Message from the Executive Director
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At first glance the summer might seem a slow time at Ansche
Chesed. Many congregants are on vacation and attendance on Shabbat is lighter.
Our afternoon Hebrew Schools are not in session, and our programming and
classes ebb likes the tides of summer.
But appearances can be deceptive. The front office is busy
processing membership renewals and charting out High Holiday tickets. What
starts as a steady stream increases in volume until the post labor-day flood of
requests. The Hebrew School starts gearing up and the maintenance staff takes
advantage of less activity in the building to clean, patch, prep and paint.
Pews get polished and carpets get cleaned. All with the goal of making Ansche
Chesed ready for the New Year.
This summer we are completing required Local Law 11 work,
and within a week the sidewalk bridge will be removed and the patching,
pointing and small amount of roof work will be completed. The project is coming
in on budget and the work has caused relatively little disruption to the
community. We managed to make most of the roof accessible to the schools for
their summer programs.
This summer we also completed the installation of a public
address system that works through our telephone system and connects to
loudspeakers that have been placed on every floor. Now, in an instant, we can
communicate with all our tenants and anyone inside the building, alerting them
to any potential emergency. This work has made us a safer institution for all
the many adults and children that use the building on a daily basis.
We have also installed security cameras tied into a 24-hour
DVR monitoring system. Cameras are in place in the lobby, around the perimeter
of the building and on the roof, and there are three monitoring stations. A panic button that connects to an outside
24- hour monitoring system is in place as well.
All the security work is being funded through a Homeland
Security Grant, and I want to thank all the members of the security committee,
and especially David Pollock, for helping us achieve this new level of
security.
And finally, we will be fixing our elevator floor and
installing lovely new carpet tiles in the Hirsch Hall lobby thanks to the hard
work of Bali Miller and Jane Head. The work will be completed before the
holidays.
This is what happens at Ansche Chesed in the quiet times!
-- Josh Hanft
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The High Holidays and Sukkot
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PREPARING FOR THE HIGH HOLIDAYS Classes with Rabbi Kalmanofsky
Outward (and Inward) Bound: Emotional and Practical Facets of Repentance 3 Tuesdays, 7:00-8:30 pm August 28, September 4, 11
Divine Majesty and Patience: Major Themes of the High Holiday Prayerbook Thursday, September 6, 7:30-9:00 pm
SELIHOT Saturday Night, September 8 Avinu Malkeinu in Words and Music Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky Hazzan Natasha Hirschhorn Study Session 10:00 pm Services 11:00 pm
EREV ROSH HASHANAH Wednesday, September 12 Evening Services
7:00 pm
ROSH HASHANAH Thursday, September 13 and Friday, September 14 Morning Services Sanctuary 9:00 am Minyan M'at 9:30 am West Side Minyan 9:30 am Tashlikh: Thursday, September 13. Meet at AC 5:00 pm Minha / Ma'ariv 6:30 pm
FAST OF GEDALIA Sunday, September 16 5:15 am to 7:31 pm
YOM KIPPUR Friday, September 21 Kol Nidre 6:40 pm
Saturday, September 22 Morning Services Sanctuary 9:00 am Minyan M'at 9:30 am West Side Minyan 9:30 am
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LULAVIM AND ETROGIM This year, you may purchase your lulav and etrog (the bouquet of palm, myrtle, willow, and citron used during Sukkot worship) at Ansche Chesed, through West Side Judaica. The cost is $29. To order, call Sharri Posen at 212.865.0600 ext. 205 with a credit card number, or send your check to the office. Sets may be picked up on Wednesday, September 26, the day before the holiday.
SUKKOT SERVICES
Erev Sukkot
Wednesday, September 26
Evening Services 6:30 pm
First and Second Days of Sukkot
Thursday and Friday, September 27 and 28
Morning Services 10:00 am
Seventh Day of Sukkot: Hoshanah Rabbah
Wednesday, October 3
Morning Services 7:00 am
Erev Shemini Atzeret
Wednesday, October 3
Evening Services 6:30 pm
Shemini Atzeret
Thursday, October 4
Morning Services 10:00 am
Services includes Yizkor
Early service with Yizkor 7:00 a.m.
