Congregation B’nai JeshurunMarch/April 2019 Adar I/Adar II/Nissan 5779

PresidentRichard Mandel

Vice PresidentsJodi CoopermanLori GoodianDebbie KleinDavid Kirshenbaum

TreasurerJason Kaplan

Assistant TreasurerRichard Mandelbaum

SecretaryJen Biegelsen

Members of the BoardNeil BarrJ. Scott BernikerAmanda DamasekKaren FeldmanThelma FlorinSheri GoldbergSeth LadetskyJeff LipkinMark PeroffShira RostTodd Shriber

Voting Past PresidentsCharles OranskyMaureen A. Spivack

Women’s Association PresidentStacey Tavel

Brotherhood Co-PresidentsGregory Berman

Past PresidentsHarriet Permutter-PilchikJerry Harwood Z”LDonald L. Morchower Z”LMarshall D. Sherman Z”LCharles R. DreifusRobert D. RosenbergLeslie SpornFred FraenkelFredric M. SmithAndrew S. HarrisLinda K. LeviEric PolansRichard L. ZuckerStephen A. GreeneEric Sellinger

Congregation B’nai JeshurunBoard of Trustees2018-2019

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Paper Mill Playhouse presents Disney’s My Son Pinocchio Jr. to ECC children starring two TBJ alum!

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Mordechai: Leadership & Hope“All of the king’s courtiers in the palace gateknelt and bowed low to Haman, for such was theking’s order concerning him; but Mordechaiwould not kneel or bow,” (Esther 3:2).

In Chapter 3 of the Book of Esther,Mordechai encounters the King’s courtiers allof whom are bowing down to King Ahasuerus.Mordechai however, is a Jew and Jews do

not bow down to anyone but God. So Mordechai refuses to kneel or bow despite the fact that it might cause him to be punished, or even killed. Mordechai demonstratesleadership and how to stand up for one’s beliefs.Mordechai further exhibits hope for the future by placinghis confidence in his niece Esther, whom he believes willdo the necessary work to save the Jewish people fromperil. Without Mordechai’s determination and hope, theoutcome of this story may have been very, very different!

Queen Esther: Bravery & HonestyIn the final chapter of the story, Queen Esther is faced witha choice. The King asks hers what is her greatest wish andpromises to grant it, no matter what. Queen Esther repliesby asking the King to spare her and her people from the illfated conclusion that Haman had planned for them. Estheruses her access to the King to advocate on behalf of herpeople. Though Mordechai encourages her throughout thestory, ultimately, the fate of the Jewish people is in Esther’shands and she uses her strengths to save not only herselfbut her tradition and her people!

dWe learn from the Talmud that the month of Adar is a timefor joy and celebration. As we approach the Purim holiday,may we all work together, using our individual strengthsto build a more joyful community for all of us!

We are now in the midst of the Hebrewmonth of Adar; the month during which wecelebrate the holiday of Purim. This holidayhonors the story of Queen Esther and heruncle Mordechai who lead the Jewish peopleof Shushan to triumph over the wicked,Haman. This holiday is marked by festive celebrations, silly costumes, and acts of lovingkindness. As a community, we rally aroundthis holiday and we embrace this time of merriment and joy!

Purim however, is also a holiday that celebrates thestrengths of the different characters that show up in thestory. Throughout the Book of Esther, we are given examplesof people who, even against their own best interests,demonstrate strength and courage in the face of adversity.As we examine this story, let us take note of the individualstrengths exhibited by the heroes of our story and considerwhat can learn from each of them.

Queen Vashti: Humility & Judgement“On the 7th day when the king was merry with wine, he ordered the 7 eunuchs in attendance to bring Queen Vashti before the king wearinga royal diadem, to display her beauty to the peoples and the officials; for she was a beautiful woman but Queen Vashti refused to come at theking’s command,” (Esther 1:10-12).

In the very opening of the Book of Esther, we learn thatQueen Vashti was summoned by the King and commandedto come and dance before his court. Vashti decides to refusethis command despite the fact that it may land her in hotwater with the King. Vashti’s humility and braverydemonstrates that no amount of power is so great that weshould be made to compromise our own self-worth andagency. Though Vashti is condemned in the story, she iscelebrated today as a strong woman who stood up for herself against the odds.

Strength Spotting Our Way Through the Purim Story

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By Cantor Lucy B. Fishbein

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Early Childhood CenterEmbracing Laps over Apps:

Tackling the Question of Screen Time for our Preschool ChildrenAs educators, we are often asked: Howmuch is too much when it comes to childrenand screen time? When we think about ourown childhood, the challenges of balancinglife and social media/technology did notexist. After all, the first iPhone was releasedin the US on June 29, 2007. Therefore, toanswer this question, we have looked tothe literature and scientific research on this subject.

“Wait Until 8th,” an initiative that advocatesfor delaying smartphone acquisition until8th grade states, “Electronic devices arechanging childhood for children. Playingoutdoors, spending time with friends, readingbooks and hanging out with family is happening a lot less to make room forhours of Snap Chatting, Instagramming,and catching up on YouTube.

All of this discussion seemed to be focused on teenagers and middle schoolchildren until a recent episode of 60 Minutesrevealed brain studies which examinedhow screen time is changing the actualbrain development of young children, aswell as their mental health. In these studies,MRIs reveal differences in the brains of 9-year-old children who spend a lot of time with screens, specifically, prematurethinning of their brain cortices, the area responsible for cognition, approach, andtop-down thinking. This naturally leads us to further question how these devicesare affecting our very youngest children.

While many believe that children arelearning tangible skills by watching videoson the iPad that will translate to the realworld, this theory does not pan out in thelaboratory. Dr. Dimitri Christakis, a physicianat Seattle Children’s Hospital, and the leadauthor of the American Academy of Pediatrics’ most recent guidelines forscreen time, states: “if you give a child anapp where they play with virtual Legos,virtual blocks, and stack them, and thenput real blocks in front of them, they start

all over.” Dr. Christakis is one of the fewscientists who has already conducted experiments on the influence screens haveon children under the age of two. It’s a critical period for human brain development.The American Academy of Pediatrics nowencourages parents to “avoid digital mediause, except video chatting, in childrenyounger than 18 to 24 months.”

