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by Jerome P. David, D.O.
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blessed we are to have our permanent
entire David family
our own suIckah.
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that
Peggy and I, and the
deeply
the
outpouring
of
appreciate
messages,
cards,
donations, and good wishes on the birth of
S a muel
Fre d e r i ck
D a v id.
S a mmy
oooperated beautifully with his family in
planning his entrance into our world between
the High Holy Days.
Thanks for sharing our great joy!
Hag Ha-o-da-yah is the Hebrew equivalent
for the Thanksgiving holiday. Though an all­
American holiday, it might very well be that
the Pilgrins who instituted the Thanksgiving
holiday derived its rationale from the Jewish
festival of Sukkot that we celebrated last
month.
When we leave the comfort and familiarity of
our home, and spend some time or eat our
meals in the beautiful, yet sin pie, fragile and
exposed-to-the-elements sukkah, we
experience a sense of gratitude. It is almost
inpossible to sit in the sukkah even when
the air is cold and damp without feeling haN
sheltering horne next to the sukkah. Even
having a mere humble sukkah does remind
inperfact wortd many
people do not have as much as a hut, lice
us that In our
Or in the words of the Yiddish saying:
When a Jew breaks one leg, he thanks God
he did not break both
.
Still,
Judaism
provides
us
many
more
opportunities on a daily basis to offer our
gratitude for so many parts of our lives; we
need not wait for Sukkot or Thanksgiving to
understand haN lucky we are just to wake up
every morning. Indeed, our rabbis equipped
us with a blessing to be recited upon
awakening:
"I give thanks to You, Etemal God who has
,
mercifully restored my soul within me. Your
faithfulness is great. "
That is why, I have come to understand the
word- THANKSGIVING- as embodying and
embracing two Jewish i'nperatives:
To offer THANKS
To carry out acts of GIVING and
I am proud to say that at Temple Emanuel I
we strive to fulfill both and on a daily basis.
,
Thanksgiving Basket Sorting Night
Monday, November 19 at 7 pm
We are collecting the following items
Thanksf!iving
Food Drive
now. Please drop them off in the bins at
the Religious School entrance.
Turkeys, Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Yams/
Sweet Potatoes, Cranberry Sauce, Green Beans/Corn, Rolls, Stuffing,
Cakes/Pies/Cookies. Monetary donations/Scrip are greatly appreCiated.
This is a wonderful family activity. See page 9 for more details.
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P res l·d ent ' s M essage
As
President
of
Temple
I found the following poem, by Joanna Fuchs, which I
Emanuel I am thankful each
hope
day
Thanksgiving.
for
the
dedication
and
and
every
raises
their
they are
love
at
Its message speaks to the importance
need
your
commitment
consider
your
Temple
Emanuel
family
as
a
laden with your plentiful gifts to us,
Whether
we thank God for always providing
what we really need
and for sometimes granting wishes
and
for things we don't really need.
involvement in our Temple community to keep us
Today, let us be especially thankful
strong.
for each other-for family and friends
This year is off to an incredible start.
200
adults
and
children
who enrich our lives in wonderful ways,
On October 6th
joined
in
even when they present us with challenges.
the
Let us join together now
celebration of Sukkot with a hayride at Springdale
Farm.
you
As we gather together around this table
or staff it, whether you can give one hour a week or one
Torah
those
support system as well.
you are able to lead an event
almost
with
will
Each
someone
of the congregation.
we
share
members.
hand to volunteer,
year,
will
of family and friends. It is my fervent prayer that you
helping us do the sacred work
a
you
hard work of so many of our
time
hour
Adrienne Hoffman Mintz
October
by
Sanctuary.
in peaceful, loving friendship
7th found us celebrating Simchat
unrolling
the
entire
Torah
What an incredible feeling!
around
to celebrate God's love for us
the
and our love for each other. Amen.
And what a
joy it was to share the Just for You Expo in Support of
Please take a few quiet moments to look at your
Special Needs and Anti-Bullying Day with the entire
family ... friends... congregation... and give thanks for
community!
all your riches.
I
could
not
be
prouder
of
the
accomplishments of so many of our volunteers and
At Temple Emanuel we are grateful to have YOU as a
staff working together as a team to promote the core
member of our special family.
values, mission and vision of our Temple.