Erev Simhat Torah
Thursday, October 4 Family Program 6:15 pm
Evening services 6:45 pm
Simhat Torah Friday, October 5
Morning Services 10:00 am
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Holiday Programs for Families
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CHILDREN'S HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES Thursday and Friday, September 13 and 14 Saturday, September 22 Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur services are offered for families with children ages 4 and younger; ages 5 to 7; and ages 8 to 12. Everyone is welcome. RSVPs are requested to mara@anschechesed.org or 212.865.0600 ext. 207.
HIGH HOLIDAY CHILDCARE Childcare is offered for ages 2 through 8. To reserve and pay by credit card, please call Mara at 212.865.0600 ext. 207. For more information, call or email mara@anschechesed.org.
NE'ILAH CHILDREN'S LIGHTS PROCESSIONAL Saturday, September 22, 7:25 pm All children are invited to bring Yom Kippur to a close with our traditional procession of lights. All who have a shofar are invited to bring it to add to our joyful noise.
CIRQUE DU SUIKKAH: SUKKAH DECORATING PARTY Sunday, September 23, 4:00-6:00 pm At AC's annual sukkah party, families shake the lulav, decorate the rooftop sukkah, and make edible cookie sukkot. Pizza dinner will be served. $5 per child at the door. RSVPs requested.
SIMHAT TORAH CELEBRATION Thursday, October 4, 6:15 pm Simhat Torah, with its joyous singing and dancing in honor of the Torah, is a holiday of youthful delight. Families are invited to their own celebration, and then will dance into the sanctuary to be honored with their own hakkafah, or circling with the Torah.
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September Study Groups
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SHABBAT MORNING STUDY PARASHAT HaSHAVUA WITH RASHI AND RASHBAM Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky In France, in the 11th and 12th centuries, Rashi (Rabbi Shlomo Itzhaki) and his grandson, Rashbam (Rabbi Samuel ben Meir) forever changed the way Jews would study Torah. They developed new methods for uncovering what they viewed as the Torah's simple meaning, redrawing the boundaries of "traditional Jewish interpretation." Join us to see the weekly reading through their eyes. Shabbat mornings, 9:30-10:30 am, beginning September 8. 4 weeks, alternating with 4-week sessions led by Rabbi David Gedzelman.
SEPTEMBER STUDY GROUPS SENIOR ADULT PROGRAM Wednesday, September 5, 12:30 pm Guest speaker Diane Karnett will talk about her visit to Cuba and the filming she did with the Jewish community in Havana.
ISRAEL-ZIONIST READING GROUP Monday, September 10, 7:45 pm The group will continue discussing Power, Faith, and Fantasy: America in the Middle East, 1776 to the Present by Michael Oren; Parts Three (The Civil War and Reconstruction) and Four (The Age of Iperialism), pages 177 to 321. For information, email paulhf@erols.com.
AMERICAN JEWISH FICTION READING GROUP Tuesday, September 18, 7:30 pm The group will discuss The Assistant by Bernard Malamud. Facilitated by Rabbi Shmuel Sandberg.
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Shirei Chesed Community Chorus Welcomes New Singers
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If you have a passion for Jewish
music and would like to raise your voice in a welcoming community of singers,
we encourage you to visit Ansche Chesed on September 6, 2007, when the
Community Chorus Shirei Chesed under the direction of Hazzan Natasha J.
Hirschhorn resumes its rehearsals.
This is the third season for the chorus founded in the Fall of 2005 with the
generous support of the Rabbi Gershon Schwartz Memorial Fund. The chorus
repertoire is inspired by the richness and diversity of Jewish music from
around the globe, ranging from hauntingly rendered liturgical offerings, to
updated arrangements of world folk music, new compositions, and Hassidic niggunim. The chorus performs at Ansche Chesed
concerts and events, as well as in the community at large.
We are especially in need of tenors and basses, but welcome all voice parts. Shirei
Chesed meets in the Ansche Chesed chapel on Thursdays, 7:45-9:15
September-June. Ability to carry a tune is important; reading Hebrew or
music is not required.
The fee for those who are not members of the Ansche Chesed community is
$90 per semester or $180 per year. For
members there is no fee. For more information, please call 212-865-0600 ext.
205 or email CantorNatasha@gmail.com.