There simply isn’t enough longitudinalresearch showing the long-term effects, especially for our very young children, foranyone to know what a screen is doing to atoddler or preschooler. These long-term outcomes and information will not bereadily available for years come. However,what research does tell us now is that kidswho spent more than two hours a day on screens, score lower on thinking andlanguage tests. Dr. Dimitri Christakisstated “In many ways, the concern that investigators like I have is that we’re sortof in the midst of a natural kind of uncontrolled experiment on the next generation of children”.

The American Association of Pediatricians(AAP) has recently released an updated report about the best toys for childhooddevelopment. “The best toys are those that support parents and children playing,pretending and interacting together,” saidAlan Mendelsohn, MD, FAAP, co-author of the report and associate professor in theDepartments of Pediatrics and PopulationHealth at NYU. “You just don’t reap thesame rewards from a tablet or screen. Andwhen children play with parents – the realmagic happens, whether they are pretendingwith toy characters or building blocks orpuzzles together.”

As educators and parents, we know that children need toys that encourage relationships and promote socialization.They also need toys that help develop language, physical growth and problemsolving. Digital toys and screen do not pro-

mote physical activity or socialization. Wealso are well aware that balance is the keyto everything and moderation can be astrong compromise here.

“The more we know about early brain development, the more we understand theneed for play that is based on human interaction,” Dr. Healey said. “There is noscreen, video game or app that can replacethe relationships built over toys.”

How can we protect our children and support healthy brain development andstrong mental health?

In our ECC, technology is introduced beginning in our Preschool 3 year old classrooms with intentionality and carefulconsideration. Computers in the classroomssupport lesson plans through whole groupinstruction and internet reference in a verylimited capacity. Children also have limitedavailability to specific learning games, to beplayed with a partner, designed to supportliteracy or math goals. This availability begins in most rooms toward the secondhalf of the school year.

Our Technology Lab led by Miss Nira al-lows children to work in small groups on avery limited basis, depending on grade level(ranging from monthly to weekly). Goals in-clude an introduction to the different parts of acomputer, fine motor coordination using amouse, keyboarding, and age appropriateskill building. Our Kindergartners are learningto actually code this year in our IPAD Lab,but it is also very limited and directed.

Our STEM Room provides children withopportunity for HANDS-ON experienceswith particular engineering related curriculum including robotics. Problemsolving, exploration, logical reasoning, spatial relations, cooperative learning andcoding are all provided to allow studentsto build upon their natural inclination toexplore, build, and question without afocus on screens.

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Guidelines for parents are still being developed but what we did read led us toconsider the following:• Work to establish a limited screen time

plan with your child, even at a young age. • Model, model, model healthy device

behavior. Children are ALWAYS watchingus… how often is that iPhone in ourhands while we are with our children?

• For young babies/toddlers, avoid technology and screens. (as much as possible)

• Limit access of gaming consoles and devices, as there is much written on theaddictive nature, by design, of thesegames.

Specific tips for parents who are buyingtoys for their children from the AmericanAcademy of Pediatrics suggests avoiding“overstimulating toys, toys that promote gender or race stereotypes, and toys thatdon’t foster human interaction. Instead,parents should look for toys that engendercreativity, interpersonal play, and imaginative play.”

The list of traditional toys they suggest thatpromotes the best types of developmentalplay includes: dolls and action figures, pretend cooking/food toys, toy cars,blocks, puzzles, trains, art supplies, cardgames, board games, toy letters, bikes,trikes, balls, and push and pull toys. The report reminds parents that children

“under two shouldn’t be watching screensat all, and over two should watch less thanan hour a day. Even then, they shouldwatch with adult supervision/interaction,and programming that is educational and age-appropriate.”

As a community of dedicated educators,clergy, and parents, it is vital that we continue read as much as we can about current research and remain vigilant whenit comes to these critical years and the development of our precious children. Joinus in our commitment to protect and to foster active, creative, resilient, curiouslearners, with appropriate self-regulationskills and social intelligence, for all of our beautiful children.

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Women’s Association

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As the Women’s Association proudly marches into spring, it is amazingto think of all we have accomplished so far in 2019. We are so gratefulfor the fabulous women who have planned events, and appreciateour congregants for coming out and supporting our programming.From our ECC moms to our Prime Time friends, and everyone in between, our goal continues to be to foster a warm environment thatbrings the great women of TBJ together.

Thank you to our community of volunteers who make The InterfaithFood Pantry a rewarding experience for both the volunteers andpantry recipients alike. We are so lucky to have Jodi Coopermanwhoprovides us the opportunity to perform such an important mitzvah.We thank Jordana Gordon and Lauren Toubes for planning the ChallahBake and Cooking Class at Kings, even though snow once againcaused us to postpone these events. And we can’t thank DianaJoseph and Vicki Solomon enough for planning a successful LadiesNight Out that supported Comfort 360. The food was delicious, thedecorations were stunning and it was truly memorable to come together as a community to support such an important cause.

In the coming weeks we will be assembling and distributing ourMishloach Manot bags. This new undertaking is made possible byour fabulous chairs Rena Carlton, Elissa Zaslow and Anna Silverman.

Mishloach manot, or purim gift bags, are meant to serve two purposes: to instill harmony within our community as a thoughtfulgesture, by letting our community members know that we arethinking of them and to remind us that as we celebrate the holidayof Purim, we cannot forget about the needs of the less fortunate.This fundraiser will not only support the important work of ourWomen’s Association, but will also offer financial assistance toMazon, an organization that performs the important work of feedingthe hungry. We hope that you all enjoy your Purim goodies andthat this fundraiser will become an annual event.

As the days become longer and the snow melts, we know thatspring is around the corner, and for the Women’s Association thatmeans that our Spring Luncheon is on the horizon. We look forwardto another sold out event as we welcome back Isaac Mizrahi, anAmerican fashion icon, whose memoir will hit the shelves by thetime Tidings is published! Please purchase your tickets right awayso that you can join us in the hottest venue in town - Steiner!

