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June-July 2014 | Sivan-Tammuz-Av 5774

Whenever we think we are at the end of

a story it may be that we are just at its beginning. Each fall we read the death of Moses and then immediately begin Torah again reading the story of Creation.

A beautiful teaching combines the last letter in the Torah, the “lamed” with the first letter written in the Torah, the “bet.” Lamed-bet spells lev, heart. “Everything in life depends on purity of heart,” our sages teach.

This June-July newsletter marks the end of our current synagogue program year, and the beginning of our next. At this moment, with a purity of heart, we who are privileged to work on behalf of Chizuk Amuno Congregation as professionals and lay leaders say thank you to our synagogue family.

Please accept our grateful appreciation for your continuing membership and contributions that enable us to serve you, our members, as well as our larger community. Inside Chizuk Amuno, we understand it is a choice to contribute and participate here. We thank you, our synagogue members and friends, for the choice your affiliation with us reflects and the spirit your presence brings to us all.

Wherever we stand thinking it is an end, we are really at a place of beginning. Just as our tradition believes there is no end to Torah, accept these best wishes for a pleasant and rejuvenating summer season aware that as we begin again at Chizuk Amuno, much celebration, learning, and connecting awaits us in the fall.

B’Shalom Rav,

Rabbi Ron Shulman

A Note of Thanks

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Tikkun Leil Shavuot

JOIN US ON A JEWISH JOURNEYTuesday, June 3 Minhah 7:45 p.m. Erev Shavuot Service 8:00 p.m. …followed by Kol Rinah, our a cappella singers

Tikkun Leil Shavuot – study sessions 8:30 p.m. Refreshments 9:30 p.m.

Late Night Study Session 10:00 p.m.

For complete details about Shavuot activities and services, turn to page 4.

Wednesday, June 4At our Shavuot Festival Morning Service, everyone – from our youngest to our oldest – will sit with each other and study the Ten Commandments.

At 10 a.m., adults will gather in the Krieger Auditorium and – over coffee and nosh – explore the Ten Commandments with study partners. While we study, our children will gather for their Family Service in the Hoffberger Chapel or Torah for Tots in the Esterson

Auditorium where they will prepare for the bikkurim ceremony.

At 10:30 a.m., we’ll receive and read Torah in the Sanctuary. Our children will join us and bring bikkurim, greens and fruits, to decorate the bimah.

Afterwards, the children will gather in the Hoffberger Chapel for other activities including The Frisbee Guy-Gary Auerbach, followed by a blintz bar with toppings.

All Ages Celebrate Torah on Shavuot

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Our kick-off meeting in May was a great success! A dozen women gathered to schmooze, introduce their product or service, and learn about making business connections through their everyday activities. Participants left feeling supported and were enthusiastic about future meetings and the potential they bring.

Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, June 10 at 7 p.m. The featured speaker will be Gerri Baum, who will speak about social media, a tremendously affective tool in today’s business environment. Don’t miss it!

For more information, or to RSVP, contact Ava Barron-Shasho, [email protected].

WomenC H I Z U K A M U N O N E T W O R K I N GC.A.N.

Rebecca and Joshua BassLindsey and Ryan Brook

Liana and Larsson DavisJacquelyn Pearlman

Laura and Richard ReavenSarah and Joel Sunshine

We are happy to welcome those who have most recently chosen to join our Chizuk Amuno family.

If you have friends or family who may be interested

in joining Chizuk Amuno, please call our Director of Communication and Member Services, Cheryl Snyderman, 410/486-6400, ext. 300.

CJE Recognition ProgramIn May, many members of our congregation and school community were recognized by the Center for Jewish Education. The following were nominated for an award: Britta Hoffman (GECEC), Brina Pintzuk and Jennifer Rudick Zunikoff (RRS), and Shelley Hendler, Bracha Lang, Amanda Levine, and Dafna Tasch (KSDS).

Two KSDS alumni were also nominated: Rebecca Margolis and Samantha Bloom).

Amanda Levine (KSDS) received the Samuel Glasner Award honoring a teacher who epitomizes creative, quality teaching. Our member Melissa E. Berman received the Nathan and Ruth Lipsetts Award for unusually creative skill in the classroom, and playing an important role in the life and affairs of the Baltimore Jewish community.

Ann Kahan presented the Sam Kahn Distinguished Educator Award.

College OutreachMazal Tov to our college graduates! We wish you much luck in the next exciting steps on your journey.

Mazal Tov to our high school graduates and welcome to College Outreach at Chizuk Amuno.

This past year, Bonnie Ziegelstein, chair of our College Outreach committee, and her wonderful volunteers sent 150 care packages to our Chizuk college students. On the High Holy Days, Hanukkah, and Passover, our students received snacks, notepads, calendars, and other goodies to help nurture their connection to the synagogue. Thank you to Bonnie and her team for their efforts.

As we begin to assemble our new group of Chizuk Amuno college students for 2014-2015, students and parents are welcome and encouraged to send their updated college addresses directly to Bonnie at [email protected].

Luv2Learn Rocks Chizuk Amuno!May 18 was another outstanding day at Chizuk Amuno! Over 150 students came to our learning festival to expand their minds and mingle with friends. We thank co-chairs Marsha Manekin and Howard Cohen, as well as their enthusiastic committee for their hard work. It really paid off - everyone enjoyed themselves!

Harriette Wimms

Brotherhood Closing BreakfastSunday, June 8, following morning minyan, which begins at 9:15 a.m.

Our featured speaker is attorney Fran Glushakow Gould, who will discuss Advanced Directives, as they relate to Jewish Ethics and policy in the state of Maryland.

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“Like” Us on Facebook!You Could Be a Winner!You haven’t “Liked” us yet? What are you waiting for!

Join our Facebook community. And tell your friends, parents, children, siblings, significant other, and if bubbie and zayde

are into it – tell them, too. Once we have 500 “Likes,” we will hold a drawing and

a special Chizuk Amuno Facebook “Liker” will be the recipient of a wonderful gift.

School May Be Closed, But the Judaica Shop is NotBeginning on Tuesday, June 17, the Sisterhood Judaica Shop will be open on Tuesdays from 10 a.m.-noon and 2-4 p.m. throughout the summer. We will also be available other times by calling Anne, 410/303-7716, or Edna, 410/653-3495.

We are always available to help you select the perfect gifts for babies, birthdays, b’nei mitzvah, engagement, wedding, or hostess. Our volunteers will spend the summer finding new and wonderful merchandise to prepare for our reopening in mid-August. If there is anything special for which you are looking, please contact Anne.

Recognizing Your GiftsBimah Flowers, Perpetual Memorials, and Terumot HaKodesh–Tribute Gifts and Discretionary Fund– can be found in the “Giving” section of the Chizuk Amuno website, www.chizukamuno.org. Hard copies of the Bimah Flowers and Perpetual Memorials lists can be found on the table at the entrance to the Sanctuary.

Summer Building HoursBeginning Tuesday, June 17 we will begin our summer building and office schedule. The synagogue office will be closed on Sunday mornings and the building will be closed every evening at 7 p.m. following the evening minyan. The only exception will be on Monday evenings if a committee or group needs to schedule a meeting. Summer meetings should end by 9 p.m. and be scheduled through Jenny Baker, ext. 227.

