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November 2013 • Kislev 5774 November 2013 • Kislev 5774 The Washington Congregation MACHAR for Secular Humanistic Judaism P.O. Box 42014, Washington, DC 20015 • 202-686-1881 • www.machar.org Machar Stays Busy to End the Year! Inside this issue: We have a lot of activities still ahead of us by Naomi Gamoran’s guitar and singing as 2013 comes to a close: (see below for more information); 2: Machar News Machar’s Book Club meets on November 10 Machar’s Hanukkah Party is December 8 4: JCS News at 3:00 at the home of Judith Wiesberg to at Schweinhaut Center with our Teen group discuss Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe; planning a great event for us with latkes, 6: Adult Education dreidels, and games; Our Neighborhood Havurot continue on 7: Clubs and Activities November 15 with Eva and Bert Shankman For our December 15 adult education hosting a Friday Shabbat in their home; program, Machar member Abigail Smith, 8: SHJ News District of Columbia Deputy Mayor for Women in Transition will gather on Novem- Education, will discuss “Education Reform at 10: The Machar Family ber 20 at the home of Darlene Basch to the National, Local, and Classroom Levels: share food and life’s journeys; Ideals, Data, and Practical Realities of Clos- 11: Staff, Board of ing the Gaps in Educational Achievement.” On November 17, Machar’s own Nadine Directors and This will be followed by Machar’s popular Bloch will lead our adult ed program with a Leadership Book Sale. talk on “Creative Cultural Resistance.” Fol- 14: Information/Ads lowing her talk, she will lead us in a hands- I hope to see you at these wonderful events! on, creative activity for all ages at 11:45; Machar member Danielle Leff will lead a Darlene Basch congregational Autumn Shabbat dinner on Machar President November 22 at Cedar Lane, accompanied Join Us for an Autumn Shabbat Dinner Friday, November 22 guitar. Machar will provide a delicious Mediterranean 6:45 p.m. (dinner begins at 7 p.m.) dinner from Yekta. We’ll ask those who can to bring “extras” such as appetizers, beverages, fruit, and des- Cedar Lane UU Church Lounge serts. This is a free, family-friendly event for members of 9601 Cedar Lane, Bethesda MD 20814 all ages. We also welcome prospective members. Machar member Danielle Leff, who did such an impres- A registration page for the event is available on the sive job assisting Michael Prival with our Rosh Hasha- website home page; call Kelly to register if you do not nah service, has graciously agreed to lead a Shab- use the Internet. Because of the limited seating capacity bat service for us on the Friday prior to Thanksgiving of the lounge (the area in between the chapel and the weekend. Naomi Gamoran, who led us in singing at sanctuary), we expect to cap registration at approxi- our Sukkot celebration, will be at the Shabbat with her mately sixty people. Secular Humanistic Judaism We affirm the power and respon- Machar is affiliated with the embraces a human-centered phi- sibility of human beings to shape Society for Humanistic Judaism losophy that combines rational their own lives independent of and the International Federation thinking with a celebration of supernatural authority. of Secular Humanistic Jews. Jewish culture and identity. Machar News Scenes From Machar’s Creek Cleanup 2 Machar News Two great opportunities for Machar Hanukkah and Thanksgiving...Turkey high school and college students and Latkes. What a great combination! Marlene Cohen We will be celebrating the first night of Chanukah on Thanksgiving, so expect turkey and latkes on the The Secular Student Alliance is a very strong orga- table. nization which supports the creation and growth of Hanukkah will be on Thanksgiving this year! high school and college clubs around the US. If you Thanksgiving is set as the fourth Thursday in No- check their website, www.secularstudents.org, you'll vember, meaning the latest it can be is 11/28. see chapters all over the country, including many high 11/28 is also the earliest Hanukkah can be... school clubs, even in some very religious areas. The Jewish calendar repeats on a 19 year cycle, If you and some friends would like to start an SSA and Thanksgiving repeats on a 7 year cycle. You chapter at your school, you can write their website would therefore expect them to coincide roughly and they will assign a person to help you get started. every 19x7 = 133 years. Looking back, this is They have flyers already designed, materials to give approximately correct – the last time it would have out, answers to frequently-asked questions, speakers happened is 1861. However, Thanksgiving was who would come to your school...they are very help- only formally established by President