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The Israelight July/August 2018 Temple Israel Ner Tamid Av/Elul 5778 Dymt Rn Larfy Lkyh Volume 32 Number 6 The IsraeLight July/August 2018 Temple Israel Ner Tamid Av/Elul 5778 dymt rn larfy lkyh Volume 32 Number 6 Our Past Lights Our Future The IsraeLight C B AA F E D I August 19th: First Day of Religious School with Cookout & August 19th: DunkG -Tank. Jewish Heritage Day at the Lake County August 27th: Captains. Annual 100-Hole See page 6 Golf Marathon Fundraiser. J See page 9 But wait...there’s MORE! See page 3 July/August 2018 Check Av/Elul our 5778 website: www.tintcleveland.org 1 The IsraeLight Rabbi’s Message: Temple Israel Ner Tamid A message for summer... As we view television, social media Rabbi Matthew J. Eisenberg posts, and read the newspapers, it is difficult to remain on an [email protected] even keel. There is a 24/7 news cycle and every topic is “breaking news.” Too often the reportage is incomplete or filled Founding Rabbi Emeritus: with editorial commentary. We are left to research significant Frederick A. Eisenberg factual details. We try to digest the images and make sense of the issues. Cantorial Soloist: Rachel Eisenberg Temple Administrator: This is a very incomplete list: Children with their families at our southern bor- Marcie Oelbracht der — some children separated from their parents at the border — violence in [email protected] our metropolitan area and other cities — human trafficking — opioid epidemic in Ohio and elsewhere — every election is “the most important election” ever TINT Board of Trustees — every election is a referendum on those in power — epidemic amount of shootings in Chicago — shootings at restaurants, schools, and anywhere — Is- Executive Board: rael under attack from Hamas protestors and rockets — Hamas continues to President: Richard Freedman build terror tunnels in attempts to infiltrate Israel and kill her citizens — the V.P. Administration: Gary Rosenthal United States Embassy moves from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem — President Trump V.P. Membership: Kori Karas meets with Kim Jong-un of North Korea to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula V.P. Capital Campaign: Richard — the Cleveland Cavaliers lose to the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals Freedman — Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy retires —etcetera, etcetera, V.P. Operations: Craig Appell etcetera. It is enervating just reading the “incomplete” list. There is little V.P. Special Events: Joanne Guerra civility as people discuss, more likely raise their voices, in discussion. V.P. Religious Practices: Bill Droe Member-at-Large: Richard Berkowitz A profound question — is it fair to enjoy the pleasures of this world while oth- Secretary: Judy Aplis ers suffer? Give this some thought. If you believe it isn’t, then you will never Treasurer: Douglas Wieder know enjoyment, for the world is always filled with suffering — at the hands of Legacy Giving: Steve Newman others, through the vagaries of volcanic vents in Hawaii, by being at the wrong place at the wrong time, so on and so on. Also, the world is filled with great Committee Chairs: happiness. Some of you are recovering from a medical diagnosis, which you Adult Education: Bill Droe, were told was very unlikely. Yet, here you are, alive and still standing. Cou- Joy Gray ples marry, healthy children are born, you awake each morning to the routine Communications: Rick Brown functioning of a healthy body — thank God. House: Doug Wieder Tzedakah: Peter Freimark However, the world is filled with suffering. The Torah reminds us in Deuteron- omy 15:11, “for there will never cease to be needy people in your land, which IsraeLight Staff: is why I command you: open your hand to poor and needy.” Editor: Linda McMullen So, in light of the above, what does God want me to do? Our Rabbis note the Temple Office Phone: Torah begins and ends with divine acts of loving kindness (gemilut chas- (440) 473-5120 Office Fax: (440) 646-9585 sadim). In the beginning, God provided clothes for Adam and Eve (Gen. 3:21) Website: www.tintcleveland.org and at the end, provided for Moses’ final resting place (Deut. 34:6). In Genesis 18:1, God made a “hospital visit” to Abraham shortly after his circumcision at the age of 99. Temple Israel Ner Tamid What shall we do? Our tradition esteems the giving of tzedakah (charity), how- Mission Statement ever it ranks performing acts of kindness even a little higher. Our Rabbis teach in the Talmud: Acts of kindness are greater than charity in three ways. (1) Charity is done with one’s money, while kindness may be done with one’s Temple Israel Ner Tamid is a money or with one’s person. For example, visiting a sick person. (2) Charity is caring, accepting, Reform given only to the poor, while kindness may be done for both the poor and the Jewish