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we are: Community we are: 12 8 we are: Students we are: we are: We are: spiritual family engaged learners PURIM: THE ETERNAL HOLIDAY? If you were asked to pick one Jewish holiday that should be retained for all time, which one would you pick? Rosh Hashanah would be high on some people’s list, as it is a celebration of the creation and the Creator; others might choose Hanukkah, inspired by the timeless message of the prophet Zechariah: Not by might and not by power but by your spirit alone. My personal choice would be Passover, as the struggle against Persian gods Marduk and Ishtar. arrogant leaders. For me, God’s concern for humankind, most Mordechai is quite involved in the notably those mistreated by the larger society, would deem politics of the court and is even in Passover as eternally relevant. With that said, Maimonides’ a position to stop an assassination RABBI MICHAEL S. answer might surprise you: plot against the King. In the blink SIEGEL Senior Rabbi, All the books of the Prophets and all the Writings will be annulled of an eye, the lives of the Jews of Shushan are upended by the The Norman Asher Rabbinic Chair in the days of the Messiah, apart from Megillat Esther. It will [email protected] continue to be binding like the Five Books of Moses and the entire actions of Haman and a craven Oral Law, which will never be invalidated. Even though all memory King. How many times have Jews relived the story of Purim of our suffering will be erased, as is says in Isaiah 65, because the at different points in our history? Jewish vulnerability in the former troubles are forgotten, and because they are hid from Mine Diaspora continues to this very day, as revealed by the present eyes, still the days of Purim will not be annulled, as it is written, difficulties of the Jews of France. these days of Purim should not fail from among the Jews, nor the 3. The eternal persistence of anti-Semitism memorial of them perish from their seed. (Maimonides Mishnah What Jewish history shows is that there is no real cure for the Torah: Hilchot Megillah 2:18) global disease of anti-Semitism. How many times have Jews Of all the Jewish holidays in the calendar, why would Rambam approached this pernicious issue with the word “IF”? choose Purim? How could he hold that the holiday when • If Jews are less visible, anti-Semitism will cease. we tell the story of Queen Esther replete with groggers, eat • If Jews are more proactive, anti-Semitism will cease. hamentashen, and engage in all manner of frivolity be held up as the holiday that Jews would observe in the Messianic period? • If Jews have their own homeland, anti-Semitism will cease. Permit me to offer four reasons for your consideration: The great historian Paul Johnson put it well when he classified anti-Semitism as an illness: I would call it an intellectual disease, 1. The threat that foolish and arrogant leaders pose a disease of the mind, extremely infectious and massively In Megillat Esther we meet King Ahashuverus, playing the role of destructive. It is a disease to which both human individuals and the fool at a drunken banquet. His wife, Vashti, has no respect for entire human societies are prone. What the Purim story makes so him and he is easily manipulated by his courtiers to take action clear is that as long as there are Jews, there will be anti-Semitism. that benefit them. What follows exposes just how dangerous such a leader can be to the well-being of his citizenry. In the 4. The transformative power of human action early years of Hitler’s rise to power, many intellectuals dismissed Wendy Zierler, a Professor at HUC-JIR in New York, wrote that one him as nothing more than a clown! A society must take of the most important messages of Megillat Esther is the power responsibility for its leadership or be prepared to pay the price. that human beings have to create lasting change in society: 2. The dangers of the Diaspora The story and observance of Purim are entirely dependent on Purim is the only holiday on the Jewish calendar that takes place human involvement, improvisation, thinking on one’s feet. There in the Diaspora. Mordechai and Esther are highly assimilated is no burning bush in the Book of Esther. No outstretched arm Jews when we meet them. Their names are connected to the See “Rabbi Siegel,” page 5 Purim Information and Events ... pages 6-7 Purim Carnival Volunteer Sign-up ... see page 5 FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG 2 December 14.Special thanks to Malcolm Haar for these photos. Anshe Emet’s 3rd AnnualLight &Latkes celebration andcompetition took place onThursday, Light &Latkes CELEBRATIONS/EVENTS WE ARE:ANSHEEMET David Russo Rabbi Cantor ElizabethBerke, Director of Continuing Education Maxine Handelman, Director of Family Life &Learning Samantha Isenstein, Youthand Young DirectorAdult Laurie Orenstein, Interim Religious SchoolPrincipal Edgar Hernandez-Meza, Directorof Administration Rabbi Donni Aaron, Youth/FamilyRabbi Tefilah Educator 3751 North Broadway,3751 North , IL 60613-4104 Phone: 773-281-1423; www.AnsheEmet.orgPhone: Jerry Mayeroff, Editor, Anshe Emet Newsletter The Arnold H.Kaplan, M.D. Cantorial Chair Mimi Weisberg, Amy Karp, Director of Engagement and Boni Fine,Interim Executive Director The Malkin Family Program Director Kim Carter, Director of Hospitality The Norman Asher Rabbinic Chair Steve Strien, Director of Finance Michael S.Siegel, Senior Rabbi Alberto Mizrahi,Alberto Hazzan D’ror Chankin-Gould Steven President Silk, Rabbi Director of Development Naomi Weiss-Weil Ritual Director Abraham Schmookler Daughter of Jodi Rosen Danisor andStephen Daughter of Felicia February 17,2018 and Bruce Gorchow February 3,2018 Shala Gabriela MAZEL TOV TOOURB’NAI MITZVAH Schmookler Riley Ablin February 24,2018 and Mark Colpoys Marsha Nagorsky February 3,2018 Frances Colpoys Daughter of Julia Son of Brian and Rafi Nagorsky Rafi Something For Us heldtheir latest Trivia night. 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FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG 4 2. 1. engage with Puriminallkindsof ways. We at Anshe Emet take this very seriously. So we want to help you communities, and with all those who needour help. Purim forces us to connect with others –inour homes,our them support. to help; we are meant to include them inour celebration by offering Purim, any person who is vulnerable andneedshelp, we are meant We are taught to give Matanot La’evyonim, gifts to thepoor. On neighbors. only with the peoplefrom our synagogue, but with friendsand our neighbors. We are meant to spread the joy of the holiday not homes. We are taught to give mishloachmanot, gifts of food to But the next step is taking the celebration beyond our immediate EXTENDING THEPURIMCELEBRATION [email protected] RABBI DAVID RUSSO Trieger; Abe Trieger;Jacob Wilkenfeld; Stew Witkov. Sterling; Phil Stern; Jon &Leslie Strauss; Gabor Tarjan; Maya Tkachak; Abe Smith; EliasSolano; A Spector; Jason Star; Rob Stepen; Kevin, Ethan, Layla Sean Selig;DonShapiro; Howard Shuman; Pam &Scooter Simon; Laura Salzman; Neil Schwartz; Barry &/ElaineSeeskin;Shane Selig; Ryan Selig; Esther Rosenbloom; Susan Rosenstein; Anna Rubin; Ed Salomon;Jerry Parker; Gary &Fraeda Porton; Dan Pulik; John Ragir; Robert Rodgon; Mintz; Deborah Mizrahi; Laura Neiman-Rifkin; Francisco Ortiz-Perez; Shelly Lewis; Jay Lewkowitz; Allie Lichterman; Jane Lippow; Loui Marver; Alan Gabi Josefson; Bruce Kaminsky; Penny &Brett Keeshin; SamKline;Debby Daniel Hernandez; Sarah Hirsen; Arnie Horwich; Joy Horwich; Avi, Jami, Hakimian; Jacob &Maxine Handelman; Debby Hecht; Richard Herman; Cynthia Goldberg; GailandDan Golden;Barry Gross; Eve Guth; Michele Rickey Briskman; Adam Cooper; Steve Durchslag; Noa Fleischacker; Behrman; Michael Bellows; Yoel Benarosh; Barbara Binik; Wendy Binstock; Arenson; Chuck &Sara Aron; Elizabeth Atwater; Barry Balik; Terri FranManyaBen Abrams;Bruce Marlene Abrams; Abrams; Abramson; morning minyan program duringDecember. this project. We thank these peoplefor honoring their commitment to our Day, etc.), at8:30a.m. We need your participation to ensure the vitality of and nationalholidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, Memorial The morningminyan meetsMonday through Friday at7:00a.m.;Sundays COMMITMENT THANKS TO THESE PEOPLE FOR HONORING THEIR MINYAN WE ARE:ANSHEEMET|SPIRITUAL Afterward, adultsandkidseachhave their own parties. your choice: the lively Sanctuary service or the no-frills version. On Wednesday, February 28,attend the Megillah reading of more! For more information, contact Samantha Isenstein. 