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DAF HASHABBAT SHABBAT PARSHAT BO JANUARY 31-FEBRUARY 1, 2020 SHABBAT & UPCOMING EVENTS 6 SHEVAT, 5780 Weekday Morning and Evening Services Musical Melava Malka at CBI, Saturday, February 1, 8‐9:30 pm February 2‐6, 2020 Come join us for singing and jamming as we escort out the Shabbat 8:00 am Sun • 6:30 am Mo ‐ F Queen! Bring yourselves and your instruments. All ages are welcome. Evening: Sun‐Tu 5:20 pm There will be instruments available for children as well. We will be Wed & Th 5:15 pm at Rubin home 1170 Sterling Ave. Berkeley playing well beloved Jewish songs as well as some deeper cuts. Light nosh will be served. Look forward to seeing you there! Friday, January 31 Northside minyan at Sudikoff home ....................................... 5:10 pm Cold & Flu Season: As we are in the midst of cold and flu season, please 1209 Shauck Ave (east side of street, past Live Oak Park, near Eunice) use the same 24‐hour rule of thumb for aending any shul related Candle Lighng ....................................................................... 5:13 pm programming as you would for work or school. If you or your child has Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat @ CBI ......................................... 5:15 pm been ill, please keep them home unl they have been fever free, untreated, for 24 hours, for the health and safety of all. Saturday, February 1 Morning Service ....................................................................... 9:15 am Beth Israel Classes Tot Childcare (upstairs at CBI*) with Shyenne Burrell .............. 9:15 am *Children 18 mos‐3 yrs can be dropped off at tot childcare. MONDAY Childcare at Gan Shalom (ages 3‐10) ........................................ 9:15 am Key Books in Tanakh: Book of Samuel: Following the chaoc period of Greeters: Rona Rothenberg, Michael Kaye, Hilik Frank, Miriam Barrere the Judges, the Book of Samuel narrates the centralizaon of leadership Torah Readers: Daniel Hoffman in Israel. The book opens with the birth of the prophet Samuel, who Haarah Reader: Elie Hassenfeld unifies the naon, and crowns the first kings of Israel. The Book of Formal Group Time ................................................................. 10:30 am Samuel presents a gripping exploraon of polical personalies, palace Kedma (Pre‐K): Natan Kuchar intrigue and the role of God in the lives of kings and naons. Class will Tzafona: Moriya Gamliel not meet February 3, resumes February 10. Negba: Meitav Ovadia M. Victoria Suon — Mondays @ 12:00 pm. Gan Assistant: Veronica Gonzales & Liz Ramirez Parent Supervision: Jessica Fain & Adam Rosenzweig NCSY LNL – Lae & Learning (for teens in grades 9 to 12): Our Special Teen Assistant: Bear Mahgel‐Friedman Blend: Coffee & Torah every week. In addion to coffee, NCSY’s Lae & Tot Shabbat circle in the CBI Lo w/Natan Kuchar ................ 11:15 am Learning iniave serves up Judaism in a relaxed, inspiraonal, and fun Sermon by R. Yonatan Cohen: Seng Time ‐ The First Mitzvah environment. L&L is the place for teens to ask quesons, voice their Mincha .................................................................................. 12:45 pm feelings, and connect with each other. Women’s Mincha & Torah ....................................................... 4:30 pm Mondays at 7:30‐8:30 pm, @ Starbucks 2128 Oxford Mincha: Lisa Klug Torah Readers: Jenny Kirsch, Judy Massarano Women’s Seudah Shelishit & Learning with Leah Kahn .......... 5:00 pm TUESDAY "On Hachnasat Orchim: Sharpening Our Hosng Pracce" “Alter”naves: Divergent Paths to Ethical Perfecon in the Evoluon of Seudah Shelishit ..................................................................... 5:10 pm the Mussar Movement: Rabbi Israel Salanter (1809‐1883 innovated the Ma’ariv, Havdalah & Shabbat ends aer ................................. 6:13 pm Lithuanian Mussar Movement, an immersive and controversial approach Mishmash ................................................................................ 6:45 pm to character development which applied ethical teachings and psychology to Torah study and meditave pracce. Rabbi Israel’s three Women’s Tefillah, February 1, 4:30 pm primary disciples, the “Alters” (Elders of Kelm, Slabodka, and Novhardok, Join CBI’s women’s community for a series of unique opportunies to approached the monumental task of character development from pray, sing and learn Torah together. Women’s Tefillah will meet for different angles. In exploring a selecon of their texts, we will focus on Shabbat Mincha on the following dates (1st Shabbat of the month): the creave and startlingly divergent ways in which the “Alters” Feb 1 • March 7 • May 2 interpreted Biblical passages and instuted Mussar exercises in order to Please contact Maharat Victoria Suon ([email protected]) or inspire personal growth in their students. We will also consider how Judy Massarano ([email protected]) if you wish to serve as a some of these approaches might be meaningful in a contemporary quest gabbayit, read Torah, lead prayers, teach, or sponsor seudah shelishit. for personal development. Raizy Lichtenstein