Stacey Tavel, Presidentwa@tbj.org

Mishloach ManotThis year we will be selling Purim Bags to the community (thinkfriends, family, teachers, clergy!) and proceeds will benefit both theWomen’s Association and  Mazon, a Jewish organization that responds to hunger around the world. If you’re interested in gettinginvolved (we need helping hands to pack on 3/14 and deliver 3/18-3/21), please contact Rena Carlton at renacarlton@gmail.com

Mahjong and MuffinsJoin us for another wonderful morning of Mahjong on Tuesday, April2nd at 9:00 am. Whether you are an experienced player, or would liketo learn to play, we welcome all community members for another funmorning! Contact jennatichauer@gmail.com with questions.

Women’s Association Meeting & Book Club DiscussionJoin us for our final meeting of the year and Book Club Discussion onThursday, April 11th, 9:15 am, in Steiner Hall. At this meeting we will beinviting our new board members for the 2019-20 year and planningtheir installation.

Rosh ChodeshBack by popular demand, celebration of the first day of the month willbe held once again at McLoone’s Boathouse on May 1. Mark your calendar to join us for a wonderful workout followed by a deliciousbrunch. Contact event chair joannaklander@gmail.com with any questions or to help plan.

Spring Luncheon Our dedicated spring luncheon chairs are planning another enjoyableevent on May 16 at 11:30 am.  Our speaker this year will be Isaac Mizrahi. Tickets will go on sale soon, so save the date! If anyonewants to get involved with this committee please emaileumy.frenkel@gmail.com or michellehmargolis@gmail.com. We cannot wait!

Volunteer at Interfaith Food PantryWe will be volunteering at the Interfaith Food Pantry of the Orangeson Wednesday, May 29th. If you haven’t attended a morning at foodpantry, you don’t want to miss this one. Meet us at 9:15 am in the TBJ parking lot and we will caravan over together. Email jodicooperman@comcast.net to get involved.

Jodi Cooperman, Brett Seaman, Elit Kirschenbaum and StacyEnnis volunteering at the Interfaith Food Pantry, which is alwaysone of the most rewarding Women's Association mornings of theyear. Mark your calendar for Wednesday, May 29th when wework at the food pantry together again.

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Why ShulCloud?As many of you know, in December we moved our membership

database from an old platform, SOS, to a state-of-the-art platform,ShulCloud. We made this decision in early 2018 in order to beginutilizing more efficient and effective cloud-based technology. Bystreamlining our technology, we are able to focus less on transactionsand more on relationships. As with any new system, we have experienced some growing pains, but we are sure the benefitswill outweigh these initial glitches and appreciate your supportto help make sure that we are working with the most accurate information about each and every TBJ family.

ShulCloud is currently used by over 900 congregations worldwide and is an integrated tool that allows staff and clergy to:

• Access congregant information from wherever we are• Manage Pastoral issues• Create and track event registration • Manage our website• Send congregational email• Manage Accounts Receivable • Manage School enrollment

As a congregant you now have access to data that was never possible with SOS. When you sign in at TBJ.org you can:

• Review your statement• Update family information • Pay online and set up a payment plan • Register for events • Access a congregational directory that is updated real time• Enroll in Religious School and TBJ Teens (coming this spring)

And now you can access the TBJ App where you can check ourcalendar and events listing, access the directory and register and pay for events. Search TBJ in The AppStore and look for our logo to download the App

If you prefer doing things the same way you always have, you can still mail in a check, call us with your tributes and event registrations and have us make changes to your family data.

We appreciate your patience during this transition period and are here to support you with any issues that you have encountered and are looking forward to all of the additional functionality that ShulCloud will offer for our entire TBJ family.

If you need help with ShulCloud or have any questions, concerns and general feedback please feel free to contact me at mrothstein@tbj.org or 973-671-6632

Marc RothsteinExecutive Director

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Bar/Bat MitzvahAvery JanayMarch 2nd, 2019Avery is a 7th grade student at MillburnMiddle School, Millburn. She is the daughterof Laura & David Janay, sister of Devynand Peyton and Granddaughter of Marlene & Gad Janay, Roberta Klauberand the late John Klauber.

Matthew ComitoMarch 23rd, 2019Matthew is a 7th grade student at MillburnMiddle School, Millburn. He is the son of Allison & David Comito, the brother of Samantha and Max and the grandson of Nancy & Jerry Korde and Eva & Harvey Comito.

Carly HandwergerMarch 9th, 2019Carly is 7th grade student at Millburn Middle School, Millburn. She is the daughterof Robin & Barry, the sister of Mason and the granddaughter of Susan & AlanWeiner and Rhoda & Ronald Handwerger.

Emily Horowitz March 23rd, 2019Emily is a 7th grade student at NewarkAcademy, Livingston. She is the daughterof Karen and Jeffrey Horowitz the sister ofJoshua and the granddaughter of Arline &Martin Horowitz, Elaine Littman and thelate Edward Littman, MD.

Benjamin LadetskyMarch 9th, 2019Ben is a 7th grade student at Millburn Middle School, Millburn. He is the son of Amy & Seth Ladetsky, brother of Jonah and Owen and grandson of Susan & Arnold Zager and Bernard &Rochelle Ladetsky.

Brooke ManoffMarch 30th, 2019Brooke Manoff is a 7th grade student atHeritage Middle School, Livingston. She is the daughter of Neely & Rob Manoff,the sister of Reese and Shane and thegranddaughter of Fred & the late LeslieRosenberg and Florence & Jeffrey Manoff.

Mandy ScottMarch 9th, 2019Mandy is a 7th grade student at MillburnMiddle School, Millburn. She is the daughterof Wendy Spiesman & Kenneth Scott thesister of Zoey and the granddaughter ofArlene & Barry Spiesman and Susan &Alan Weiner.

Noah ResnickMarch 30th, 2019Noah is a 7th grade student at MillburnMiddle School, Millburn. He is the son of Shari & Jon Resnick, the brother ofEthan and Abby and the grandson of Barbara & Steve Friedman and Barbara &Tom Resnick.

Stella ZemachsonMarch 16th, 2019Stella is a 7th grade student at MillburnMiddle School, Millburn. She is the daughterof Jenna and Eric Zemachson, the sister ofJagger and the granddaughter of Rick &Joann Friedman and great-granddaughterof Elaine Friedman and Renee Ginsburg.