25. Join usfor great food, carnival games,awesome prizes, and February 24, leadingrightinto the carnival onSunday, February Purim Carnival! SHMUSY’s annualPurimlock-in isonSaturday, For teenagers: Sleep over at Anshe Emet while settingupfor the the holiday alive inour houses. and celebration. We have to make taught to openour homesfor food have aseudah,party. We are One of the mitzvot of Purimis to us outsideof our comfort zones. associate. Purimismeant to push commonly most with whichwe And not just in the community importance of buildingcommunity. Purim, atitscore, isabout the 3. Looking forward to celebrating Purim with you! committee. Here are some upcoming opportunities: by gettinginvolved inNa’aseh, Anshe Emet’s socialjustice Finally, you can help those inour community who needhelp • • • • • at [email protected]. more information, contact Jonathan Zimbler andEmily Feder aresupport provided --noprior experience necessary! For once a week from January - April. Online training andon-site the Center for Economic Progress andhelpoutapproximately Become a volunteer tax preparer for low-income families with contact Ruth Rau [email protected]. 3-5 through a weekly onlinesession.For more information, tutor students of Bright Star Community Outreach ingrades Anshe Emet students ingrades 8-12are invited to signup to Emily Feder [email protected]. or above with achaperone). For more information, contact the JUF Uptown Café. Volunteers must be16or above (or 12 month as we serve dinner to food-insecure Chicagoans at Join Anshe Emet volunteers the second Monday of each [email protected]. information, contact Janine Landow-Esser atJanine.Landow- new warm winter gear for the Night Ministry. For more Outreach Team. We alsocollect hygiene products and other month to provide ameal to the clientsof the Youth Anshe Emet volunteers work with the Night Ministry every take to refugees. support com if you are interested inlearningaboutactions you can resettling to Chicago. Email usatnaaseh.ansheemet@gmail. donations to immigrant support and refugee families We are continuing to organize volunteers andcollect Rosenstein, Nava Schwartz, Damian Solano. Lessem-Elnecave, Jonah McClure, LailaNorton, Shayna Friedman, Phoebe Kleinman, Ethan Leder, Maya NavaSam Cytryn, Fleischer, Eve Frajman, Jocelyn Berman, Zack Choplin-Pogrund, Lev Choplin-Pogrund, Youth Readers: Daniel Aranoff, Asher Berman, Nissa Weinberger,Sarah Wolf. Schatz, Yedida Soloff, Rabbi Daniel Vaisrub, Brooks Robin Mordfin, LizzieNorton, Gregg Pollack, Lynne Ariel Katz, Josh Lazar, Noah Liebman,Naomi Margolis, Garber-Zemsky, Ari Handelman, Rebekah Johnston, Ilana Emmett, Emily Feder, Natalie Feldman, Jeanette Bennett, Matt Blueston, Adam Braun, Arthur Elstein, Rose Crown Minyan:Ronit DavidAvitan,Merav Alperin, Hirsen, Debby Hecht. Jordan Leib, Gary Porton, Barry Seeskin,Sarah Sanctuary andMinyan: Philippe Lavie, Avi Allen, our Bar/Bat Mitzvah students). during the month of December (this doesnot include have honored usby chanting Torah for our community We likewould tofollowing thank the congregants who TORAH READINGHONORROLL 5 FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG WE ARE: ANSHE EMET | SPIRITUAL | EMET ANSHE ARE: WE To sign up, up, sign To become ill or impaired. or ill become Cantor Elizabeth Berke; [email protected] Berke; Elizabeth Cantor visit tinyurl.com/PurimVolunteers2018 visit The Mitzvah of Bikur Cholim Bikur of The Mitzvah Purim Volunteer Sign Up 2018 Sign Volunteer Purim ... including games, food, ticketing, and more. ticketing, games,... including food, The Purim Carnival is February 25! Volunteers are 25! Volunteers is February Carnival Purim The visit please contact Rabbi D’ror Chankin-Gould at at Chankin-Gould D’ror Rabbi visit please contact Would you or a loved one benefit from a visit by a visit by a one benefit from a loved or you Would [email protected]. For more information to to more information For [email protected]. Sklaver or Steven Berke at [email protected]. Berke at Steven or Sklaver For more information about receiving a Bikur Cholim receiving a Bikur about more information For Emet performs the mitzvah of visiting the sick for the the sick for visiting of the mitzvah performs Emet connection and continued healing of those who have who have those healing of and continued connection needed throughout the event, from set-up to clean-up to from set-up event, the throughout needed community member? The Bikur Cholim team at Anshe Cholim team at The Bikur member? community become a volunteer member please contact Julie Ann Julie please contact member volunteer a become JBC CORNER JBC , when we , when we is Yitro February of the month of parashah The first the covenant. into and enter at Sinai experience our re-live what on thoughts had the following student a JBC Recently, and inspiring: energizing which I found means, covenant of sense my to is central (brit) covenant of The concept that quality the defining it as view as I Jew as a identification traditions faith other people from the Jewish distinguishes between the demarcation the basis for as serves which and covenant of the concept I understand faiths. and other Judaism the mutual understanding represent to Judaism to as it relates God and connecting and protection loyalty, recognition, of God and mankind is between the covenant short,mankind. 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RABBI D’ROR RABBI D’ROR CHANKIN-GOULD [email protected] Many thanks, Many [email protected] back, please reach out to us! [email protected] or or us! [email protected] to out back, please reach chesed; by kindness and love. If you are interested in giving in giving interested are you If kindness and love. chesed; by can truly realize the vision of being a community driven by by driven being a community of vision the realize truly can By working together, and banding together our resources, we we resources, our together and banding together, working By please let us know. to be on a volunteer list to help out when the need arises, the need arises, when help out to list volunteer be on a to incredibly impactful. If you are someone who might be willing willing might be who someone are you impactful. If incredibly the outside, but for some of our members, the help would be be would the help members, our some of the outside, but for into the house. Any of these tasks might seem small from tasks might seem small from these of Any the house. into someone needs help schlepping a package from the doorstep the doorstep from someone needs help schlepping a package Perhaps someone needs help with grocery shopping. Perhaps Perhaps shopping. with grocery help someone needs Perhaps a tangible task. Perhaps