Now available to our members and clergy to share
with friends and loved ones experiencing a difficult
time in their lives. The Sacred Prayer BraceletTM is a
visual, tangible and meaningful connection with our
Jewish faith and the concept that we are never alone.
The Sacred Prayer Bracelet™ with a Star of David
charm is an expressive means for those who care
about someone experiencing a difficult time. They
can share their concern and support for that person
through prayer and connection.
Each packet contains two prayer booklets with
two Sacred Prayer Bracelets TIl and is available for
a donation of $36.
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M emo from M ayda
Mayda Clarke, Executive Director
At Temple Emanuel we strive
How many of us take the blessings of our lives for
granted? We reach for more without actually looking
to bring meaning to the lives
at what we already have. I think this can be described
of
as "the American way."
family, and are thankful for
our
Temple
Emanuel
each and every family who
At Thanksgiving, we are urged to be thankful for what
has chosen to be part of our
we have. Many families go around the table with each
synagogue community.
person saying what they have to be thankful for. In
Thanksgiving we ask those
most cases the central focus for thanks is not for the
who can to help us feed those
At
"things" we have, but for the ones we love and their
families whose circumstances
health and well-being. Somehow, on this day, the
challenge
heart speaks and shares its innermost hope - that life
provide for themselves.
is good, so long as we are surrounded by, loved by and
you can help, please do so, if you need help, please let
cared for by those people who mean the most to us.
us know.
their
ability
to
If
You can write to me confidentially at
mayda@templeemanuel.org if your family is in need of
I recently read the ABC's of Life by Evelin Hyde on­
help at Thanksgiving this year.
line. It got me to thinking about those things in life
that are really important, at Thanksgiving and every
We
day. I share them with you:
throughout November and assembling food baskets to
Achieve
Happiness
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Believe
in
Humanity
will
be
collecting
Thanksgiving
food
items
be distributed locally and throughout the community.
-
When
Celebrate Life - Discover the Moment - Embrace
you
are
shopping
for
your
family,
please
remember to buy a little extra for someone whose life
Diversity - Find Love - Give Unconditionally - Have
you can positively impact by sharing the bounty.
Patience - Inspire Others - Judge No One - Keep
Goals - Laugh Often - Manage Anger - Notice
It is my fervent hope that you will each ZEALOUSLY
Modesty - Offer Understanding - Play for Fun -
LIVE LIFE. L'CHAIM!
Question Everything - Realize Dreams - Speak the
Truth - Trust Yourself - Understand Differences -
I look forward to seeing you often at Temple Emanuel.
Visualize Peace - Waken Curiosity - XXOOO
Yearn for Progress - Zealously Live Life
I want to thank everyone who
which we have been restoring and w hich has now
participated in our High Holy
been brought back to life just made it so much
D ay
the
more moving and meaningful. I hope you will
celebration of all the autumn
ALL come out to experience Simchat Torah with
holidays.
us next year.
For those of you who did not
Our
attend
Torah
fabulous childre n's choir, Shirei HaYeladim, will
se rVIc e s
our
and
Simchat
first
se rvice
of the
year
featuring
our
celebration, boy did you miss
be on November 2nd at 7:30 pm. Please join us to
out on an amazing evening! The music alone was
hear our children lead us in song. If you are a
enough to make it outstanding, but when you add
member of Shirei HaYeladim p lease remember to
the Consecration of our kindergarten class, a
be at the te mple early to p ractice with Dr. Julia
delicious dinner, dancing and most importantly
Zavadsky and also to wear your choir t-shirt.
the
unrolling of the
entire
Torah
scroll
and
B'shalom u'vracha.,
reading a section of each of its books, it was
incredible.
That
it was our
Holoca ust
Torah
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As the High Holy Days and festivals wind down, I
Ritual Committee Chairs:
would like to thank the clergy, staff and amazing
Selichot - Raechel Hammer and
volunteers who worked so hard to make it a time of
Jimmy Sell
reflection and comfort. From Selichot to Simchat Thrah
Mini Minyan - Raechel Hammer
and everything in between, I felt such a feeling of
peace each time I entered the Temple. I truly felt a
Tween T'filah
calm descend over me...even with all the planning and
Tashlich - Eileen & Ken Winter
-
Shari Douglass
and Ed & Stacey Rivkin
organizing to be done. And others seemed to feel it too.
