The Monthly Magazine of Temple Emanu-El of Tucson | 225 North Country Club Road, Tucson, AZ 85716 TEMPLE(520) 327-4501 TIMES www.tetucson.org June and July 2021 - Sivan/Tammuz/Av 5781 Vol. LXIX No. 10 June & July Temple Emanu-El Annual Meeting Sunday, June 13th at 10:00 am

Mazal Tov to our Confirmands Nora Sevy, Ben Otto, David Berk, Talya Fleisher, and Lily Goldberg

Confirmation, photo by Howard Paley, and ECE Pre-Kindergarten Graduation, photo by Grant Henry

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Scott and Arden Or Chadash, Congregation Emanu-El and Temple as well as been supportive have of my decision. Cantor Cohen has no on an abundance of clergy, have Although we quite the opposite. asked me to leave; forward looking am I newto challenges life, in and spend- time with my family, spending more verymy with time more ing Judy spouse, patient I’m the interim, In ShepardGomez afterI retire. forward looking canI what doing to our help to forward move of transicongregations - in this year Let and growth of time a be this newand tion birth. forcelebration all of us! . We saw bright and minds faces We . th . It’s a Yiddish word for “pride or “pride Yiddish for a It’s word . Naches gratification.” It the be used to signify can gratification.” the achieve- experience that we from joy It can also apply to our children. ments of If you other family and friends. members something has done who closeare to anyone a created school, from graduated special … - ven in any or found satisfaction of art, work nothing is there that know you then … ture like the feeling of sharing in that joy. , President, Congregation Or Chadash Congregation President, , , President, Temple Emanu-El Emanu-El Temple President, , . It was amplified further the Confirmation/ at . nd is just the right word to describe it felt is just the right to be how word Shavuot 16 May event on Our prototype vision statement for Kol Ami is, “A home of home “A Our prototype statement for is, vision Kol Ami do you how It begs the question, joyful Judaism for all.” Individual Jewishexperience journeys joy? all different. are ours together. Let’s to share continue It’s a rare and treasured experience for us to be part- and treasured a rare of creat It’s especially It’s important lay to helps it if new. something ing a foundation for for a brighter ourselves future and our chil- Our challenges us work in that light. see Kol Ami We dren. like forming patience for to show the things that take time, It also and honoringtraditions. valued relationships strong We thing. teaches us that a dose of impatience is not a bad a solu- to drive as fuel toward way, can use it in a productive in history. fits this moment that tion “Hi. Let me tell you about my day. Today, I met with people Today, Let my day. about me tell you “Hi. at papers that will help us to looked We doing holy work. The called It’s Kol Ami. Tucson. form a new synagogue in About 700 families will come of my people.” “all name means Emanu- Temple will combine We to be parttogether of it. Or into the new Chadash synagogue El and Congregation all very excited.” We’re later this year. In our own way, we, too, have been working with others to been working have too, we, way, In our own might we is how Here balanced future. help shape a more could turn back if we the clock tell the story to our children, veryto when they were young. ready to carryready out the best of Jewish while putting traditions easy to It’s the future. stamp on individualistic their own, So it was world and imbalance in the find conflict today. of our Jewish members - com younger to see how refreshing and energy poised to lend their voice munity are to create balance. Elaine Jones Scott Arden essage M Presidents’ part School of the Religious Siyyum (conclusion) ceremony 2 May on Naches Executive Director Reopening Task Force Covid Protocols for June Membership Dues for Next Year The Covid-19 Reopening Task Force has been meeting to Thank you for your membership provide guidance and develop policies and procedures to and participation in the life of balance the needs of our congregants while ensuring the (520) 327-4501 our congregation. I hope that you safety and well-being of our community, clergy, and staff. have been able to participate in The task force has used guidelines from the CDC and Pima our worship services and classes County Health Department to develop these procedures. virtually during the pandemic. Members of the task force include the following members: Elaine Jones, Scott Arden, Rabbi Thomas Louchheim, Much activity has taken place over the last months Rabbi Scott Saulson, Cantor Janece Cohen, Seth Ruskin, as Temple Emanu-El and Congregation Or Cha- Nathan Rothschild, Lyn Henry, Rina Liebeskind, Oleg

