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March 2015 Bulletin Kayruv “Judaism for Today In a Warm and Caring Environment” March 2015 Adar/Nisan5775 that Purim is over, it is time to prepare for FROM THE RABBI Passover – and that is how many do it, beginning now and growing progressively more frantic as time flies by. I hear that every Dear Friends, so often a homemaker or two shows up for the seder with obvious signs of PTSD. But it We are about to embark does not have to be so: If you want a guide on what is probably the that will help you clean by setting your own most ambivalent time of pace and depth, you will find one on page 7. the year for an observant Jew, regardless the stripe: But the question is always why. Why are we Passover cleaning. One of doing this? What is the change we want to my kids’ favorite songs is Pesach a la mano accomplish? What is the symbolic universe (Pesach is just around the corner) by Flory that the tradition is inviting us to access? Jagoda1. The gist of the song is clear: now What is the difference between one pound of matza and one pound of bread? Only the hot air inside the bread which is a product of the TABLE OF CONTENTS fermentation process. That can happen in two ways: by letting flour and water mix and just Rabbi’s Message Pg. 1 President’s Message Pg. 4 sit there, or by adding something to that Passover Schedule Pg. 5 mixture, nowadays usually yeast, back in the Passover Kitchen Makeover Pg. 7 day something called se’or, which we would Through A Jewish Lens Pg. 10 translate as starter dough. Good Times We Shared Pg. 11 Associate Membership at CBI Pg. 14 Schedule of Services Pg. 15 Kayruv means “Welcoming.” Elections to the World Zionist Congress are going on right now through April 30th. Please go to mmyvoteourisrael.comyvoteourisrael.com to register and cast your Vote! 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh3JU9NpI_0 1 In the Talmud, Berakhot 17a, we read that Our tradition says – yes. Teshuvah, return to “Rabbi Alexandri would end his daily prayers your best self, is to be done every day – but with the following supplication: ‘Master of the we always forget, of course, being human. Universe, You know full well that it is our So, there are two moments in the year that desire to act according to Your will; but what our tradition offers us the opportunity to stop prevents us from doing so? - the se’or in the and check ourselves: Passover and Rosh dough...’ So the idea is that when we are Hashanah/Yom Kippur. And behold – they looking for chametz2, we are also looking for are almost six months apart from each other. se’or3 which made it possible for bread to come about after all. So chametz is a symbol So the process of searching and cleaning and for what moves us to fall short of our best destroying the physical, external chametz, is already in Talmudic times4. This leavening a tool that helps us to find a moment to transcends the physical chametz, and it cleanse our souls as well. And to take that symbolizes a puffiness of self, an inflated analogy further (and many Hasidic masters personality, that threatens to hide the will take this analogy, and all the texts essential personality of each of us. connected to it a lot further) we should remember that just as we remove the Rabbi Arthur Waskow calls this kind of chametz by the light of the candle (see our chametz the “swollen sourness in our lives”5 – guide for that on page 6) we should eliminate all the baggage we carry from broken the chametz that dwells inside ourselves by promises, failed relationships, personal searching the heart by the light of the soul disappointments, all the pain we experienced which is the “candle of God.6” Only with and made others experience through our own Divine light – our souls’ light – are we able to lack of sensitivity and caring. It is the garbage see the chametz that is buried in our actions. left over after a bad day, the shmutz that And only through that same light are we able emerges from mistakes in judgment, moral to destroy and burn it. failure and hoarding of smiles and thanks. May we, on this Pesach, merit to clean inside What do we do with this kind of chametz? even better than we clean outside. Can we hide or sell it? Warmly, Rabbi Nelly Altenburger Can we clean or burn this type of se’or? 2 Food made of any of the 5 grains that are forbidden in Passover: oats, rye, spelt, wheat and barley. 