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L’CHAYIM www.JewishFederationLCC.org Vol. 42, No. 4 n December 2019 / 5780 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Hanukkah and cosmic credits 6 Our Community By Brian Simon, Federation President ne of the best Hanukkah gifts from Avila College, the Catholic girls’ them away or be blind to the opportu- 13 Jewish Interest I received as a child came school across the street from our house nities they bring with them. 20 Jewish Film Festival Ofrom a babysitter. It was “The in Kansas City. (Side note: that little The work of the Federation is to Grand Illusion” album by the rock college is now Avila University, a co- bring a lot of good into the commu- 25 Israel & the Jewish World band Styx. The album came out in ed school with many sports programs nity. Our food pantry supports local 27 Commentary 1977, so I’m guessing I was 8 years old including, surprisingly, football.) families. Our Jewish Family Services at the time. I was Is it possible to show gratitude for division supports friends in need. Our 28 From the Bimah thinking about something that happened 40 years ago? Senior Lunch Bunch program provides 31 Focus on Youth this recently as I And if so, how? This is one of those sit- a lot of benefit for the attendees and listened to a few uations where one could suggest that I the volunteers. Our holiday gift bag 33 Organizations songs from that put my appreciation out into “The Uni- programs let local seniors know that 36 Community Directory album (not the ac- verse,” where all the cosmic debits and we’re thinking of them. We support Is- tual vinyl record credits are somehow reconciled. “The rael both financially and through part- 36 Temple News – that’s long gone Universe” is the non-denominational, nership programs. We sponsor Jewish – but off Amazon civic religion, politically correct way cultural programs that enrich the lives n Brian Music). And the of accounting for God. of all of us in the Jewish community. Simon thing that stuck I have this theory that we experi- Call it cosmic credits. Call it bring- out to me is that I don’t even remem- ence God through our relationship with ing God’s presence into the world. Call ber the babysitter’s name. Or if I ever others. Rabbi Marc Sack has a similar it experiencing God through our re- showed enough appreciation for what theory. He says it’s up to us to bring lationship with others. However you was a very thoughtful gift. I was 8. At God’s presence into the world. My choose to see the work that we do – 2 this point, I hope I at least said, “Thank friend (and often editor of this column) and by we, I’m including you – it’s you.” Keith Grossman says it’s the work of important work that should make us Federation’s Senior Lunch All I remember is that she was one God when people enter our lives, and all proud. I appreciate your support. Bunch update of the babysitters my parents hired we have free will to draw them in, push Happy Hanukkah. 24th Annual Jewish Film Festival of Southwest Florida 5 February 2 - March 1 Jewish Family Services update OPENING DAY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 3:00PM REGAL BELLTOWER THEATER, 13499 Bell Tower Dr., Fort Myers Featuring Golda’s Balcony and special guest, Film Producer Dave Fishelson. Discussion and dessert reception to follow at Society. (across from Regal) Sponsored by: Norman Love Confections 6 Film: $13, Reception: $25 OR $36 combo ticket Holocaust Museum’s Grand Opening & Dedication Ceremony CLOSING DAY SUNDAY, MARCH 1 3:00PM REGAL BELLTOWER THEATER, 13499 Bell Tower Dr., Fort Myers Featuring ddler acl of acls Reception and music to follow with special guest Fretless Rock at Society. (across from Regal) Sponsored by: Andi & William Horowitz 31 Film: $13, Reception: $25 OR $36 combo ticket BBYO teens from Fort Myers Festival Passes are on sale now! Individual tickets go on sale 12/1. 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  • June 11-14 Oakdale Park Salina, Kansas

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    June 11-14 Oakdale Park Salina, Kansas A project of the Salina Arts & Humanities Commission, a department of the City of Salina Inside Festival Mission: To celebrate the arts and this community Greetings 2 through a festival happening that is accessible to anyone – physically, psychologically, and economically. Performance Times 4-5 Greetings from the Welcome! Festival Jam 6 City of Salina It is my privilege to welcome you to Entertainment (alphabetical) 7-13 the 33rd annual Smoky Hill River Salina Arts and Welcome to the 33rd annual Smoky Special Activities 13 Hill River Festival, Salina’s number one Festival—a magnificent Salina treasure! Humanities Commission hometown event! And what a treasure it is. Here you will Programs Good Stuff to Know 14 find an opportunity to celebrate in a Art a la Carte As I reflect on festivals of past, I fondly magical park, transformed during a few Artists in Action 15-17 remember the first festival as it debuted Arts Education days each year into a colorful bazaar Community Art & Design the summer before my senior year of high of art, music and festive fun. Colorful Community Services & Programs Children's Activities 18 school. It was in downtown Salina; held sights and sounds saturate our senses Cultural Calendar right on Santa Fe Avenue! Within a few here and memories are made. First Thursday Food & Drink 19 years, it moved to its permanent home Horizons Grants Program The festival graphics this year reflect ~ Oakdale Park ~ where it continues Smoky Hill River Festival Map 20-21 back 40 years to 1969, the “summer of to amaze us every year.