someone needs a ride to the doctor. the doctor. to someone needs a ride task. Perhaps tangible a community, on a one-off basis, needs some extra help with with help extra some basis, needs on a one-off community, will be on-call for those moments when someone in our our when someone in those moments for will be on-call new group called the “Mitzvah Corps.” This group of volunteers volunteers of This group Corps.” the “Mitzvah called group new Second, Michael Cohen has graciously volunteered to lead a lead a to volunteered has graciously Cohen Michael Second, incredible need. incredible our community would benefit from your kindness at a time of of time kindness at a your from benefit would community our which you would be comfortable contributing, we know that that know we contributing, be comfortable would you which and learning opportunity (date TBD). If this is a mitzvah to to this is a mitzvah If TBD). (date and learning opportunity new volunteers. In late March we will host a training session session training a will host we March late In volunteers. new led by Marcie Marcovitz and Dianne Tesler, which is open to to which is open Tesler, and Dianne Marcovitz Marcie led by which might speak to you. The first is the shiva committee, committee, the shiva is The first you. to which might speak In particular, there are two opportunities to be of service service be of to opportunities two are there particular, In Emet is truly thriving. Emet is truly leadership of Jan Schwartz, the Caring Committee at Anshe Anshe at the Caring Committee Schwartz, Jan leadership of Chag Purim Sameach! Purim on February 28 at 6:30 p.m. 28 at 6:30 p.m. Purim on February age. So please join us as we celebrate the eternal holiday of of holiday the eternal celebrate we age. So please join us as Jews should pay attention to Purim, even into the Messianic the Messianic into Purim, even to attention pay should Jews more than a thousand years ago, there are ample reasons that that ample reasons are there ago, years thousand than a more Purim into a children’s holiday alone. As Maimonides taught us taught us As Maimonides alone. holiday a children’s Purim into One of the ironies of our time is that Jews have transformed transformed have that Jews time is our of the ironies of One silenced if we raise up our hands, take action and make noise. noise. action and make take hands, up our raise we if silenced should be reminded that the Hamans of the world can only be be only can world the of the Hamans that should be reminded time of Purim. When Jews take groggers in their hands, they they hands, their in groggers take When Jews Purim. time of Here is a timeless message, no less relevant today than in the the than in today timeless message, no less relevant is a Here their disposal to combat evil and save their own. own. their and save evil combat to disposal their Mordechai need to use whatever human means they have at at have human means they whatever use need to Mordechai enemy, wipe them out, and institute a new festival. Esther and and Esther festival. a new wipe them out, and institute enemy, her own hands. The Jews of Shushan wage war against their their against war wage Shushan of Jews hands. The own her dons sackcloth, Esther fasts and plans and takes her life into into life her and plans and takes fasts Esther dons sackcloth, of God. No plagues from heaven and no manna. Mordechai and no manna. Mordechai heaven plagues from God. No of RABBI SIEGEL ... FROM PAGE 1 RABBI SIEGEL ... 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Anshe Emet Celebrates Purim! Celebrates Emet Anshe - the King of Shushan (Persia) - not one of the - the King of Shushan (Persia) - a scroll on which the Purim story is written. While story on which the Purim is written. - a scroll - the woman who became Queen of Shushan, and- the woman Purim Terms to Note: to Terms Purim Megillah we read (or listen) to the story being read, we listen carefully carefully listen we the story to (or listen) being read, read we of noise and blot out can make a lot name so we Haman’s for his name. world the Hebrew , from Ra’ashan Grogger (or in Hebrew, make lots of noise when Haman’s ) - used to noise-for ra’ash during reading. the Megillah name is mentioned Hamantaschen: the three-cornered cookie that Traditionally, hat. symbolically is like Haman’s or cherry, seed, filled with poppy were hamantaschen filled with chocolate, even they are prune filling (but now and cinnamon and sugar). The characters story: of the Purim Ahasverosh then he married Vashti, married he was to wisest men. First, Queen Esther. to who refused first wife - King Ahasverosh’s Queen Vashti She was and his guests. of Ahasverosh in front dance come kingdom. the leave asked to in the who had a special role uncle, Mordechai - Esther’s kill evil plan to all the kingdom and learned of Haman’s due in part not bow Jews, the fact would to Mordechai that Haman. to down Esther kill risked evil plot to the Jews, when learning about Haman’s change his the King get him to go talk to to to life her own mind. the a close advisor to Haman (Boo ... hiss!) - Haman was to refused Mordechai When hungry. king who got power all of the Jews, get back at him, he decided to to down bow kill to on the 14th day his desire all the Jews and indicated of Purim). became the Holiday (which later of Adar wife. Zeresh - Haman’s About Purim Purim celebrate We of day on the 14th of month the Hebrew Purim year This Adar. the evening begins 28th andof February the on continues to come 29th. People the synagogue carrying the to carefully and listen groggers of the Megillah Megillah. Each time the reader of the reading mentions the name of Haman, the evil villain in the Purim the Purim the name of Haman, the evil villain in mentions hiss stamp their feet, twirl the listeners their groggers, story, meal with wine and a festive have we day On Purim and boo. masquerading. is also a time for . Purim lots of Hamantaschen the Megillah. up as characters from often dress Children with parties, Purim silly skits. carnivals and celebrate People , Mishloach Manot of giving custom is also a Purim There and friendsdishes or baskets of gifts and neighbors, to help the poor. funds that money is collected for FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG 8 B’shalom • • • • • The will benoslowing down in the coming month: thoughts they putinto this amazingday of learningandservice. I amasalways impressed by our students and the insightful words withwordsJewishfromtext. of King’s teaching andassociated his -8th grade to acomprehensive study service to our community. The 5th Firestations tofor thank them their later delivered to the local Police and Lasagnas whichwereassembling on approach to service learningby a connection between the teachings of MLK andcore Jewish Values. ANSHE EMETRELIGIOUSSCHOOL JOSEPH ANDBELLEBRAUN [email protected] Braun Anshe Emet Religious School Interim Principal, Joseph andBelle ORENSTEIN LAURIE GOLDBERG WE ARE:ANSHEEMET|LEARNERSSTUDENTS February 25: February 18: February 11: February 4: January 28: Richman at773-868-5122; [email protected]. All offsetting a portion ofoffsetting aportion the cost of Jewish summer camp org/ScholarshipApplication. Direct questions to Naomi encourages Jewish summer experiences for youth by Look for the application athttps://www.ansheemet. The Joseph andRuth Tumpeer ScholarshipFund