People came up to me so energized and complimentary
HHD Ushering - Greg Bruno
of the variety of services we provided, the diversity of
activities and programs and, of course, the abundance
Shabbat Ushering - Jill Dubin and Linda Harvey
of
Sukkot
choices
at
the
pot
luck
dinners
(the
Ritual
Committee chickens being the best part).
-
Wendi Lyons
Simchat Torah - Carrie Escritor
I was inspired by our Selichot program thinking of the
B'nai Mitzvah Binder
last time I spoke to god, by the Special Needs - Just for
-
Julie Borsky
PRlMarketing - Lynne Bruno and Carrie Escritor
You Service co-chaired by Felice Friedman and Deb
Berger, and by the incredible number of families who
attended
this year's
Sukkot
Hayride
and
had
a
wonderful evening of fun, festivity and havdalah. For
those of you who missed Simchat Thrah, the unfurling
of the Holocaust Thrah moved many congregants to
To CI88fIt a JfNIIsh environment that enhances the
tears. It was a powerful affirmation of our past,
present and future.
If you were not able to attend the
service, I hear there are reenactments of the evening
being shown on Facebook.
Please join us at our next Ritual Committee meeting
on November 12th at 7:30 pm and get connected!
Cherry Hill Religious Leaders
Annual Community Wide Thanksgiving Service
Welcome members of the community to celebrate
Thanksgiving at Temple Emanuel.
Our service will feature music by
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Temple Emanuel's choir, Kol Emanuel.
Tuesday, November 20 at 7:30 pm
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positive solution for the consumer.
informative and entertaining.
Of course we also offer lox and
If you haven't been to a brunch we encourage you
bagels! Our October guest was
to come. The food is good and the speakers are
local CBS consumer reporter
entertaining! The next Men's Club brunch will be
and
held on Sunday, December 16 at 9:30 am with
19
time
Emmy
award
guest speaker and former Eagle Tra Thomas! We
winner Jim Donavan.
hope you will be able to join us and remember
Jim spoke about how he tries to help people who
have been taken advantage of by
members, non members and women are always
local small
welcome!
businesses, utility companies, airlines and others.
His stories were enlightening as to how easy a
Happy Thanksgiving!
consumer can be scammed out of money for goods
and
services
that
they
may never receive
or
received and was not as described. Although Jim
As always I remain,
has
Richard
to
p ick
and
choose
from
roughly
2000
requests daily for help he makes it a point to
Caring Commun ity
Sheila Stern and Robin Rubin, C o cha irs
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Written by Sheila Stern
I want to remind the congregation of the many
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Community has developed and p rovides for
Temple Emanuel. If you need our help we are
happy to give you a hand. If you would like to
offer your hand to help others, p lease volunteer.
One way to reach us is to call the temple at (856)
Provide rides to Temple Emanuel, the grocery
store, the bank, or to doctor appointments
services and programs that the Caring
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Shiva Help
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Participate in the Single Again Group
We hope to hear from you soon,
489-0029. The office staff will gladly put you in
Sheila Stern, (856) 829-1656,
touch with either Robin Rubin, Rabbi Newb urge
sjanetstern@comcast.net or cinnastern@aol.com
or me, or you can call us directly. Our contact
Robin Rubin, (609) 6851819, rooka6969®aol.com
information is listed below. We, in turn, will do
our best to meet your needs.
These are some of the things we can do for you:
o
Rabbi Geri Newburge, (856) 489-0029,
gnewburge@te mplee manueLorg
Bring you a B ubby Bag when you are under
the weather
o
Cook for you or your family in a time of need
o
Visit at Shabbat if you are home bound
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Visit if you are in need of cheering up
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CVS, Comfort Inn, Crate &
Barrel, Coldwater Creek ....and
of course there's Kohl's,
Lowe's, Shop Rite, Starbucks,
Target, Walmart, Whole Foods
and more, more more.