Ella SimonsApril 6th, 2019Ella is a 7th grade student at Millburn Middle School, Millburn. She is the daughterof Holly & Keith Simons, the sister of Jaredand Brett and the granddaughter of Barbara& Joel Simons and Judi Siegel and the lateEdward Siegel.

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Samantha BravermanApril 13th, 2019Sam is a 7th grade student at Heritage Middle School, Livingston. She is thedaughter of Stefanie and Andrew Braverman,the sister of Ella and Sophie and the granddaughter of Laura & Bruce Bravermanand Wendy & Harry Kantor.

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Madeline BernikerApril 27th, 2019Madeline is an 8th grade student at MorristownBeard, Morristown. She is the daughter of Michelle & Scott Berniker, the sister ofSasha and the granddaughter of Barbara & Robert Davis and Neil Berniker and thelate Deborah Berniker.

Tori LamkinApril 13th, 2019Tori is a 7th grade student at Millburn Middle School, Millburn. She is the daughter of Michelle & Jonathan Lamkin,the sister of Peri and Remi and the granddaughter of Jackie Lamkin and Martin Lamkin and Ann Burman and the late Fredric Burman.

Olivia TuckmanApril 27th, 2019Olivia is a 7th grade student at MillburnMiddle School, Millburn. She is the daughterof Susan & Michael, the sister of Marleyand the granddaughter of Amy & MarioFerrari, Janet Becker & Howard Halpernand the late Stuart Tuckman and the latePatti Munday.

Family Programming

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The Rosalind & Alfred Lippman Gallery

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This exhibit entitled, Landscapes: Human and Otherwise, was inspired in part by my love of the movies. I grewup in the fifties in a house without a television. The movies had a particularly powerful impact on me. Particularlythe close-ups. It was through them that I first became mesmerized by the landscape of the human face. Afteryears of portrait photography, I began to explore other landscapes. This exhibit then, is a compilation of my response to various landscapes over the years.

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Caring Acts of TzedakahRABBI MATTHEW D. GEWIRTZ DISCRETIONARY FUNDIn memory of Roger ManshelTwinkle MorganBarbara & George KramerPhyllis BrightmanMerle & Peter Hirschmann Ann & Alan BernsteinGail JaffeLois & Frank DyerNancy KridelJune & Lawrence Sachs

In memory of Bruce FendellAudrey Resnick Fendell

In memory of David BlumJen & Larry Biegelsen

In memory of Jerold “Jerry” WeinsteinJen & Larry Biegelsen

In memory of Dr. Ira BergerLinda & Stephen Weiner

In memory of Oma Johanna RoosThe Dreifus Family

In memory of Frank ParkThe Dreifus Family

In memory of Sylvia TeidorThe Dreifus Family

In memory of Fred BeckerMrs. Brett Harris

In memory of Mark Goldberg, brother ofBob GoldbergLois & Arthur SimonIlene Schnitzer & Larry SlutzkerMadeline & Charlie Dreifus

In memory of Gerold GoldbergLaura & David JanayAmanda & Scott DamesekHelene & Jerome DreskinLynn BoodishMarni & William Cohen

In memory of Irwin Sturner brother ofNorman SturnerMadeline & Charlie Dreifus

In memory of Phyllis WeingartenAllison & David ComitoLynn & Robert GoldbergLynn Boodish

In memory of my beloved father, Jacob SimonIlene Simon Schnitzer

In memory of Muriel Radwaner, mother of Valerie ViranyAnna FischEllen & Robert Sender

In honor of the milestone birthday of Ellie & Max CohenMerle & Peter HirschmannMadeline & Charlie Dreifus

In honor of Barbara O’Donnell’s new granddaughter, Maura JaneMadeline & Charlie Dreifus

In honor of the milestone birthday ofWilliam (Bill) Neumann Alice & Aron Lutwak

In honor of Eden Kirschenbaumbecoming Bat MitzvahErin & David Schonbraun

In appreciation Rabbi GewirtzShirley Aidekman-KayePaulette & Louis BogdanoffElisa Canova & Andrew SchwartzSherri & William GoldmanElvira & Harry RothL. H. ManshelCheryl & Jerold WeinsteinLaurie & Robert ChefitzHolly & Jeff PalkerKaren & Ray BlauNicole & Mark LennerNancy ScherTed Cohen

CANTOR HOWARD M. STAHL DISCRETIONARY FUNDIn honor of Priscilla Alexander on Avery’s Bat MitzvahJudy Baker

In appreciation of Cantor StahlSherri & William Goldman

In appreciation of Linda PeroffSylvia & David Steiner

RABBI KAREN R. PEROLMANDISCRETIONARY FUNDIn memory of Roger ManshelFrederic Foster

In memory of Louis Benson, grandfatherof Casey WandererSusan & Stephen Eilenberg

In appreciation of Rabbi PerolmanSherri & William GoldmanL.H. Manshel

CANTOR LUCY B. FISHBEINDISCRETIONARY FUNDIn memory of Joel RinskyStacey & Eric Tavel

In memory of Muriel Radwaner, mother of Valerie ViranyMargaret & Lance Podell

TEMPLE TRIBUTE FUNDIn memory of Roger ManshelThomas MeierLinda Levi & FamilyJoelle & Ralph EdlerAnn & Lenny RobinowitzJudy BakerEllie & Max CohenBunny BlumAlan Weill

In memory of Allen LevithanFrann & Eric Francis & Family

In memory of Mary B. CohenLionel Borkan

In memory of David BlumTricia & Jason MillerLaura & Brett Freimauer

In memory of Ruth Dreifus, our mother,grandmother & great-grandmotherThe Dreifus Family

In memory of Mark Goldberg, brother of Bob GoldbergLinda Levi & FamilyRuthella Harwood

In memory of Marvin GottliebFrann & Eric Francis & FamilyIn memory of Phyllis WeingartenFrann & Eric Francis & Family

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Caring Acts of TzedakahIn memory of Gerold GoldbergLinda Levi & FamilyEllie & Max Cohen

In memory of the mother of Theresa LeviJudy Baker

In memory of Muriel Radwaner, mother of Valerie ViranyRenee Sherman

In honor of Elaine Brown’s son marriageEllie & Max Cohen

In honor of Toby & John Fanburg’s son,Sam’s marriage to MeredithEllie & Max Cohen