has taught Judaic Studies and English Literature in a KIDDUSH SPONSORS wide variety of educaonal sengs. She holds a master’s degree in Roman Kazinnik and family on the yahrzeit of Roman’s beloved mom English Literature from the Hebrew University. Raizy currently works as a Natalia Aronson (Kazinnik) z"l who is forever in our hearts. Jewish educator at Edah and Kevah, and is an arst‐in‐residence fellow at the Aq Maker Kollel. HACHNASSAT ORCHIM Raizy Lichtenstein — Tuesday, Feb 4 @ 7:30 pm Eliezah & Daniel Hoffman Inner Light, Sacred Fire: Embracing the Whole Self in Hasidic Mysticism: Kiddush Wine: This class explores Hasidic teachings on the emotional life and the Covenant Winery, with special thanks to the Morgan Family importance of cultivating aspects of the self beyond the intellect. The Please refrain from wearing perfumes or scented products as there are congregants for whom these products are an irritant due to allergies or as a result of chemotherapy or other medical treatment. Thank you. TO RECEIVE WEEKLY UPDATES ABOUT THE BERKELEY ERUV, EMAIL [email protected] first session will be devoted to Hasidic teachings on the importance of joy explores major Jewish quesons of pracce and thought. In this week's as a first‐order religious value, understood in these sources not as a class we will begin the second chapter of the tractate. simplistic commitment to happiness but rather as a contemplative, R. Yonatan Cohen — Fridays, 9:00 am mindful approach to life in the world. Our second class will take up the theme of tikkun ha‐middot, on the process of uplifting and transforming SUNDAY one’s inner spiritual qualities as the key to religious transformation. The Tell Your Story: Despair and Ecstasy: Each 3‐hour workshop will teach third and final session will explore emotion in the teachings of Rabbi you the structure of compelling storytelling and give you the opportunity Kalonymous Kalman Shapira, the Esh Kodesh, including: his pre‐war to tell a story to other participants. Being able to tell a story well is a great spiritual diary, his handbook for a mystical fellowship, his guidelines for skill to have. It’s also a chance to bond with your fellow CBI members and emotional work, and, of course, in impassioned wartime sermons. hear a story about them you never have before! Ariel Evan Mayse joined the faculty of Stanford University in 2017 as an Michael Kaye is a writer and performer who has garnered press in Rolling assistant professor in the Department of Religious Studies, after previously Stone, Billboard, The San Francisco Chronicle, and The Los Angeles Times. serving as the Director of Jewish Studies and Visiting Assistant Professor of Michael has been a writing fellow at the Virginia Center for the Creative Modern Jewish Thought at Hebrew College in Newton, Massachusetts, Arts, the Julia and David White Colony, Ragdale, the Millay Colony for the and a research fellow at the Frankel Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies Arts, and the WUJS‐Arad Arts Program in Israel. He taught memoir writing of the University of Michigan. He holds a Ph.D. in Jewish Studies from from for four years at the famed Gotham Writers’ Workshop in New York and is Harvard University and rabbinic ordination from Beit Midrash Har’el in the author of Mastering the Narrative. He received the President’s Israel. Undergraduate Fellowship for his film work while at U.C. Berkeley, where R. Ariel Mayse – Tuesdays February 11, 18, 25 @ 7:30 pm he graduated Phi Beta Kappa with honors. Michael Kaye – Sunday, February 23 @ 1:00‐4:00 pm WEDNESDAY Vices & Virtues: Mussar is a spiritual Jewish pracce focused on virtue‐ EVENTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS based ethics. Through the culvaon of inner virtues, such as paence, gratude, and reverence, we improve ourselves. Our sessions will explore In Beth Israel various vices and virtues as presented by classical books of Mussar. Class is not meeng February 5. Condolences/Baruch Dayan Emet: We deeply regret to inform you of R. Yonatan Cohen — Wednesdays @ 12:00 pm the passing on January 29 of David Kinstle, beloved husband of Kate Haber, father of Celia Haber and Molly Kinstle, brother‐in‐law of Sara and Mussar Shmooze: Join in ongoing mussar chaburot or hevrutot, Ruth Haber, and Beth Sousa. organized around a parcular mussar work, from classical to modern. The The funeral service will take place on Monday, February 3 at 1:00 pm at evening of learning, over hearty soup, will close with an opportunity for Gan Yarok, 301 Tennessee Valley Rd, Mill Valley, CA 94941; Gathering at folks to share words of Torah from their learning. the Remembrance Room, followed by burial. Please be in touch with Maharat Victoria Suon to parcipate or if you Kate will aend mincha/ma'ariv services at CBI throughout the week would like to convene a chabura on a parcular mussar work. starng on Monday. A gathering for family and friends will take place at Bi‐monthly, Wednesday Nights at 7:30 pm, February 5, 19, March 4, 18, the Haber/Kinstle home, 2128 E 24th Street Oakland, Monday through April 1, 22, May 6, 20 Thursday, February 3‐6, from 7:00 to 9:00 pm.