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Deepen Your Connection TempleTidings A PUBLICATION OF TEMPLE DE HIRSCH SINAI SINCE NOVEMBER 1909 VOL.110 NO.2 • 2017-18/5778 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY DEEPEN Temple De Hirsch Sinai and Tribe members unloaded over 1,000 bags of the 25,000 pounds YOUR of community-donated groceries for the JFS Food Drive. CONNECTION November/December/January 2017-18/5778 Vol. 110, No. 2 www.templedehirschsinai.org TEMPLE TIDINGS VISION IN EVERY ISSUE OFFICERS Temple De Hirsch Sinai leads the community in Grant Degginger, President Reform Jewish thought and practice, enriching LETTER FROM OUR BOARD Don Loeb, President-Elect the lives of our members and our community as PRESIDENT .................................. 3 Lisa Bridge, Secretary Treasurer we explore our Jewish possibilities together. WHOM TO CALL AT TEMPLE ... 3 Neil Weinstein, Aaron Alhadeff, Vice President MISSION RABBI'S CORNER ........................ 4 Stephanie Carmel, Vice President Temple De Hirsch Sinai serves a large, diverse, Betsy Cohen, Vice President multi-campus Reform Jewish congregation in ADULT ENGAGEMENT .............. 5 Elizabeth Goertzel, Vice President the greater Seattle area and provides leadership Alison Handlin, Vice President in promoting Jewish ethical and moral concepts. JRM PRESCHOOL & EARLY Don Loeb, Immediate Past President We uphold the traditional values of our historic CHILDHOOD ............................... 7 congregation and strive to create a progressive STAFF and contemporary Jewish environment BRIDGE FAMILY RELIGION Daniel Weiner, Senior Rabbi providing worship, education, lifecycle events, SCHOOL & YOUTH ..................... 10 Aaron C. Meyer, Associate Rabbi Associate Rabbi community building and community service B'NAI MITZVAH TEENS ............. 12 Callie B. Schulman, opportunities to all of our members. Lisa D. Horowitz, Executive Director DONATIONS ................................ 14 Janet Rasmus, Director of Programming & •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Membership TEMPLE eTIDINGS PERPETUAL YAHRZEITS ............ 18 Jim Collier, Director of Facilities, IT, & Security Each week, Temple sends out an email Holly Newman, Director of Finance SACRED JOURNEYS .................. 20 newsletter, Temple eTidings, which gives an Stacey Delcau, Director of Education Director of Early Childhood overview of our upcoming services, news, events IN MEMORIAM ........................... 20 Shannon Solomon, and programs. Email [email protected] Education to subscribe. CELEBRATING TEMPLE Irene Amster, Marketing & Development MEMBERS .................................... 21 Coordinator SOCIAL MEDIA Lana Blinderman, Graphic Designer & Follow TDHS on Facebook (search for Temple SISTERHOOD .............................. 23 Production Assistant De Hirsch Sinai) and share our news, events & Larry Broder, Executive Director Emeritus photos with friends. SERVICE SCHEDULE .................. 25 EDITORIAL BOARD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ON OUR CALENDARS ............... 26 Laurie Warshal Cohen, Gayle Carrol, Elizabeth CELEBRATE AT TEMPLE Goertzel, Lisa D. Horowitz, Janet Rasmus, Irene Celebrate your simchah (joyous event) at FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE Amster, Christy Trimble, Amy Wagner Temple. Many families hold celebrations - GRAPHIC DESIGN & LAYOUT b’nai mitzvah receptions, anniversary parties, TEMPLE'S HOMELESS WOMEN'S baby namings - and other family gatherings SHELTER AND OTHER VOLUNTEER Lana Blinderman in the Sidney Z. Jaffe Auditorium or other OPPORTUNITIES ........................ 24 COVER PHOTO Temple spaces. Temple volunteers at the October'17 Jewish WEDDINGS AT TEMPLE Family Service Food Sort. Photo courtesy Matthew Schulman. Have you thought about having your wedding at Temple? For more information, please contact Temple Tidings is produced quarterly by Temple our Event Coordinator Christy Trimble, ctrimble@ De Hirsch Sinai. tdhs-nw.org. 1511 East Pike Street, Seattle, WA 98122 STAY IN TOUCH 206.323.8486 • Fx 206.324.6772 Life's many events are made more joyous - or 3850 156th Avenue SE, Bellevue, WA 98006 easier to bear - when shared with a community. Fx 425.454.7391 Let us know if you have an occasion worthy of [email protected] marking, whether it is a birth of a child or a grandchild, a wedding, a graduation, an award, www.TempleDeHirschSinai.org or an illness or death of a loved one. All it takes is a phone call. Contact us at 206.323.8486. 2 | November/December/January 2017-18/5778 Vol. 110, No. 2 www.templedehirschsinai.org LEADERSHIP & DEVELOPMENT Letter From Our WHOM TO CALL... Board President TEMPLE’S STAFF ROSTER AS OF OCTOBER 2017 TEMPLE’S MAIN B’NAI MITZVAH DONATIONS & SACRED JOURNEYS OFFICE Miriam Kolker TRIBUTES Blaire R. Notrica We can help you get Administrative Assistant Irene Amster Executive Assistant to in touch with the right & B’nai Mitzvah Marketing & the Executive Director person! 