To register or for more information,contact Doris Tanhoff, 410/824-2055 or [email protected].

FEATURING DR. SUSAN VICK AND KEN MELTZER

Adult Bat MitzvahThe new Adult Bat Mitzvah class is almost full but we saved a space for you! Come join us for a wonderful experience of learning, friendship, and exploration. Before signing up, please make an appointment to speak to Rabbi Wechsler, [email protected].

Join us for Summer Shul at Chizuk Amuno!Shabbat Mornings 9:15 a.m. • July 5, 12, 19, 26 August 2, 9Shabbat Morning Services are held in the Krieger Auditorium, creating an intimate and relaxed prayer environment.

Synagogue members lead our services, read Torah, and deliver Divrei Torah, supported by Rabbis Shulman and Wechsler, and Hazzan Perlman and Dr. Shualy.

During Summer Shul everyone is encouraged to dress casually and appropriately for Shabbat Services. Families and friends, adults and children of all ages are most welcome to share in the warm mood of Summer Shul.

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JUNE-JULY 2014 Sivan-Tammuz-Av 5774June 6/7 | Sivan 8/9 Oneg Shabbat/Minhah 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat 6:15 p.m. New Shabbat Dinner 6:30 p.m. New Shabbat 7:30 p.m.

Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m. TORAH PORTION: B’HA-ALOT’KHA, NUMBERS 8:1-12:16 Bat Mitzvah of Amanda Trattner Sermon by Rabbi Wechsler Family Service 10:30 a.m.

Study Session 7:00 p.m. Minhah/Ma’ariv 8:00 p.m. Havdalah 8:57 p.m.

Schedule of Shabbat ServicesEach Friday evening and Shabbat morning we enjoy celebration, prayer, and Torah study with Rabbi Ronald Shulman, Rabbi Deborah Wechsler, Hazzan Emanuel Perlman, and our synagogue community.

This schedule indicates the weeks when our Chizuk Amuno Choir participates in services, as well as study themes, or other service features including family activities. Join with us to express yourself in the presence of God, to nurture your soul, and to connect your life with the life of our synagogue family.

Babysitting is available beginning at 9:15 a.m. most Shabbat mornings, except holiday weekends.

June 13/14 | Sivan 15/16 Oneg Shabbat/Minhah 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat 6:15 p.m.

Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m. TORAH PORTION: SH’LAH L’KHA, NUMBERS 13:1-15:41 Bat Mitzvah of Ava Scharfstein Sermon by Rabbi Shulman


June 20/21 | Sivan 22/23Oneg Shabbat/Minhah 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat 6:15 p.m.

Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m. TORAH PORTION: KORAH, NUMBERS 16:1-18:32 Sermon by Rabbi Wechsler


June 27/28 | Sivan 29/30Oneg Shabbat/Minhah 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat 6:15 p.m.

Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m. TORAH PORTION: HUKKAT, NUMBERS 19:1-22:1 Bar Mitzvah of Aidan Resnick Sermon by Rabbi Schneider


July 4/5 | Tammuz 6/7 Oneg Shabbat/Minhah 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat 6:15 p.m.

Summer Shul Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m. TORAH PORTION: BALAK, NUMBERS 22:2-25:9 D’var Torah by a Chizuk Amuno member



Summer Shul Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m. TORAH PORTION: PINHAS, NUMBERS 25:10-30:1 Shabbat Club Hatikvah D’var Torah by a Chizuk Amuno member


Tikkun Leil Shavuot • Jewish Journeys June 3, 2014 | 5 Sivan 5774Join us on a Jewish Journey. Choose your destination. Enjoy an hour of travel led by a wonderful trip leader in the company of our Chizuk Amuno community.

Minhah 7:45 p.m. Erev Shavuot Service 8:00 p.m. …followed by Kol Rinah, our a cappella singers

Tikkun Leil Shavuot – Shavuot study sessions 8:30 p.m.

Refreshments 9:30 p.m. Late Night Session 10:00 p.m.

Study SessionsA Journey from Legalistic Judaism to the Masorati Tradition: Musings from the Daughter of an Orthodox Rabbi Dr. Joyanna SilbergIn this personal presentation, congregation member and psychologist Dr. Joyanna Silberg will discuss the philosophical and spiritual underpinnings of her affiliation with the Conservative movement after having grown up within the Orthodox tradition. She will discuss key formative experiences. She will also highlight the importance of finding meaning through creating rituals from existing sources and the importance of “transitional spaces” for fostering spiritual moments.

All Boxed In: The Aquatic Adventures of Moses and NoahBarry M. Gittlen, Ph.D.

Professor of Biblical and Archaeological Studies Director, Undergraduate Jewish Studies Program Towson University

Two guys get into vessels and shove off for uncharted adventure. Each begins a journey that will lead to a destiny somewhat different from expectation. Set your sails for wondrous things and join us as we examine the subtle ways in which Torah links these two ancient mariners and their journey.

Book of RuthRabbi Deborah Wechsler

A journey of women making a new beginning with men.

Home and Away Dr. Arthur Lesley

Exile and the opposite, being comfortably at home, are not locations on maps. They are both personal and universal feelings that people bear with them, wherever they are. Jews have recalled going from one to the other at many different times.

Yehuda Amichai, Jerusalem on “Yom Kippur, 1967”

“Anatevka” (Sholem Aleichem)

French-Jewish Poetry after the 1394 exile from France

Judah Halevi in East and West: in Spain and on the way to Jerusalem

Why It’s Important to Recite T’filat haDerekh Hazzan Emanuel C. Perlman

Do we walk with God, or does God walk with us? I believe that we walk together. During this hour we will all walk together in the presence of God.

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Daily Services, Hoffberger Chapel Unless otherwise noted:

Daily: 7:30 a.m. and 6:15 p.m.

Sunday: 9:15 a.m. and 6:15 p.m.

Shabbat Minhah, Ma’ariv, and Havdalah: refer to weekly Shabbat schedules


Summer Shul Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m. TORAH PORTION: MATTOT, NUMBERS 30:2-32:42 D’var Torah by a Chizuk Amuno member



Summer Shul Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m. TORAH PORTION: MAS’EI, NUMBERS 33:1-33:49 D’var Torah by a Chizuk Amuno member


August 1/2 | Av 5/6Oneg Shabbat/Minhah 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat 6:15 p.m.

Summer Shul Shabbat Morning Service 9:15 a.m.

TORAH PORTION: D’VARIM, DEUTERONOMY 1:1-3:22 Shabbat Hazon D’var Torah by a Chizuk Amuno member


Candle LightingJune 6 8:12 p.m.

June 13 8:15 p.m.

June 20 8:18 p.m.

June 27 8:19 p.m.

July 4 8:18 p.m.

July 11 8:16 p.m.

July 18 8:12 p.m.

July 25 8:07 p.m.

August 1 8:00 p.m.

From Here to EternityDr. Moshe D. Shualy

If the Universe is Eternal, why do we run out of time? Jewish tradition insists that Eternal Life is planted within us. After the Torah is read we hear the solemn blessing, an oath actually – ve-Hayyei ‘Olam Natt’a beTokheinu! After which we all say Amen!