Do you shop? Groceries, drugstore, gifts .. .. If the
answer is ·'yes" -- and who could say no? -- you can help
feed the hungry right at Temple Emanuel through
sisterhood's scrip program.And it couldn't be easier.
Instead of cash, you use gift cards that you purchase
online and pick up at the temple. Sisterhood earns a
percentage of your purchase and we donate 100 percent
of that to the Rabbi's Good Works Fund.That Fund is
used to help our own families who are facing financial
hardship and are struggling to put food on
the table.
Check it out at shopwithscrip.com.
When you're ready to get
started,contact our scrip maven
Paula Levine at
palevine56@hotmail.com.
Rabbi Newburge's Rosh Hashanah speech about poverty
and hunger should be an inspiration to each and every
one of us to take action now. I urge you to participate.
It's as simple as that. So why wouldn't you participate?
There are literally hundreds of retailers, from e-tailers like
Amazon to favorite retailers to hotels and restaurants to
movie theaters and grocery stores. To whet your
appetite, here is just a sampling from the ABCs:
Applebees, American Eagle, AMC Theatre,
Amazon.com, Best Buy, Barnes and Noble, Babies R'
Us, Best Western, BravolBrio, California Pizza
Kitchen, Carrabas, Champps, Cheesecake Factory,
As always, I'm eager to hear from you about how you'd
like to participate in sisterhood, and how we can make it
more meaningful for you.
Sisterhood Hanukkah Happenings!
Sisterhood's Annual
Hanukkah Bazaar
Latkes Anyone?
Support the religious school while doing your
Russet or Yukon Gold? Red or
yellow onions? Eggs or no eggs?
And how much of each? Join us for
a latke-making workshop on
holiday shopping. The social hall will be filled
with great gift items from artwork and jewelry to
pet items to sports collectibles, to baby items and
Judaica. And don't miss your first taste of latkes
at our Spinning Dreidel Cafe.
Thursday, November 15
at 7 pm. It's "Latke Making for
Sunday, November 18
9 am -1 pm
Dummies." Contact Sherry Berman
Robinson at
sherryrobinson7@comcast.net for
more
information.
Mark Your Calendar
Now for
Sisterhood's Annual Hanukkah Party
December 6 at 7 pm
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We hope you all enjoyed the Fall Senior
Shabbat Dinner and Service on October 19.
No matter who you vote for,
be sure to attend the "Post­
Mortem" on the Presidential
Election on December 19,
for the December Brown
Bag
Luncheon,
when
Rutgers Political Science
Professor, Richard Harris,
Ph.D.,
will discuss and
analyze the results.
On November 14, at the November monthly
Brown Bag Luncheon, our very own Dr. Julia
Zavadsky, Temple Emanuel choir director, will
present a program featuring AI's Choral- a fifty
member all faiths senior group. They will
serenade us with all genres of musical delights­
popular, jazz and spiritual music. Be prepared
to have a wonderful afternoon with Julia and
her group.
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High Holy Day Food Drive
Monday, December 10
at7 pm
Adopt a family or child.
Purchase gifts for the
holidays for those who are in
need.
Please contact Ruth Manin for more
information ruru123@aol.com
Temple Emanuel's High Holy Day Food Drive Big
Success! Thousands of pounds donated to help
our local community. Thanks to our wonderful
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volunteers who helped to sort the food donations
Pictured from left to right: Rabbi Geri Newburge,
Susan Heffernan, Brandi Seltzer, Ruth Manin,
Rosie Hymerling with grandson Lucas, Carol
Kurman Sattin and Rob Mintz.
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Cathedral Kitchen
Volunteers Needed!
Help serve dinner and clean up for those in need of a meal.
Meet at temple at 3 pm and travel together to Camden. You
must be 16 years and older.
Thursday, November 29
Wednesday, December 26
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WHAT BETTER WAY TO COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
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I would love to help brighten someone's holiday in the following ways:
I will donate one/more turkey/turkeys.
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I will purchase non-perishable Thanksgiving food items.