206.323.8486 Coordinator Development 206.693.3047 [email protected] 206.693.3048 Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] 206.693.3369 ADULT EDUCATION SISTERHOOD [email protected] & ENDLESS BRIDGE FAMILY Betsy Cohen OPPORTUNITIES RELIGION SCHOOL EVENT PLANNING Sisterhood President Rabbi Kate Speizer Stacey Delcau Christy Trimble [email protected] Adult Engagement Director of Education Event Coordinator THE TRIBE (20’S AND 425.559.2576 206.693.3374 Coordinator 30’S) [email protected] [email protected] 206.693.3046 Rabbi Callie Schulman [email protected] BROTHERHOOD JENNIFER ROSEN 206.693.3376 It is hard to argue that the advent of the internet BABY NAMINGS, Grant Rubenstein, MEADE PRESCHOOL [email protected] Brotherhood Shannon Solomon and smartphones has made it easier than ever FUNERALS, VILLAGE (YOUNG to get connected with other people. Facebook, Co-President Director of Early WEDDINGS, & FAMILIES) Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and a host of other 206.769.4846 Childhood Education YAHRZEITS Sarah Sklare sites and services can help us accumulate grant.rubenstein@ 425.559.2571 Amy Wagner Young Families hundreds if not thousands of friends or followers gmail.com or info@ [email protected] Executive Assistant to Engagement in short order. tdhs-nw.org Senior Rabbi MEMBERSHIP & Coordinator The ease with which we can quickly connect 206.693.3377 CARING COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING 206.693.3373 with new people doesn’t necessarily bring with [email protected] Liz Spiezle Janet Rasmus [email protected] it instant happiness or satisfaction. After all, Lead Volunteer BILLING & Director of YOUTH GROUPS how well do you really know all of those 500+ 425.785.7234 STATEMENTS Programming & Leah Levy connections on your LinkedIn account? [email protected] Jennifer Gould Membership Director of Middle The joy and satisfaction we treasure from true Staff Accountant CEMETERY 206.693.336 friendship and fellowship takes time to nourish School and High School 206.693.3371 Charlene Polyansky [email protected] Programs and last much longer than an Instagram photo. [email protected] The journey itself is a big part of the reward. Cemetery Assistant 425.559.2570 206.498.7851 [email protected] Temple provides countless opportunities to [email protected] connect with our congregational family, the Jewish community and many important activities going on in Seattle and Bellevue. Our website, Facebook page and Twitter accounts are portals to the many ways in which you can create a deeper connection with our congregation. Donating your time, your energy and your expertise to any of our educational programs, our social justice efforts or in assisting our members will provide fulfillment, joy and will . E r v e e make our family even stronger. y l e y n M M Can we count on you to help? Grab your y l e i y m smartphone and connect! Become a volunteer. e E r , i d Together we can make a difference b a b u a g R h t y e b r o to f o Grant Degginger R h ab . P b s TDHS Board President is ng A di aro Ti n & ple Em Tem ily Meyer, Reading November/December/January 2017-18/5778 Vol. 110, No. 2 www.templedehirschsinai.org | 3 RABBI'S CORNER Stepping Out of our Comfort Zones by Rabbi Callie Schulman, Associate Rabbi Growing up, it’s ingrained in us that we have to have a best friend. Everyone has a best friend. Sure, I've got all my friends from class, but there’s no one like Molly; we’re besties. When she’s sad, I’m sad; when she’s happy, I’m happy. Many of us will get married and have that best friend again. There seems to be this need to have a real connection with someone, but why not with many people? We know what it’s like to have acquaintances and buddies, Facebook friends and neighbors you always wave to; but there is a difference between those relationships and the ones where you connect on another level, where you confide, trust, empathize and understand. There is more involved when you really care about another person—when you know and respect them as you do your family members (the family members you know and respect, that is). You accept their vulnerabilities and, in turn, put yourself out there. There is a safe place inside ourselves that can exist at the same time as casual interactions and water-cooler talk; you often have to give that up if you want to have the kind of relationship and connection with someone that offers more than social niceties and discussions about the weather. There seems to be this need Though the thought of giving up that safe space might deter us from making those meaningful and to have a real connection with deep connections, the rewards and companionship that come from stepping outside of the comfort someone, but why not with many zone are always well worth it. people? Three young women from Creativity for Peace, bringing Israelis and Palestinian women together to build bridges for a more peaceful tomorrow through dialogue and art 4 | November/December/January 2017-18/5778 Vol. 110, No. 2 www.templedehirschsinai.org ADULT ENGAGEMENT AT TEMPLE Lunch & Learn at Work SCHEDULED BY REQUEST Join us in various spots around Seattle for a bit of Jewish Learning over the lunch hour. This innovative adult education program welcomes all for an hour of conversation on current events as they relate to Jewish values.
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