4 dash prepare to become Kol Ami, a new congrega- Shishkovskiy, Jim Liebeskind, and Donna Beyer. We are tion. Both synagogues continue to work together to working with an epidemiologist from Emory University, Dr. provide our collective memberships with important Bruce G. Weniger.

www.tetucson.org spiritual resources, adult and youth education, and opportunities for collaboration on a variety of topics. Current Covid Protocols These protocols are applicable for all members and visi- You should receive your Membership Commit- tors who enter both of our synagogue buildings/campuses. ment packet for next year soon. There is no change Everyone vaccine eligible who enters the building, will be in membership dues for this coming year. However, required to sign a Consent Form that they understand the your membership commitment doesn’t automatical- risks of Covid-19, they are in good health, and agree to abide ly renew each year – you need to fill out and return by all Covid protocols. the Membership Commitment and Payment Op- tions form to the office by June 30th. We are starting hybrid worship services. A maximum of 50 people (excluding clergy and staff) will be permitted at Cemetery Plots - Prices Increasing worship services in the Rubin Family Sanctuary at Temple July 1st! Emanu-El. A maximum of 30 people (excluding clergy and staff) will be permitted in the courtyard at Congregation PEACE OF MIND… Or Chadash. Services will continue to be available through Temple offers two beautiful and affordable places Zoom and Facebook live. for burial in consecrated ground: our new section at Evergreen Cemetery on Oracle Road and Sha’arei Reservations for worship services in person: Shalom Cemetery (part of All Faiths Cemetery on • Reservations in advance will be required. Please reserve Avenue Los Reyes on the southeast side). There is an through the website Tuesday 9:00 am through Thursday 7:00 Urn Garden at Evergreen. pm preceding the Friday and Saturday services. Upon arrival: As of July 1, 2021, pricing of plots at both loca- • Everyone 2 years and older must wear a mask fully covering tions will be increasing significantly. To take ad- their nose and mouth. vantage of the current, lower prices, please contact • Everyone must maintain social distancing, at least 6 feet me at [email protected] or call the Temple Office from those who do not live in your household or social bub- at (520)327-4501 before the end of June. ble. •All attendees who registered by calling a synagogue office If you haven’t purchased your cemetery plots, to in- (rather than online) will need to show proof of Covid vac- sure your peace of mind, now is the time! cination and sign a consent form before entering the Sanctu- ary or courtyard. L’shalom, •Attendees must bring their own kippot and tallitot (prayer shawls). Donna Beyer The building will open 15 minutes before services begin. No Executive Director oneg or kiddush will be provided. At the end of worship services, please avoid congregating with others, and vacate the building as soon as you can. (520) 327-4501 5 www.tetucson.org - amaner@tetuc Every week a member of our combined congregation his or her reads original- com mentary the on th 10:00 am Annual Meeting our con- gives Temple’s The finances, gregantsTemple information about more. much and our plans for Kol Ami, Check for email blast this coming week your complete information. Save the Date! Save Annual Meeting June 13 Sunday, . President: Seth Ruskin President: JerryVice President: Cohen Jeff Rein Treasurer: Secretary: Simon Rosenblatt Scott Arden President: Past Immediate continuing(Mona Gibson Nominating Committee Chairperson) Brie Finegold, Alan Herman, Members: Board Steve Shawl. WRJ, be determined by To Auxiliary Members: JCTEY. Club, Men’s Respectfully by submitted Mona L Gibson President. Immediate Past Torah portion of the week. You, too, can the have too, You, portion of the week. Torah - writing of To honor a commentary the (drash)on rah portion of the week. information and available dates email more For Clergy at Assistant, Anne Maner, or call the Temple Emanu-El office at (520) Emanu-El Temple callson.org or the 16. EXT. 327-4501, Drash Program Drash Vice . Cur- . th l . th ominating Committee ominating The members of the Board were contacted earlieryear contacted this were The members of the Board in servingto identify their interest Board the Kol Ami on - com transitional this to streamline In order Trustees. of translates response it was assumed that a yes mittee process, on in their current capacitycontinuing to an affirmative for not interested those who were Additionally, until that time. their servingin have to assumed are Board Ami Kol the on term June 30 ending effective agreed to fill the role of President President Sethrole of to fill Ruskin the agreed President Simont Rosenblat for period. the extended transition to temporarilyagreed of fill the position Secretary. rent officers were contacted to discuss their desire to extend extend to desire their discuss to contacted were officers rent declined officers have continue: to Two term. their current Scottand Secretary Arden President Libby Quinn. With all of the above assumptions and expressed interests, I With interests, and expressed all assumptions of the above members the following slate of officers and Board propose until of Directors Board Emanu-El Temple to serve the on occurs: Trustees of Board the formation of the Kol Ami Given that the annual congregationalGiven meeting is sched- the announcement at 10:00 am, 2021, uled for June 13, of of the slate of officers and Board to the congregation be distributed 12 must no later than May Directors N The times. of best the in is lengthy process nominating The extended the to address committee of another addition es- periodtransition appears unnecessary and burdensome, nominations obtaining of peciallyprocess the that given al- had forand forming Kol Ami committee a nominating to the nominations approach abbreviated An begun. ready developedwas after a review and consideration careful of Kol Emanu-El and the approved Temple of the bylaws The spiritof all documents period transition Ami bylaws. rep- are members the slate of officers/Board is to ensure well are and congregants of our congregation resentative meeting. informed prior to the annual congregational Report on Extended Transition Report on Extended Due the COVID to related circumstances to unforeseen for Trustees of the formation of the Board 19 pandemic, Both delayed. be must Ami Kol of newthe congregation ap- Orand Emanu-El congregations Chadash Temple the the Planproved forbylaws and the the of Consolidation our attorneys counseled have However, period. transition maintain its must that each congregation leadership our lay and organization forseparate time being. the Board Emanu- Temple E Strauss ECE Joint Religious School Joint Religious School Update

