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Bulletin December 2018/5779 a Welcoming Community A welcoming community of Jewish life, worship & learning www.tbanj.org Bulletin December 2018/5779 Details on page 7 LIFE CYCLE EVENTS As of November 26, 2018 MAZEL TOV Shari & Steven Miller, daughter, Madison, becoming a Bat Mitzvah Sara & Jeffrey Grabelle, daughter, Sophie, becoming a Bat Mitzvah Amy & Kenneth Nelson, daughter, Jemma, becoming a Bat Mitzvah Samantha & David Heskett, daughter, Jamie, becoming a Bat Mitzvah Michelle & Brandon Tepper, son, Ryan, becoming a Bar Mitzvah Deborah & Gregg Jacob, daughter, Daniella, becoming a Bat Mitzvah Diane & Jerry Jacob, granddaughter, Daniella, becoming a Bat Mitzvah Marcy & Jon Dakss, son, Miles, becoming a Bar Mitzvah Marcy & Jon Dakss, daughter, Sydney, becoming a Bat Mitzvah Ruth Ross, granddaughter, Abigail Ryan Nengel, becoming a Bat Mitzvah Tina Greenberg, grandson, Zachary Rosen, becoming a Bar Mitzvah JoAnn & Steven Lee, on the engagement of their daughter, Rachel Lee to Zachary DeVisser Shelly Gelbman, on the birth of her new great-granddaughter, Stella Elizabeth Nigro Joel Gelbman, on the birth of his new great-granddaughter, Stella Elizabeth Nigro Emily Fried, on the birth of her new grandson, Cameron Charles Fried Debby & Ira Gordon, on the birth of their new grandson, Gordon Bastion Bleck Adria & Mark Rolnik, on the birth of their new grandson, Theodore Stanley Miller CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF Arlene Bookbinder mother, Edith Levin Nancy Dinar mother, Mickey Baroff Coleman Leff wife, Leila Leff Larry Leff mother, Leila Leff Lynn Uiberall son, Michael Uiberall Pat Sebold husband, Burt Sebold Stuart Abelson father, Lester Abelson Vicki Halper father, Walter Kreisberg Steven Perlman father, Norman Perlman Ron Silver mother, Sondra Silver Jonathon Farron mother, Sandra Farron Bernice Garbade mother, Olga Feuer 2 TBA ANNUAL GIVING PARTNERS IN LEADERSHIP 2018-2019 We thank you in advance for your participation in TBA’s Annual Giving program. Let’s ALL support Temple B’nai Abraham together and be Partners in Leadership! Pledge payments are due by February 28, 2019. Merle H. Kalishman Chair: TBA Annual Giving—Partners in Leadership Committee Julie Silbermann, Chair, Development Committee As of November 27, 2018 President’s Circle Sandy & Stephen Greenberg Dr. Alyce Sands Miller Barbara & Warren Klein Randi & Marc Berson Lesley & Neil Greenstein Helene & David Mintz Karen & David Klugman Charles M. Greef & Shawn Lech Randi & Greg Jeddis Christine & Jeremy Neuer Antoinette & Michael Koenig Susan & Alan Hammer Ellen & Peter Klein Beth & John Schachtel Arlene & Dan Kollin Sherry & Robert Lieb Karyn Klein Mindy & Greg Scheier Bobbi & Barry Kolton Leslie & Jay Mayesh Susan & Richard Kogan Adrienne & Stan Schwartz Jessica & Jay Kooper Sandi & Mark Rosenbaum Patricia & Frank Kolodny Elaine & Stanley Shapiro Richard Kosson Sara-Ann & Robert Sanders Jacqueline & Ira Kopito Lynn & Bruce Schonbraun Alyssa & Avery Kranz Julie & M. Steven Silbermann Harriet & Marvin Kirschner Harvey & Frances Sonnenberg Jill & Brett Krasnove Maya & David Silbermann Robin & Jeffrey Kollin Bonnie & Harrison Sterling Beth & Claude Krause Trudy & Fred Slater Michael Lewis Honi & Bennett Wasserman Bette & Stan Kurzweil Ellen & Richard Lincer Staci & Glen Weiss Esther Laufman Torah Circle Ellen & Scott Loventhal Marjorie Yonteff Debbi & Max Lebersfeld Deborah & Scott Berger Judy & Eric Perlmutter Marjie & Scott Zucker Andrea & Larry Leff Bernice & Kenneth Garbade Marian & David Rocker Scott Levy Ellen & David Hyman David Rodin Circle of Friends Ilena & Paul Lieberman Sheila & Lester Kalisher Barbara & Michael Rosenbaum Phyllis & Barry Becker Debbie & Wayne Locke Jane & Alan Mark Ruth Ross Lory & Rick Bernstein Evi Meinhardt Marcy & Mark Schwartz Ginny & Jeff Roth Karen & Frank Bisk Dr. Ronald Meyers Ethel & Bob Singer Andrew Salz & Nyssa Reine-Salz Joel Bornstein Cynthia R Pfeffer, M.D. Ellen & Barry Wagenberg Linda & John Schupper Louise Buchbinder Art & Brandi Podnos Bunny & Stephen Schwartz Leonard Cohen Sandy & David Posner 1853 Society Terry & Ken Starr Allyn & Larry Cooper Nancy & Scott Ritch Suzanne & Saul Berkowitz Christine & Wayne Strassman Steve Delman Karen & Steven Rockoff Nancy & Ken Bernstein Myrna & Marvin Wertheimer Donna & Marc Ellenbogen Lori & Peter Rosenbaum Joni & Alan Cohen Helen Farber Marilyn Rosenbaum Isabella & Joshua Fiske Mitzvah Circle Sharon & Larry Feinsod Renee & Edward Rosenthal Susan & Bruce Greene Robin & Richard Bernstein Annette & Herb Feldman Enid & Fred Rothman Merle & Martin Kalishman Andrea & Philip Bershad Marsha & Steven Fiske Anita & Allan Rubinstein Eileen & Jeffrey Klein Arlene & Richard Bookbinder Rheda & Raymond Folkman Geri & Milt Schaeffer ShariEve & Mark Meller Elizabeth Buchbinder Joyce & Bruce