So where is this Eternity? Come explore perspectives to discover words beyond the conventional horizons. Find Eternity within the flowing streams of time that forever recede from the shores of the present moment.

From Ovrutch to Detroit, from Despair to HopeRabbi Paul D. Schneider

Ben Schneider, my father, did not share even one story about his youth with his sons until he turned 70. He didn’t want to burden us with stories of poverty and anti-Semitism. If only he had known how impoverished we would have been without knowing our past!

I will share some of these family stories.

10 p.m. Late Night Session: The Journey from SinaiRabbi Ron Shulman

Join Rabbi Ron Shulman’s Late night Torah Study during which we’ll explore meanings of Revelation by studying Torah texts, Midrash, and Jewish thought.

Memorial Plaques Dedication Shavuot 2014 | 5774

Carl Theodore Amdur Sam BeckDorothy BloombergSophie “Sally” DzijaDorothy Radoon FreedAlfred L. FreudRuth Friedman FreudPatsy Kayne Gilbert I. Elliott GoldbergAlice GoodmanBeryl HaimowitzHarold J. Hettleman Dr. Theodor Kaiser Philip KaplanLt. Colonel Irvin I. Klein Marian Helzner Klein

Sam Koser Shirley Koser Rose Greenblatt Krol Hannah Rita Millen Fred NochumowitzElaine Futerman ParnesDr. Howard F. RaskinAnnette ShermakEllen R. SiegelSara SlavinBettye Elaine Steinberg Milton Steingart Yetta Steingart Zahava Velder Esther M. Weinberg

Wednesday, June 4 First Day of ShavuotShaharit: Festival Morning Service 9:15 a.m. Torah Study Sessions, Adults, Krieger Auditorium 10:00 a.m.Torah for Tots, Esterson Auditorium 10:00 a.m.Family Service, Hoffberger Chapel 10:00 a.m.Torah Service 10:30 a.m. ...followed by Musaf: Holiday Prayers Kiddush, following services Minhah/Ma’ariv 6:15 p.m.

Thursday, June 5 Second Day of ShavuotShaharit: Festival Morning Service 9:15 a.m. Yizkor Memorial Prayers 10:45 a.m. Kiddush Luncheon, following services

Chizuk Amuno Choir joins Hazzan Perlman Minhah/Ma’ariv 8:30 p.m. Havdalah 8:56 p.m.

On Shavuot, Thursday, June 5, during the Yizkor service, the following memorial plaques will be dedicated.

Observing Tishah B’Av - The Ninth of Av We will observe Tishah B’Av with prayer and reflection on Monday evening August 4 at 8:30 p.m. During the Ma’ariv service for Tishah B’Av we will recite the Bible’s Book of Lamentations, Eikhah.

Tishah B’Av is our calendar’s date of mourning. On the ninth day of the Hebrew month of Av we recall tragic events in Jewish history whose legacy have shaped our identity and values. Foremost among the events we remember are the destructions of the two Temples in Jerusalem. The Babylonians destroyed the First Temple in the year 586 BCE. The Romans destroyed the Second Temple in 70 CE.

We will also gather in observance of Tishah B’Av on Tuesday morning, August 5 at 7 a.m. A special Minhah service will be held at 1 p.m. At this afternoon service we will wear our tallit and tefillin, ritual symbols that we will not use during our Shaharit service in expression of our mourning. Tishah B’Av is a full or partial day of fasting and introspection observed with emotion as we transform trauma into wisdom through ritual.

Milestones in Our Community

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B’nei MitzvahWe proudly celebrate with these students who will be called to the Torah as B’nei Mitzvah. Mazal tov to their families.

JUNE 7 Amanda Jo Trattner Meirah Yaffah daughter of Lisa and Dr. Bradley Trattner

JUNE 14 Ava Lorelei Scharfstein Avrahamah daughter of Drs. Julie and Daniel Scharfstein

JUNE 28 Aidan Patrick Resnick Benesh Dov Reuven son of Kathleen and Glenn Resnick

BirthsWe congratulate the following families on the birth of their children and grandchildren.

Paxton Oliver Albert, son of Michelle and Brad Albert and grandson of Drs. Gayle and Brian Schwartz

Dylan Mara Altchek, daughter of Jamie and Daniel Altchek, granddaughter of Darlene and Gerry Gordon and great-granddaughter of Howard “Chuck” Klein and the late Marian Klein

Samuel David Cirillo, son of Deborah and Anthony Cirillo

Rena Pearl Gratz, daughter of Sarah and Ricky Gratz, granddaughter of Carol and Dr. Ed Gratz and Drs. Linda and Paul Weinberg, and great-granddaughter of Claryne Weinberg

Joshua Caleb Hanna, son of Dr. Anna Dreyer and Richard Hanna

William Asher Weiss, son of Lauren and Adam Weiss and grandson of Harriet and Alan Kanter

BirthdaysWe wish Happy Birthday to these members of our synagogue family who celebrated a birthday milestone with us in shul.

Martin GreenbergSondra GreenbergBob HallockEthel JacobsMartin ZuckermanRobert Manekin

AnniversariesMazal tov to the following members of our synagogue family who are celebrating their wedding anniversary this month.

70th: Shirley and Stanley Adler65th: Doris and Jay Bernhardt30th: Joy and Paul Robinson20th: Heather and Brian Boos

EngagementsWe congratulate these couples and their families as we wish them much happiness.

Rebecca Gillette, daughter of Ellen and Richard Gillette, to Max Brondfield, son of Drs. Jane Melnick and Eric Brondfield

WeddingsWe congratulate the following couples and their families as we wish them much happiness.

Joshua Bass, son of Theresa and Marc Bass, to Rebecca Silver

Benjamin Miller, son of Sandra Dzija and Dr. Andrew Miller, to Kay Steiger, daughter of Lois Steiger and the late Bruce Steiger

In Loving MemoryIn sadness, our synagogue community mourns the passing of our members:

Dr. Stuart H. Brager, husband of Marlene Brager, father of Jaye Greenfest, Susan Topel, Cyndie Jacobson, and brother of Dr. Gary Brager and Terry Meyers

Joel (Buddy) Finkelstein, husband of Gloria (Goody) Finkelstein, father of H. Bruce Finkelstein, Aaron Finkelstein, Scott Finkelstein, Karin Stratfrord, and step-father of Mitchell LaBorwit, Scott LaBorwit, and Todd LaBorwit

Leonard J. Fox, husband of Elaine Fox, father of Steven Fox and Margie Fox Kwart, and brother of Sanford Fox

Dr. Gerald M. White, husband of Libby White, and father of Dr. Charles White, Dr. Andrew White, Judi Cuttler, and Abigail D’Costa

We offer our sincere condolences to our members:

Jill Bers, on the loss of her father, Larry M. Wolf

Steven Bers, on the loss of his mother, Martha Bers

The Honorable Michael Finifter, on the loss of his mother, Sylvia Finifter Krause

Forrest Foss, on the loss of his father, Murray Foss

Judy Harrow, on the loss of her father, Dr. Morris Shapiro

Sanford Schreiber, on the loss of his brother, Russell Schreiber

Brad Schrum, on the loss of his mother, Barbara E. Schrum

Joan Schuster, on the loss of her mother, Harriet Waldman

Robin Smith, on the loss of her father, Irwin Margulis

Dr. Susan Straus, on the loss of her father, Hyman Farber

Toby Wiseman, on the loss of his brother, Gerald Wiseman

Zosia Zaks, on the loss of his father, Arthur Zaks

As a synagogue community, we express our sincere condolences and prayers for comfort to those who mourn.