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6 Eve Liebeskind, Teacher Erica Bickart, Madricha www.tetucson.org Religious School Fall Registration Thank you to those of you who took advantage of our Early Bird Registration in the early spring. Remember, member- ship and tuition bills will be mailed separately. Please be sure to take care of dues and Religious School fees prior to the beginning of the school year. If for some reason you did not receive your Religious School and/or membership packet, please contact us as soon as possible. The Registration Fee is now $200 per student. If you need financial assistance, please contact me at [email protected].

Summer Brain Drain? I imagine that this summer more than ever before, our students may encounter a “brain drain.” This is especially true when applied to a second lan- guage, which, even during the school year, is only being practiced about 2 hours per week at best. For that reason, we recommend that students practice their Hebrew skills at We had a wonderful Pre-Kindergarten graduation home. If needed, links for our prayer recordings are available. on Sunday May 16th, and all of our children received We also have a PDF of the prayer book, as well as a prayer a sign to post in their front yards to mark the occa- CD that can be emailed or picked up upon request. Please sion. We celebrated 3 classrooms of Pre-Kindergar- contact the office at (520)512-8500 if you need access to any ten children totalling 30 children. of these items.

Our teachers Bernie, Noelle and Sahra did an amaz- Save the Dates! Hebrew and Religious School ing job in a year that was so different, and which in- th nd cluded many high points a a few low ones. first days: Thursday, August 19 and Sunday, August 22 As of now, we are planning to resume in-person learn- For me, the highs are always when I see these chil- ing starting in August. Hebrew School will be meeting on dren who are so verbal, inquisitive, sweet, and loving. Thursdays from 4:15pm - 6:00pm and Religious School will It makes me so very grateful to be in this position. be meeting on Sundays from 9:15 am - 12:00 pm. Students in 9th and 10th grades will meet with their teachers on Sun- Our summer session starts on June 1st and we are days from 9:00 am - 10:00 am, and then will work as Mad- looking forward to a fun-filled summer with many richim, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm in an assigned class. We different activities! will also continue to provide remote access, and adhere to the latest COVID safety protocols. Lyn Henry Director, Strauss ECE Rina Liebeskind Joint Religious School Education Director [email protected] (520) 900-7030 (520) 327-4501 7 www.tetucson.org June is scheduledis for mi will during continue the sum- ol A ol Jeff by Jeff bylaws is led committee The a. by Tony led activity The committee, b. MoKA Working will Julyin meet not Group Working MoKA The first MoKA first The Shabbat Jim who make up Whitehill and Mitch Kagen , Art Geiger Men of Kol Ami en of K of Men Happenings Group Working MoKA Club TE Men’s the April meeting of Joint At 1. MoKA established the we and OCBrotherhood, - Execu The Group. Working Kol Ami) (Men of meeting organizations of both are Committees tive will jointly group the combined to establish how formally congregations both once together work - creat were committees group working Two merge. to writeed – one and one a new agreement bylaws foryear. the next fiscal a list of activities to suggest Executive The combined Bickart Flyer and Dave . may willCommittee review bylaws, the suggested bylaws the and approve make recommendations, The group. to the whole working for dissemination to the whole working should be sent out bylaws and for review, during sometime the summer, group - work at the first and approval, then for discussion meeting in the fall. ing group of the together a fall wants to plan get Zinman, can to know so that we get in person, group, entire will in be able to meet we Hopefully, each other. in the fall. person 2. willmeetings Regular Sepin begin - August. and June meeting willThe probably be pushed tember. 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J WR for Dates & News WRJ July June and Shabbat & Festival Services & Special Events Friday, June 4th Friday, July 9th 6:30 pm - Campfire Shabbat at Alvernon 6:30 pm - Shabbat Celebration at Country Club 6:30 pm - Shabbat Celebration at Country Club 6:30 pm - Wisdom of the Sages Saturday, June 5th Saturday, July 10th 8:30 am - Torah Engagement via Zoom 8:30 am - Torah Engagement via Zoom 10:00 am - Experiencing Shabbat Morning 10:00 am - Experiencing Shabbat Morning (520) 327-4501 11:15 am - Virtual Kiddush Lunch 11:15 am - Virtual Kiddush Lunch Torah Portion: Shelach Lecha Torah Portion: Matot-Masei Numbers 13:1 - 15:41 Numbers 30:2 - 36:13 Friday, June 11th Friday, July 16th 6:30 pm - Campfire Shabbat at Alvernon 6:30 pm - Shabbat Celebration at Country Club 6:30 pm - Shabbat Celebration at Country Club 6:30 pm - Wisdom of the Sages

