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EVENTS Saving a Legacy Temple Participates in Rededication of Czech Torah Scrolls.

Temple is participating in a local and international celebration of rededication of the Czech Memorial Torah Scrolls. A total of 1,564 scrolls, including those now at Bridwell Library at SMU and at Temple, were recovered in Prague after World War II. They were dedicated in 1964 and will be commemorated this month with a 50th anniversary Service of Rededication at Westminster in London. Temple’s scroll, which hails from Klatovy in southwestern Czech Republic, was received by Temple in 1976. It is #726 and was written in 1880, according to the Czech Memorial Trust. It has distinctive curlicues in many of the letters that are known as a “kabbalistic font” believed to date back to the 17th century. Examples of the lettering and special verses are on display in the hallway outside the Jacobus Archives. Observances

Saturday, February 15 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel Shabbat Services

Sacred Script Some Czech Sunday, February 16 Torah scrolls have a unique font 2pm, Elizabeth Perkins with distinctive curlicues. At Prothro Hall left, Jan Timmons with Temple’s 5901 Bishop Blvd., SMU Torah, originally from Klatovy in Remarks by Rabbi Stern the Czech Republic. Don’t miss and reception following rededication events on February Free parking is available in 15 & 16 at Temple and SMU. Meadows Museum Garage. RSVP: 214.768.3483, 2 [email protected] EVENTS One Community, Many Voices

Schedule

Friday, February 21

6:15pm, Olan Sanctuary • Shabbat Evening Service • Service of Welcome and Installation of Cantor Niren

Saturday, February 22

9am, Linz Hall • Chever Torah, taught by Cantor Schiller Cantor Benjie Cantor Leslie Niren Ellen Schiller 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel • Shabbat Morning Temple will celebrate a special weekend and various commissioned works for Service, led by of music, learning and reflection on choirs, and interfaith Cantors Niren and February 21-23, with Levi A. Olan liturgical groups. A World Fulfilled, a Schiller Scholar-in-Residence Cantor Benjie Ellen solo recording of her compositions, was Schiller. The weekend will also include released in 2002. Noon • Congregational the installation and service of welcome Cantor Schiller is a mentor to many, Shabbat Lunch, for Cantor Leslie Niren. including our very own Cantor Leslie Pollman Hall, RSVP “We are so thrilled to celebrate these Niren. It is only fitting that she formally for free box lunch two distinguished musicians in a warm, installs Cantor Niren into her position as to bslakman@ welcoming weekend,” says chair Barbara Assistant Cantor here at Temple. tedallas.org

Einsohn. “We invite everyone to be a part Cantor Niren is a native of 12:45pm of the fun.” Pittsburgh, Penn. Ordained as a cantor • The 2014 Olan Cantor Schiller is a Professor of in May 2013 at the Hebrew Union Lecture Cantorial Arts at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in “Shavat College-Jewish Institute of Religion, New York City, Cantor Niren also holds a Vayinafash: The Ordinary and Debbie Friedman School of Sacred master’s degree in sacred music from the Wondrous Gift of Music. Her work involves training School of Sacred Music. Shabbat,” taught cantorial and rabbinical students to With her creativity and dynamic by Cantor Schiller bridge the gap between performance and personality, Cantor Niren engages with spiritual leadership. youth, teens, young adults and families, Sunday, February 23 She is a nationally known composer. as well as with the entire congregation. Her works include “Life-Song Cycle,” The Rabbi Levi A. Olan Lecture 9:30am, Linz Hall a series of pieces for Jewish life Series is made possible through an • “Five Paths to Awareness: passage ceremonies; “Halleluhu,” a endowment gift by Hannah Hochman in Teachings for multirhythmic setting of Psalm 150; memory of Yetta Hochman. a Life Renewed,” “Lamdeini;” “You are My Song;” Please join us for an inspirational taught by Cantor “U’kratem D’ror- Proclaim Liberty,” weekend of spirituality, worship, song Schiller an American/Jewish response to 9/11, and celebration. 3 COMMUNITY

Caring Congregation Tour Texas Temples! On April 3-4, g2g will travel on an Collect for overnight trip to a Cause: explore the history of Jewish Central Women-to- Texas. The tour will include visits to Corsicana’s Women beautiful “double onion” domed Temple’s monthly Temple Beth-El, built in 1898, collection request is and celebrate Shabbat dinner and for women’s hygiene services with Schulenburg’s Temple products as part of Jewish Israel Congregation. The group will Federation of Greater also visit the historic B’nai Abraham ’ Women-to-Women Synagogue in Brenham and Mitzvah Project benefiting sample a scoop of Blue Bell at the Jewish Family Service. company’s factory ice cream parlor. Rick and Sally Rosenberg with Rick’s parents, Sydney and Richard Rosenberg, JFS provides mental An information meeting will be held at their new home at The Forum. health and social services at 1pm on Sunday, for people of all ages, February 2 in Linz Hall. compassionate volunteers to join a regardless of their Honoring Older Adults mezuzah hanging brigade to help ethnicity, religion, or ability members making the transitions to to pay. Please help by People are living longer, and with assisted living facilities. bringing feminine hygiene this blessing comes awareness of and beauty products, the need to celebrate and sanctify Contact: Peggy Papert, which many of us take for life in meaningful, ritualistic ways. 214.706.0000, ext. 151, granted, and are much Caring Congregation is looking for [email protected] appreciated by JFS clients.

Contact: Diana Coben Einstein, 214.706.0000, ext. 126, deinstein@ Make Your Shabbat Special with our tedallas.org Social Justice Partners Requested items include: Fun Saturdays at Jill North Texas Food Legacy at Preston Stone Elementary Bank Hollow • Adult feminine School Saturday, February 8, Saturday, February disposable Saturday, February 1, 1-3:30pm 22, 2-4pm underwear • Body lotion 1:30-4pm Sort and package food Make spice bags to be • Disposable razors Join us at Fun Saturdays at the North Texas used at Havdalah, then and shaving cream to play games, do arts & Food Bank to help feed play games with the • Hairspray crafts with the children, our neighbors here in residents and other • Mouthwash or go outside to see the Dallas. Volunteering Temple members. • Sanitary products • Shampoo/ new playground! Fun at North Texas Food Children are welcome conditioner Saturdays are great for Bank is a wonderful and encouraged to • Toothbrushes children ages 8 and opportunity for children attend! • Toothpaste above. ages 10 and above. Contacts: Gilian Baron, Contact: Karen Naseck, Contact: Diana Coben [email protected]; [email protected] Einstein, 214.706.0000, Cyndi Heller at cyndi. ext. 126, deinstein@ [email protected] 4 tedallas.org WRJ/Sisterhood