I will donate money/grocery store gift cards for the holiday food drive in the amount of:
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I will purchase an entire holiday meal for a family in need. Meals should be packed in a carton and should
include the following: 1 turkey, 2 cans of gravy, 1 box of mashed potatoes, 1 Ig. can of sweet potatoes, 2
cans of corn, 2 cans of green beans, 1 can of cranberry sauce, 1 bag of stuffing, 1 pkg. dinner rolls, 1
prepared boxed cake/pie or pkg. of cookies.
I will give my time on Monday, November 19 @ 7 pm to assemble holiday meals.
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ALL ITEMS SHOULD BE DELIVERED TO THE SYNAGOGUE NO LATER THAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18.
BINS FOR ALL ITEMS EXCEPT TURKEYS AND COMPLETE MEALS WILL BE IN THE FOYER OF THE
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL. TU RKEYS AND MEALS SHOULD BE DELIVERED TO THE OFFICE.
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Sara Levine AdVisor
Written by: Julia Goldsmith
TEFTY Secretary
What did one leaf say to the other? fm falling for you! Yes, the
coming up entitled Fall Kallah! Let us all escape for a
joke is corny, but we can all agree that autumn is one of the
weekend to Camp Harlem to spend time with other Jewish
prettiest seasons of the year and there are many opportunities
kids acro;s the Pennsylvania region and just have a good time.
to gather with family and friends, In that case, why not come
For more information, catch up with one of our fine board
to ourTEFIY TNP's? Our next TNP is going to be on
members or email Rabbi Newburge at
Tuesday, November 20, which we are planning as we
gnewburge;,D)templeemanuelorg, All ofTEFIY cannot wait
speak. Therefore, the program's content shall be announced in
to see everyone there!
the future! HOWEVER, until then an exciting NFI'Yevent is
Checkin' out!
SAVE THE DATE: JEWISH GENETIC SCREENING AT TEMPLE EMANUEL
On Sunday, December 2, we are hosting, in partnership with the Victor Center in Philadelphia, a day
for Jewish Genetic screening.
This event is open to the community and we encourage you to share this
information with friends and family so they can take advantage of this wonderful opportunity.
The Victor Centers provide full service genetic counseling and screening for all individuals and couples
interested in getting screened for Jewish genetic diseases.
Genetic screening is a process in which,
through a simple blood test, a person's genes are examined for changes, called mutations, in specific
genes. A person who is found to carry a mutation in one or more Ashkenazi Jewish genetic disease
genes is a healthy individual and is not at risk to develop the disease. Genetic screening is used to
determine whether an individual or couple is at increased risk to have a baby with a hereditary disorder
by passing on a gene mutation to their offspring.
It Is strongly recommended that genetic
screening be performed prior to pregnancy to afford the couple the most reproductive
options.
Sign up here: https://www.victorcenters.org/screenings/default.aspx?eid=75
The Pre-School at Temple Emanuel Presents
Expectant Parents 101
Oy \ley! Wf!re Having A Baby!
Interactive, informational, fun workshops
to learn everything you ever wanted to know
about having a baby!
Expectant Parents-Adoptive Parents­
,
We're Somewhat Thinking About Having A Baby
Sometime In the Near Future Parents
$15 per session
,
Meet an Obstetrician
Ask a Pediatrician
Learn about Jewish baby rituals
Financial Planning for the future, and much morel
Give-aways-Refreshments-Friends
For more information and to register call The Pre-School at Temple Emanuel at (856) 489-0034
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TEMPLE
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Prime Timers
Written by: Myra & Barry Gross
The Prime Timers are planning a dinner at a Chinese
Member Ceil Keirn is arranging a musical evening for
restaurant on or near Christmas Day.
the group with Murray Savar at the synagogue on Jan.
Members
Barbara and Rudy Schwartz are arranging this event.
27. Wine, hors d'oeuvres, coffee, and dessert will be
served.
The group comprises Temple Emanuel members who
fall between the BoomerslEmpty Nesters and Seniors.
For
Individual Prime Timers suggest events and take
templeemanueladult§@vahoo.com.
further
infurmation,
e-mail
Terry
Blau
at
charge of arranging them. They also can send facilitator
Terry Blau e-mail that she will disseminate asking any
Upcoming Events:
interested members to join them on short notire for a
restaurant
meal,
mOVIe,
community
theater
performanre, or other excursion.