In honor of Linda Levi’s new homeJudy Baker

In honor of the engagement of Laura & RyanJudy BakerMadeline & Charlie Dreifus

In honor of Dr. Bob Levinson for a speedy recoveryMadeline & Charlie Dreifus

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUNDIn memory of Jerold “Jerry” WeinsteinElissa & Ken Zaslow

In memory of David BlumLaura & David Janay

In honor of Eden Kirschenbaum becomingBat MitzvahLauren & Andrew Schlossberg

PRIME TIME FUNDIn memory of Roger ManshelSandra Haimoff & Harriet Hirsch

CARING FUNDIn memory of Roger ManshelMichael Schneider

In memory of Nancy Schwartz SternoffKaija-Leena Romero

In memory of Mark Goldberg, brother of Bob GoldbergSusan Webman

In memory of Gerold GoldbergJennifer & Jason Lerner

In honor of Eden Kirschenbaumbecoming Bat MitzvahLinda & Richard Bloomstein

ECC/CAMP FUND In memory of Fred Greenstein, brother ofBetty GreeneMadeline & Charlie Dreifus & Family

In memory of Roger ManshelLisa & Fred OrlanPeg & Bill FosterBarbara & Robert Rosenberg

In memory of Pearl Berkowitz, mother of Beverly WeissNaomi Lilien & Sue FosterEllen Rose, Julie Levine, Cheryl Schwartz Andrea Shapiro, Lisa Horowitz, Helaine Lesser

In honor of the milestore birthday of Max CohenMadeline & Charlie Dreifus

In honor of Elizabeth & James RothschildJr. grandson, becoming Bar MitzvahBarbara & Bruce Hausman

In honor of the birth of Alexander JacobDubnow, son of Becca & Josh DubnowMichele Feingold, Andrea Shapiro & your

TBJ ECC FamilyAndrea Shapiro, Lisa Horowitz,

Helaine Lesser

In honor of Mia Dubnow becoming a big sisterMrs. Feingold, Mrs. Shapiro & your

TBJ teachers & friends

In honor of Zoey Dubnow becoming a big sisterMrs. Feingold & your TBJ friends

In honor of the birth of Jordana Demi,granddaughter of Andrea & Richard ShapiroMarni & Matthew AskinazyMichele Feingold & your TBJ ECC familyLisa Horowitz & Helaine Lesser

In honor of Olivia Palker becoming Bat MitzvahAndrea Shapiro, Lisa Horowitz,

Helaine Lesser

In honor of Piper Gorelick’s Shabbat & her teachers Shelley & Larry Finkelstein

In honor of Eden Kirschenbaumbecoming Bat MitzvahAndrea Shapiro

In honor of Jakob Kaplan becoming Bar MitzvahAndrea Shapiro

SENIORS PROGRAM FUNDIn memory of Roger ManshelKathy & Hy Keinman

In memory of Fred Greenstein, brother of Betty GreeneCarole & Richard Chopin

In honor of the milestone birthday ofMimi Simpkins Carole & Richard Chopin

THE MILTON PERLMUTTEROUTDOOR CHAPEL FUNDIn memory of Roger ManshelGenesia & Steven Kamen

In memory of Fred Greenstein, brother ofBetty GreeneHarriet Perlmutter-Pilchik

WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION FUNDIn memory of Roger ManshelBetty & Jim Rothschild

In memory of Muriel Radwaner, mother of Valerie ViranyJulie, Dan, Henry & Max Mozes

CEMETERY BEAUTIFICATIONFUNDIn memory of Roger ManshelLinda & Mark PeroffAmanda & Scott Damesek

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In our hearts our loved ones never die. Their love and memory live as a lasting inspiration.Friday, March 1stSaturday, March 2ndPaul Scott AmsterdamHarold Harvey BeizerMilton BernsMollie BlechDavid M. CaroRobert D. CohenJoseph CohenSamuel DreskinEttie EinsonRuth B. FeuersteinHattie Klein FinklesteinLeonard B. FreinbergPeter FriedBella GerardEvelyn A. GertzPhilip Charles GlassNorman C. GlaubingerFreda O. GoldsmithFanny B. GoodmanAnne Borinsky GordonSarah GreenbergFrances GrossFred J. HamburgerWalter HertzGerald Harvey HoffmanEtta Rose HolderGeorge Victor JacobyHannah JedelLena Jacob KaufmannFanny K. KleinConstance KlingerAbe KrichmanBernard LevyCharles MichaelDavid MulmanFannie NassDavid OstrofskyGary PosnerRobert S. PrusinSadie RosenstrauchThomas Calman RubinDeborah SachsMortimer SalzmanMaurice SchapiraDr. Vera SchectmanMinnie Krieger SchlossMoses SchlossHarry SchreiberMarc David SiegelmanJulia Bieber SteinRose SteinerFerdinand SteinhartLeanore Jordan StrausHattie UhryRosa WeilRuth Elizabeth Wolfe

Friday, March 8thSaturday, March 9thHenry BachmanElsie Dimond BarronMax BeckerWilliam W. BergmanAlice BernheimHenry M. BlochJacques BlochPaul BrenmanDoris DavimosJacob DreyfusDora Ruth FechtnerAbraham FensterS. Wordsworth FoxDena FreinbergRob FrischmanFrances R. GarfunkleLee GoussDr. S. Jerome GreenfieldJosephine Q. HammerschlagRabbi Ferdinard M. IssermanDr. Meyer JedelLouis JedelBrunette KahnAmelia KatcherSamuel KingJerome L. KridelLouis KriegerRabbi Joseph LeuchtEleanor LilienHelaine Myers LowensteinCharles ManshelJennifer Rosen MeadeDr. Louis NollIleana NovoaEthel Burstein OdermanFrances PerolmanEvelyn PiwolaHerbert F. PolakoffRebecca RachlinRuth RickelNettie RothGertrude B. RothschildHelen SaltzmanDeborah E. SamuelMorris SchachtelDr. Bernard SchoenAlice SeidNorman SerbinDr. Jacob Maurice SilversteinCheryl SolitWilliam M. SommerClara StraverSarah WallachFannie WalterSamuel Rothschild WalterLee Gouss Weinstock