Members in the NewsCongratulations to Jonathan Hettleman, son of Shelly and Jeffrey Hettleman, who received a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship.

Rabbi Zaiman Receives Honorary Doctorate

On May 15, St. Mary’s Seminary and University of Baltimore conferred an honorary Doctorate of Divinity on Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman.

Dr. Brent Laytham, Dean of the Ecumenical Institute of Theology

at St. Mary’s cited Rabbi Zaiman for his “learned devotion to Torah through faithful rabbinic ministry, for his leadership in fostering community locally and nationally, and for his generous work to improve Jewish-Christian relations.”

We congratulate Rabbi Zaiman upon receiving this well-deserved honor. The community of Chizuk Amuno wishes him a hearty Mazal Tov!

Honoring Beth GoldsmithCongratulations to Beth Goldsmith and The Goldsmith Family Foundation who have been recognized by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum for their support of the museum’s “Bringing the Lessons Home”

program.

The program provides a unique learning opportunity for students to explore the lessons of the Holocaust as a means of understanding the responsibilities of citizenship in a democracy. To date, more than 700 high school students have participated. Beth and The Goldsmith Family Foundation are being honored for their generous support of the program since its inception in 1994.

If you would like your milestone included in the HaHodesh, please notify Judy Simkin, ext. 232 or [email protected].

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Thank You Judy Meltzer

Judy Meltzer’s years as Director of Adult Learning at Chizuk

Amuno draw to a close this summer as Judy celebrates her well-deserved retirement. Judy’s passion for books, her passion for ideas, her passion for language, her passion for Jewish wisdom, and more deeply, her passion for people inspire us all.

Judy based her teaching and her administration in relationships. She knew her students, her teachers, and

how best to bring them together. She cares about all of us. To Judy, the classroom experience is a social one, a setting for friendships, and a place to begin what can be continued everywhere else.

For Judy, every experience is potentially one to which one wants to bring a Jewish perspective. As well, there is no new idea she didn’t consider and no old idea she didn’t revisit. Judy’s standards are the highest possible and her results match her expectations.

We thank you, Judy. We are better and brighter because we are your students. Even as we celebrate your achievements, know that we will always be grateful and continue on as your adult Jewish learners.

In Judy’s honor, our synagogue community generously established the “Judy Meltzer Cinema Under the Stars Fund.” Join us on

Tuesday evening, August 19 for our annual movie night outside in the courtyard, this year, the 1st Annual Judy Meltzer Cinema Under the Stars.

Anonymous (3) • Ann and Michael Andorsky • Myra and Ira Askin • Jenny Baker • Merri and Fred Beckman • Eve Berkow • Beverly Berman • Doris and Jay Bernhardt • Jean Bernstein • Rabbi David Bienenstock • Valerie Binder • Annette and Sy Bluestein • Beth and Albert Blumberg • Janice and Norris Brodsky • Ruth and Allen Brown • Sarajane and Arthur Brown • Harriet and Moe Brown • Arlynne and Robert Brown • Marian Bushel • Carolyn and Richard Camras • Karen and Steven Caplan • Myrna and Senator Ben Cardin • Rosann M. Catalano, Ph.D • Amy and Bruce Chapper • Susan Chouinard • Suzanne F. Cohen • Edna and Mace Crystal • Carol Cummins • Diane and Stephen Dansicker • Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dashoff • Carole Diamond • Sandra and Sheldon Dobres • Cindy and Glenn S. Easton • Karen Bonnie and Seth Eaton • Debbie and Jim Effron • Linda and Bob Eisenberg • Hilary and Steven Epstein • Carole Finerman • Sally and Rabbi Steven Fink • Elaine Fox • Claire and Howard Freeland • Rhona and Sonny Freiman • Miriam Gerstenblith • Ellen and Richard Gillette • Sandy and Barry Glass • Jackie Glassgold • Judy Gluckman • Michelle and Kyle Gold • Phyllis S. Gold • Seema Goldbergh • Ms. Jean Suda and Kim Golden • Bruce Goldman • Anna Goldman • Florene and Ron Goldner • Shelley and Sheldon Goldseker • Anna and Richard Gordon • Jill Goodman and Ben, Hannah, and Ilana Grabenstein • Sally and Arthur Grant • Carol and Ed Gratz • Joseph Greenblum • Sarajane Greenfeld • Rona London and Steven Greenspan • Cheryl Snyderman and Alan Guttman • Carole Halverstadt • Ina and Calvin Hamburger • Ellen Hart • Debby and Jesse Hellman • Leah Hellman • Elayne Hettleman • Shelly and Jeff Hettleman • Sandra Hittman • Margi and Steve Hoffman • Adele Hollander • Paula and Paul Hollinger • Al B. Honick • Ruth B. Hurwitz • Roz and Nelson Hyman • Serene Israel • Bluma Jed • Gilda and Art Kahn • Dovey Kahn • Jane and Ronald Kahn • Harriet and Alan Kanter • Gail and Lenny Kaplan • Linda G. Katz • Ruthanne Kaufman • Harriet Keiser • Marilynn and Martin Kinstler • Arlene Klaff • Helen Kleinman • Sybil Kolodny • Roz and Al Kronthal • Norman LaCholter • Edith and Walter Lamm • Debora Lang • Linda Leffman • Teresa Alpert-Leibman and David Leibman • Bettye and Jerome Leibowitz • Heather Miller Rubens and Chris Leighton • Harriett and Mende Lerner • Barbara Brodie and Arthur Lesley • Mae Rosen Levin • Monica and Richard Levine • Linda and Mark Levy • Barbara and Bruce Lewbart • Helen and Herman Lewis • Peggy and Bill Lewis • Sam Lichter • Gail Lipsitz • Carol Berkower and Thomas Loveland • Saundra and David Madoff • Arthur Magida • Hannah and Marty Magram • Shelly and Ira Malis • Vivian and Bob Manekin • Marsha and Richard Manekin • Dr. and Mrs. Warren Massouda • Beverly and Jordon Max • Jill and Aaron Max • Melton Babies • Arlynne Brown • Anna Davis • Hilary Epstein • Monica Bernstein Levine • Rona London • Susan Shofer • Ellen Spokes • Annabelle and Morris Mervis • Israela and Rabbi Michael Meyerstein • Sandra Dzija and Andrew Miller • Judy Miller • Marilyn Naviasky • Arline Nitzberg • Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pakula • Janice and Hazzan Emanuel Perlman • Sue and Howard Platt • Pam and Jeffrey Platt • Rev. Jason Poling • Paulette and Julius Pollack • Zelda and Clifford Rachbach • Dorothy Rainess • Anita Raynes • Rabbis Nina Beth Cardin and Avram Reisner • Dawn Reznik • Judy Richter • Dr. Linda Berger Roochvarg and Cantor Elias Roochvarg • Judith C. Rosenberg • Claire and Hal Rossman • Deverah Routman • Beverly and Stuart Sagal • Sheila and Howard Sandbank • Marilyn and Rabbi Paul Schneider • Bobbi and Steve Schulman • Anita B. Schulman • Maxine Seidman • Rabbi Stuart Seltzer • Sarah and David Shapiro • Denise and Bruce Shauer • Bette Sherman • Dora Ordman and Dan Sherman • Shirley Shor • Nancy and Dr. Moshe Shualy • Judi and Mark Shulman • Miriam Shulman • Robin and Rabbi Ron Shulman • Carole and Hanan Sibel • Jeannie and Louis Siegel • Ruth and Harry Silber • Joy and Richard Silberg • Judy and Phil Simkin • Margie Simon • Mickey Simon • Ina and Jon Singer • Elinor Sklar • Harriette and Marvin Solomon • Rabbis Ilyse Kramer and Sonya Starr • Ellen Stein • Susan and David Straus • Karen Desser and Morris Swartz • Monica and Eyal Talor • Doris and Marshall Tanhoff • Marcia Toppall • Lynn and Nelson Tucker • Sylvia Tulkoff • Debbie and Henry Tyrangiel • Richard and Harriet Udell • Faina Vaynerman • Frada A. Wall • Rabbi Debi Wechsler • Joyce and Michael Wechsler • Estelle Weinberg • Pierre Wessel • Mark Whitman • Wesley Wilson • Dorothy Yankellow • Marsha and Sherwin Yoffe • Anne and David Young • Miriam and Bob Zadek • Ellen Kahan Zager and Jack Zager • Rebecca and Bil Zarch