Camp ScholarshipInformation attendance. The scholarship isneed-based. submissions due by February 20,2018. Purim Celebration andCarnival No religious school;Presidents Day First Grade Family Program J2M(Journey to Mitzvot) 6thGrade 2ndGrade Family program it about teens” it JCFS Program “Teens, Drugs, andParenting: What is 4th Grade parent Brunch andLearn 8th grade collaborative visit with Temple Sholom hands- world. The 3rd and4thgraders took a contributeofcanbetterment to the the place) anddiscussedhow eachof us Tikkun Olam (making the world abetter JK-2nd Grade explored the concept of reflecting andacting. do. It was aspecialday of learning, exploredmust the workstill that we to our country andour world and discussed the impact that MLK made At every level, we read listened and Martin LutherMartin KingJr.; and3) to draw students; 2) to honor the legacy of Dr. age appropriate program for our goals of 1) to provide ameaningful age appropriate program all with the clergy developed three different special day. Our teachers, staff and on this approachlearning to the Luther KingJr. We took aninnovative remember andhonor the late Martin on January 14just in time for us to We returned to Religious School Dear Friends,

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We also plan to have direct direct have to also plan We 20. on March taking place primaries anticipation of the Democratic and Republican gubernatorial gubernatorial and Republican the Democratic anticipation of One important action you can take is to register to vote in vote to register to is take can you importantOne action can we work to ensure that the system works for all of us? all of for works the system that ensure to work we can we build bridges in our community to overcome prejudice? How How prejudice? overcome to community build bridges in our we of MLK and take them forward into the rest of the year? How can can How year? the of the rest into them forward take and MLK of As we look ahead to February, we ask: how can we take the lessons take we can how ask: we February, to ahead look we As Interest.” from ONE Northside entitled “Stories of Self” and “Values and Self- and “Values Self” of entitled “Stories ONE Northside from Week of Action. 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David Rabbi led by 1-7), (grades students (Welcoming Shabbat) service for older elementary school school elementary older for service Shabbat) (Welcoming discussion about inclusion at the spirited Kabbalat Shabbat Shabbat Kabbalat the spirited discussion about inclusion at Donni Aaron and Max Handelman, and engage in a Torah Torah and engage in a Handelman, and Max Aaron Donni family service for families with kids K and under, led by Rabbi Rabbi by led and under, with kids K families for service family highlights strong characters with disabilities at the young young the with disabilities at characters highlights strong p.m. with song and community! Hear a PJ Library story that that story a PJ Library Hear with song and community! p.m. and Inclusion Month bonanza! February 2 we gather at 5:45 at 5:45 gather we 2 bonanza! February Month and Inclusion Davening and Dinner is a PJ Library Jewish Disability Awareness Awareness Disability Jewish is a PJ Library Dinner and Davening FRIDAY NIGHT KABBALAT SHABBAT DAVENING AND DINNER DAVENING SHABBAT KABBALAT NIGHT FRIDAY Shabbat Kabbalat Friday First Family Anshe Emet February’s ANSHE EMET YOUNG FAMILIES FEBRUARY HAPPENINGS FEBRUARY FAMILIES YOUNG EMET ANSHE 10 FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG February 2018 No Religious School Discussion Awareness &Inclusion ELI Talk & 7:00 p.m.Jewish Disabilities 10:00 a.m.Hartman 8:30 a.m. 3 ADAR 10:00 a.m.Hartman 9:00 a.m.LittleBuilders 9:00 a.m.Judaism 101 9:00 a.m.Religious School 8:30 a.m. 26 SHEVAT 10:00 a.m.Hartman 9:15 a.m.J2M 9:00 a.m.LittleBuilders 9:00 a.m.Religious School 9:00 a.m.Judaism 101 Wide Wrap 8:30 a.m. 19 SHEVAT Sunday SHMUSY Play andPurim Carnival 10:00 a.m.Family Megillah Reading, 9:00 a.m.Judaism 101 9:00 a.m.Religious School 8:30 a.m. 10 ADAR WE ARE:ANSHEEMET Morning Minyan Morning Minyan World and Morning Minyan Morning Minyan 25 18 11 4 We are always addingnew events. For the most recent calendar Monday 4 ADAR 27 SHEVAT 20 SHEVAT 11 ADAR 8:30 a.m.Morning Minyan Closed Synagogue Office Presidents Day 7:00 p.m.Speaker: Avraham Infeld 7:00 p.m.Heritage Baking for College Connection 6:00 p.m.Sisterhood Hamantaschen 6:00 p.m.Hebrew 1.5 6:00 p.m.Hebrew 1.0 1:00 p.m.HaZaK 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan 7:00 p.m.Star andCrescent 7:00 p.m.Heritage 6:00 p.m.Hebrew 1.5 6:00 p.m.Hebrew 1.0 1:00 p.m.HaZaK 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan 7:00 p.m.Cardinal Bernardin Lecture 7:00 p.m.Heritage 6:00 p.m.Hebrew 1.5 6:00 p.m.Hebrew 1.0 1:00 p.m.HaZaK 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan listings, please visit www.ansheemet.org/calendarplease visit listings, 26 19 12 5 Tuesday 21 SHEVAT 5 ADAR 28 SHEVAT 12 ADAR WalkingGod with Sisterhood: Wine,Women,7:00 p.m. & TorahGesher 7:00 p.m. Trope 6:45 p.m.AESBasketball 7:45 a.m.Texton Tuesdays 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan WalkingGod with Sisterhood: Wine,Women,7:00 p.m. & TorahGesher 7:00 p.m. Trope 6:45 p.m.AESBasketball 7:45 a.m.Texton Tuesdays 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan & TorahGesher 7:00 p.m. Trope Novoselsky Presentation 6:30 p.m.Men’s Club:Brent 6:30 p.m.Connecting the Expecting 7:45 a.m.Texton Tuesdays 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan WalkingGod with Sisterhood: Wine,Women,7:00 p.m. & TorahGesher 7:00 p.m. Trope 6:45 p.m.AESBasketball 7:45 a.m.Texton Tuesdays 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan 20 27 13 6 Wednesday 22 SHEVAT 6 ADAR 29 SHEVAT 13 ADAR 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan 8:00 p.m.Kid’s Party 8:00 p.m.Cocktail Party/Silent Auction Reading (Malkov) 6:45 p.m.No Frills Ma’ariv/Megillah (Sanctuary) 6:30 p.m.Megillah Reading 6:20 p.m.Ma’ariv 5:45 p.m.Family Dinner 7:00 a.m.Morning Minyan Erev Purim 28 21 14 7 FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG 11 3 17 10 24 WE ARE: ANSHE EMET ANSHE ARE: WE Rose Crown Minyan Minyan Crown 9:30 a.m. Rose Shabbat 10:00 a.m. Shalom practice Choir Youth 10:00 a.m. Cong. 11:00 a.m. Ruach/Jr. 11:00 a.m. Shachar 12:00 p.m. Kiddush Mincha 1:15 p.m. Shabbat Youth Choir practice practice Choir Youth 10:00 a.m. Shabbat 10:00 a.m. Shalom Cong. 11:00 a.m. Ruach/Jr. 11:00 a.m. Shachar 12:00 p.m. Kiddush JBC Mincha; 1:15 p.m. Shabbat Naming practice Choir Youth 10:00 a.m. Shabbat 10:00 a.m. Shalom Cong. 11:00 a.m. Ruach/Jr. 11:00 a.m. Shachar 12:00 p.m. Kiddush Mincha 1:15 p.m. Shabbat Carnival Purim 9:00 p.m. SHMUSY Lock-in Shalom Shabbat Shabbat Shalom 10:00 a.m. Cong. 11:00 a.m. Ruach/Jr. 11:00 a.m. Shachar 12:00 p.m. Kiddush Mincha 1:15 p.m. Shabbat Awesome is 1:30 p.m. Shabbat Philosophy 1:15 p.m. Jewish Ablin Riley 5:00 p.m. Mincha: a Bat Mitzvah becomes Games Us 7:30 p.m. Something for Night Anshe Emet Synagogue. Anshe Emet Shevat-Adar 5778 Shevat-Adar 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. as a free service of of service 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. as a free Babysitting for children 18 months and older is 18 months and older children for Babysitting available in room 104 every Shabbat morning from morning from Shabbat 104 every in room available 2 ADAR 9 ADAR 18 SHEVAT 25 SHEVAT Shabbat Shekalim Shabbat 9:00 a.m. JBC Hashavuah 9:00 a.m. Parashat Service Morning 9:30 a.m. Shabbat & Awareness Disabilities with Jewish speaker Inclusion a Bar becomes Rosenberg Drew Mitzvah 24:18 21:1 - Exodus Torah: 30:11-16 Exodus (Mishpatim); - 12:17 II Kings 12:1 Haftarah: 9:00 a.m. JBC Hashavuah 9:00 a.m. Parashat Service Morning 9:30 a.m. Shabbat a Bat becomes Schmookler Shala Mitzvah 27:19 (Terumah); 25:1 - Exodus Torah: - 6:13 I Kings 5:26 Haftarah: Minyan Crown 9:30 a.m. Rose Zachor Shabbat Hashavuah 9:00 a.m. Parashat Service Morning 9:30 a.m. Shabbat a Bat becomes Colpoys Frances Mitzvah a Bat becomes Fleischmann Maddie Mitzvah 27:20 - 30:10 Exodus Torah: 25:17-19 Deuteronomy (Tetzaveh); I Samuel 15:2 - 15:34 Haftarah: Minyan Crown 9:30 a.m. Rose 9:00 a.m. Chai Mitzvah Hashavuah 9:00 a.m. Parashat Morning/ 9:30 a.m. Shabbat in Service Combined Crown Rose Sanctuary a Bar becomes Rafi Nagorsky Mitzvah 18:1 - 20:23 (Yitro) Exodus Torah: 6:1 - 7:6; 9:5 - 9:6 Isaiah Haftarah: practice Choir Youth 10:00 a.m. Saturday 2 9 16 23 5:16 p.m. 5:07 p.m. 5:07 4:58 p.m. 4:49 p.m. 4 4 4 4 Rosh Chodesh Adar Chodesh Adar Rosh Minyan 6:50 a.m. Morning w/Rabbi Torah of 8:45 a.m. Lerner’s Siegel Seventy 5:30 p.m. Celebrating Dinner Dinner and Service 5:30 p.m. JK&SK Service Evening 6:30 p.m. Shabbat Live: Anshe Emet 7:30 p.m. Seventy! Celebrating Minyan 7:00 a.m. Morning w/Rabbi Torah of 8:45 a.m. Lerner’s Siegel Service Evening 6:30 p.m. Shabbat Morning Minyan 7:00 a.m. Morning w/Rabbi Torah of 8:45 a.m. Lerner’s Siegel Service Evening 5:30 p.m. Shabbat Family Friday, 5:45 p.m. First Dinner by followed Services by followed Service, YAD 7:15 p.m. Dinner Minyan 7:00 a.m. Morning w/Rabbi Torah of 8:45 a.m. Lerner’s Siegel the Expecting 6:00 p.m. Connecting - Offsite Dinner Shabbat Are, 6:30 p.m. You As Shabbat Potluck by followed Service Minyan 6:30 p.m. Lakeview and Potluck

8 ADAR 1 ADAR 17 SHEVAT SHEVAT 24 Friday 1 8 15 22 7 ADAR Minyan 7:00 a.m. Morning School 4:15 p.m. Religious Writing 6:30 p.m. Adult Education University 6:30 p.m. Haggadah 6:45 p.m. AES Basketball 7:00 p.m. Exploring Talmud Next 7:00 p.m. Connect 7:00 p.m. Shireinu 7:30 p.m. Al Anon Rosh Chodesh Adar Chodesh Adar Rosh Minyan 6:50 a.m. Morning School 4:15 p.m. Religious House 5:15 p.m. Willow Writing 6:30 p.m. Adult Education University 6:30 p.m. Haggadah 6:45 p.m. AES Basketball 7:00 p.m. Exploring Talmud 7:00 p.m. Shireinu 7:30 p.m. Al Anon 30 SHEVAT 23 SHEVAT Minyan 7:00 a.m. Morning School 4:15 p.m. Religious Writing 6:30 p.m. Adult Education University 6:30 p.m. Haggadah 6:45 p.m. AES Basketball 7:00 p.m. Exploring Talmud 7:00 p.m. Shireinu 7:30 p.m. Al Anon Morning Minyan 7:00 a.m. Morning School 4:15 p.m. Religious Writing 6:30 p.m. Adult Education University 6:30 p.m. Haggadah Club Book 6:45 p.m. Sisterhood 7:00 p.m. Talmud Exploring 7:00 p.m. Shireinu 7:30 p.m. Al Anon Thursday 16 SHEVAT 12 FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG their contact information. list eachschool year soprevious need participants to resubmit to signup astudent for the next package. We compile anew email to [email protected]. It’s never too late name, your student’s name,fullcollege mailingaddress and Jewish traditions several times per academic year. Send your at school. We mailmeaningful,interesting and funreminders of Help Anshe Emet keep in touch with your student while away COLLEGE CONNECTION PROGRAMS member. Lynne can bereached [email protected]. vice president, programming vice president or general board the positionsof president, treasurer, secretary, membership Committee Chair to self nominate or nominate someonefor and board members. Pleasecontact Lynne Schatz,Nomination Sisterhood Board. Nominations are being taken for officers The Anshe Emet Sisterhood isseekingnominations to the SISTERHOOD NOMINATIONS OPEN those who have paidSIsterhood duesor greatly reduced! women in the community, many of our programs are free for Paying Sisterhood Dues hasanadvantage! While open to all have paidSisterhood duesand$36for those who have not. Cost for this series which includes is$30 wine anddessert who Rebecca for the next WWW series. with afocus onModern Jewish Thought. We are thrilled to have a M.A.from the Divinity Schoolat the from Princeton University, aM.Ed. from DePaul University, and educational settings.Rebecca received aB.A.inJewish Studies in the Chicago area. andhas taught ina variety of Jewish Rebecca Minkus-Lieberman isacommunal Jewish educator realized life. lives, we will examine the essentialsearch to live afulland of wholeness inrelationship. Through astudy of these ancient comes face to face andseeksasensewith lossandheartache another, assisters, and to their shared husband,Jacob. Each love andpersonalfulfillment through their relationships to one will delve into the ways in which Rachel andLeah struggle for a closestudy of the Torah text andsupplementary readings, we web of relationships between Rachel, Leah, andJacob. Through Minkus-Lieberman. In this class, we will explore the complex Completion inthelives of Rachel, Leah, andJacob, withRebecca Passionate Yearnings: Love, Loss, andtheSearch for FEBRUARY 13,20, AND 27 NEXTTHE WOMEN, WINE ONAND WALKINGGOD, WITH participate, [email protected]. of the morningservice in the mainSanctuary. If interested to the guidance of the Anshe Emet clergy, women will leadallparts Sisterhood sponsored kiddushlunchonMarch 10, 2018.Under Mark your calendars for the Sisterhood Shabbat service and SISTERHOOD SHABBAT ANSHE EMETSISTERHOOD WE ARE:ANSHEEMET|ENGAGED The Arthur andPerle Malkin The Arthur is generously supported by is generously supported Anshe EmetProgrammingAnshe Center Life forJewish

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Unfolding inagraveyard over the course of a George Saundersdelivers hismost original, transcendent, and Thursday, February 1: welcome new members.` 8:45 p.m.Rachel Jacobsohn continues to beour facilitator. We congestion in the parkinglot. The new times are from 6:45- 2018. We have slightly altered our starting time to avoid the The Sisterhood scheduled three sessionsfor the first half of BOOK CLUB look for Sisterhood under Programs. Check for upcoming notices andevents atwww.AnsheEmet.org; Religious Schoolisinsession. The Gift Shop isopen Sundays, 9:00a.m. to 12:00p.m., when GIFT SHOP notation Night Ministry. com. Sisterhood, 3760 NPine Grove, Chicago,IL 60613, with the Janine Landow-Esser to volunteer or donate. Janine811@gmail. their mealservice with the Night Ministry this year. Contact Happy New Year! The Night Ministry volunteers will continue made the holidays brighter for the clientsof the Night Ministry. Thank you to allour generous donorsand volunteers who THE NIGHT MINISTRY email Helene Greenwald [email protected]. gmail.com. For information aboutMonday Night Mah Jongg program, pleasecontact Helene Greenwald athgreenwa@ If you are interested incoordinating the Sisterhood’s Mah Jongg SISTERHOOD MONDAY NIGHT MAHJONGG Sisterhood to the first meeting, February 1,2018. Please bring this form andcheck madeout to Anshe Emet Phone (Home/cell) ______e-mail (please printclearly) ______Address ______Name ______payable to Anshe Emet Sisterhood for $90. participate in the three sessions.Ihave enclosed acheck made ___ Iamnot amember of the Sisterhood andplan to made payable to Anshe Emet Sisterhood for $75. participate in the three discussions.Ihave enclosedacheck ___I ama2017-2018 Sisterhood member andplan to Sisterhood Book Discussion Group: Winter/Spring 2018 The award-winning andinternationally acclaimed To theEnd of theLand now gives usasearing A Horse Walked into aBar, David Lincoln intheBardo, George Saunders. Elizabeth Cline,Communications FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG 13 WE ARE: ANSHE EMET | ENGAGED | EMET ANSHE ARE: WE e-mail changed? 