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES UPCOMING EVENTS

Joan Genender Needlework Circle Tuesdays, February 4, 18, 6:30-8:30pm, Weiss Youth Wing Bring any kind of handwork or sewing machine projects. Contact: Sharon Willey, 214.597.4914, Sharon [email protected] Gendler Willey Shirley “Send a Rabbi to Crane School” Circle of Service Tea Sunday, February 9, 2-4pm The Sisterhoods of Temple Emanu-El and Temple Shalom gather annually at a beautiful home to support scholarships Debby for rabbinic education and Stein other significant projects. To RSVP: http://tesisterhood. org/forms/Circle_of_Service_ Tea_2014.pdf Appreciation for Encore Presentation Art Tour with Nancy Cohen Israel Wednesday, February 19, Jobs Well Done 7:30-9:30pm, Linz Hall Tour Temple’s treasures in this Shirley Crane, Joan Genender, Debby Stein and Sharon Gendler Willey lively and informative repeat will become the newest members of the WRJ Hall of Fame at a luncheon performance with art historian and Temple member Nancy on Wednesday, March 19, from 11:30am-1:30pm in Tobian Auditorium. Cohen Israel. Mark your calendar and plan to join WRJ to honor these members of Temple Emanu-El and WRJ for their outstanding volunteer Daughters of service over a period of many years. Abraham Thursday, February 20, 7-8:30pm, Highland Park United Methodist Church, Y.E.S. AWARDS 3300 Mockingbird Lane, Room 338 Jewish, Muslim and Christian Mazel Tov, WRJ! women meet monthly to discuss topics of general WRJ/Sisterhood was honored at the recent interest. We are working Biennial with membership in the Kavod to achieve peace through understanding. The February Society, awarded to sisterhoods who have topic is “Sexuality, Gay demonstrated exemplary support of the Marriage, Abortion and Birth Y.E.S. Fund for six years. While our WRJ Control.” has often received the Avodah Award Contact: Leah Beth Kolni, recognizing our strong support of the 214.373.8434, [email protected] Y.E.S. (Youth, Education, Service) Fund, this is the first time that we have become Save the Date members of the Kavod Society. Miriam Saturday, March 1 Cohen (pictured right) received the honor 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel on behalf of supporters, and the honor World Union for Reform was made possible through the efforts Judaism Luncheon combined of Miriam in addition to Susan Cooper, Lynn Krasnow, Phyllis Mills with Shabbat Nosh, following and Shirley Shwiff of blessed memory. Purchase of WRJ cards in Judaic Shabbat Morning Service Treasures supports this worthy project. 5 EVENT CALENDAR

Saturday, February 1 Friday, February 7- February 21-23 Fun Saturday at Jill Friday, February 14 One Community, Stone Elementary School ECEC Book Fair Many Voices 1:30-4pm Pollman Hall A weekend of music, learning Play with children through our Snacks, refreshments, crafts and and reflection with Levi A. Olan partnership with Vickery Meadow kids’ reading area. Page 12 Scholar-in-Residence Cantor Page 4 Benjie Ellen Schiller, celebrating the installation of Cantor Leslie Saturday, February 8 Niren Sunday, February 2 North Texas Food Bank Informational 1-3:30pm meeting for g2g Sort and package food Page 4 Saturday, February 22 Texas Temple tour Tot Shabbat 1pm, Linz Hall 5pm, Pollman Hall Overnight trip to Corsicana, Sunday, February 9 A joyful celebration of Shabbat Schulenberg and Brenham Circle of Service Tea for families of young children Page 4 2-4pm Page 12 Annual event by the sisterhoods Mondays, of Temple Emanu-El and Temple February 3, 10, 17, 24 Shalom to support scholarships Friday, February 28 Rabbi Levi A. Olan Sababa Family Fridays Sermon Series Class Tuesday, February 11 6pm, Pollman Hall 12:15pm-1:30pm, Linz Hall Israel Forum: Live From Lively, informal service for Radio sermons from the 1960s, Hadassah Medical families Page 9 followed by discussion Page 13 Center 11:45am-1pm, Weiss Youth Wing Professor Dr. Yoram Weiss, Save the Dates Monday, February 3 Director of Ein Karem Hospital Temple Book Club Page 13 March 7-9 2pm, Alexander Conference Room Katherine F. Baum The Innocents by Francesca Segal Saturday, February 15 Education Fund Czech Torah Scrolls presents Rededication Dr. Rachel Korazim Tuesdays, February 4 & 18 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel Page 12 WRJ Needlework Circle Observance of the 50th 6:30-8:30pm, Weiss Youth Wing anniversary of the Czech March 16 Twice-monthly social group for Memorial Torah Scrolls project Rock ’n’ Roll Purim people who love to stitch! Page 5 Page 2 11am Spiel, lunch & carnival

Wednesday, February 5 Sunday, February 16 March 30 Monthly Brotherhood Czech Torah Scrolls Be a Lifesaver Meeting & Dinner at SMU 8am-3pm, Linz Hall 6:15-8:30pm, Linz Hall 2pm, Elizabeth Perkins Prothro Choose one or all three ways to Hall, SMU make a difference in someone’s Remarks by Rabbi Stern and a health Page 12 Thursday, February 6 reception following Page 2 Lunch & Literature led by March 30 Rabbi Debra Robbins Mandy Patinkin: Noon-1:30pm, Linz Hall Wednesday, February 19 Dress Casual Apples from the Desert, selected Art Tour of Temple 7pm, Olan Sanctuary stories by Savyon Liebrecht Emanu-El with Nancy A dazzling musical journey with Page 13 Cohen Israel the Homeland star and Broadway 7:30-9:30pm, Linz Hall legend Page 8 Sponsored by WRJ/Sisterhood and open to all Page 5 6 WORSHIP CALENDAR Shabbat Shalom!