Our heartfelt gratitude to the following donors whose generosity enabled us to name and perpetuate Cinema Under the Stars in honor of Judy Meltzer.

Phyllis and Louis FriedmanMiriam and Forrest FossLee Meyerhoff Hendler

Paula and LeRoy HoffbergerWendy and Barry Isaac

Ronnie Kleiman

Mimi Blitzer and David MallottKathy and Sandy Shapiro

Ann and Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman

Two summers ago, when Dr. Paul Schneider

completed his tenure as Headmaster of our Krieger Schechter Day School, our congregation’s Board of Trustees proudly and generously provided him with a two year rabbinic role as Director of Congregational Life.

Over the past two years, as for decades before, Dr. Schneider’s insights and caring have helped us expand our synagogue programming and continued to touch lives through his teaching, officiating, and storytelling.

This summer, grateful for Paul Schneider and all that he means to so many of us, we say thank you. Though the planned two years draw to their close, our respect and admiration for our teacher, rabbi, and friend continue.

Thank you is not good-bye. Paul Schneider will continue to be a presence on our campus in his rabbinic office.

He will officiate during the coming High Holy Days in the Stulman Auditorium Service on Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur. Rabbi Schneider will continue to be available by request for wedding celebrations and funeral observances. He’ll also continue as a teacher in our community, as may be scheduled.

Paul, we are grateful for your devotion and thoughtfulness over the past two years. You are a genuine example of Torah values and derekh eretz, as well as a cherished friend. Thank you very much!

Thank You Rabbi Paul Schneider

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Gemilut Hasadim Activities at Chizuk AmunoArt with a Heart Art with a Heart’s mission is to enhance the lives of those in need by bringing its visual art programs to them.

Upcoming date: Sunday, July 27 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Carpooling will be available from the Chizuk Amuno parking lot at 1 p.m. To register and for driving directions please contact Miriam Foss.

Operation Welcome Home Maryland Join us as we welcome home our troops from military service overseas. Volunteers meet at BWI airport and help pack goodie bags, welcome and cheer for soldiers, and thank them for their service. Dates are set one to three weeks in advance of the incoming flights. If you would like to be informed of these welcoming opportunities contact, Rabbi Wechsler at [email protected]. This project is suitable for adults and children of all ages.

Hakhnasat Orhim – Welcoming Guests If you live within walking distance of the synagogue and are able to host visitors for Shabbat, please e-mail Rabbi Wechsler, [email protected].

IOU Clothing Drive Resounding Success

Thanks to all who donated such high quality business clothing to make the drive our most successful yet! Thanks to you we were able to donate to

six agencies that help their participants return to the workforce.

Special thanks to: Dan Foss, Forrest Foss, Leah Helman, Judy Meltzer, Jennie Rothschild, Margie Simon, Vanda White, and the students and teachers of Rosenbloom Religious School

Our Daily Bread Join the Chizuk Amuno team to help serve meals to hungry men, women, and children on Sundays, June 29, July 27, and August 31 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. To sign up, please contact Wendy Davis, 410/358-5979 or [email protected], or Jenny Baker, 410/602-9885 or [email protected].

Todah Rabbah to our April volunteers: Wendy Davis (leader), Jeffrey Davis, Melanie Schehr, and Susan Schehr

Adopt-A-Road Chizuk Amuno Brotherhood performs the mitzvah of shmirat adamah, protecting the earth, by cleaning a segment of Greenspring Avenue on Sunday, June 8. Meet us at 9 a.m. by the front office. All supplies will be provided. All are welcome. To volunteer, please call Irwin Golob at 410/560-7422.

Ronald McDonald House Join us as we cook and serve dinners at Ronald McDonald House for families with seriously ill children. The families look forward to home-cooked meals to ease the strain and pressure that come with seeking medical treatment far from home. The upcoming summer dates for dinner are Wednesdays, July 9 and August 20.

Todah Rabbah to our Sisterhood May volunteers: Karen Zale (leader), Melanie Block, Amy Chapper, Edna Crystal, Jakob Espeland, Wendy Espeland, Matt Greenspan, Joy Katz, Rona London, Saundra Madoff, Nancy Safferman, Marcia Scherr, Lynn Tucker, and Frada Wall

We express special gratitude for funding from the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Gemilut Hasadim Endowment Fund of the Chizuk Amuno Foundation, Inc.

For questions or to participate in any Gemilut Hasadim programs, contact Miriam Foss at ext. 281 or [email protected], or refer to our website for more information.

Chizuk Amuno Congregation8100 Stevenson Road, Baltimore, Maryland 21208www.chizukamuno.org

Synagogue Office 410/486-6400Synagogue Fax 410/486-4050Synagogue E-mail [email protected] Early Childhood Education Center 410/486-8642Krieger Schechter Day School 410/486-8640Rosenbloom Religious School 410/486-8641Stulman Center for Adult Learning 410/824-2055

O F F I C E R SPresident Michelle Malis, [email protected] Vice President Dr. Andrew J. Miller, [email protected] President Jason A. BlavattVice President Sandra MoffetSecretary Michelle HettlemanTreasurer Louis E. SappersteinAssistant Treasurer Dr. Stephen Pomerantz

S Y N A G O G U E S TA F F Rabbi Ronald J. Shulman x230 [email protected] Deborah Wechsler x231 [email protected] Paul D. Schneider x226 Director of Congregational Life [email protected] Rabbi Emeritus Joel H. Zaiman x296 Hazzan Emanuel C. Perlman x233 [email protected]. Moshe D. Shualy x243 Ritual Director [email protected]

Executive Director Glenn S. Easton | x224 | [email protected]

Director of Congregational Education Rabbi Stuart Seltzer | x234 | [email protected]