Congregation rich. For example, consoling mourners or those who are depressed. (3) Charity providing a welcoming place is given only to the living, while kindness may be shown to both the living and to gather, pray, learn and the dead. For example, arranging for the burial of an indigent person or helping engage in acts of kindness to maintain a cemetery. (Sukkah 49b) and tzedakah. Continued on page 11 2 July/August 2018 Av/Elul 5778 The IsraeLight Thank You to our Oneg & Bima Flower Sponsors! SAVE THE DATE! May 4 - Oneg sponsored by Jay & Wednesday, July 4 Office Closed for Independence Day Sandy Kaufman & David & Roseann Kaufman, in memory of mother, Friday, July 6, 13, 20, 27 Shabbat Services 7:30 p.m. Dotty Kauffman. Also, Abe & Sharon Join us as Cantorial Soloist Rachel Eisenberg leads services with a guest Herskovitz, in memory of father, Jack Davar Torah. July 6, Mark Siegel. July 13, Joy Gray. July 20, Bill Droe. Herskovitz. July 27, Alan Miner. May 11 - Bima flowers sponsored by Friday, August 10 Shabbat at Lakeside Yacht Club” AND Janet & Steve Newman, in memory Membership Picnic AND Boat Rides 5:45 p.m. of mother, Rita Spitzer. Rescheduled from June. Bring your own picnic dinner & beverages...we supply dessert. After a short Shabbat service, we’ll take to the Lake for a May 25 - Oneg co-sponsored by sunset cruise. PLUS July and August birthday and anniversary blessings. Jewish War Veterans, Post 44. Bima flowers sponsored by Carol Kass, This is also a “Friend-Raiser”...bring a guest — particularly if they might Ruth Kass, Brian Lever & Gavin be interested in membership. See page 8 for details. Kass, in memory of husband, father & grandfather, David Richard Kass, Sunday, August 19 First Day of Religious School 9:00 a.m.-Noon & mother & grandmother, Ruth We’ll have classes, meet new friends, and follow-up with a cook-out and Lever Jirousek. the dunk-tank! June 8 - Oneg sponsored by Bill & Carol Droe & Richard Droe, in Sunday, August 19 Jewish Heritage Night at Lake County Captains memory of mother, Dora Droe. See page 6 for time and ticket information. Celebrate a special occasion, like a Tuesday, August 28 Dinner at St. Aloysius Hunger Center baby naming, anniversary, birthday or 4:00 p.m. set up. 5:00 p.m. serve. Sponsored by Allan Miner, in remembrance, with flowers and food! memory of his mother, Pearl Miner. Call the office at 440-473-5120. Help us with this mitzvah. Directions in the pamphlet tower. Next dinner: September 25. A recent study has found Would you like to sponsor a St. Al’s dinner? Please contact Marcie that women who carry a in the TINT office if you are interested. Donation is $180. little extra weight, live longer than the men Monday, Aug. 27 100-Hole Golf Marathon 6:30 a.m. Our biggest fundraiser of the year! See page 9 for details. who mention it. MITZVAH OF THE SEASON TINT Office Hours Don’t forget one of TINT’s most important Monday: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. projects! We are collecting: Tuesday: Closed School supplies: notebooks, paper, Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. crayons, pencils, calculators, scissors, markers, Thursday: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. mini-tissue boxes, glue, etc. Friday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Goods for “Blessing Bags” Saturday: Closed Travel-sized toiletries: toothpaste, soap, deodorant, shave cream & Sunday:* 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. razors, baby wipes, shampoo, soap, etc. (*when Religious School is in session) Supplies for PB&J: Smooth peanut butter (not “natural) & jam You can leave a message on the Temple (not “jelly”); quart-sized zip-lock bags answering machine. July/August 2018 Av/Elul 5778 3 The IsraeLight From the President’s Desk By Richard Freedman I am writing this as the summer solstice is about to begin. Summertime at Temple Israel Ner Tamid means that our esteemed Rabbi will be heading north to Alaska. He will spend the month of July resting, communing with nature and his family, and recharging his batteries. During his absence, Bill Droe, Joy Gray, Alan Miner, and Mark Siegel will each help Rachel lead a service. I thank these brave volunteers for going above and beyond in taking their turn on the bima. Remember, each of them needs some help. Your presence and voices will ease their burden. Please attend as many of these Shabbat services and you can. They will be fulfilling spiritually and you will have performed an act of gemilut chassidim. This act of kindness toward our volunteers will be rewarded. Save the date of August 10, 2018. We will combine our “Shabbat at Lakeside Yacht Club” service/boat ride event with an Open House designed to introduce our congregation to potential new members. Please see page 8 for details, and bring friends you think might be interested in joining TINT.
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