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www.tetucson.org 11:15 am - Virtual Kiddush Lunch 11:15 am - Virtual Kiddush Lunch Torah Portion: Korach Torah Portion: Devarim Numbers 16:1 - 18:32 Deuteronomy 1:1 - 3:22 Friday, June 18th Saturday, July 17th 6:30 pm - Campfire Shabbat at Alvernon Erev Tisha B’Av 6:30 pm - Shabbat Celebration at Country Club Special Program - Panel on Resistance Saturday, June 19th Friday, July 23rd 8:30 am - Torah Engagement via Zoom 6:30 pm - Campfire Shabbat at Alvernon 10:00 am - Experiencing Shabbat Morning 6:30 pm - Shabbat Celebration at Country Club 11:15 am - Virtual Kiddush Lunch 6:30 pm - Wisdom of the Sages Torah Portion: Chukat Numbers 19:1 - 22:1 Saturday, July 24th 8:30 am - Torah Engagement via Zoom Friday, June 25th 10:00 am - Experiencing Shabbat Morning 6:30 pm - Shabbat Celebration at Country Club 11:15 am - Virtual Kiddush Lunch Men of Kol Ami Shabbat Torah Portion: V’etchanan Deuteronomy 3:23 - 7:11 Saturday, June 26th 8:30 am - Torah Engagement via Zoom Friday, July 30th 10:00 am - Experiencing Shabbat Morning 6:30 pm - Campfire Shabbat at Alvernon 11:15 am - Virtual Kiddush Lunch 6:30 pm - Shabbat Celebration at Country Club Torah Portion: Balak 6:30 pm - Wisdom of the Sages Numbers 22:2 - 25:9 Saturday, July 31st Friday, July 2nd 8:30 am - Torah Engagement via Zoom 6:30 pm - Shabbat Celebration at Country Club 10:00 am - Experiencing Shabbat Morning 6:30 pm - Wisdom of the Sages 11:15 am - Virtual Kiddush Lunch Torah Portion: Eikev Saturday, July 3rd Deuteronomy 7:12 - 11:25 8:30 am - Torah Engagement via Zoom 10:00 am - Experiencing Shabbat Morning 11:15 am - Virtual Kiddush Lunch Torah Portion: Pinchas Numbers 25:10 - 30:1 (520) 327-4501 9 www.tetucson.org and th at 7:00 th sallietofel@ at 4:00 pm. at 4:00 pm. th https://tihan.org/ (hpaley55@gmail. and July 14 th Primavera Foundation Foundation Primavera ps://www.primavera.org/ https://www.ccs-soaz.org/ and July 25 th htt Catholic Community Services Temple Emanu-El Mitzvah Corp. Mitzvah Corp. Emanu-El Temple https://www.tetucson.org/payment.php Marc Sbar, CongregationOrChadash Sbar, Marc at 7:00 pm. at 7:00 pm. or st TIHAN (Tucson Interfaith HIV/Aids Network) TIHAN (Tucson - photog your like to join and improve If you’d pm. Steve contact Shawl (stephen.shawl@ skills, raphy comcast.net) or Howard Paley com). June 16 Wednesdays, for a Jewish Soul, Food July 21 Congregation Or Chadash. Register for Register the Chug- Or Chadash. Congregation https://www.tetucson.org/chuggim gim here: , Thursdayspm at 3:00 Chai Tea and socialize to meet a place is with Tea Chai and meets group everyThis week in June, friends. monthly starting in July. June 9 Photography Chug, , for this The contact chug is Sallie Tofel gmail.com. , our Jewish geneology chug, our Jewish geneologyFinding chug, Our Roots, June 20 meets Sundays, hug a C Join or sociallyCraving online distant events other with Jews Our inclusive in an atmosphere? Chuggim social meaning circle) are word the Hebrew (from Each chug- is host interests. around circlescentered and Emanu-El Temple and forof members ed by