A visit to Grounds for Sculpture will be rescheduled for
•
Sunday, November 4 Philadelphia Mural Tour
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December-TBA
Chinese Restaurant
Dinner
next spring or fall. A planned trip for October was
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postponed because of bad weather.
Sunday, January 27
Musical Evening with
Murray Savar
A Philadelphia mural tour was set for Sunday, Nov. 4,
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fur the Prime Timers and Empty Nesters.
Spring Trip-TBA
Grounds fur Sculpture
Transportation was to be by bus from the synagogue.
Baby Boomer/Empty Nesters Upcoming Events
This year's Bank of America Festival of Arts, Books and Culture
Saturday night, November 17 at 8 pm, Modi - a well known Comedian, with a long
list of credits under his belt! He has appeared both on TV and in Movies.
Check out his w eb s it e w w w. m odi live.com
If we can get at least 10 attendees-we can purchase tickets for
$18 each!
Dinner before, for those who are interested, at Michaelangelos.
please RSVP to
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The Pre-School
Pre-School Happenings ...
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Our fall sessions of Mommy/Baby classes are well
under way, but there is always room for one more in our
world. If you would like to join in, please call The Pre­
School office and we will be happy to save you a spot...we
also welcome Daddies, Bubbies, Zaydas and caregivers,
too!
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There are still a few spaces available in our January two's class that is scheduled to begin
on Thursday, January
3.
If your little one turns two between October
1
and March
31 we
would love to have them as a part of our Bees class!
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Registration for the
2013-2014 school year and our
Kamp Kayeetz Summer Program will be taking place in
January so now is the time to schedule a visit to our
classrooms and check us out. During your visit, you
will be able to watch us in action and meet with our
director who will answer any questions about our won­
derful programs.
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Did you join our Pre-School Alumnae Club yet? This is a great way to support our award­
winning pre-school, join in some of our family activities and have your names placed on our
pre-school wall so future generations can see that you were a part of something very
special. Maybe your children/grandchildren will be able to find your hand!
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Our Annual Thanksgiving Feast takes place on Wednes­
day, November
21 at 10:30 am.
We invite any former pre­
school students, families and Morot to join us for this
(856) 489-0034 or email
jeanie@templeemanuel.org by Monday, November 19, to let
family event. RSVP to Jeanie at
us know you are coming to share in this special multi­
generational celebration of Thanksgiving! (PS - our
"Sharing Soup" is really yummy and our program is so cute! )
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Lyn Harley, Director
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The Pre-School
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Fall is such a beautiful and
children on rhythm, musical notation and appreciation as well as
exciting time of year'llt is the
singing. Move over Beethoven! And thanks to the fundraising
perfect time of year for pre­
efforts of our parents, the children are leaming the fundamentals
schoolers. They have taken
of sports and coordination with Morah ShefTi in Jump Bunch.
advantage of the glorious
1f.Ine.N! V\lhat a lot to do (but still lots of time to play)!
weather to enjoy the
There is so much to look forward to in the month of November.
playground, go on field trips
We will be celebrating Jewish Book Month with guest readers
and visit the Sukkah. The
reading their favorite book. We are also preparing for one of the
four-year aids picked apples at Johnson's farm and discovered
most special of aH pre-school events
that they could tum those apples into a tasty pie treat. It seems
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our Thanksgiving Feast
Each child in the school brings in a vegetable whdl is put aU
that everyone in the school found something unique to do with
together in a giant pot to make vegetable soup. Every family is
apples. They dipped them in honey, dried them, peeled them,
invited to share our soup along with everyone in the entire
graphed them counted them, cut them open, counted the seeds,
,
building. It is such a wonderful way to leam that everyone's
painted with them, ma::le apple crisp and apple turnovers and
contribution is important and that when we worK together we can
created apple books. I, too, have become an apple expert as I
acx:omplish great things! As pre-schoolers learn to share with
have tasted every single one of the apple treats the children have
each other, they also leam to share with their fam�ies and
made! Wno said being a pre-school director wasn't fun?
community. On behalf of the teachers, and the staff, I thank you
The children have been thoroughly enjoying our new curriculum
for alloNing us this opportunity to make a difference in the life of a
programs. Morah Esther and her bird "Tookie" fly in from Israel
child!
each week to teach the 3 and 4 year oIds conversational Hebrew.