773-868-5126. Thank you! Please let us know by calling the synagogue office at the synagogue office calling by Please let us know Has your address, phone number or or phone number address, Has your Brian R. Grossman, PhD, ScM; [email protected] [email protected] ScM; PhD, R. Grossman, Brian KEHILLA KEDOSHA COMMITTEE KEDOSHA KEHILLA in participated Saul alongside Griffen we February, Last Awareness Disability Jewish honor to panel a Shabbat the declared Siegel Michael Rabbi Month. and Inclusion that is a community creating to commitment synagogue’s their with disabilities and to people and affirming welcoming Jewish celebrate to prepares the synagogue As families. is instructive again, it Month and Inclusion Awareness Disability worked has community Emet Anshe the on how reflect to are what activities year, the last over inclusion greater toward planning for are we and how celebration, year’s this planned for future. the in community inclusive a more Elesheva by co-led committee volunteer is a Kedosha Kehilla Anshe the how to understand Aaron Rabbi Donni and Soloff for and inclusive welcoming be more can community Emet year, the last Over families. their disabilities and with people on planning and implementing worked has the committee include: Highlights this goal. to in service strategies many needs assessment a congregant designing and launching that ushers a guide for and distributing developing survey; print large supports (e.g., access available outlines currently and designating Kim Carter hearing devices); siddurs; assistive for requests and access accommodation the point person for as members and guests. Anshe Emet self-advocates for has arranged Kedosha Kehilla February, In Anshe Emet the to speak to Innings Extra Milt’s from as a Jewish with disability experiences their about community the front in cases the display one of Additionally, person. with disabilities people for will highlight organizations hallway of many area, Chicagoland the in here families their and hope We community. the Jewish with exclusively work which and these speakers hear to the sanctuary will join us in you time during some case the display in the resources out check people to community welcoming being a of the month. Part awareness is a general families their with disabilities and to working with organizations and familiarity resources of participation. community enhance discussed have Kedosha Kehilla members of As a committee, accessible ensure to work guide our values Jewish how Emet Anshe an inclusive and foster experiences synagogue their with disabilities and that includes people - one community programmatic both promote to seeks work future Our families. of the number will help increase that change and cultural and Anshe Emet with disabilities at individuals and families and ritual life participation in social, lifecycle their facilitate ASL-interpreted more offer to hope We the synagogue. in opportunities for training expand and services, programs with on supporting students school educators religious people for access of forms various that disabilities, and ensure in synagogue considered are families their with disabilities and to encourage ways to find we hope Broadly, planning efforts. with disabilities with, and about people by, conversations in just not community, Anshe Emet the in families their and but year-round. February MEN’S CLUB CLUB MEN’S t Club Presiden Balik, Men’s Barry “Ali: A Life”-- the first complete, unauthorized biography biography unauthorized complete, the first Life”-- A “Ali:

without you. me in shul with any questions or concerns. We are incomplete incomplete are We concerns. or questions with any me in shul check our Facebook page, Anshe Emet Men’s Club, or talk to to talk Club, or Men’s Anshe Emet page, Facebook our check You always may contact us at [email protected], us at [email protected], contact may always You programs. with great Jewish comrades for an exciting weekend of Jewish Jewish of weekend an exciting for comrades Jewish with great soon. This is a great opportunity to make and spend time time and spend make to opportunity This is a great soon. Registration and event details will be available will be available details and event 18. Registration to 16 March Starved Rock State Park for the regional retreat weekend on on weekend retreat the regional for Park State Rock Starved FJMC Midwest Region ventures to to ventures Region the FJMC Midwest ends as The fun never myshopify.com/pages/man-youth-of-the-year-info Additional information may be obtained at: midwestregionfjmc. be obtained may information Additional register-for-man-youth-of-the-year-event-chicago register-for-man-youth-of-the-year-event-chicago may register at: midwestregionfjmc.myshopify.com/products/ register may by February 28 or $45 if registered after February 28. You You 28. February after registered $45 if 28 or February by the Year. The cost for the awards dinner is $36 if registered registered is $36 if dinner the awards for The cost Year. the Chicagoland USY, will be sharing in the honors as our Youth of of Youth the honors as our will be sharing in USY, Chicagoland Club Man of the Year. Michael Rubin, Regional President of of President Regional Rubin, Michael Year. the of Club Man selected by our Men’s Club Board as our Anshe Emet Men’s Men’s Anshe Emet as our Club Board Men’s our by selected I am very pleased to announce that I have been been that I have announce to pleased very 11. I am March Congregation Beth Shalom in Northbrook at 4:30 p.m. on on at 4:30 p.m. Northbrook in Beth Shalom Congregation be holding its annual Man and Youth of the Year event at at event Year the of Youth and be holding its annual Man The Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs Midwest Region will will Region Clubs Midwest Men’s Jewish of The Federation all of your Passover wine needs. Watch for registration details. registration for Watch wine needs. Passover your all of early March. This is your chance to learn about and take care of of care take learn about and to chance your This is March. early will be held again in will be held again in Park Lincoln at Binny’s evening ordering Men’s Club Passover Wine Tasting and wine- and Tasting Wine Club Passover annual Men’s Our donation. donation. Fund. Your $20 fee includes admission, kosher pizza, beer, and and pizza, beer, includes admission, kosher $20 fee Your Fund. the B’nai B’rith Sports Lodge High School Athletes Scholarship Scholarship Athletes School High the B’nai B’rith Sports Lodge in the NFL. Proceeds from this event will be designated for for will be designated this event from the NFL. Proceeds in who grew up in Skokie. Brent will talk about his 7-year career career his 7-year about talk will Brent up in Skokie. who grew --a nice local Jewish guy guy Jewish local --a nice Novoselsky Brent by presentation as Men’s Club will be hosting a a will be hosting Club 6, as Men’s February evening, Tuesday on Tuesday sports figure will be hearing about another We morning. this mitzvah with Men’s Clubs all over the world on the same the same on world the Clubs all over with Men’s this mitzvah also is a special opportunity because you will be engaging in will be engaging in you because also is a special opportunity opportunity because quantities are limited. World Wide Wrap Wrap Wide World limited. quantities are because opportunity the partial subsidy provided by your Men’s Club. Don’t miss this this miss Club. Don’t Men’s your by provided the partial subsidy to purchase tefillin at a substantially discounted price due to to due price discounted at a substantially tefillin purchase to complements of Men’s Club. This also is a special opportunity a special opportunity This also is Club. Men’s of complements tefillin, followed by morning minyan and a light breakfast— morning minyan by followed tefillin, history and instruction about about instruction and history Wide Wrap: our annual World On February 4 at 8:00 a.m. Men’s Club