 4:30pm, Olan Sanctuary 10:30am, Olan Sanctuary  Rabbi David Stern Rabbi David Stern Shabbat T’rumah Cantor Leslie Niren Cantor Richard Cohn Exodus 25:1-27:19 Becoming B’nai Mitzvah: Reid Becoming Bar Mitzvah: and Ryan Zlotky Jacob Hurst Friday, January 31 7:30pm, Olan Sanctuary (note 4:30pm, Olan Sanctuary different time) Rabbi Asher Knight Rabbi Amy Ross  Cantor Richard Cohn Rabbi David Stern Shabbat Ki Tisa Becoming Bar Mitzvah: Cantor Leslie Niren Exodus 30:11-34:35 Benjamin Genender Musical Artist Noam Katz Friday, February 14 5pm, Pollman Hall Saturday, February 1 6:15pm, Olan Sanctuary Tot Shabbat Havdalah 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel Rabbi Asher Knight Shelly Sender Rabbi David Stern Rabbi David Stern Julia Geffen Rogers Randy Pearlman Cantor Leslie Niren

10:30am, Olan Sanctuary Saturday, February 15 Rabbi Debra Robbins 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel  Cantor Richard Cohn Rabbi Debra Robbins Shabbat P’kudei Becoming Bat Mitzvah: Cantor Leslie Niren Exodus 38:21-40:38 Madison Galerston Celebration of 50th anniversary of arrival of Czech Friday, February 28 4:30pm, Olan Sanctuary Torah Scrolls from Prague 6:15pm, Olan Sanctuary Rabbi Debra Robbins Rabbi Debra Robbins Cantor Leslie Niren Cantor Richard Cohn Becoming Bat Mitzvah: Reid Cohen  6:30pm, Linz Hall Shabbat Vayak’heil Sababa Family Fridays Exodus 35:1-38:20 Rabbi Asher Knight  Cantor Leslie Niren  Friday, February 21 Shabbat T’tzaveh 6:15pm, Olan Sanctuary Saturday, March 1 Exodus 27:20-30:10 Rabbi David Stern 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel Cantor Leslie Niren Rabbi Debra Robbins Friday, February 7 Cantor Richard Cohn Shirat Halev 6:15pm, Olan Sanctuary Cantor Benjie Ellen Schiller, Union Prayer Book Sinai Edition Scholar-in-Residence 10:30am, Olan Sanctuary Rabbi David Stern Temple Emanu-El Choir Rabbi Asher Knight Cantor Richard Cohn Kol Shir Youth Choir Cantor Richard Cohn Temple Emanu-El Choir Songleaders Becoming Bar Mitzvah: Choir Appreciation Assisting Artists Alec Becker Service of Welcome for Cantor Saturday, February 8 Niren 4:30pm, Olan Sanctuary 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel Rabbi Asher Knight Rabbi Brian Zimmerman Saturday, February 22 Cantor Leslie Niren Cantor Richard Cohn 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel Becoming Bat Mitzvah: Rabbi Debra Robbins Hana Mann 10:30am, Olan Sanctuary Cantor Leslie Niren Rabbi Debra Robbins Cantor Benjie Ellen Schiller Cantor Leslie Niren Becoming Bar Mitzvah: Brandon Borga 7 PRAYER

Love Lefkowitz on Saturday Mornings? An Open Invitation • U NION • P RAYER • B OOK • to Participate All services will use the Sinai Edition. The Lefkowitz Chapel service on Shabbat mornings is a wonderful place to connect with February 7, 6:15pm, including Choir Appreciation other members of our congregation and explore your spiritual connections to prayer and Torah. March 21, 6:15pm, with guest speaker Rabbi David There are many opportunities available to Ellenson, Past President of HUC-JIR participate, including reading Torah or Haftarah, having an Aliyah to the Torah (chanting the Torah April 4, 8:15pm blessings) or helping with opening the ark and carrying the Torah. May 16, 8:15pm, honoring those married 50 years Contact: [email protected] or and those who have been members 50 years 214.706.0017 (or more!)

Temple Emanu-El, March 30, 2014 7pm Before Homeland, Mandy Patinkin was already a Broadway legend. See the acclaimed actor/singer/ storyteller in his most electrifying role: concert performer!

From Irving Berlin to Stephen Sondheim, Cole Porter to Harry Chapin, Mandy Patinkin takes you on a dazzling musical journey.

General tickets on sale now! www.tedallas.org

music AROUND EMANU-EL PRAYER Friday Nights & Families

Folio Light FAMILY FRIDAYS A COOL WAY TO START YOUR SHABBAT!

Parents and kids of all ages are always welcome at Shabbat services. There’s a place for YOUR family!

Ayzeh Kef Fridays Temple’s service for Choose from our rack of What Fun! An informal service with children 8 and younger Jewish children’s books Our pullout program guitar music, dinner is held monthly and outside Olan Sanctuary for kids ages 5 through and a social justice rotates among Friday and enjoy them every grade 5 has been activity. night, Saturday morning Friday night during revamped for 2014. www.tedallas.org/ and Havdalah on services. Spend time in a fun prayer/Sababa Saturday night. activity during the February 28, April 25 www.tedallas.org/ Friday night sermon. prayer/tot-shabbat March 7, March 21 February 22, March 22, April 18, May 9

Sababa Family Tot Shabbat PJ Library 9 CUE THE “Through music, the MUSIC! soul connects to its deepest sources of February 7 Choir Appreciation inspiration, comfort 6:15pm, Olan Sanctuary and joy; individuals engage vibrantly with one another to create a dynamic community; and the spiritual life of the Jewish people is sustained and renewed.”–Cantor Richard Cohn

February 21 Levi A. Olan Scholar-in- “Music is at the very core Residence Cantor Benjie of Judaism. It awakens Ellen Schiller and Service of Welcome for our hearts, minds and Cantor Leslie Niren souls, bringing to life 6:15pm, Olan Sanctuary our ancient liturgical March 30 texts and elevating our Mandy Patinkin: Dress Casual With Paul Ford on Piano personal and communal 7pm, Olan Sanctuary prayer.” –Cantor Leslie Niren

April 11 Jazz Shabbat 6:15pm, Olan Sanctuary May 18 Community Concert 7pm, Tobian Auditorium Music Around Pollman Performing Kol Shir Emanu-El Arts Programs Overall description for Important musical everything that happens events, including artist- in music throughout in-residencies, major Temple. “Our goal is for concerts and special music to permeate the Shabbat observances life of the congregation filled with music, all in each population, made possible by a among all age groups, generous underwriting in every dimension of gift to the congregation, their Jewish lives,” says by Harold (z’’l) and Leah Cantor Cohn. Pollman.

Music Committee Music Education Kol Ruach Kol Shir The lay Appearances in the Songleading group for The newly formed leadership religious school by 7th-12th graders who are youth choir meets on group that contemporary artists interested in becoming Sunday mornings and supports the whose participation musical leaders at is geared toward 2nd- well-being of music is supported by a gift Temple. Learn the art 6th graders who love to at Temple, helping to from the Leo & Rhea Fay of songleading through sing. Catch them singing articulate vision, carry Fruhman Foundation, contemporary Jewish and celebrating at out programming and in loving memory of music accompanied by Temple during various develop resources Leonard Fruhman. guitar. upcoming services and to strengthen music Contact: Cantor Niren, concerts. throughout the Temple Emanu-El Choir [email protected] Contact: Cantor Niren, congregation. Now celebrating its 61st [email protected] “As chair, I am able anniversary, the choir is to be involved in highly regarded for its something very beautiful singing and for important to me,” says its evolving role in the Susan Giardina. “I love congregation’s diverse music, and I know worship experiences. music can reach people Contact: Director Ralph in ways words can’t. Stannard, I hope we continue rstannard@ tedallas.org to have more and better opportunities to make music a part of congregational life.” Contact: Susan Giardina, susangiardina@ sbcglobal.net

Voices Raised, Hearts Uplifted Music Around Emanu-El unites Temple in song and spirit. Be a Lifesaver! Three Easy Ways to Help Sunday, March 30 • 8am-3pm • Linz Hall

1. Give blood (make an appointment with Brotherhood) 2. Get swabbed (learn if you are a potential bone marrow donor) 3. Donate medical equipment (look for DME Exchange truck in the parking lot) Save the Date March 7-8 Dr. Rachel Korazim, Scholar-in-Residence Temple extends a warm welcome to this distinguished scholar, Israeli native, former IDF officer and expert in Israeli and Holocaust education.