Head of School, Krieger Schechter Day School Bil Zarch | x259 | [email protected]

Director, Goldsmith Early Childhood Education Center Michelle Gold | x238 | [email protected]

Director, Stulman Center for Adult Learning Judy Meltzer | x287 | [email protected]

Director, Gemilut Hasadim Program Miriam Foss | x281 | [email protected]

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Coordinator Debby Hellman | x290 | [email protected]

Curator, Goldsmith Museum Dr. Susan Vick | x291 | [email protected]

Choir Director, T. Herbert Dimmock

A D M I N I S T R AT I V E S TA F F Synagogue Administrator Jenny Baker | x227 | [email protected]

Controller Rick Bernard | x256 | [email protected]

Information Systems Manager Bruce P. Yaillen | x284 | [email protected]

Cemetery Director Marsha Yoffe | x309 | [email protected]

Director of Communication and Member Services Cheryl Snyderman | x300 | [email protected]

Graphic Designer Rachel Levitan | x282 | [email protected]

Cancer Patient Resource for the Chizuk Amuno CommunityBarbara Einhorn, a cancer survivor and longtime member of Chizuk, has offered to volunteer as a Certified Patient Navigator for cancer patients. She works with patients and families, navigating the complex and often confusing systems in cancer centers and hospitals, obtaining accurate information and services.

Barbara can explain complimentary services and resources offered to assist patients from diagnosis through treatment to survivorship. These resources

address countless issues, including stress reduction and well being, support groups, therapies, nutrition, massage and biofeedback, to name a few, enabling patients and their families to move from panic to powerful.

We welcome Barbara as a volunteer who can provide supportive service to members of our congregation who are in need.

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Administrative Assistance/PurchasingJerry BuxbaumAdele MarcusMarvin SpectorDorothy YankellowAnne Young

Adopt-A-RoadIrwin Golob, leaderRobert AnbinderHoward BrillLee BrillMoe BrownJay FinkelBruce LewbartMarvin SpectorZosia Zaks

Art with a HeartJenny BakerDeb CharlesRena FinkelRuben FinkelMiriam FossClaire FreelandHoward FreelandLeah HelmanNancy HudesPaul HudesRuthanne Kaufman Dixie LeikachMae LevinIra MalisNadia MassudaJennifer Arndt RobinsonAnn RubinBenny RubinElana RubinTamara RubinSusan SilbermanMickey SimonRabbi Debi WechslerRick Wasserman

BBQ Chicken Prep for Our Daily BreadJenny Baker and Wendy Davis, leadersJeremy BersAllen BrownAshton BrownDarian Brown Kevin BrownStephanie BrownPhilip Chait

Vivian ChaitMelody Cooper Hillary CrystalDebbi CirilloTony CirilloArt DragerDani DragerForrest FossMarsha Gamerman Michael GershenMyra Gershen Hazel Greenstein Hilly GreensteinDebby Hellman Gilda Kahn Ruthanne Kaufman Brad LevinRobbie LevinMae LevinLily MassoudaJanice PerlmanHazel RadowskyJoan Rombro Clara RosenbergAnita ShulmanJudy Spector Marvin SpectorMarvin Steingart Sandra SteingartJudy YaillenMarsha YoffeKaren ZaleMargot Zipper

Brotherhood Blood DriveWarren Gould, leaderMarilynn KinstlerMartin Kinstler Ben Kreshstool Warren Massouda Jay ScheinJudith Spector

Chizuk Amuno Choir VolunteersMax BloomSharon HolbackMarc Kivitz

College OutreachBonnie Ziegelstein, leader Alison Feldstein David Feldstein Dawn Reznik

Community Mitzvah DayMiriam FossDonna FriedmanKim GlaunJeannie GlazerShari Kaplan All the Chizuk Amuno

members who volunteered on December 25, 2013

Food DrivesWe thank all who generously contributed food and money to our Yom Kippur and Pre-Passover Food Drives.

Goldsmith Museum and Hendler Learning Center Storytellers and DocentsDiane AronsonLeon BergWendy DavisDorothy Hellman

GabbaimNaomi AmsterdamWendy DavisRon GoldnerMike MoranzCarl PolskySusan SchehrJeff SnyderMarvin Spector

Green and Just CelebrationsMargie Simon and Ruthanne Kaufman, leadersMiriam FossJudy MeltzerCheryl Snyderman

Greeters/Shalom SquadFran Glushakow Gould

and Sheila Sandbank, leaders

Larry Amsterdam

Allison Baumwald Lorinda Belzberg Jason Blavatt Kelly Blavatt Beth Blumberg Gary Brager Howard Brill Michele Brill Karen Desser Arlene Friedman Michael Gershen Myra Gershen Ellen Gillette Jackie Glassgold Payton Goldman Ron Goldner Beth Goldsmith Allan Greenberg Barbara S. Grochal Robert Hallock Arthur Harrow Judith Harrow Leah Helman Shelly Hettleman Allen Holzman Terry Holzman Barry Isaac Alan Kanter Neil Katz Anne King Joanne Kraus Jerry Kurman Teresa Alpert-Leibman Neil Leikach Mae Levin Lisa Levine Larry Lichtig Lynne Lichtig Brian Litofsky David Mallott Vivian Manekin Aaron Max Sandi Moffet Alan Mogol Ellen Mogol Maureen NathansonBob Ness Arnold Neuburger Elke Neuburger Eric Nislow

Rita Plaut Irv Pollack Carl Polsky Stephen Pomerantz Joan Rombro Andy Sandler Louis Sapperstein Sandy Schreiber Anita Schulman Judy Schwartz Maxine Seidman Lee Sherman Margie Simon Joel Suldan Robert Wolf Marsha Yoffe Anne Young

Hackerman-Patz HouseFrada Wall, leaderAnne KingLinda LevyLisa LondonNadia MassudaMiriam PlattMickey SimonDorothy Yankellow

Hosts Michael AdessStuart AikenSam AskinGeri BaumAllison BaumwaldJason BlavattSusan BloomJanice BrodskyNorris BrodskyMoe BrownStan Brull

Ann CohenArnold CohenAlan ConnDiane DansickerArnold DashoffKaren DesserArthur FeldArlene FriedmanKen FriedmanArlene FriedmanMarsha GamermanJenny GamlielEdward GratzAllan GreenbergSaul GurneyRobert HallockAllen HolzmanBarry IsaacSerene IsraelMarshall JanoffGilda KahnAlan KanterNeil KatzLinda KatzRuthanne KaufmanHerb KoppelJoanne KrausNeil LeikachTed LevyBruce LewbartLynne LichtigDick ManekinLily MassoudaWarren MassoudaAaron MaxJoyce MillerEd MitchellSande MitchellSam Oppenheim

Ivan OshrinePam PlattCarl PolskyLeslie PomerantzMark PressmanShuli RaffelDavid RichmanAnthony RoseHoward SandbankSheila SandbankAndy SandlerDiane ScarSandy SchreiberMaxine SeidmanLee ShermanRuth SilberMarilyn SpectorHarriet SteinMarvin SteingartSandra SteingartHarriet UdellRichard UdellFrada WallTed WalmanEllen WeissDonna WolfRobert WolfSherwin YoffeDavid Young

IOU Clothing DriveSophie Sall, leaderAmy ChapperNina ElmanAmy FinkForrest FossGilad FossCarole DiamondLeah Helman

Elaine KatzRebecca LedererNadia MassudaJudy MeltzerJennie RothschildDavid SallNancy SallMargie SimonVanda WhiteMarsha YoffeSherwin YoffeRRS Students and Teachers Thanks to all who generously donated.