3 Starter dough that makes sourdough bread possible, some people translate this word as yeast, but they are probably not correct. Se’or is the starter dough that our ancestors used: a piece of the dough would be saved and reused to begin another dough. There are opinions that say that each year, at a particular time in the spring, a new batch of starter dough had to be made. 4 7th century, tops 5 Mentioned by Kerry Olitzky in Preparing Your Heart for Passover: A Guide for Spiritual Readiness 6 Proverbs 20:27 - this is what is written in our ark cover, by p. 3; I could not find the original. the way. 2 SUPER BOWL UPDATE Congratulations to this year’s winners. The team of Jeremy Brosowsky and Paul Tritter won the grand prize with the game’s final score numbers. Jay Scheuer won the halftime prize. In an email to us, Jay acknowledged his win and his feelings about B’nai Israel by writing, “WOW!!!! Years ago I won the TV now half- time….B`nai Israel really started me on the path that I am following. It was the warm welcome that brought me back to the fold. I have been fortunate these years to find another warm congregation in New Jersey- Congregation B`nai Tikvah…My best to all. Stew Leonard’s Gift Card Fundraising Program TREES FOR ISRAEL Do your shopping at Stew Leonard’s because the synagogue receives 5% $18.00 PER TREE (sometimes 10%) when you shop using the gift card(s). TO BENEFIT THE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND Call Cheryl at the office Please make checks payable to: (792-6161) for your gift Congregation B’nai Israel card(s). Contact Gail Boms For Information 203-740-9888 3 FROM THE PRESIDENT I could go on all day about B’nai Israel (and frequently do), but this month I would like to expand my focus a bit to include our relationship Dear Friends, with Israel. The World Zionist Congress will be meeting this fall for the first time since 2010. It is Looking out at the practically a 500-member parliament of the Jewish people standing-room only crowd founded by Theodor Hertzl in 1897 to build this past Shabbat at CBI, I support for the establishment of a Jewish State, was struck by how much we and these days strongly influences three major have to be grateful for as a Jewish institutions: the Jewish National Fund, a community: not just the non-profit organization which owns about 13 outpouring of love and percent of the land of Israel; the Jewish Agency appreciation for Pearl and for Israel, a non-governmental organization that Amos Turk and their many decades of generosity handles immigration and absorption in Israel and and caring for B’nai Israel; not just the sumptuous is the largest Jewish non-profit in the world; and kiddush in their honor prepared by many of our the World Zionist Organization, the umbrella finest cooks: Susan Tritter, Pam Lampell, Pat organization for the Zionist movement. Elections Goldman, Barbie Steinberg and Paul Simon; but to the World Zionist Congress are going on right also our magnificent new Etz Chayim, Tree of now through April 30, and 29% (145) of the Life, affectionately organized and movingly delegates are chosen by Jews in the United dedicated by Joel Levitt, munificently donated by States. Voting for one of the U.S. slates is eligible the Turk and Bergman families, and stunningly to Jews who will be at least 18 years old by June designed and built by Robbie Bergman, truly a 30, 2015, whose permanent residence is in the master craftsman and artist (with installation United States, who do not vote in the March 17, assists from Dan Turk, Henry Tritter and Joel 2015 Israeli Kenesset election, and are Zionists Levitt, and extensive room preparation work by who support the “Jerusalem Program” (a set of Marcia Hutter and our talented carpenter, David basic Zionist principles listed on the voter Obreiter). It was really a marvelous morning. registration form). Don’t forget that we’ve got a marvelous evening coming up this coming Friday evening, March 13 I would like to encourage you to vote, if you’re with Shabbat Across America, which will include a eligible—not just because the next Congress will Friday evening service and superb fleishedik meal allocate resources and endorse policies that affect (with veggie option, of course). Israel, but also because those same resources and policies will ultimately also have important I am pleased to report that the Cantor's Fund is repercussions for Israel’s relationships with the off to an excellent start. An anonymous donor Diaspora and with the rest of the world. Each of has pledged $1,500 in dollar-for-dollar matching the 11 U.S.
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