Dr. Korazim’s teaching has been noted as one of the highlights of our group experiences in Israel. We’re excited that through this year’s program, the rest of Temple, and our community at large will have the chance to hear this dynamic and passionate speaker.

Contacts: Diana Coben Einstein, 214.706.0000, ext. 126, Sponsored by the Katherine F. Baum [email protected] Adult Education Fund To give blood, email [email protected]

Experience a joyful and meaningful Shabbat celebration filled with singing, laughter and prayer. Join other families with young children to explore the wonder and value of Jewish community. Fiesta Book

Friday, February 22, 5pm Pollman Hall Fair Tikkun Olam Time (TOT) Shabbat Focus: Early Childhood Education Center B’tzelem Elohim (Created in the Image of God) February 7-14 Followed by light reception and TOT project benefiting Pollman Hall Jewish Family Service Children’s Area • Snacks • Crafts • Entertainment For our TOT donation, please consider bringing women’s hygiene items Hours: Weekdays 8am-3pm www.tedallas.org/prayer/tot-shabbat February 9, 9am-1pm February 13 4-6:30pm ONGOING LEARNING

Discussion Classes & Study & Forums Bea Kabler Chever Stepping Stones to Torah Jewish Knowledge Shabbat mornings, For those who want to 9-10:20am, Linz Hall refresh their knowledge Join with Temple of Judaism or are for a lively and considering conversion. enlightening discussion of the weekly parashah Part II begins March 11, (Torah portion). led by Robin Kosberg Classes meet Tuesday Spirituality Group evenings at 7:30pm, with Shabbat afternoons, 1:30- two Saturday morning 3pm, Jacobus Archives classes. Informal discussions open to all Full schedule: March 11, 18, 25 Talmud Study April 1, 8, 19*, 26*, 29 Wednesdays, 7:30- *Dates on Saturday, 8:30am, Linz Hall 9-10:30am February 5, 12, 26 Led by Rabbi David Israel Forum: Stern, this dynamic Conversations about class takes on topics Modern Israel from time-bound February 11 prayers to evil and good 11:45am-1pm in the world today. Weiss Youth Wing Israel Forum welcomes Torah from the Professor Dr. Yoram Beginning Weiss, new director Sundays when Religious of Hadassah Medical School is in session, Center’s Ein Karem 10-11:30am, Levine Hospital. He will speak SPOTLIGHT Conference Room live from Israel about Taught by Robin lifesaving work and how Kosberg, this class the hospital serves as a focuses on the Torah Lunch & bridge to peace in the and its relevance to our Middle East. lives. Contact for Rabbi Levi A. Olan Literature ongoing learning Radio Sermon opportunities: Series Class Apples from the Desert: Selected Stories by Melissa Duchin, Mondays through Savyon Liebrecht 214.706.0000, ext. March 3, 12:15-1:30pm, 158, mduchin@ Linz Hall Discussion led by Rabbi Debra Robbins tedallas.org Led by Dr. Morton February 6, Noon-1:30pm, Linz Hall Prager, these lunch- and-learn sessions offer Explore the diversity of modern Israeli literature and a chance to hear Rabbi share a taste of Israeli food in this thought-provoking Olan’s sermons on monthly discussion group. Download the schedule, read WFAA radio from the the stories and make your reservations for lunch ($10 1960s, followed by an with advance reservation) by contacting Diana Hall at engaging discussion. 214.706.0017 or [email protected].

Visit http://www.tedallas.org/learning/lunch- literature-with-rabbi-debra-robbins to learn more! 13 OUR MEMBERS

Becoming B’nai Mitzvah

Brandon Derek Borga Madison Leigh Galerston Jacob Morris Hurst Son of Dunia Terselich Daughter of Robyn and Billy Son of Jane and Michael and Espartaco Borga Galerston Hurst February 8 February 1 February 22 School: The Winston School School: Highland Park School: The Winston School Mitzvah work: Art From the Heart Middle School Mitzvah work: Vogel Alcove; benefiting Dallas Challenge; Dallas Mitzvah work: Operation Kindness, organized fundraiser and collection Chefs’ Association; Bake Sale Temple Purim Carnival drive to purchase musical benefiting North Texas Food Bank; instruments for preschool children NorthPark Center Gala benefiting Benjamin Noah Dallas; Casa; JCC Camp Genender Son of Amy and David Reid Zara Cohen Genender Daughter of Kimberley February 22 Elting and Stewart School: Highland Park Middle Reid Matthew Zlotky Cohen School Ryan Michael Zlotky February 1 Mitzvah work: North Texas Food Sons of Lauren and Jeff Zlotky School: Hockaday Bank, Buckner Shoes for Orphan February 8 Mitzvah work: Sports-related Souls, Vickery Meadow School: Greenhill School projects with kids Food Pantry Mitzvah work: Vickery Meadow Food Pantry, Jewish Family Service