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Philip Warsaw Philip Sol Rubinson Carol Kestler Carol Leo Kamerow Lee Ulrich Mildred Shapiro Mildred Marion Mayer Rachel Dora Bloomfield Nettie Rice Task Rice Nettie Maurice Marcus Ruth Schwager Esther Capin Edla Brannock Ethel Simon Hinda Gordon Barney Sattinger Julia Hyman Abraham Lackow Ida Gevirtzman Harry Zaretsky Pauline Surks Pauline Ann Preston Ann Morton Plevinsky Mamie Kranz Jack Julius Cera Fox Kaitlyn Ruth Bayne Esther Shepard Elka Matlick Alice Farber Maurice Lutwack Betsy Shapiro Irene SarverIrene Sol Rosen Ruth Lefkowitz David WilliamsDavid Jean Myerson Yetta Hardman Yetta Richard Goldberg Richard Rose Chaet June Wallis June Name July 16 & 17 July 16 & 17 July 16 & 17 July 16 & 17 July 16 & 17 July 16 & 17 July 16 & 17 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 9 & 10 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July 2 & 3 July & 3 2 July & 3 2 July & 3 2 July & 3 2 July & 3 2 July & 3 2 July & 3 2 July & 3 2 July & 3 2 July & 3 2 July 2 & 3 Read on Read Shabbat read on a different day, please contact the office. contact please read a differentbe on name If day, you prefer one’s your loved that 7/19/2021 7/19/2021 7/19/2021 7/19/2021 7/19/2021 7/18/2021 7/18/2021 7/17/2021 7/17/2021 7/17/2021 7/17/2021 7/16/2021 7/16/2021 7/16/2021 7/16/2021 7/15/2021 7/15/2021 7/14/2021 7/14/2021 7/14/2021 7/13/2021 7/13/2021 7/12/2021 7/12/2021 7/11/2021 7/11/2021 7/10/2021 7/10/2021 7/10/2021 7/10/2021 7/10/2021 7/10/2021 7/10/2021 7/9/2021 7/8/2021 7/8/2021 7/8/2021 7/7/2021 7/6/2021 7/6/2021 7/6/2021 7/6/2021 7/5/2021 7/5/2021 7/5/2021 7/5/2021 7/5/2021 7/4/2021 Yahrzeit Yahrzeit Date Happy Derek Roth Gordon 15 Renee Keltner Birthdays Rachel Borrego Jim Overmyer 16 Xela Keith - Chirch Adam-Paul Smolak 17 Eileen Palles 16 Tom Brannock 18 Robert Shapiro Ruby Buchsbaum Richard Gordon 17 Robert Goldfarb Picasso Vinal Nina Halfax (520) 327-4501 Diana Haas 19 Dina Berlin Stephen Shawl Amy Brannock 19 Harvey Meislin 20 Lesley Goldfarb June 20 deborah brandon 22 Lewis Bernstein 1 Alizda Garma Benjamin Sargus Cameron Price 2 Charlotte Toppel Michael Fruchtman 23 Stephen Doctoroff Rachel Levy Luke Meislin Michael Feld

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So many classes, so little time! We have a range of new, Jewish Lifelong Learning ( JLL) classes beginning in the next few weeks! Find complete descriptions and class times at https://www.tetucson.org/jll2122 Sivan / Tamuz 5781 TE & OC Calendar June 2021 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 45 12:00 pm Tucson Board of Rabbis10:00 am Talmud Study Group 3:00 pm Chai Tea 6:30 pm Shabbat Evening Paths 8:30 am Torah Study 4:30 pm Int/Adv Biblical Hebrew *visit our website for more 9:00 am Adult B’nei Mitzvah 6:00 pm Int Modern Hebrew informa� on* Class 10:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 11:15 am Virtual Kiddush Lunch

21 Sivan 22 Sivan 23 Sivan 24 Sivan Sh’lach 25 Sivan 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12:00 pm Lunch & Learn 6:30 pm KA Planning Commi� ee 10:00 am Talmud Study Group 10:30 am Yiddish with Sheldon 6:30 pm Shabbat Evening Paths 8:30 am Torah Study 4:30 pm Torah Study Mee� ng 4:30 pm Int/Adv Biblical Hebrew3:00 pm Chai Tea *visit our website for more 9:00 am Adult B’nei Mitzvah 7:00 pm Torah Can� lla� on 6:00 pm Int Modern Hebrew informa� on* Class 6:30 pm Rosh Chodesh Chavurah 10:00 am Shabbat Morning 6:30 pm Sisterhood-WRJ Services Program Mee� ng 11:15 am Virtual Kiddush Lunch 7:00 pm Photography Chug