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Classes Beginning in October
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EVERYBODY KNOWS . . . THE BASICS YOU NEVER LEARNED Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky and Rabbi Lauren Kurland Does it sometimes seem that you are in the dark about Jewish tradition while everyone around you already knows it all? Maybe you grew up unaffiliated? Or non-Jewish? Maybe you never asked that question on your mind? Here's a chance to ask your questions and get your hands on the basics.
October 2 - Synagogue Services (Rabbi Kalmanofsky)
October 9: Shabbat (Rabbi Kurland)
October 16: Jewish History: (Rabbi Kalmanofsky)
October 23: Kashrut: (Rabbi Kurland)
October 30: The Jewish Bookshelf (Rabbi Kalmanofsky)
November 6: Life Cycle Rituals (Rabbi Kurland)
Tuesdays, 7:30-9:00 pm Each session will stand on its own, so participants are welcome to attend some sessions and not others. No fee.
THE HUMAN FACE OF GOD Rabbi Neil Gillman In this seminar, the group will read biblical, rabbinic, and liturgical texts that reflect some of God's many faces, both pleasaant and unpleasant. Rabbi Gillman will also address some methodological issues such as the nature of God-talk, the use of metaphors and word pictures, and the possible origins of Judaism's many faces of God. 6 Wednesdays, 7:30-9:00 pm October 10, 17, 24, 31, November 7, 14 AC members $90 / Non-members $120
SPIRITUALITY AND ILLNESS: A JEWISH VIEW Dr. Tamara Green What do the accounts in Tanakh and Talmud of the suffering of Sarah, of Jacob, of Isaac, of Miriam and others reveal about the Jewish understanding of illness? Is it possible to find spiritual meaning for our own lives in these stories? This course will examine Bilbical texts and their rabbinic interpretations, as we explore our own responses to the ways in which Jewish tradition has interpreted the connections between spirituality and physical suffering. 4 Thursdays, 7:30-9:00 pm October 11, 18, 25, November 1 AC members $60 / Non-members $80
LEARN TO READ HEBREW Rivka Widerman If you've sat in synagogue during the High Holidays or on Shabbat and wished you could follow along in Hebrew, this class is for you. Learning the Hebrew alphabet is easier than you think! 6 Mondays, 7:30-9:00 pm October 15, 22, 29, November 5, 12, 19 AC members free / Non-members $120. Materials fee $15.
To register for classes with no fee: Call Sharri Posen in the AC office, 212.865.0600 ext. 205 or email sposen@anschechesed.org.
To register for classes with a fee: Send your check to Ansche Chesed, 251 West 100th Street, NY, NY 10025, or call 212.865.0600 ext. 205 to pay by credit card. You may also pay online by going to our website, www.anschechesed.org. Click on the "Donate Now" button, and indicate in the special instructions box what your payment is for.
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LEARNER'S MINYAN Many of Ansche Chesed's active members first became more knowledgeable about Judaism and more involved with Ansche Chesed through their participation in a Learner's Minyan. Join us for a friendly, spiritual, and anxiety-free service exploring the basics of Saturday morning prayer. You do not need to know how to read Hebrew. Shabbat mornings, 10:00-11:00 am October 6 - December 15. (No session November 24) Led by Ben Shalva, AC's rabbinic intern.
MYSTICISM, MIDRASH, AND MORE Rabbi David Gedzelman Join Rabbi David Gedzelman on Shabbat mornings to look at the weekly Torah portion through the lens of various Hasidic masters, midrashim, and traditional commentaries. Open up the language of the Hebrew bible to an exploration of meaning and spirituality on both the level of personal journey and process, and the level of communal values and ideals. Shabbat mornings, 9:30-10:30 am, beginning October 13. 4 weeks, alternating with 4-week sessions led by Rabbi Kalmanofsky.