Conversion Lillia Rosborough Davis Bella Rapoport Mother of Barry Davis Mother of Leonid Rapoport & Leslie Madeline Fleming Yakov Rapoport Weldon Foster Sue Friedman June Foster Sister of Elaine Marks Ben Rosenthal Reace Foster Father of Gail Kopf, Ellen Whaling Frank Haile Saxon Foster and Shari Colombik, Father of Howard Haile Teague Foster Brother of Jeanne Miller Jessica Hudes Shirley Lanoix Morton Rudberg Stepmother of Deanne Termini Baby Naming Brother of Frances Ronald Levine “Sister” Steinberg Aviana Merle Ellman, daughter Brother of Joyce Fritz of Tram and Michael Ellman Karen Schwartz Reuben “Rube” Levitt Sister of Micky Mayer Luca Marrone, son of Amanda Former husband of Renee Stanley and Michael Marrone Sylvia Schwartz Milton Loeb Mother of Richard Massman, New Members Husband of Joan Loeb, Father of Andrew Massman and Kenneth Kate Baron Karen Allen, Jeri Dushkin and Niel Massman, Sister of Leon Schmidt Susan, Brandon & Lane Crow Loeb, Brother of May Sebel and Edythe Kruger Jill & Art Frankel Mark Mamolen Helen Shulik Rita Goldfarb Brother of Julie Bleicher Sister of Hannah Brahinsky Esther, Mark & Abraham Reisman Rossi & Gary Solomon Dr. Carmen Miller Michael Shirley Shwiff Wife of Dr. Ludwig Michael, Mother of Laurie Shwiff, Kathy In Memoriam Mother of Susan Michael and Dr. Shwiff and Stephen Shwiff, Sister of Mary Barnett Andrew Michael Norman Cohen Mother of Kimberly Schonwald Martha Malone Richard Wolff Ann Barron Mother of Katherine Harvey Father of Elysia Zale Sister of Frances Blatt George Quint Francisco Cota-Quinones Father of Robert Quint and Risa Husband of Marion Carp-Quinones, Goldstein 14 Father of Joshua Abraham Quinones CONTRIBUTIONS

Clergy Good Works Fund Memory of Oscar J. Steinberg Memory of Howard Schwartz Memory of Bernard Kersh Distributed to needy individuals, by Joel & Sister Steinberg by Cathy & Ted Bernstein by Susan & Daryl Beck community causes or worthy Memory of Selma Rolnik Winkler Contribution Memory of Evelyn E. Leeds institutions by the rabbis and by Louis & Carole Shlipak by Lynn & Dennis Brent by Jerry & Denna Ely cantor of Temple Emanu-El. Memory of Richard Wolff by Marjorie Levy Memory of Mary Barnett by Robert & Cindy Quint General Fund by Nancy & Jerry Szor by Joan & Jerome Skibell Appreciation of Cantor Supports the general programs by Sally & Bob Rosen by Ethel & Eugene Zale Richard Cohn and events of Temple Emanu-El. by Kathy Hornbach Memory of Doris Brahinsky by Carolyn Clark Memory of Milton J. Loeb by Steve & Betty Silverman by Hannah Brahinsky by Myron & Jacquie Schwitzer by David & Julie Fields Memory of Milton J. Loeb Memory of Hortense Friedman Appreciation of Rabbi Kimberly by Sondie Rosenthal by Helaine Trachtenberg by Natalie Friedman Herzog Cohen Memory of Jean Steirn-Edwin by Ethel & Eugene Zale Memory of Herman Friedman by Carolyn Clark by Stephen & Wendy Lieman Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael by Natalie Friedman Appreciation of Rabbi by Jerry & Denna Ely Memory of Phyllis K. Asher Knight General Endowment Fund by June Feltman Hirschenfang by Carolyn Clark Earned interest supports the by Marjorie Levy by Susan Kahn by Melvin & Ettie Weinberg programs of Temple Emanu-El. by Nancy & Jerry Szor Memory of Shirley Lanoix Appreciation of Rabbi Memory of Evelyn E. Leeds by Sally & Bob Rosen by Barbara & Ralph Bubis Debra Robbins by Ronald & Joy Mankoff by Kathy Hornbach Memory of Evelyn E. Leeds by Carolyn Clark Memory of Milton J. Loeb Memory of George M. Quint by Lotty & Peter Casillas by Sarah Reuler by Ronald & Joy Mankoff by Helaine Trachtenberg by Ronald & Judy Foxman by May Sebel Memory of Sylvia S. Schwartz by Ethel & Eugene Zale by Suzi & Jack Greenman by Melvin & Ettie Weinberg by Patricia Nash Memory of Morton Rudberg by Gary & Beth Kahn Appreciation of Rabbi by Santo Bisignano, Jr. & by Marjorie Kaminsky by Mitzi & Rick Kahn David Stern Bob D. Harrison Memory of Sylvia S. Schwartz by Lynn & Jay Staub by Carolyn Clark Unveiling of David Lee Frankfurt by Beverly Levy Memory of Milton J. Loeb by May Sebel by Merle Rosenbloom by Hannah & Harlan Pollock by Suzie Ablon Bat Mitzvah of Franceska Isaly by Mr. & Mrs. Larry Schoenbrun by Carolyn Clark by Frankie Gould Isaly Katherine F. Baum Adult Memory of Shirley Shwiff by Richard & Sydney Rosenberg Contribution Education Fund by Ethel & Eugene Zale Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael by Lillian Becker Provides for an annual adult Memory of Lois W. Toub by Paul & Joan Salzberger Conversion of Jessica Hudes education class. by Joe & Beverly Goldman by Fred Shapiro & Karen by Lance Hudes Memory of Edna K. Flaxman Memory of Milton M. Toub Bradshaw Happy Holidays to Alan Brodsky by Karen Glosserman by Beverly & Joe Goldman by Melvin & Ettie Weinberg by Arthritis Care & Memory of David Lee Frankfurt Memory of Samuel Toub Memory of Hannah L. Mosesman Diagnostic Center by Karen Glosserman by Beverly & Joe Goldman by Leonard Mosesman Happy Holidays to Memory of Maurice M. Harrison Memory of Joseph F. Memory of Elizabeth Prager The Sandfield Family by Karen Glosserman Trachtenberg by Morton & Jacque Prager by Sandy Nachman Memory of Evelyn E. Leeds by Helaine Trachtenberg Memory of William Prager Honor of Alan Brodsky by Betsy & Jeff Robinson Celebration of Beth & Jim Gold by Morton & Jacque Prager by Susan Levy & Lissa Creola Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael by Ricki & Andy Rabin Memory of George M. Quint Marriage of Holly Friedman & by Bob & Lynn Behrendt Honor of Erin & Ross Frankfurt by Barbara & Ralph Bubis Jeffrey Biederman by Betty & Asher Dreyfus by Ralph McBride Randall by Bernard & Ruthie Levy by Michael & Terry Friedman by Rita & Alan Kahn by Richard & Sydney Rosenberg Naming of Amelia Gabriele Memory of Morton Rudberg Anne and Sam Kesner by Elysia & Raymond Zale by Robin & Jason Gabriele by Bob & Lynn Behrendt Caring Congregation Fund Memory of Ernest Rich Unveiling of Tana Kommer Memory of Marianne Albert Shaw Supports Temple members by Avrum & Kimberly by Joel Kommer by Karen Glosserman through all phases of life, in joy Schonwald Memory of Roberta Yellin and in sorrow. (ie, hospitalization, Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. Rabbi Gerald J. Klein by Karen Glosserman senior services, condolence, by Barbara & Ralph Bubis Memorial Fund neighborhood programming, etc.) by Robert & Cindy Quint For beautification and Leonard M. Cohen Adult Memory of Mary Barnett by Paul & Joan Salzberger improvements at the Temple Education Fund by Jerry Candy Memory of Morton Rudberg Emanu-El Cemetery. Supports adult education Memory of Jack Lopez Klein by Paul & Joan Salzberger Memory of Helma Ackerman programs. by Lottye Brodsky Memory of Sylvia S. Schwartz by Jeffrey & Lindsay Steinberg Memory of Istvan Ozsvath by Connie Rudick by Selly & Joyce Belofsky Memory of Harvey D. Kirk by Saralynn Busch Memory of Evelyn E. Leeds by Barbara & Ralph Bubis by Mary Ann & Marshall Lustig & Andrew Fenves by Jerry Candy by Joni & Robert Cohan Memory of Milton J. Loeb Memory of Milton J. Loeb Memory of Marcia Shapiro by Ron & Marilyn Fiedelman Rose Marion & Lee H. Berg by Sheryl & Gordon Bogen by Fred Shapiro & Karen by Lois Wolf Building Fund by Jeanne & Barry Miller Bradshaw and Melinda Shapiro Memory of George M. Quint Provides for upkeep and Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael by Donald Shapiro by Abe & Roslyn Katz maintenance of the Temple by Lottye Brodsky Memory of Theodore Shapiro by Malcolm & Joan Shwarts building. by Jerry Candy by Fred Shapiro & Karen Memory of Robert Rawitscher, Memory of Randy Beck Memory of George M. Quint Bradshaw and Melinda Shapiro M.D. by Susan & Daryl Beck by Jeanne & Barry Miller by Donald Shapiro by Lynn & Bob Behrendt and Memory of Stuart Beck Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. Memory of Shirley Shwiff Robert Behrendt by Susan & Daryl Beck by Kitzi & Myron Ball by Suzie Ablon Memory of Morton Rudberg Memory of Sol Mitchell Gilbert by Bobbie & David Repp by Barbara Berger by Cathy & Ted Bernstein by J. M. & Nickey Gilbert Memory of Morton Rudberg by Barbara & Ralph Bubis Memory of Alfred Sallinger Memory of Sara S. Goldman by Carole Cohen by Kathy Shwiff by Hermine Sallinger by Joe & Beverly Goldman Memory of Joyce F. Sallinger by Lottye Brodsky CONTRIBUTIONS