Freeman Jay Scharer Eileen & Marc Mellman Renee & Jeffrey Cohen Jamie & Brian Geltzeiler Luba & Mark Schonwetter Ruth Dolinko Evelyn & Amos Gern Abby & Barry Silverman Rabbi’s Circle Barbara Drench Denice & Arnold Gerst Sivia & Philip Snow Jaryn & Ronnie Bloom Jane & Howard Ehrenkranz Barbara & Mark Gersten Diane & Ira Starr Lucy & Joe Borg Cathy & Bruce Fischberg Debbie & Carey Gertler Arlene & Herb Tarutz Terry & Denis Bovin Andrea & Scott Gillman Richard Goldsmith Debbie & Glenn Turtletaub Nancy & Richard Dinar Barbara Gottesman Bonnie & Keith Gurland Marilyn Wald Nancy & Bob Eskow Fran & Mitch Handman Madeline & Harold Hoffman Allison & Jonathan Wasserstein Iris Fisher Jayne & James Jacoby Susan Stark & Peter Jackowitz Phyllis Weingarten Caren & Herb Ford Cindy & Shawn Klein Deborah & Gregg Jacob Judith & Amnon Weinstock Bethellen & Kenneth Friedman Julie & Gregg Klein Sandra & Craig Kantor Barbara G. Weisenfeld Terri & Mark Friedman Leslie & Fred Lavinthal Valerie & Robert Katz Randi & Scott Wolfson Gittlin & Rosen Families Susan & Andrew Leichter Sloan & Jeffrey Kestenbaum Naomi Zeitel 3 CONGREGATIONAL LEARNING TBA Congregational Learning: These programs are free and most are open to the community. If you have any questions, please call the Temple office at 973.994.2290. Monthly Lunch & Learn with Rabbi Dantowitz Bring your appetite for learning as well as your dairy lunch! Beverages will be provided! Love, Lust and Power: David, The Biblical Character Study the Books of Samuel and learn about David and his relationships. Through this exploration we will delve into the themes of love, lust, power and friendship. Thursday, December 20, 2018, 11:30 AM Thursdays, January 24, February 28, March 28, April 25 & May 23, 2019, 11:30 AM Rosh Hodesh with Rabbi Dantowitz, sponsored by Sisterhood—The Women’s Connection The new moon or new month is a special holiday that women celebrate together. Join Sisterhood in a warm atmosphere of sharing, learning and noshing to welcome each new Hebrew month! Monday, December 10, 7:30 PM—Tevet, Hanukkah Tuesday, January 8, 7:30 PM—Shevat Wednesday, February 6, 7:30 PM —Adar I Thursday, April 4, 7:00 PM—Nissan, A Women’s Seder Parashat HaShavuah Join the lively discussion of legend and lore, the ancient world and the modern one, the Jewish people’s feelings about its God, and God’s feelings about His people. Through our reading of the weekly portion, and occasional forays into the traditional commentators, we seek not only to understand the profundities of Torah, but also to understand the world and ourselves a little better. Parallel English/Hebrew texts will be used. We hope you’ll stay for services, but even if you can’t, stop by for a weekly dose of Torah! Saturdays, Parashat HaShavuah, from 9:00 AM to 9:45 AM TBA Book Group with Rabbi Kulwin 2018 – 2019 Book Group members know that modern Jewish fiction falls mainly into three categories: books about Isra- el, books about the Holocaust and books about Jewish life in the Diaspora. In our twentieth year, we read works from each. Some are classics, some are new, and some approach their subject in unusual ways. Thursday, December 6, 7:30 PM Let It Be Morning by Sayed Kashuah A young journalist, recently married and a new father, seeks a quieter life away from the city and buys a large house in his parents' hometown, an Arab village in Israel. Reviewers have written that Kashuah, an Israeli Arab who writes in Hebrew, is comparable to Orwell and Kafka in his ability to convey otherworldly futility. 4 CONGREGATIONAL LEARNING TOY DRIVE AND SNACK CHALLENGE History Through Text with Rabbi Kulwin Each class is a stand-alone unit so that an inability to Art and the Holocaust—From before the attend all (or even most) of the sessions will not be an war, from the camps, and certainly since, the impediment to an enjoyable and simulating learning Holocaust has inspired artistic works beyond experience. number. Does this say something about the im- portance of art to the Jews? Jews, Art and Jewish Art : The Ten Commandments Thursday, June 13, 7:30 PM insist that we are not to make graven images. Never- theless, graphic arts—to say nothing of music, litera- ture and other artistic forms—have long been associ- ated with Jews and Jewish life. The Torah itself con- tains prose and poetry of unparalleled beauty; a Re- naissance rabbi “proved” that all orchestra instru- ments were found in the Bible; and Marc Chagall is on anyone’s list of the greatest painters of the 20th Cen- tury. We will examine Jewish writings about art, and works of art themselves, to try to understand Juda- ism’s historic relationship with art, and the promi- nence art enjoys in Jewish life today. Art and the Torah—The Torah contains texts about art and many believe it is a work of art itself. We will look at both
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