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Weekly Study Groups Beginning in October
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TALMUD STUDY (HEVRA SHAS) Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky What topic could be more important today for Jews in America and Israel than the rules of war and the vices and virtues manifest in battle? Please join us to study Sotah, Chapter 8, and related commentaries. Class members usually use the Artscroll Hebrew-English Talmud, which enables everyone to enjoy and engage with the material. Every Wednesday, 6:30-7:30 pm, beginning October 10
JUDGES AND LAWLESSNESS: A BIBLICAL READING GROUP Rabbi Judith Edelstein The Book of Judges is bloody, sexy anarchy, a collection of tales from the "days when there was no king in Israel, each person doing what seemed right to himself." This book of the bible includes outlaws, assassins, and the most powerful woman in the bible, Deborah. The group will read the stories in English, but participants are encouraged to bring insights from the Hebrew text. 4 Tuesdays, beginning October 9, 7:30-8:30 pm
LITERATURE AT LUNCHTIME Rabbi Shmuel Sandberg All are welcome to join this daytime group for a discussion of short Jewish literary works, exploring either a poem or a short story each month. Poems and short stories will range from Shirat HaYam (the Song at the Sea) to Robert Pinsky, and short stories from the Book of Judith to Nathan Englander. All texts will be read together in class, in English, so no preparation is required. 5 Wednesdays, 12:00-1:30 pm October 17, 24, 31, November 14, 21
SHARED BIBLE, DIFFERENT RELIGIONS: INTERFAITH STUDY WITH AC AND ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky and Reverend J. Elise Brown Judaism and Christianity share holy texts and a common sacred history -- stretching back to the covenant God made with Abraham -- even as our religions differ in important ways. We also share an Upper Wet Side neighborhood, where our diverse faith communities prize different traditions and beliefs, yet share many values and work on the same social problems.
Join AC and Advent Lutheran Church (93rd Street and Broadway) to study Bible texts beloved by both faiths, including some used in each of our liturgies. Members of our two congregations can come to understand each other and ourselves more profoundly, and can deepen the bonds that make our neighborhood special. 6 Mondays at 7:30 pm October 15, 29, November 12, 26, December 10, 17 Location TBA.
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CONDOLENCES TO: Sharon Shulman, Derek, Noah, and Yael Shulman on the
death of Sharon's father, Leo Laufer. Deborah Mowshowitz on the death of her brother,
Joseph Bernhardt.
Orly Calderon on the death of her partner, Avi Abramovsky.
Alonzo Cobb on the death of his brother, Leonard Cobb.
MAZAL TOV TO: Tamara Mann and
Ben Tweel on their marriage. Ann Wimpfheimer and Eddie Snyder on their marriage.
TODAH RABBAH TO JULY AND AUGUST SHELTER VOLUNTEERS: (Names in bold indicate AC members)
Irwin Abraham, Neil Altman, Judith Atkinson, Trudy
Balch, Eugene Bardosh, Andrew Blank, Steven Bloom, Sam Brody, Alonzo
Cobb, Naomi Cohen, Pat Corrigan,Elysa Dauerman, Alain Demers, Liz Denlinger, Howard
Eisenberg, Rafi Farber, Matthew Feigin, Woody Freiman, Alix
Friedman, Joel Friedman, Uri Goldberg, Avi Green, Shannon Green, Stephanie
Gros, Carol Gross, Kehilat Hadar, Kareen Halper, Yair Harel, Paul
Hanft, Dan Jacob, Samuel Kahn, Wendy Kahn, Gary Kallman, Ken Karan, Shlomy
Kattan, Rebecca Kaufman, Becky Klein, KOE Minyan, Julia Kramer, Ira
Krell, Tatyana Leifman, Naomi Marcus, Naomi Martin, Jocelyn Maskow, Andy
Menkis, Michael Meric, Aaron Messing, Danny Messing, Linda Messing, Michael
Mortenson, Reena Needle, Rachel Obenshain, Mike Patterson, Jennifer
Raider, Anne Rudder, Fred Rosenberg, Fred Schneider, David Tabatsky,
Michael Wise. And many thanks to Charlie Davidson, Shelter
Coordinator; Josh Abrams, Volunteer Coordinator; and Steve Bloom,
Assistant Coordinator. We also thank outgoing Volunteer Coordinator Aryea
Aranoff.
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July and August Donations
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JULY DONATIONS
GENERAL
DONATIONS Oscar
Awner Michael
Brochstein:
Refuah Shlema to Martin Green Judith
Merion and Richard Fried Rachel
Zucker and Joshua Goren Irene
and Marty Haber in honor of Mary and Paul Feinberg's grandson, Jacob, on his bar
mitzvah Abraham Marvin
Konopko Sharon
Meiri Fox in
memory of her beloved father, Nathan Meiri Nahma
Sandrow and William Meyers in memory of Deborah Mowshowitz's brother, Joseph Bernhardt Aaron
Brown and Deborah Pastor Rabbi
Marion and William Shulevitz: Refuah Shlema to Martin Green
FAMILY
PROGRAMS Dr.