Memory of Shirley Shwiff Memory of Sidney Dorfman Honor of Sue Lichten David B. Shalom Religious by Lisa & Jim Albert by Rosalind & Art Kaplan by Jessonda Fox Education Fund by Renate & Karl Kahn Honor of Ralph Stannard Financial assistance for religious by Connie Rudick Music Fund by Jessonda Fox education of Temple Emanu-El Memory of Selma Rolnik Winkler Supports and enhances the music Honor of Miriam & Max Vernon members. by Lottye Brodsky programs by the cantor and choir. by Jessonda Fox Memory of Elliott Reuben Hillman Memory of Joan Wolman Memory of Isaac Abrams Marriage of Jacquie Lipton by Helene Shalom by Connie Rudick by Miriam & Max Vernon & Myron Schwitzer Memory of Morton Rudberg Honor of Aimee Ginsburg Memory of Dave Andres by Jacqueline Lipton by Helene Shalom by Larry Ginsburg by Ruth Andres & Myron Schwitzer Speedy recovery of Susan Cooper Memory of Ann Barron Speedy recovery of Marsha Cohn Lomdim Project by Sarah Yarrin & Jack Repp by Ruth Andres by Jessonda Fox Provides an open and inclusive by Hannah Rubin by Melvin & Ettie Weinberg community for students with Cemetery by Toni & Morey Silverman special needs. Endowment Fund Memory of Muriel Brahinsky Aline Rutland Prayer Memory of Mary Martha Malone Earned interest supports the by Jessonda Fox Book Fund by Melvin & Ettie Weinberg maintenance and improvement of Memory of Dr. Albert Fox Purchases prayer books as needed. Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael the cemetery grounds. by Jessonda Fox Memory of George M. Quint by Ronald & Judy Foxman Memory of Abe Goldberg Memory of Katherine Jayaseelan by Helen & Charles Feldman by Renate & Karl Kahn by Julie & Michael Lowenberg by Arlene & David Steinfield Memory of Alma Ray Memory of Shirley Shwiff Memory of Helen Goodman Memory of Jack Lopez Klein by Jane F. Ray by Sheila & Sam Giller by Harold & Juliette Goodman by Rita Paresky Memory of Morton Rudberg Memory of Milton J. Loeb Memory of Milton J. Loeb by Jane F. Ray Henry D. Schlinger by Max & Marilyn Tonkon by Ruth Andres Memory of Shirley Shwiff Ethics Symposium Memory of Mark Mamolen by Rita Paresky by Jane F. Ray Endowment Fund by Saralynn Busch Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael Supports the annual ethics & Andrew Fenves by Simon Sargon & Bonnie Rabbi Levi Olan symposium at Temple Emanu-El. Memory of Howard Moss Glasgow Lecture Fund Memory of Edgar A. Robinson by Terri Hornberger Memory of Istvan Ozsvath Provides an annual program with a by Beverly Levy Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. by Simon Sargon & Bonnie noted speaker. by OriAnn & Jud Phillips Glasgow Memory of Evelyn E. Leeds Jill Stone Social Memory of Joseph Schwartz Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. by Max & Marilyn Tonkon Action Fund by Stanley & Susan Schwartz by Sarah Rose Braham (established in 2007 in loving by Ed & Lyra Daniels Early Childhood Education memory of Jill Stone by Dr. Klein Garden Fund by Jessonda Fox Center Marvin Stone and his children and Supports the maintenance of the by Ronald & Judy Foxman Supports ECEC programs. grandchildren) Provides funding Klein Garden. by Marlene Franklin Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. for social justice programs and Memory of Malvina Guttman by Larry Ginsburg by Norm & Andrea Bleicher initiatives throughout the Dallas by Kathy & Alan Freeman by Nancy Golden, Jamie and by Marcy & Michael Grossman community and for emergency Memory of Henry N. Meyer Rachel Kopf Memory of Sylvia S. Schwartz relief and advocacy issues. by Bob & Lynn Behrendt by Suzi & Jack Greenman by Susan & Martin Golman Memory of Shirley Lanoix Memory of M.J. Mittenthal by Harold Krom by Marcy & Michael Grossman by Kitzi & Myron Ball by Patricia Mittenthal by Sue Lichten Birthday of Adlene Harrison Memory of Joyce F. Sallinger Memory of George M. Quint by Bob & Kathy Lindauer by Susan & Martin Golman by Phyllis & Joe Somer by Sandy & Dan Gorman by Jay Madrid Contribution Memory of Shirley Shwiff by Jeanne & Barry Miller by Ken Czarnecki Tikkum Olam Fund by Patricia & Matthew Gold by Bette Miller Contribution (formerly, the Social Action Fund) by Sandy & Dan Gorman by John M. Nolan by Frank & Karen Ptak Family Supports broad array of programs, Anniversary of Mr. & by Connie Rudick Foundation projects, advocacy and lectures Mrs. Stanley Golman by May Sebel related to Temple Emanu-El’s by Malcolm & Joan Shwarts by Elizabeth Solender ECEC Parents social justice initiatives. & Gary Scott Association Fund Memory of Mary Barnett Alex F. Weisberg by Lynn & Jay Staub Benefits the programs and projects by Ellen Lasser & Tommy Kaye Library Fund by Kevin & Leslie Sullivan of the Pre-School as designated by Memory of Dwayne Burno Purchases Judaic books, by Miriam & Max Vernon the Parents Association. by Sarah Yarrin & Jack Repp publications and videos. by Louis & Carol Wadel Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. Memory of Louie Kissner Memory of Joyce F. Sallinger by Sarah Yarrin & Jack Repp by Bart & Melissa Plaskoff by Melvin & Ettie Weinberg by Rosalee Cohen Memory of Morton Rudberg Memory of Jack Lopez Klein Memory of Sylvia S. Schwartz by Rita Paresky Martin & Charlotte by Ellen Lasser & Tommy Kaye by Joan Goltz Memory of Shirley Shwiff Weiss Fund Memory of Evelyn E. Leeds Memory of Shirley Shwiff by Jessonda Fox Provides scholarships for Religious by Lindsay Bendorf by Joan Goltz by Devora Rubin School fees, buys Religious School Memory of Milton J. Loeb Birthday of Norma Levitan Appreciation of Cantor books and covers additional by Annette & Jack Corman by Rosalee Cohen Richard Cohn Religious School expenses. by Cyndi Heller & Marshal by Susan & Frank Giardina Memory of Milton J. Loeb Goldberg William P. Budner Youth Birthday of Blanche Fromm by Bernard & Beatrice Hirsh Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael Library Fund by Jessonda Fox Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael by Annette & Jack Corman Purchases Judaic books and Birthday of Pat Zilbermann by Bernard & Beatrice Hirsh Memory of Morton Rudberg publications for Religious School by Miriam & Max Vernon Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. by Annette & Jack Corman students. Honor of Carol & Royal Brin by Bernard & Beatrice Hirsh Memory of Shirley Shwiff Memory of Miriam Dorfman by Jessonda Fox Memory of Sylvia S. 