Jared Scott Levy Memorial GardenAllen Brown, leaderMira BaumJeremy BersAnn BettenAlison DavisMichelle GoldRachel KaplanShari KaplanJacob KligmanHazel RadowskyMegan ReznikAlex RubinMarci ScherBonnie SchlossCheryl SnydermanGECEC Summer Camp

Knit One, Learn TooVivian ChaitEdna CrystalCarole Diamond

Honoring Chizuk Amuno’s VolunteersWe celebrated Volunteer Shabbat on April 19. Volunteers are the heart and soul of our congregation. Personal service is a significant force for caring and community building. Our volunteers add warmth, meaning, and vitality to all that we do as a sacred community.

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Linda EisenbergMiriam FossClaire FreelandSandy GoldstickEsther MarsigliaJudy MeltzerMaureen NathansonArline NitzbergHazel RadowskyAnita RainesSeema ReznickAnita ShulmanMiriam ShulmanHarriet Udell

Medical Professionals On-CallDr. Albert AboulafiaDr. Richard AmbinderDr. Gary ApplebaumDr. Allan BelzbergLorinda BelzbergDr. Ron BergerSarajane BrownDr. Aaron CharlesDr. Jeffrey ColeDr. Tammi DavisDr. Ziv GamlielDr. Ron GoldnerDr. Melanie HarounDr. Ray HarounDr. Ed KrausLinda LevyDr. Louis MalinowDr. Stanford MalinowDr. G. Robert MedalieDr. Joel MeshulamDr. Richard MeshulamDr. David RoffmanDr. Ron SchechterDr. Lew SchonDr. Steve SchulmanDr. Gayle SchwartzDr. Jim WolfDr. Jonathan ZenilmanDr. Roy Ziegelstein

Minyan RegularsMichael AdessSusan AdessMichael Andorsky Edward AttmanHeather BoosJack Boos Gary Brager Philip ChaitVivian Chait

Etta Clay Harvey CohenSusan Cohen Melody CooperRalph DolgoffSandra Dzija Wendy EisenbergArnie Feiner Michael Gershen Myra Gershen Harold GilbertStephany GilbertLarry GilbertMarsha Glass SiegelJackie GlassgoldDebbie Gilbert GlassmanLeonard GlassmanRandee Glassman Seth GlassmanFran Glushakow GouldLeslie GoldschmidtLeonard Goldschmidt Warren GouldArthur Harrow Jerry Hoffman Allen HolzmanRuthanne Kaufman Richard KolkerSidney KromeJerry KurmanRachel Layton Suzanne Levin Bruce Lewbart Deena LowenbergJeffrey LuntzPauline Luntz Andrew MillerLouis MillerSylvia PardesCarl Polsky Hazel RadowskyJoan RombroAlan RosenJosh RosenHoward SandbankSheila SandbankAnita Schulman Sandy ShapiroLynne TuckerMichael WallachMaria Waltemeyer Sid WaltemeyerHoward WeinbergMargie WeinbergWesley Wilson Dorothy YankellowFred Zimmerman

Judy ZimmermanJonathan Zylberman

Mitzvah Corps Jeffrey Platt, leader Gil AbramsonLarry AmsterdamEric Beser Norris BrodskyHarriet Brown Gil Davis Arnold Feiner Fran Glushakow Gould Ricky GratzArthur HarrowHarriet HelfandRuthanne KaufmanRichard KolkerJerry Kurman David PlattCarl Polsky David Roffman Sheila SandbankAndrew SandlerBruce YaillenDavid Young

Operation Welcome HomeJudy Schwartz, Allen Senker, and Rabbi Debi Wechsler, leaders Stuart Aiken Jenny BakerAva Barron-Shasho Eric Beser Kay BeserKelly BlavattAmy CrystalHillary CrystalJack CrystalDiane DansickerStephen DansickerDebbie Effron Barbara EinhornLinda Eisenberg Robert EisenbergGerald FeldmanSheila FeldmanDaniel FreedmanLaurel FreedmanMatt Freedman Sara FreedmanLinda FreudDebbie Gilbert GlassmanSeth GlassmanFran Glushakow GouldBecky Gordon

Steve GordonJoan GottliebMichael GottliebWarren Gould Hazel GreensteinHilly Greenstein Alan GuttmanHarriet HelfandHayden HoffmanMaya HoffmanSara HoffmanKenn HurwitzIris IngberHarriet KanterJoyce KaplanAnne KingDixie LeikachEric LeikachMark LeikachLarry LichtigLynne LichtigElysa LipskyAndrea PolskyDavid PolskyEvan PolskyLeslie PomerantzStephen Pomerantz Hazel Radowsky Michael RadowskySeema ReznickDavid SallNancy SallSophie SallMarcia ScherrSteven ScherrBob SchwartzJudy SchwartzAllan SenkerMatthew SenkerAlanna SereboffRebecca Sereboff Ben ShashoJudi ShulmanCheryl SnydermanMarvin SteingartSandra Steingart Ezra SuldanMiriam SuldanBob WolfDonna Wolf

Our Daily BreadJenny Baker and Wendy Davis, leadersAri AbramsonAnn Andorsky

Ludmilla BakayevaElaine BakerKay BeserAndrew BloomfieldGeoff BloomfieldMaddie BramanRandi BramanCarole BuchmanJessica BrodskyIna CaplanNathan CaplanBarbara CohenJessica CohenAllan ConnDiane DansickerArnold DashoffEileen DashoffMark DavisJason FolusElaine FoxArlene FriedmanKen FriedmanJay GamermanMarsha GamermanCarol GilbertStephany GilbertDebbie Gilbert GlassmanFran Glushakow GouldLily Glushakow-SmithShira Glushakow-SmithLeonard GolombekBetty GolombekJoan GottliebMichael GottliebWarren GouldMatthew HacknerGilda KahnJerry KatzSuzanne KatzArlene KlaffBernie KrolRahel LernerLinda LevyMark LevyLarry LichtigLynne LichtigDavid MadoffSaundra MadoffBen Manekin Sarah ManekinLily MassoudaWarren MassoudaJanice PerlmanFay ProhovnikShuli RaffelDawn ReznikPaul Rosen

Nancy SallSophie Sall Sheila SandbankSusan SchreierWendy SchelewBobbi SchulmanMichael SchulmanDon SheinRuth SheinMollie Smulyan William SmulyanJeffrey L. SnyderCheryl SnydermanJudy SpectorMarvin SpectorMarvin SteingartJeffrey SternSherry SternMiriam SuldanCarry TamresHarriet TamresElaine TobiasMitchell TobiasDaniel TuchmanLynn TuckerNelson TuckerWesley WilsonMarsha YoffeSherwin YoffeDavid YousemKelly YousemRabbi Debi WechslerJeffrey ZaleKaren Zale