Friday, March 15thSaturday, March 16thLeah BenatarFlorence BerkEdward I. BermanGeorge N. BickEdward B. BlauAdele Kittredge BroderAda Fay CaineDavid CohenRalph I. ConnSusan A. DrillIsaac EisnerSamuel FleischmanAbraham FoxEmily Newman FoxSol H. FriedmanDr. Jerome GelbHannah GellesGisella GenserMax GibianElmer A. GreenhallViola GrubmanJoseph HammerAlexander HarrisFannie Lowy HellerSarah L. HellerBarbara A. HenstonMurray HersheySadie S. JellinekDorothy KleinMilton KnoblerIra LechtmanFannye Klein LehmanSophia LevisDavid LevisonFrances V. LewisFlorence LewitterNorman M. LockspeiserMax LohmanAnna MadrisJoseph MannHelen V. MarxBoris MeyersAaron J. MichaelsDr. Charles E. NewmanMollie NewmanDr. Walter NudelmanHerman PellerMilton PerlmutterJennie E. PreckerDr. Robin S. PuderSamuel RachlinKenneth L. RickelBen RothMinnie B. RutkinIsabel SatskyPauline K. Scherer

Bertye SchindelBertha K. SchwartzHenry SmithMorton P. SpiesBenjamin L. SternCarolyn K. SternSamuel StraitmanAlvin L. StrausMinnie Lehman StrausSamuel Turkus IIIDora Bloom TurteltaubPatricia UngarBrendano UngerBella WalterRose Weinberg Weidner

Friday, March 22ndSaturday, March 23rdSidney M. AlexanderRose Popper AltmanAnna BarlowEmma BiermanEva Tepper BraelowDr. Herman ChenitzSamuel R. CohnLeonore DavimosFannie DresdenerH. Cecilia Abramson EskayAdeline W. FischbeinLeopold FreudbergArthur A. GoldmanEstelle GormanFannie GreendorferRuth U. GreenhallGrace F. GrosmanJules GrossmanJennie Lapides GupDr. Saul HalprinNathan V. HammerschlagAllan HanauerClarence C. HannochJerome M. HarrisMaybelle HechtJulius HellerHenry N. HemmendingerMollie KaltmanAnna Waldman KatzSamuel E. KlineStephen Rice KollerJerome E. LewisWilliam LewisSamuel LiestIrma Pushin LowenthalElsie LuksSusan Jane Feuer MassMina MayerMelanie MetzgerEmilie May Meyer

Eliza Leopold MillerRose MillerPhilip R. MuldbergMax NeubergerIda NewmanSelwyn NimaroffMatthew Brett OkinMildred RebenfeldFanny RosenbergWilliam S. RosenstrauchRuth Ann RubinBenjamin SchlosserJean SellingerPfc. Daniel Howard SenkIra M. ShapiroAdelaide Du Mahaut SisholzSol SteinbergEllen Marx SternHerbert S. VogelbaumSophie VogelbaumGerald Scott WagmanTheophile WeilJudith ZientsSaul J. ZuckerJulia Nagel Zyskind

Friday, March 29thSaturday, March 30thRobert AdlerAudrey BassinNina Sarah BenjaminYetta Scheuer BermanRose Gottlieb BrodRita B. CohenSamuel CohenLewis DresdnerAnne B. FeuersteinBertha Mendel FingerJulius B. FingerAlbert M. FischerMeyer FivisAmanda FriedIsaac FriedHoward Henry FrostTillie GarfinkelMax GlassmanHarry B. GouldSamuel GreenbergRosella Grota HanauerMinnie S. HeinemanDr. Daniel Marc HittnerEdith Katz HoffmanFannie IssermanPauline JellinekDr. Milton L. KamlerGeorge KatzBertha P. KesslerMonroe Krichman

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Yahrzeits

In our hearts our loved ones never die. Their love and memory live as a lasting inspiration.Richard LoebGertrude Jay LoevyElizabeth Sally LondonMinnie Judis LubowittLillian MillerEdith J. MindellJoseph MulmanDoris I. ParkLawrence M. PolansDr. Sidney B. RawitzDr. Maurice A. ScherMorton Schiff Jr.Emma Straus SchlosserMoses SichelLeonard J. SkolnickIrving SmithAaron Irving SpiegelDr. Emil SteinJulius TerryNathan Turesky

Friday, April 5thSaturday, April 6thAdolph AltmanGertrude Davis AsinofRose BermanAlbert BernheimDr. Elliott Mark BernsteinDr. Carol BiberDr. Harry BlochAda BlumSherman BorkanMadeline BrachAbraham BraunsteinRose L. BukaBarry S. CasnerLillie Selzer CowenHarold S. EbelMortimer EisnerAlbert FelsenheldDr. Nathan J. FischbeinJoseph FishmanDena FoxLeah FreemanMax FriedmanMinnie FruhaufCelia GoodmanMildred Greendorfer GordonKitty GradRuth GreeneBlanche H. GrubinMax HellringSheldon Lawrence HolzerFrieda Gluck HornEtta JedelMinnie JordanFranklin Roy KadisonNorman Katz

Morris W. KesslerSamuel KoestlerSylvia R. KoskyBetsy Adele KrichmanSharon E. LaskyMinna LehmanRichard Neil LeviEssie Goldfinger LevisonRay G. LindemanRalf LondonSarah Cohen LowresFrieda Kraemer MarxWilliam MayerSadie Rosenberg MillerLeopold NeuJulius OppenheimerRalph S. OppenheimerRose Hampel PearlmutterRuth Harris PolakoffAlfred E. RheinholdSarah RicholsonJoseph RothRabbi Alvan D. RubinMorris SachsBlanche S. SchenkanSeymour SperberHarold SpornGertrude SrokaEsther SteinbergCynthia Jean StolmanArnold StrassbergLena Harris StrausClara G. SultzbachJennie Wallach

Friday, April 12thSaturday, April 13thAllen J. AdelmanJerome A. AmesJoseph BartnerWilliam BassIra BennettMaurice BickEmily Altman BlochJean BurgerBessie EngelDr. Samuel S. FernGladys FeuerTillie H. FischAmy Ellen FreedmanHelen E. GilbertMuriel Weinberg GilbertHoward W. GoldenWilliam GoldstickerDavid GrubmanHannah L. HarrisCharles Lewis HolderBlanche E. Kaplan