Leah Schaefer in
honor of the first birthday of Rabbi Lauren Kurland's and Scott Cohen's twins,
Hannah & Micah
YAHRZEIT
Oscar
Awner in
memory of his brother, Harold Awner Bernice
Boltax in
memory of her grandmother, Sara Unger, and her aunt, Celia Boltax Seth
Bressman in
memory of his father, Stanley Bressman Jerome
Ehrlich in
memory of his mother, Friede Ehrlich Mary
and Paul Feinberg in memory of Paul's grandfather, Hyman Sweet, and Mary's father,
Joseph D. Montalto Meyer
Frucher in
memory of his father, Aaron Frucher Marilyn
Goldberg in
memory of her mother, Emily Goldberg Mark
Gothelf in
memory of his aunt, Sophie Kasten Walter
and Esther Hautzig in memory of Walter's mother and father, Moses and Rosa Hautzig, and
Esther's sister, Erna Greenberg Padhaicer Bethamie
Horowitz and Barry Holtz in memory of Barry's father, Melvin Holtz Phyllis
Kish in
memory of her father, Albert Rovinsky Joyce
Mann in
memory of her father, Joseph Levy Helen
Bohmart Pine
in memory of her mother, Rosalie Cherlov Shirley
Pollack in
memory of her father, Isadore Steinberg Lorin
Silverman in
memory of his mother, Dorothy Silverman, and Sara Rosen and Fannie Silverman Ira
and Lenore Silverstein in memory of Lenore's father, Morris Ashenfarb Hannah
L. Tannenbaum
in memory of her father, David N. Levy Barry
Winiker in
memory of his father, Charles Winiker Monica
Zalta Feffer
in memory of her father, Maurice Zalta
RABBI'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND Oscar
Awner Trudy
K. Balch Corinne
Boren Michael
Brochstein Deborah
Brodie in
honor of the bnai mitzvah of Jedidiah Kalmanofsky, Oren Fishman, Gabriel Fisher
and Tzvi Tannin, the engagement of Ann Wimpfheimer and Eddie Snyder, and the
bat mitzvah of Sheila Lewis Carl
Schrag and Beth Dinkin Alan
Divack and Amy Zarrow Howard
Eisenberg in
memory of his mother-in-law, Mimi Scharaga Nina
E. Goodman and Alexander Freudenheim with thanks to Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky for
conducting Margot's Simchat Bat Judith
Merion and Richard Fried Marilyn
P. Goldberg
to commemorate the 100th birthdays of her parents, Emily and Nathan Goldberg Jeffrey
Gordon Dr.
Neil Guterman and Stacey Gordon Carol
K. Ingall Kenneth
Ziebelman and Lori Koffman in honor of Jedidiah Kalmanofsky's bar mitzvah Susan
Martin Paula
Milla-Kreutzer Foster
and Michal Padway Lisa
Nord and Jay Podberesky Barry
L. Stern The
Helen Matchett De Mario Foundation
RABBI'S
DARFUR FUND Ivy
Austin, Paul and Oliver Marsh
SHELTER
FUND Vicki
Brower and Michael Gottsegen in memory of Marian Brower and Dorothy Gottsegen,
and in honor of the marriage of Ann Wimpfheimer and Eddie Snyder Benyamin
Cirlin and Miriam Benhaim Howard
Eisenberg in
memory of his father-in-law, Harry Scharaga Judith
Merion and Richard Fried Jack
and Linda Messing in honor of the bar mitzvah of Paul and Mary Feinberg's grandson,
Jacob Sara
Shapiro-Plevan and William M. Plevan
SANCTUARY
MINYAN KIDDUSH FUND Judith
Atkinson Oscar
Awner Vivian
Mamelak and Alain Demers Tom
Freudenheim Ernest
G. Kahn Sarah
Jacobs and David Kronfeld Anne
P. Mintz Barbara
Sontz in honor
of the aufruf of Susan Sontz and Jesse Sable Nahum
and Maron Waxman
PRAYERBOOK
FUND Ernest
G. Kahn in
memory of his mother, Ida Kahn, and his grandmother, Sophia Kahn
MUSIC
FUND Alan
Divack and Amy Zarrow Naomi
Marcus
LIBRARY
FUND Feygele
Jacobs and Michael Cholden-Brown
AUGUST DONATIONS