once again will host will host again Club once a.m. Men’s 4 at 8:00 February On March newsletter. newsletter. March acclaim. I will have more to say about this evening in our our in this evening about say to more have will I acclaim. The book already has received much critical much critical has received already The book Ali. Muhammad of book, success. How could it not be when Jonathan discusses his new discusses his new when Jonathan be it not could How success. congregant and best-selling author, Jonathan Eig, was a huge a huge was Eig, Jonathan author, and best-selling congregant our program on January 16, a special presentation by fellow fellow by 16, a special presentation on January program our another outstanding year of Men’s Club events. I am sure that that I am sure Club events. Men’s of year outstanding another Emet Men’s Club is off to a great start toward making 2018 2018 making toward start to a great Club is off Men’s Emet am quite confident, though, that our award-winning Anshe Anshe award-winning that our though, confident, am quite this article for our February newsletter in early January. I I January. in early newsletter February our this article for As usual, due to printing deadline constraints I am writing writing I am deadline constraints printing to due As usual,

AWARD-WINNING AWARD-WINNING MENSCHEN/MENTION 14 FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG fulfill these mitzvot,fulfill these together. We look forward to welcoming allof you to Anshe Emet when we • • • • • • • • Our wish list includes the following: donate so that we don’t have duplication. items on your behalf. Pleaseletmeknow what you would like to Weisberg or me to make adonationand we will purchase the rather not purchase oneof these items, pleasecontact Mimi our “wishlist” NEW items to beincludedin the auction.If you’d and this year, we are asking you to consider purchasing any of by the CHUSY region. Each year we request items for donation our USY chapter, getssentinto butaportion the charity selected silent auction. The fundscollected go inpart to not only support the poor which we do through our fundscollected inour Purim children’s party. The last mitzvah isproviding monetary gifts to given to our folks and the feast, our superbcocktail party and mitzvah of providing food through the Mishloach Manot bags of reading the Megillah. The synagogue helps to alsofulfill the togethermitzvotperform to the Families, young andoldcoming demographics of our shul. of allages,andfrom allage beautiful sight with congregants At Anshe Emet, Purimisa we are planningfor Purim! Light andLatkes party andnow Hanukkah with our massive yesterday we werecelebrating calendar anditseemedlike is the tool important most A synagogue programmer’s THE MITZVOT OFPURIM WE ARE:ANSHEEMET|COMMUNITY or [email protected] or . Names will bekept on Cedar Point Passes Airplane tickets Vacation Rentals MemorabiliaSports Theater Tickets Kitchen equipment Stroller Car Seat If you would like to have anameplaced on the misheberach (prayer for healing) list, please contact Antoinette Nunez at the list for two weeks only, requested. unlessotherwise Anshe EmetProgrammingAnshe by isgenerously supported Misheberach list information The Arthur andPerle Center Malkin Life forJewish The Arthur Director of Engagement and The Malkin Family Program Director [email protected] AMY KARP on hisrecent passing. Rebecca, Marc, Adam, Rachel, Josh, Zev, Henry, Elodieand Adina, Liskin andMichael (Rebecca) Liskin; cherishedgreat uncleof Luban, Judy (Aaron) GadielandDanny (Lindsey) Lauri Hartman, (Pat) andEvelyn Hartman (Saul) Liskin;dear uncle of Ann (Mike) The family of beloved I.Hartman, Herbert brother of Marshall Raina, Daphne, Carly, Naomi andLogan, onhisrecent passing. Goldstein andLea Steinberg; fond great-grandfather of Hazel, Levi, (Jodie), David Galinsky (Sivan), BenSteinberg, Tyler Goldstein, Jason (Carrie), Paul Elsberg (Lindsay Hagy), Dana Galinsky, Brian Elsberg and Scott Goldstein (Terri); loving grandfather of Jeremy Elsberg (Larry), Galinsky Daryl (Dennis), Candice Goldstein (Abe Steinberg) The family of Alvin Goldstein, devoted father of Marla Elsberg Stellner, onher recent passing. Perkins, andRebecca Esser; devoted great-grandmother of Emelia Erica Esser, Ashley Libit,Caroline Esser, ElizabethEsser, Audrey Esser; andJay (See-Tarn Woon) Esser; beloved grandmother of Dr. Landow-Esser) Esser, Joni (Paul Stuart) Esser-Stuart; James (Jane) The family of Anneliese Esser, cherishedmother of Jeffrey (Janine on her recent passing. Henry Stein-Krause, Rabbi Jennifer Krause andStephanie Krause, (Michael Krause) Stein; loving grandmother of Eve Stein-Krause, The family of Mary “Ginger” Stein, beloved mother of Phoebe in-law of Beverly Handelman, onhisrecent passing. of Ari andLiam;dear brother of Joanne Sterling; cherished brother loving father of Adam (Libby) andMarc (Sarah); adored grandfather The family of Charles“Chip” Smoler, beloved husbandof Carol; of Myles andNoah, onhisrecent passing. Alison, Zachary, Sam,Sarah andDanny; proud great-grandfather and James; adored grandfather of Michael (Brooke), Joseph (Dana), Harriet; loving father of Mark (Judy), Jon (Deborah), Tony (Ellen) The family of Ernest A. “Ernie” Karmin, beloved husbandof Dubnow, onhisrecent passing. Rochelle; loving father of Victoria, devoted brother inlaw of Merle The family of Professor Joseph Aschheim, beloved husbandof grandfather of Rose, Simon, and Arlo, onhisrecent passing. Stacey Zolt (Bryan) Hara andJordan (Diane) Stein; cherishedgreat (Frederick) Stein andIlyse (Richard) Levy; proud grandfather of The family of Leonard S.Powell, loving father of Andrea Roberta, onhisrecent passing. Michael; dear brother of Natalie Newman; dear brother inlaw of Basso Gold); proud grandfather of Lucy, Matthew, CeCe, and loving father of Judy Gold(Dan Kotcher) andRobert Gold(Teresa The family of Norman M.Gold,beloved husbandof Barbara; her recent passing. cherished great grandmother of Talia, Perla, Jonah andElijah,on (Matthew) Seidner, Brad Lazarus, Ana LailaandCamilloMosak; (Ron) LazarusandEsther Mosak; proud grandmother of Jennifer The family of Leah “Lonia” Mosak, loving mother of Doris Julie Kaplan andJamie Katseff, onhisrecent passing. and Terry Schwartz, stepfather of Jonathan andDavid Glossberg, G. Schwartz, devoted father of Jo Ann Schwartz Woodward (John) The family of Edward Harold Schwartz, loving husbandof Trudy in-law of Rabbi Dr. Jerold Isenberg, onher recent passing. (Yudel) Mayefsky, Aliza Silverstein, andMarsha Lerer, andmother- Ginsparg andDr. Harvey Debofsky, devoted mother of Dr. Jay The family of Florence Mayefsky, fondsister of Mrs. Elise OUR SINCERESTCONDOLENCESTO... Erin Drever. grandson, Proudof grandparents, birth their Gailand Dan Goldenonthe Briskman. and Ari their grandson, Murphy Benjamin Briskman.Parents are Stephani Proud grandparents, Marla andRickey Briskman on ofthe birth HEARTFELT CONGRATULATIONS TO ... SIMAN TOV U’MAZALTOV: Samuel Howard Golden.Parents are Josh Goldenand May their memory befor a blessing FEBRUARY 2018 | SHEVAT-ADAR 5778 | WWW.ANSHEEMET.ORG 15