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Bat Mitzvah of Franceska Isaly Judy Klein and families Social Justice Fund for Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. by Frankie Gould Isaly Memory of Milton J. Loeb Youth Education by Linda Steinberg Birth of Nolan Ratner by Don Alweis (originally, the Rhoads’ Terrace Memory of Evelyn Schwartz by Chuck & Debby Stein by Kitzi & Myron Ball Fund, established by Temple in by Miriam Cohen Celebration of Max, Gabriel & by Karen Blumenthal & Scott the early 1960s to create the city’s Memory of Shirley Shwiff Barbara Einsohn McCartney first pre-school for disadvantaged by Miriam Cohen by Barbara Berger by Joni & Robert Cohan children in the southern Dallas by Marlene Franklin Honor of Cheryl Pollman by Nina Cortell & Bob Fine neighborhood of Rhoads Terrace) by Fran Kimple by Chuck & Debby Stein by Dallas Jewish Historical Supports worthwhile educational by Phyllis & Marty Mills Speedy recovery of Susan Cooper Society causes for youth in need. by Linda Steinberg by French Class by Asher & Betty Dreyfus Memory of Lillia Rosborough Anniversary of Deanna by Jim & Sherry Friedberg Davis & Jerry Kasten Dora Aronson Helping by Marena & Roger Gault by Cyndi Heller & Marshal by Miriam Cohen Hands Fund by Karen Glosserman Goldberg Birthday of Norma Levitan Distributed by Rabbi David by Joan Goltz Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael by Fran Kimple Stern to individuals in need of by Suzi & Jack Greenman by Bert & Myra Fischel financial assistance, particularly in by Renate & Karl Kahn Bat Mitzvah of Franceska Isaly Sisterhood of Temple emergency or critical life situations. by Marjorie Levy by Kari Gould & Timothy Isaly Emanu-El Memory of Mary Barnett by Jay & Betty Lorch Supports the Sisterhood of Temple by Cheryl & Randy Colen by Julie & Michael Lowenberg Youth Scholarship Fund Emanu-El. Memory of Stanley David by Benton & Judy Markey Supports families that need Memory of Marilynne J. Darrow Bernstein by Maury & Florence Midlo financial assistance so their by Karen Glosserman by David & Jo-Sandra Greenberg by Sandy Nachman children may participate in some Memory of Dorothy P. Green Memory of Jack Lopez Klein by Sally & Robert Rosen of the youth programs which have by Karen Glosserman by Ellene Breinin by Connie Rudick a registration cost. Memory of June Klein Memory of Louis I. Kolber by Lee & Ellen Salzberger Memory of Millie Halfpenny by Karen Glosserman by Rose & Jay Brenner by Lee & Ellen Salzberger by Robin Kosberg & Mark by Miriam & Max Vernon Memory of Julius Kronick by The Cavuoti family Washofsky Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael by Sandra & Barry Kronick by Paul & Joan Salzberger Memory of Milton J. Loeb by Karen Glosserman Memory of Stanley H. Litman by Leslie Simon by Phyllis & Joe Somer Memory of Leon A. Rudick by Susie, Joel, Hillary & Carly by Lori Stahl Memory of Mary Martha Malone by Karen Glosserman Litman by Shirley Tobolowsky by Phyllis & Joe Somer Memory of Sylvia S. Schwartz Memory of Milton J. Loeb by Audrey & Stanton Unell Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael by Donald & Marilyn Schaffer by Sheryl & Gordon Bogen Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael by Robin Kosberg & Mark Memory of Shirley Shwiff by Ellene Breinin by Sarah Yarrin & Jack Repp Washofsky by Kitzi & Myron Ball by Cheryl & Randy Colen Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. Memory of Ben Rosenthal Jr. by Barbara & Bruce Elliott by Irma & Irwin Grossman by Karen Glosserman by Phyllis & Joe Somer by The Engel Foundation, Inc Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael Memory of Morton Rudberg B’Nai Mitzvah of Isabelle & David Ilene Engel & Bob Arutsky by Cheryl & Randy Colen by Benton & Judy Markey Haemisegger by Karen Glosserman Memory of George M. Quint by Phyllis Stern by The Chaput Family by Harold & Juliette Goodman by Cheryl & Randy Colen Memory of Rabbi Jack Stern Conversion of The Foster Family by Beatrice Kaplan Memory of Morton Rudberg by Karen Glosserman by Robin Kosberg by Marilyn Krovetz by Cheryl & Randy Colen Memory of Priscilla Rudin Stern by Sandy Nachman Memory of Sylvia S. Schwartz by Karen Glosserman Gina Rosenfield Levy by A. J. Norman by Cheryl & Randy Colen Memory of Dorothy F. Wittels Greene Family Camp by Marcy Ruback & Family Memory of Richard Wolff by Fran Toubin & Family Scholarship Fund by Carol & Aaron Sable and by Cheryl & Randy Colen Appreciation of Rabbi Supports families who need Ann Solomon David Stern financial assistance in order to by Phyllis & Joe Somer Priscilla R. Stern by Melvin & Ettie Weinberg attend Greene Family Camp. by Dorys Sussman Memorial Fund Memory of Monte Aaron Krause by Helen Tracey Supports literacy projects in the Temple Emanu-El Hunger by Phyllis & Phillip Stoup by Miriam & Max Vernon general and Jewish communities. Relief Project Memory of Zelda Weiner by Sarah Yarrin & Jack Repp Memory of Mary Barnett Collects funds for hunger relief by Phyllis & Phillip Stoup Marriage of Jacquie Lipton & by Melvin & Ettie Weinberg throughout the year, including Myron Schwitzer Memory of Mose Glosserman our High Holy Day and Passover Rabbi Sheldon Zimmerman by Bunny Winik & Nancy Frazier by Karen Glosserman drives, for distribution to local, Endowment Fund Memory of Roslyne Glosserman national and international agencies Supports the maintenance of the Young Adults Fund by Karen Glosserman dedicated to this cause. Temple building. Supports connecting people in Memory of Milford Jacobs Memory of Evelyn M. Harvey Memory of Dr. Carmen M. Michael their 20’s and 30’s to each other, to by Fran Toubin & Family by Katherine & Jim Harvey by Roy & Ragen Elterman Judaism, and to Temple Emanu-El. Memory of Jack Lopez Klein Memory of Evelyn E. Leeds by Elisa, Steve and Alex Reiter Conversion of Leslie Fleming by Karen Blumenthal & Scott by Ilene & Steve Sanders Birth of Ethan Gabriel Henry by Joyce & Alan Goldberg McCartney Memory of Shirley Shwiff by Roy & Ragen Elterman by Carolyn Clark by Lori Stahl by Nina Cortell & Bob Fine Anniversary of Harriett Y.E.S. Fund of Sisterhood by Lois & Ross Finkelman & Calvin Cooper Supports the Youth, Education and by Ronald & Judy Foxman by Ilene & Steve Sanders Service program of Sisterhood. by Marilyn Goldstein Birthday of Norma Levitan Memory of Milton Loeb by Joan Goltz by Mary Ann & Marshall Lustig by Miriam Cohen by Rick & Kerri Lacher by Phyllis & Joe Somer by Linda Steinberg by Joyce & Joseph Rosenfield Memory of Mary Martha Malone by Phyllis Stern by Miriam Cohen by Linda Wagner, Alan Klein, CLERGY MESSAGE