GENERAL DONATIONS Elizabeth Koltun Abraham Melezin Linda and Jack Messing Bruce Rosen in honor of the aufruf of Rebecca Segal
and Jeremy Wallace Frances Unger in memory of her husband, Martin Unger
FAMILY PROGRAMS Bertie and Rachel Bregman
YAHRZEIT Milton Birnkrant in memory of his father, Harold
Birnkrant Alonzo Cobb in memory of his mother, Lorene Cobb Stanley Fischler in memory of his parents, Molly and
Benjamin Fischler Laura Gold in memory of her father, Robert Gold Mark and Carole Gothelf in memory of Mark's father,
Louis Gothelf, and Carole's father, Murrary A. Reiter Richard & Ronnie Grosbard in memory of Ronnie's
mother, Pepi Geliebter Carol Ingall in memory of her husband, Michael Ingall Susanne Kaplan in memory of her father, Seymour Schwartz Roberta Kupietz Shapiro in memory of her mother,
Blanche Kupietz William Meyers in memory of his mother, Anne Meyers Gladys Rosen in memory of her parents, Benjamin and
Dora Engel Sol Rosenkranz in memory of his wife, Sally
Rosenkranz, and hisbrother-in-law, Benjamin
Leib Leah Schaefer in memory of her darling brother,
Nissen Cahan Dr. Hugh Segal in memory of his mother, Ruhla Segal Michele Siegel in memory of her grandmother, Anne
Polisar Ellen Summer in memory of her husband, Ronald Summer Lori Todd Trishman in memory of her grandmother, Mary
Friedman
RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND Sandra and David Bergman Bernice Boltax Feygele Jacobs and Michael Cholden-Brown Mark and Maxine Friedman Amanda Geffner Adele Gold Isabel Gros Jules and Navah Harlow Marjorie Hort Ruth and Jacob Kaufman for Refuah Shlemah to Ed
Lipton and Phil Gold; condolences to Debby Mowshowitz on the loss of her
brother; and to Alonzo Cobb on the loss of his brother Joseph Giovannelli and Roberta Koenigsberg Mark E. Kushner in honor of the Milstein bris Michael and Jennifer Levison in honor of the bris of
their son, Nathaniel Lewis and Bonnie Lewis Abraham Melezin Bruce Rosen in honor of Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky David Fishman and Mindell Seidlin David Shaked Michael and Julia Zeuner Allen and Aviva Zweben
SHELTER FUND Benyamin Cirlin and Miriam Benhaim Rita Falbel Stephen E. Gross Marjorie Hort Fred Rosenberg-Wilmoth Rabbi Alvin Sandberg Joseph and Bonnie Schinagle Fredric Schneider and Marcia Talmage Schneider in
honor of David Fisher and Pearl Beck
SANCTUARY MINYAN KIDDUSH FUND Paul and Mary Feinberg in honor of the August
Birthday Girls Avi Green in memory of Matthew Weinstein Martin and Tamara Green in honor of the August
Birthday Girls Stephen Gross Charles Davidson and Jane Head in honor of the August
Birthday Girls Marjorie Hort in memory of Matthew Weinstein Steven and Susan Mann in honor of the birth of their
triplets Joseph and Bonnie Schinagle Ruth Sharfman in honor of the August Birthday Girls Michele J. Siegel Arleen Sternand
Albert Gal in honor of the August Birthday Girls Alan Rosenstein and Ellen Tucker in honor of the
August Birthday Girls
MINYAN RIMONIM KIDDUSH FUND Michele J. Siegel
PRAYERBOOK FUND Stephen E. Gross Ruth and Ira Salzman
KOL NIDRE APPEAL Isabel Gros Ruth and Jacob Kaufman Robert Frost and Navah Perlman Frost Barry & Lizanne Rosenstein
BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE Todah rabbah to all those who made contributions in
memory of their loved ones for the Book of Remembrance that is distributed
during the Yizkor service on Yom Kippur.
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