregations throughout the United States 9: 15 a.m. Torah Study Cantor Sarah Sager (of all Jewish denominations) to make our dream come true. For several years, 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan we have engaged in an ongoing process of making the music of this congregation as accessible, up­ II :00 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service Bat Mitzvah - Brooke Insler beat, and participatory as possible. We have instituted contemporary services, audio-visual tech­ VAYElRA niques to support participation, and have increased congregant involvement in a variety of musical Genesis 18:1 - 22:24 venues. While we have made great strides in these areas, we have sought to create an instrumental Haftarah - II Kings 4: 1-37 program as another powerful, innovative and unique point of entry into synagogue life. We believe that the creation of a strong, active, exciting congregational band will help to further energize and Friday, November 13 vitalize the life of our congregation! We now have a year in which to create, to build, to inspire our 6: 15 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat, followed congregation in a way that has not happened before. Having embarked upon the vision of creating a by a Hot'n'Hearty Oneg Congregational Band, we are looking for members - of all ages! - who have some expertise with an (Now held 2nd Friday of the Month) instrument. Our sense is that an individual who has, or at one point had, three to five years experi­ ence playing would greatly enjoy the experience of making music with others at Fairmount Temple! Saturday, November 14 9: 15 a.In. Torah Study Rehearsals and performances will be determined so as not to be overly demanding on anyone's time! 10 a.m. Teen and Tot Shabbat We already have the nucleus of a great ensemble! If you were at our Neilah Service, you 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan heard the debut of this joyous, wonderful group of musicians. Among their ranks were: three flutes, 11 :00 a.m. Shabbat Sanctuary Service clarinet, saxophone, French horn, viola, two trombones, electric bass, and guitar. If you didn't see Bar Mitzvah - Ethan Newburger them at Neilah, come to the Friday, Nov. 20,6:15 p.m. when this great ensemble returns!! CHAYEI SARAH At the helm, conducting and arranging music, was our very own congregational song Genesis 23:1 - 25:18 leader, Dan Utley. Dan has been Fairmount Temple's song leader and program director for several Haftarah - I Kings 1: 1 - 31 years and spends his summers at Goldman Union Camp Institute as their program director and song Friday, November 20 leader! As the administrative organizer of this entire project, we have a very special person in Lynn 6: 15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service Kleinman. Lynn grew up at Fairmount Temple, sang in our choir, co-directs the Jr. Choir with me, 8 p.m. Chevrei Tikva GLBT Service directs our Chesed Singers and, for three years, has been the director of our PurimSpiels! As good as this ensemble nucleus is, and as great as it promises to be, we still need more musi­ Saturday, November 21 cians! We are looking for a significant group that will not only inspire and uplift our worship, but 9:15 a.m. Torah Study will become part of the life of our congregation in a myriad of ways and will positively influence other 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan parts of our musical program. We are looking for the involvement of all of our congregants - at some II :00 a.m. Shabbat Sanctuary Service level! Here are our needs to make this dream come true: B'not Mitzvah - Madison Cannella and If you play or have played a musical instrument for 3-5 years, or know someone who does, Samantha Cannella TOL'DOT please let us know! Genesis 25:19-28:0 If you love to sing, but have been too shy, too busy, too engrossed in other things, we will make Haftarah - Malachi 1: 1 - 2:7 it easy for you - let us know! If you just love music but have no performing skills, or would bewilling to make a few phone Friday, November 27 calls to other congregants who respond (with a script of what you need to say in your 6: 15 p.m. Shabbat Evening Service hands!), please let us know! If you want to see the music program of Fairmount Temple flourish and grow, please, PLEASE, Saturday, November 28 let us know! 9:15 a.m. Shabbat Morning Service We have the beginnings, the "seed money," of a dream come true, but we need the support and Bat Mitzvah - Phoebe Potiker 9:15 a.In. Torah Study investment of our entire congregation to make this dream into the reality we envision. Please! Do not 10:30 a.m. Shabbat Minyan put down this Bulletin without calling the temple right now, 216 -464-1330 ext. 152, or emailing any 11 :00 a.1D. Shabbat Sanctuary Service of the following: Lynn Kleinman, [email protected]; Dan Utley;, [email protected]; or Bat Mitzvah - Casey Blum Cantor Sager, [email protected]. ~ VAYEITZEI Praise God with trumpet blast! Genesis 28: 10 - 32:3 Praise God with drum and da Haftarah - Hosea 12:13 -14:10 ---2 ---- ---. ------- ------ Sunday Morning Learning (and Monday Night Tooll) DID YOU KNOW ••• That over these High Holy Days, thousands of us gathered Exploring life 5 Second Half together in worship, learning and remembering our loved Sundays, Nov.
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