(continued FROM page 1) which relates a dramatic me. Hadar is a bustling, story that carries us from vibrant part of Haifa with the depths of despair an ever-expanding new to the joy of salvation. immigrant population and Interestingly, it is the one endless winding streets of book in which God is not eclectic shops and open mentioned even once. The markets. After inhaling story focuses on the Jewish a falafel sandwich, I fell community living in asleep immediately upon Shushan, Persia during the arriving at the small reign of King Ahasuerus. hotel owned by a lovely When the king’s minister, Ukrainian couple. Haman, convinces I woke up early that Ahasuerus to kill the Jews, first Shabbat morning Queen Esther, who has to a chorus of stray cats. not revealed the fact she Hardly the morning is Jewish, musters the I imagined before courage to stand before my arrival. I pictured her husband and advocate a refreshing hike in for her people’s survival. the Carmel, a visit to In the end, evil Haman the nearby Reform is killed instead, and the congregation, and Jews are spared. Even bonding time with my when it appears that all new roommates. I did not is known and the course imagine walking through is set for the destruction twisted alleys with street of this Persian Jewish vendors yelling in Hebrew, community, in fact, there Russian, Arabic and is a steadfast hope and Amharic. But as I explored true salvation just below “We thoroughly enjoyed hosting a group of the Hadar neighborhood, the surface of this Temple members for a Sh’ma Emanu-El Havdalah far from the comfort of my dynamic story. evening event at our home. We firmly believe that little dorm room, taking And, in response to small groups are a great way for our congregants in the new smells, sounds this unexpected triumph, to connect and build relationships with fellow and sights, I realized that what do we do? We feast, Temple members.” sometimes, unexpected and sing, and dress in –Stan and Barbara Rabin experiences are a blessing. costume, but we are also This, too, was a part of expected to send mishloach Haifa that I would always manot, gifts of food to our return back to with a sense friends and family, as well Be Our Guests! of home. This too was the as matanot l’evyonim, gifts Want to meet other Temple place that I would come to the poor. In the face of members in a comfortable setting? to know. And indeed, I life’s uncertainty, in the Hoping to meet some did travel to Hadar every face of life’s challenges Temple neighbors? week to work at an after- and triumphs, both school center for teenage minor and great, we Sh’ma Emanu-El connects Temple girls, and with each visit, are called to recommit members through shared interests, I thought back to my first to our sacred duty of life stages and neighborhoods. What Shabbat in the “heart giving: giving to others, better way to get to know one another of the city.” Sometimes friends and strangers, than spending Havdalah together in holiness bursts through with generosity and spirit. the comfort of a congregant’s home? in the most unexpected And it is through our There’s still time to sign up; the parties of places. generosity of heart that continue through March 8. Discovering holiness we bring holiness into the in the unexpected lies at far reaches of our world, Contact: Diana Coben Einstein, the heart of our Purim into the most unexpected 214.706.0000, ext. 126 holiday, which we celebrate of times and places, into [email protected] next month on March the “heart of our cities,” 15-16th. We will read from Shushan, to Haifa, to 18 from the Book of Esther, Dallas and beyond. Rock & Roll Purim A King, his Queen and One Bad am!Boy… the Whole Megillah begins at Purim SPiel • Congregational lunCh adultS-only BrunCh • Children’S Carnival gameS for a CauSe Sunday, marCh 16

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