26 Sivan 27 Sivan 28 Sivan 29 Sivan 30 Sivan 1 Tamuz Korach 2 Tamuz 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 12:00 pm Lunch & Learn 7:30 am Joint Execu� ve Comm 10:00 am Talmud Study Group 3:00 pm Chai Tea 7:30 am Execu� ve Commi� ee 8:30 am Torah Study 4:30 pm Torah Study 4:15 pm Kids Lego Chug 4:30 pm Int/Adv Biblical Hebrew6:30 pm Sacred Living 6:30 pm Shabbat Evening Service9:00 am Adult B’nei Mitzvah 7:00 pm Torah Can� lla� on 6:00 pm Int Modern Hebrew Commi� ee Mee� ng *visit our website for more Class 7:00 pm Beg Prayerbook Hebrew informa� on* 10:00 am Shabbat Morning 7:00 pm Food for a Jewish Soul Services 11:15 am Virtual Kiddush Lunch

4 Tamuz 5 Tamuz 6 Tamuz 7 Tamuz 3 Tamuz 8 Tamuz Chukat 9 Tamuz 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Father’s Day 12:00 pm Lunch & Learn 6:30 pm KA Planning Commi� ee 10:00 am Talmud Study Group 3:00 pm Chai Tea 6:30 pm Shabbat Evening Service8:30 am Torah Study 4:30 pm Torah Study Mee� ng 4:30 pm Int/Adv Biblical Hebrew6:15 pm Thirsty Thursday *visit our website for more 9:00 am Adult B’nei Mitzvah 7:00 pm Torah Can� lla� on 6:00 pm Int Modern Hebrew informa� on* Class 6:30 pm WRJ-Sisterhood Prgram 10:00 am Shabbat Morning with Sister Jose Women’s Shelter Services 7:00 pm Beg Prayerbook Hebrew 11:15 am Virtual Kiddush Lunch

10 Tamuz 11 Tamuz 12 Tamuz 13 Tamuz 14 Tamuz 15 Tamuz Balak 16 Tamuz 27 28 29 30 12:00 pm Lunch & Learn 4:15 pm Kids Lego Chug 10:00 am Talmud Study Group 4:30 pm Torah Study 7:00 pm Torah Can� lla� on 4:30 pm Int/Adv Biblical Hebrew 6:00 pm Int Modern Hebrew 7:00 pm Beg Prayerbook Hebrew

17 Tamuz 18 Tamuz 19 Tamuz 20 Tamuz

Temple Emanu-El www.tetucson.org Congrega� on Or Chadashwww.orchadash-tucson.org - This calendar was last updated on June 2, 2021. - For the most up to date information check your congregational weekly emails. - All events will be held on Zoom or streamed on Facebook unless otherwise indicated. - Certain events may require pre-registration. Check your congregational emails and website for more information. - *Virtual Kiddush Lunches will begin after Shabbat Morning Services end.

Temple Life Cycle

Confirmation 2021

Condolences We mourn the loss to our community of: Paul Bracker, father of Keith Bracker, Lee Bracker z’’l, and Debbie Senday Rimma Felty, wife of Richard Felty, mother of Mila Vasser and Alexander Vasser, grandmother of Annika Vasser and Sabina Anderson Trung Hua, son of Jill and Jim Rich Arlene Miller, friend of Carol and Harold Blatter Gloria Robbins, mother of Michelle Derman Marty Sager, friend of Mike and Karen Tauber Linda Yalkowsky, wife of Samuel Yalkowsky and mother of Naomi Foster and Rochelle Yalkowsky Herman Levin, father of Mara Levin, grandfather of Lindsey O’Shea Segovia and Kira O’Shea

Ben Otto, Nora Sevy, Rabbi Thomas Louchheim, Cantorial May their memories be a blessing. Soloist Marjorie Hochberg, Rabbi Scott Saulson, photo by Howard Paley