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Thank simcha. their celebrate they Jeffrey Keisler Jeffrey The - Mitzvah Bar with Jesse’s work Gell Family Schwartz The - Mitzvah Bar with Jesse’s work Gell Family The - Mitzvah Bar with Jesse’s work Gell Family Nelson & Gerald Cynthia In memory of: memory In &ROCHELLE ELSTEIN: Elana Elstein WEISS-WEIL NAOMI Norton & Christine Jonathan Silver & Joanne Gregg of: honor In your thanks for With great JESSE GELL: In memory of: memory In & Sharon SEYMOUR GOLDBERG: Samuel RABBI D’ROR CHANKIN-GOULD Norton & Christine Jonathan of: honor In your thanks for With great JESSE GELL: of: memory In MESH: Belle Gordon SHAEL RUSSO RABBI DAVID Bennett & Merav Jake Krueger & Erin Aaron Norton & Christine Jonathan Pincus & Michael Laura Rose Brad of: honor In your thanks for With great JESSE GELL: NELSON: RUBIN & JENNIFER ZACHARY Silver & Joanne RUSSO: Gregg LEOR Benjamin & Carol Mackoff Benjamin & Carol Wechter & Deb Carl Pietrzak Schwartz Samuel & Sharon Gabay & Joelle Shuman Howard Weininger & Susan Michael WE ARE: ANSHE EMET | SUPPORTERS | EMET ANSHE ARE: WE FUNDS CLERGY DISCRETIONARY DISCRETIONARY CLERGY Adam Braun & Naomi Shapiro & Naomi Braun Adam Anita Shore & Dreyfuss Stanley Lachman & Ronald Eagle Jamie Bernstein & Henry Heydeman Lizzy Beth Horwitz work with Jesse’s Bar Mitzvah - The GellThe - Mitzvah Bar with Jesse’s work Family Silver Joanne work with Jesse’s Bar Mitzvah - The GellThe - Mitzvah Bar with Jesse’s work Family Balik for older teens 17-18 who are graduates graduates who are 17-18 teens older for Teen Camp. Firefly of of comprised is staff Camp Firefly school graduate students, college psychologists, workers, social students, life different from and educators speech-language pathologists, one all have who and backgrounds religions interests, experiences, teens and with children working to a commitment thing in common: camp staff to Applications setting. with social disabilities in a camp basis. on a rolling and reviewed accepted are beto process the application begin to or information, more For or (855-275-5237) 855-ASK-JCFS call a counselor, or a camper AnnLuban@ at Ann Luban Liaison JCFS Anshe Emet your contact at 847-745-5420. or jcfs.org HAZZAN ALBERTO HAZZAN ALBERTO MIZRAHI of: honor In Becker & Eve Adams Bruce ADAMS: SASHA your thanks for With great JESSE GELL: & Gregg MIZRAHI: ALBERTO HAZZAN GRETEL & RUDY SIMON SIMON & RUDY GRETEL FUND HOLOCAUST Vogel & Steve Evelyn S. SIEGEL RABBI MICHAEL Glick & Nancy Larry Norton & Christine Jonathan Poticha & Patty Stuart Schwartz L & Marcy Simon Daniel Stephen & Daphna Rob of: honor In Becker & Eve Adams Bruce ADAMS: SASHA your thanks for With great JESSE GELL: of: memory In Balik & Marlene Barry BALIK: CARL Keisler ROCHELLE ELSTEIN: Elana & Jeffrey & Marlene SEYMOUR GOLDBERG: Barry Horwich Joy HORWICH: HERBERT MESH: Belle Gordon SHAEL Camp Firefly Community Resources [email protected], 773-868-5123, for more information. more for 773-868-5123, [email protected], Aaronson, Gayle Anderson, Lois Berry, Berry, Anderson, Lois Gayle Aaronson, Joy Associates, & Forman Gibbons Don Shapriro Lufrano, & Joan Ned Horwich, Cheryl Zachariah Kaplan Coquillette Cassell-Serxner & Cathy Serxner Ginsburgh Alice Klein White McNaughtin-Sulkin Hauselman NESHA BAT WOLF: Emilia Kaydanovsky Emilia WOLF: BAT NESHA Simon & Pam BERNSTEIN: David SHIRLEY Wendt Bejamin & Jamie FREEMAN: JOAN Gary Jim GARY: FRANK Lufrano & Joan S. GOLD: Ned GEORGE Isenberg NORMAN GOLD: Judy Donald & SEYMOUR GOLDBERG: Julia Grauer & Diane Stuart GRAUER: GEORGE & Gail Golden Daniel HARLTMANN: WALTER KAPLAN:& Zachariah Brian MURRAY Donald & Marla KATSOVITZ: EDWARD Brant MRS. LILLIAN KATZENBOGEN: Goldstein Susan MOISHE LENOW: Levitin STEVE LEVITIN: Kathy & GINSBURGH: Steve IRWIN LEVY; SARAH Malkin & Katherine PERLE S MALKIN: Judd Goldstein MENDELL: Susan PAULA Fran Klein & Mary ANN MYERSON: Michael Sobel Lynne PAVIAN: FLORENCE Rubin Arnold & Kimberly RUBIN: MARTHA Thomas & Linda BERNARD SCHWARTZ: Schahet Gary EDDIE SCHWARTZ: SHAPIRO: Don Shapiro DAVID Kaplan & Sherry MORRIS SHAPIRO: Barry Nelsen Judith SKLOOT: MARVIN Anonymous SMITH: I. “Al” ABRAHAM Sobel SOBEL: Lynne GERALD Weininger & Susan Michael SOBEL: ROBERT Stepen & Daphna STEPEN: Rob BARBARA Levin Norman TURETZKY: ETHEL Tvishor TVISHOR: Asya VALERIY LINDA J KARNO GESHER J KARNO GESHER LINDA EDUCATION PROGRAM, ADULT of: honor In & Shelly Sulkin KARNO: Mark MARK Horwich Joy SCHWARTZ: NEIL MOLLIE DUBIN ENGLISH WORKSHOP of: memory In SEYMOUR GOLDBERG: Martin & Lois happy to send a commemoration card to the recipient from the synagogue. from the recipient to card send a commemoration to happy Contributions listed are those received from December 4, 2017 - January 8, 2018. 4, 2017 - January December from those received are listed Contributions WE APPRECIATE YOUR THOUGHTFULNESS YOUR WE APPRECIATE Contributions may be made by calling 773-868-5152, www.ansheemet.org/donate or by mail. Please contact Mimi Weisberg, Weisberg, Mimi Please contact mail. by or www.ansheemet.org/donate 773-868-5152, calling be made by may Contributions GENERAL DONATIONS DONATIONS GENERAL Anshe Emet Synagogue is grateful for your philanthropic support. Please give a contribution of $18 or more per tribute and we will be we and tribute per more $18 or of a contribution support. Please give philanthropic your for is grateful Synagogue Anshe Emet Phyllis Friedstein Gelles Friedstein Phyllis Gayle Arlen Gayle Corporation Household, JJ Hirschle, Household, Corporation Robyn Robbins, Celeste Novick, Emily Alzate & Juan Tavel Reva Falk Reva Sherry Rosenblum Rosenblum Sherry Miriam Aronin Miriam Jane Lippow Jane Larisa Kenen MAURICE ARON: Chuck & Sara Aron & Sara ARON: Chuck MAURICE ASHER: IRWIN Asher Ira K. Bell BELL: Nina “JACK” EDWIN Berkowitz Paul ANNE BERKOWITZ: Freed FREED: Paulette MAYER Gelles & ESTHER FRIEDSTEIN: Larry ETHEL ADLER: Arbetman Sylvia ETHEL Harris & Betty Edward ATLAS: JACOB & Zimmerman ARLEN: Corey MONROE LIBBY MAGES: Joy Horwich Joy MAGES: LIBBY YAHRZEIT Beth Halevy of: memory In ILANA SHIRA ISENSTEIN: Bridgitt Montijo ISENSTEIN: Bridgitt SHIRA ILANA Zaban CHILDREN: Ruth THE ZABAN of: memory In SEYMOUR Assured GOLDBERG: NORMAN GOLD: Marjorie & Stephen Kulp & Stephen NORMAN GOLD: Marjorie & Jack BRIAN & SHAINAH HOROWITZ: Fjoralba Bega Fjoralba Harris Jeffrey Women Jewish of Council National Schneiderman & Natalie Todd of: honor In ABRAHAM I. “AL” SMITH: Gary Smith & Smith SMITH: Gary I. “AL” ABRAHAM FUND SYNAGOGUE DAVID WOLF: Jennifer & Douglas Wolf & Douglas Jennifer WOLF: DAVID of: memory In Lippow SEYMOUR GOLDBERG: Jane Ellen Soren SCHWARTZ: EDWARD & Schwartz SINGERMAN: David JOEL MR. TAL & RABBI ANNA LEVIN ROSEN: ROSEN: LEVIN ANNA & RABBI TAL MR. SUSTAINING FUND SUSTAINING of: honor In Miller Gary STAFF: ANSHE EMET & Elena Kamel IRENE CAMINER: Perry Gell & Lindsey JESSE GELL: Jeff & Dan & BENJAMIN LAVIE: MARGOT session for teens 14-16 and Firefly Next Step, a three week sessionweek three a Step, Next and Firefly 14-16 teens session for Camp Firefly offers one week sessions for kids 9-14, a two week two a 9-14, kids for sessions week one offers Camp Firefly in Lake Delton, Wisconsin. Wisconsin. 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Everything who may have difficulty connecting with peers and navigating with peers and connecting difficulty have who may a supportive, welcoming community for children and teens and children for community welcoming a supportive, therapeutic summer camp for kids aged 9-18. 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Join us as we celebrate the birthday of Hazzan Alberto Mizrahi who along with the State of Israel is: Celebrating Seventy! February 16, 2018, 5:30 p.m. Anshe Emet Synagogue

Join us for a delicious Greek inspired Shabbat dinner and birthday celebration for Hazzan Alberto Mizrahi, followed by a special Anshe Emet Live experience! Anshe Emet requests any gifts made in honor of Hazzan Mizrahi’s birthday be directed to the Shifra and Zev Karkomi Music Fund. Cost: $36 per person To register and donate, visit: https://tinyurl.com/celebratingseventy Contact Mimi Weisberg for more information at 773-868-5123; [email protected]

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