Paul’s PlaceBarbara Grochal, leader Miriam FossJudy Meltzer

Race for the Cure We thank all who registered for Kelly Blavatt’s Chizuk Amuno team and Anne King’s team

Ronald McDonald HouseMiriam Foss, leaderSam AskinJenny BakerBeth BlumbergGeoff BloomfieldHunter BloomfieldLouis BookoffMolly BookoffNancy BookoffHarriet Brown

Deborah CardinAmy ChapperStacy CohenEdna CrystalHillary CrystalLaurel FreedmanAndrew GershIndye GershGarth GerstenblithDorothy Gold Hazel GreensteinHilly Greenstein Madison GreensteinMiriam HaarDrew HimmelrichEileen HimmelrichMargi HoffmanMatthew HudesNancy HudesJanet KantorGinny KassJoy KatzAnne KingBen KreshtoolHeller KreshtoolJeffrey KreshtoolLinda LevyMark LevyLisa LondonSaundra MadoffNadia MassudaMaureen NathansonMarian PachmanJanice PerlmanJacob RapkinLorren RapkinDawn ReznikMegan ReznikBev RosenShari RosenLynn RudmanNancy SaffermanRachel SaffermanDavid SallMaury SallNancy SallSophie SallSheila SandbankMarcia ScherrEileen SchultzJudy SchwartzLeslie SeidmanMaxine SeidmanAlanna SereboffRebecca SereboffSharon SiegelRon Siegel

Hannah Barkai SimhiMargie SimonMickey SimonMichelle ShermakMollie SmulyanCheryl SnydermanHoward SobkovMax SobkovSam SobkovFrank SpectorSusan StrausCary TamresHarriet TamresLynn TuckerFrada WallRabbi Debi WechslerMadeline WillisMarsha YoffeSherwin YoffeKaren Zale

Sisterhood Judaica ShopAnne King, leaderHarriet BrownVivian ChaitAmy ChapperEdna CrystalDiane DansickerRandee GlassmanMiriam GolobGinny KassNancie LeibowitzLynne LichtigEllen MogolJudy SchwartzJudy SpectorDonna WolfDorothy Yankellow

Special ConnectionsLinda Levy, leaderMarilynn KinstlerMark LevyHazel RadowskySheila SandbankFrada Wall

Synagogue Social Action CommitteeTeresa Alpert-Leibman

Every effort has been made to list our volunteers accurately. If an error has been made, please notify us and accept our apology.

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Mazal Tov to Our June Graduates

Four Year OldsNava AndorskyBenjamin BlitzDylan BrownHailey CohenIsaac CohenSami DenskySophia EpsteinMia FoxNir FriedmanHannah HacknerMolly KeehnAvi Kornbluth

Bar MaimonNaomi MaineEliana MamrievGefen MillerShaya MillerAlice NeskyJacob NetzerSophie PlovanCarter RadzLexi RosenIsaac ShapiroNoah SharffLeah Silverman

Eli SpiegelmanNoah SunshineEva TaylorRax TshuvaEllie TybergIzzie UhlfelderLeah UllmanAdley WeinbergGideon WielechowskiZina WilhelmBrady YasbinRaviv ZarchEmma Zirkin

Five Year OldsBenjamin AbramsTyler BochesMartin BurgunderJoseph DunnSummer FriedmanJoseph HutzlerNicolette KazinAustin LevineRachel LevyRoger SacksCasey SilvermanNaama SimhiBenjamin Wahlberg

Krieger Schechter Day SchoolThursday, June 12, 7 p.m.Eva AbelJeremy Elon BersJacob Alexander BlankSara Gabrielle BuchdahlJessica Perlman CahnSarah Perlman CahnElizabeth Sophie CohenRachel Michelle ColbusDanielle Alison DragerAbigail Shira Drager-DavidoffZoey Madison DriscollFelice FalkNicholas Ryan Feldman

Rebecca Eve FingerhoodKatia FolkartSophia Miriam FriedmanMadison HaineCharlie Stuart HallockHannah HimelfarbBenjamin Arieh IzenbergMitchell Shane JayJacob Ari KaplanAbigail Kayla LermanJillian Victoria MeyerRyan Everett MichelsonBetzalel Yair Moskowitz

Jaclyn OkunYoav Paz-PrielDaniel Jacob PolskyJoseph ReisbergBenjamin Gregory RomalisBrina Tamar RosenLindsey Sloane RosenbloomAlexander Michael RubinGabriel Micah SamuelsCharles Joseph ShapiroEsther Irene ShapiroBenjamin Barron ShashoHoward Lee Silverman

Rachel Ilana SilvermanIsaac Michael SpokesEva Doreen StollerEzra Jay SuldanScott Aaron TepperJacob Eli TroyTaylor Nisa WalmanSedric Yamey WhiteMadeline Gabrielle WillisSamantha Ariel WionsLior Isaac Witow

Camp Bound?Though it is a dying art, the clergy would like to write letters to your campers while away during the summer. If your child would like to receive a letter from us, please send your child’s name and camp address, as well as the dates that he or she will be attending camp to [email protected]. Have a great summer!

Leave a Legacy at Chizuk Amuno Purchase an Inscribed Tribute Brick on Chizuk Amuno’s Pathway to Faith

It’s the perfect time to honor your student on their graduation. Or to thank a teacher for an

amazing year. Honor the memory of a loved one or celebrate a milestone or lifecycle event.

• $250 per brick for up to four lines of text, 15 characters per line

• Package options available

Purchase a brick online using a credit card at http://bit.ly/DerekhAmuno, or contact Glenn Easton, 410/485-6400.

Goldsmith Early Childhood Education CenterWednesday, June 11, 10 a.m.

W H O I S Salomone Rossi?SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 4 P.M.

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TIME SENSITIVE M ATERIAL please deliver promptly

Non Profit Org.US PostagePaidBaltimore, MDPermit No. 544

8100 Stevenson Road Baltimore, Maryland 21208

www.chizukamuno.org

NEWSHABBAT

Join us on Sunday, June 1:

New Shabbat and Shabbat DinnerFriday, June 66:30 p.m. Dinner 7:30 p.m. Services in the Courtyard

Presenting the music of the first Jewish polyphonic

composer, Salomone Rossi. Performed by

Hazzan Emanuel Perlman, a professional choir,

instrumentalists, and conducted by

T. Herbert Dimmock.

No fee. For more info or to RSVP, contact

Doris Tanhoff, [email protected].

We express our gratitude to Sandra Hittman for her

generous support which made this concert possible.

We welcome adults, school

families, and friends of all ages

to this contemporary, upbeat

Friday night service with guitar

music. We use a special prayer

book that includes Hebrew

transliteration and English

reflection. Join us before our

New Shabbat Service for an

informal, lovely summer styled

Shabbat Dinner. Fee: $18 per

adult; $12 per child ages 4-12;

children 3 and under, free.

RSVP: synagogue office or

[email protected] by

Monday, June 2.

11:30 a.m. 143rd Annual MeetingThe membership will be asked to approve the Slate of Officers and nominations to the Board of Trustees.

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n the Move

5k Race

8 a.m. Schechter on the Move 5K Race and 1 Mile Fun Run

6 p.m. Club HatikvahFeaturing the Mexican Dance Troup Bailes de mi Tierra.

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