Else KieferIda KoventBella KrichmanSamuel KullmanDaniel LondonLeo LowensteinIsadore ManasseBenjamin MarkowitzDr. Emil MautnerJudge Max MehlerSuzanne Gup MulmanJacob NassMorris RachlinTillie Lewis RichEsther RothenbergRichard RovitMinnie Lyon SchenkanRobert M. SchenkelGeorge J. SchindelJoan SchlengerJacob L. SchwartzShirley Ruth ShermanRuth R.(Gould) ShinbergCarrie Bamberger SilpeArthur SilvermanCelia SpiegelIrving J. TrienBernard S. WallersteinShirley WeinerLois B. WittyIda B. ZeilerMarie Zins

Friday, April 19thSaturday, April 20thOlga B. AlexanderIsidore AltmanSusan BarnhardJerome H. BellerJerome J. BlumbergDr. Wesley BoodishDina BraunsteinWilliam ChodorcoffCasper ColemanHarry DavisJennie Nass DenzerSarah EcksteinFlorence FeldmanHannah Pinto FleischmanJoseph FoxBeatrice A. FrancisPatricia Lewan FriedmanDaniel Alan FriedmanMyron GebellPauline GlaubingerSaul GlucksmanGertrude Fichtner GoldHenry Charles Goldsmith

Stella GoldsteinDavid GordonIrving J. GouldHenrietta L. GreenebaumArthur GreensteinJoseph HalpernBernard Hellring Jr.Julius HoexterLouis HorowitzMyron IslerHeyman JedelEdward C. JellinekAbraham KaiserJack KaplowitzAdolph KarpfBernard KatzMildred Cohen KaufmanErnest L. KesslerJoseph KornErnestine KussyGoldie LaskyWalter LehmanBenson LeisterBenson LeisterCarl P. LindemanDavid MargolisFlora Kuhn MarxHarry NaulaBernard PellerDora PoteskyCarol RachlinChaim RandEtta Rose RheinholdBlanche RoseBarbara RovitAnita D. Silverstein SchulmanMary Kreuzman SchweizerBeatrice B. SiegelSidney SilverkrausMilton SimonPatricia Samons SmithSally SolomonEsther TeidorOlga Kohn WaldronMelvin Julian WallersteinLeo WeinbergFaye Weisberger

Friday, April 26thSaturday, April 27thCamilla BambergerAdolph BeckIsaac BeckBarbara Paley BellseyRose BorinskyBeth BriefRose CohenLouis Danzig

Sarah DanzisSam S. DreifusMorris Abraham FertellElsie FinklerSadie R. ForsterFred FreemanHelen M. GlucksmanEtta GoldenLouis GreeneSara Mann GreeneJoel L. GutermanManville S. HarrisStanley B. HausmanAda Paul HellerDorothy Stern HornerMinna KahnSophie KamlerNathaniel KingHerbert LeisterWilliam LevineAbraham LewisElise LipseyLissi MarxRose MeyersBertram R. MillerRobert Gary MillerBeverly NewmanMax PickardMarsha PollackHarold J. PragerMarjorie King RachlinRuth RebenfeldB. Paul RosenSylvia G. SamuelsRobert SchechterSophia SchlosserGeorge J. SenkDr. Ian Laurence SilverJack SmallEmma V. SommerBertha StrausDavid StrausSadye StrausBernard W. StraussEthel StraverOlga Jacoby Van MoppesIda B VollenhoverLouis WeidnerJessie Yaseen

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Yahrzeits

Weddings:Cindy & Barry Greenwald on the marriage of their

daughter, Rachel, to Jason Boxer

Births:Andrea & Richard Shapiro on the birth of their granddaughter,

Jordana Demi Sharpe, to Tracy & Jared SharpeKaren & Eric Gurwin on the birth of their grandson, Logan

Blake Maldonado, son of Jaclyn Gurwin & Camilo Maldonado

Gail & Richard Slifer on the birth of their daughter, Chloe Hunter Slifer

Lyndsey & Scott Goodman on the birth of their daughter, Emma Joy Goodman

Becca & Josh Dubnow on the birth of their son, AlexanderJacob Dubnow

Deaths:May God grant peace and comfort to all who mourn. The Congregation extends its sympathy to the families of:Paula Berkowitz,Mother of Laurie ChefitzDavid Blum, Brother of Lisi UrbachGerald Coopersmith, Brother of Phyllis Nelson, Uncle ofNancy Goldsmith & Barbara NelsonMark Hilton Goldberg, Brother of Robert Goldberg

Sharing Our LivesOur Congregation shares in the happiness of its members and is thankful for the blessings they enjoy.

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Gerold Allen Goldberg, Father of Sheri GoldbergRoger Lewis Manshel, Husband of Lynn ManshelMuriel Radwaner,Mother of Valerie ViranyJoel Rinsky, Husband of Judith RinskyNoman H. Scher, Husband of Nancy ScherDr. Howard Sherman, Brother-in-law of Renee ShermanDr. Marian Shinbaum, Grandmother Stacey TavelIrwin Sturner, Brother of Norman SturnerPhyllis Weingarten, Mother of Leslie Schwartz

Perpetual YahrzeitPerpetual Kaddish has been established for the following:Roger Manshel by Lynn ManshelMarvin Metsky by Karen & Rob CowenEleanor Ziering Metsky by Karen & Rob CowenRobert Morton Starr by Barbara StarrLinda Lovinger-Siegel by Cynthia Siderman &

Clifford SiegelJames J. Lazarus by Eleanor LazarusMichael Sporn by Lawrence M. SpornEdward B. Bloom by Pamela & George Bloom

Mazel Tov

Worship Calendar

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Friday, April 12th5:00 pm – Tot Shabbat5:30 pm – Erev Shabbat ServiceSermon: Rabbi Matthew D. Gewirtz7:30 pm – Tribe (NYC)

Saturday, April 13th8:45 am – Torah Study10:30 am – Shabbat Morning ServiceB’not Mitzvah: Tori Lamkin &

Samantha BravermanTorah Portion: Metzora

FIRST DAY OF PASSOVERFriday, April 19th5:30 pm – Erev Shabbat ServiceFirst Seder at home