Lincoln in ful. I'm happy to help too—I am the adviser of the 1863. So, it has never happened before. Secular Student Alliance of Prince George's Commu- nity College, and it's a lot of fun. Why won’t it ever happen again? The reason is because the Jewish calendar is very slowly getting A wonderful opportunity for Washington DC area Jew- out of sync with the solar calendar, at a rate of 4 ish high school juniors is the Operation Understanding days per 1000 years! program. Their website is OUDC.org. They are an This means that while presently Hanukkah can be award-winning nonprofit, bringing together a group as early as 11/28, over the years the calendar of young Jews and African Americans to build aware- will drift forward, such that the earliest Hanukkah ness of history and mutual appreciation. Their website can be is 11/29. The next time Hanukkah falls on says: 11/28 is 2146, which is a Monday. Therefore, OUDC’s program begins in January of a student’s junior 2013 is the only time Hanukkah will ever overlap year of high school. During the first six months of the with Thanksgiving!!! program, students participate in workshops, meetings, Of course, if the Jewish calendar is never modi- lectures and activities, learning about the religions, fied in any way, then it will slowly move forward histories, and cultures of African Americans and Jews. through the Gregorian calendar, until it loops all the They build the trust necessary for true understanding way back to where it is now. through honest introspection and interaction, experi- ential learning and time in each others’ homes, most So, Chanukah would again fall on Thursday, notably for Passover seders and Easter. This part of the 11/28...in the year 79,811. Given our trajectory program is based on the Sankofa/Never forget prin- with global warming, it is fair to say humans won’t ciple: without a firm grounding in the past, we cannot be here then. And if there are no humans, the holi- move forward. days will be cancelled. In the fall of senior year, students learn to take leader- So on November 28th 2013, enjoy your turkey and ship roles in promoting diversity by giving speeches your latkes. It has never happened before, and it in houses of worship, facilitating workshops about will never happen again. stereotyping and discrimination, etc. —Compliments of Barry Swan from Beth Haskalah in Rochester NY The deadline for applying is November 20! 3 JCS News JCS News Debby Brennan On November 3, the Machar community was treated to poetry that all of the students in JCS wrote, with the guidance of Rosanne Singer, our poet in resi- dence. This project was funded by our ICE (Initiative in Congregational Education) Grant from The Jew- ish Federation of Greater Washington. The students wrote poetry that drew on the subject matter in their classes. The Kindergarten class wrote a class poem about what they are thankful for; the first/second grade class wrote a poem about chesed; the third graders wrote about their lives, and what they par- ticularly loved; the fourth graders wrote poetic letters since they are reading Letters from Rifka, the fifth/ sixth graders wrote bio poems about famous Jew- ish personalities, and the b’nei mitzvah class wrote poems about important social and community efforts. We want to thank Steve Samuels for speaking to the b’nei mitzvah class and many of the b’nei mitzvah parents. Above: Poetry teacher Rosanne Singer works with the We also want to thank Kara Blank- kindergarten class. Gonzalez’s father, Howard, for Below: Howard Blank speaks to third and fourth graders speaking with our third and fourth on Nov. 3 about his family’s immigration to America. grade students about their family’s immigration to America. We want to thank our teens for help- ing with so many of our activities at Machar, including the mini walk for the homeless, which raised over $500 for CIHN. We look forward to a special Shab- bat service on November 22 and our wonderful Hanukkah party on December 8! Get ready to eat some latkes and spin some dreidels! 4 JCS News Kindergarten Ben Lauing It was so wonderful to see the entire class this morning! In honor of the arrival of November, we focused today on the upcoming holiday of Thanksgiving. While it is not typi- cally considered a Jewish holiday, it certainly embodies many of our Jewish cultural values; recognizing what we are thankful for and expressing that gratitude are two very important Jewish practices. After some initial coloring and a now standard game of switch if (I’m going to need to start preparing better - they always want to play and I’m running out of things to call out!), we sat down to make our own place mats for the Thanksgiving meal.
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