Saturday, April 20th8:45 am – Torah Study/Service5:00 pm – Congregational Seder

LAST DAY PASSOVERFriday, April 26th10:30 am – Passover Yizkor Service5:30 pm – Erev Shabbat Service:

Shabbat Atid

Saturday, April 27th8:45 am – Torah Study/Service10:30 am – Shabbat Morning ServiceB’not Mitzvah: Olivia Tuckman &

Madeline BernikerTorah Portion: Achrei Mot

Our Clergy 973-379-1555Rabbi Matthew D. Gewirtz................. 6629Senior RabbiCantor Howard M. Stahl.......................6623Senior CantorRabbi Karen R. Perolman......................6636Senior Associate RabbiCantor Lucy B. Fishbein.........................6625Assistant CantorJenna Mark.........................................................6630Cantorial Intern

Our Staff 973-379-1555

Marc Rothstein............................................... 6632Executive DirectorDale Atherton.................................................. 6628Director of FinanceAmy Wickenheisser...................................6622Director of OperationsFaith Fisch...........................................................6641Social Work Consultant

Our Education Team 973-379-3177

Tess Levine.........................................................6676Religious School DirectorMichele Feingold..........................................6677Early Childhood Center DirectorAndrea Kessler...............................................6501Assistant DirectorAlyson Bazeley...............................................6680Director of Youth EngagementTammy Anagnostis.....................................6638Family Educator

Congregation B’nai Jeshurun

Friday, March 22nd5:00 pm – Tot Shabbat5:30 pm – Erev Shabbat ServiceSermon: Rabbi Matthew D. Gewirtz

Saturday, March 23rd8:45 am – Torah Study/Service10:30 am - Shabbat Morning ServiceB’nai Mitzvah: Emily Horowitz &

Matthew ComitoTorah Portion: Tzav

Friday, March 29th5:30 pm – Erev Shabbat Service

Saturday, March 30th8:45 am – Torah Study/Service10:30 am - Shabbat Morning ServiceB’nai Mitzvah: Brooke Manoff &

Noah ResnickTorah Portion: Shemini

Friday, April 5th5:30 pm –Erev Shabbat ServiceApril Birthday & Anniversary BlessingsSermon: Rabbi Karen R. Perolman

Saturday, April 6th8:45 am – Torah Study/Service10:30 am – Shabbat Morning ServiceBat Mitzvah: Ella SimonsTorah Portion: Tazria

Friday, March 1st5:30 pm – Erev Shabbat ServiceSermon: Rabbi Karen R. PerolmanMarch Birthday & Anniversary Blessings

Saturday, March 2nd8:45 am – Torah Study/Service10:30 am – Shabbat Morning ServiceBat Mitzvah:Avery JanayTorah Portion: Vayakhel

Friday, March 8th5:00 pm – Tot Shabbat5:30 pm – Erev Shabbat Service:

Shabbat Atid7:30 pm – Tribe (NYC)

Saturday, March 9th8:45 am – Torah Study/Service10:30 am – Shabbat Morning ServiceB’nai Mitzvah:Mandy Scott, Carly Handwerger

& Benjamin LadetskyTorah Portion: Pekude

Friday, March 15th5:30 pm – Erev Shabbat ServiceSermon: Rabbi Karen R. Perolman

Saturday, March 16th8:45 am – Torah Study/Service10:30 am - Shabbat Morning ServiceBat Mitzvah: Stella ZemachsonTorah Portion: Vayikra

Elaine K. Brown.............................................6675Religious School Director EmeritaBarbara Hochberg........................................6678ECC Director Emerita

Family Trip to Israel

With excitement and great antici-pation, we are pleased to announcethat once again we are planning aCongregational Family Trip to Israel.The trip is tentatively planned for December 19 through December 30,2019. The trip will be led by RabbisGewirtz and Perolman, our ReligiousSchool Director, Tess Levine and willbe chaired by Jill and Craig Parker.

We are planning the trip to suit thespecific needs of families with chil-dren from Kindergarten through HighSchool and College. We will have twotour guides on each bus (one gearedtowards adults and one geared towards children) so that we can provide the best possible educational,spiritual and social experience forboth adults and children. Accommo-dations will be family-friendly andour days will be tailored to reach participants of all ages.

In a ten-day trip, it would be impossible to see the entire country,so our itinerary will include:Jerusalem, Masada and the Dead Sea,Tel Aviv and northern parts of Israel.Finally, and maybe most meaningful,for any of your children of B'nai Mitzvahage, we will hold a unique B'nai Mitzvahservice atop of Masada. We will alsobless our children who will becomeB'nai Mitzvah at TBJ within in theyear of our trip. As always, if there areadults who have not yet had aBar/Bat Mitzvah, they too can partic-ipate in this extraordinary experienceof becoming B'nai Mitzvah in Israel.

We are anticipating a cost per person of approximately $6400,which includes airfare, hotels andmost meals. There will be a reducedprice for younger children. We verymuch want you to be part of this experience, so please join us at a

general information meeting whereyou will be given prices, an itineraryand be able to ask any pertinent questions. The meeting will be held onJanuary 31st, at 6:30 pm. A light dinner will be served. Please RSVP bycalling the Rabbis' Assistant, PennieCordobes, at 973-671-6627 or emailingisraeltrip@tbj.org.

Please note that we do not providetravel insurance for the trip.It is important to note that some insurance programs provide morecomprehensive coverage, including"cancel for any reason" coverage andcoverage for pre-existing conditions,when the policy is purchased in immediate proximity (typically, 10-21days) to your initial trip deposit.

We look forward to another excitingtrip. We hope you will join us!

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JOIN RABBI GEWIRTZ ON THE NEXT CONGREGATIONALFAMILY TRIP TO ISRAEL THIS DECEMBER

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Congratulations to Vicki Solomon and Diana Joseph, the Women’s Association Philanthropy chairs, for planninga memorable Ladies Night Out to benefit Comfort 360. The food was delicious, the decor was stunning and thecompany of our TBJ family was the icing on the cake. $5000 was raised to help support this important charity.The night was a blast, and equally meaningful, and we look forward to making this an annual event on our busyWomen’s Association calendar!

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