Morah Randi, our music teacher, has been wor1<ing with all of the
Join Us As We CElEBRATE our 20th Year!
Extended Hours - Early Care/late Care & Enrichme nt Programs l im ited Space Available
Book Month - Come Visit and Read W ith UsllI
All Stars Very First Bus Trip!
Ducks visit the Sukkah!
We've Been VERY Busyl
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Lifelong Ed ucation
Happy Hebrew Happenings
again, the spoken language of the Jewish people.
The Rebirth of Hebrew as a spoken language is
Indeed, today all the people of Israel speak a fluent
celebrated!
In October our students celebrated one of the great
Hebrew in all their daily pursuits. Therefore, the
marvels of our time - after a death of nearly 2000
rebirth of the modern State of Israel was accompanied
years the rebirth of Hebrew as a spoken language
by the rebirth of the Hebrew language; and our
occurred. This event was able to take place because
Hebrew school students celebrated this "miracle" at
over 100 years ago the linguist Eliezer Perlman rose
Temple Emanuel's HAPPy HEBREW BIRTHDAY
up from his sleep one morning and began to speak to
Mystery Day!
his wife in Hebrew - exclusively. She didn't
Wishing everyone Happy
understand him, but he stubbornly persisted. He spoke
Hebrew Happenings!
to his friends in Hebrew; he even spoke to his enemies
in Hebrew - exclusively. He changed his name to
Margery Ann Ross,
Eliezer Ben Yehuda and Hebrew became his passion of
Linguistics Director
life. Many of his contemporaries were convinced that
of Hebrew
he was crazy. However, he wouldn't budge because his
determination was that Hebrew must become, once
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Dr. Rena A l pert.
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Last year at the URJ
Our Temple Emanuel students. parents. and faculty had
a wonderful experience at Cherry Hill High School East
Biennial Conference in
on Sunday. October 21 at the Just for You Expo-in
Washington DC Dr.
Support of Special Needs/Anti-Bullying Day exhibition.
Mogel made a comment
So much information was made available to everyone.
that I will always
young and old. Our faculty will continue to teach our
remember. She said:
children how to accept differences and how to make a
"Try to see your child
as a seed that came in a
packet without a label.
Your job is to provide
the right environment and nutrients and to pull the
weeds.You can't decide what kind of flower you'll get
or in which season it will bloom."
difference. This EXPO provided us with the kick-off event
for a year filled with curriculum enhancements to provide
our students with information to sensitize them to this
important issue.
The EXPO reminded me of a book I recently read "The
Blessing of a Skinned Knee" by Wendy Mogel. Ph.D.
Wendy teaches you how to raise a child to be a good
When we are open to the differences in our children. we'll
person and not just raise a child to feel good. She brings
give them the soil they need to flourish.
to light three of JUdaism's most important lessons,
At Temple Emanuel, my goal is to lay a foundation of
moderation. celebration, and sanctification. According to
good values and behavior that our children can take with
Jewish thought. parents should not expect their children
them into adulthood. I need your help to reinforce the
to be anyone other than who they are. A Hasidic teaching
lessons taught at schooL If you want to be part of this
says, "If your child has a talent to be a baker. don't tell
important venture, please join the Religious School
him to be a doctor." Judaism holds that every child is
Council. where ideas are shared and implemented.
made in the divine image. When we ignore a child's
I can be reached at rena@templeemanueLorg or (856)
intrinsic strengths in an effort to push him/her toward our
489-0035 if you want to learn more about what we are
notion of who they should become, it often brings stress.
doing in schooL
strain and disappointment to everyone.
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into the iext. Novices and more advanced
encouraged to participate. Look forward to lively
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Lifelong Ed ucation
I tis that Ti me of Year Agai
Temple Emanuel is selling latkes!
Great for Hanukkah and all-year-round!
Proceeds will benefit our Children's Programs at Temple Emanuel
1 Box contains 24 delicious latkes.
1 Box for $10
2 Boxes for $18
Orders will be accepted till November 21st!
Orders will be available for pick-up in the Social Hall kitchen on Sunday 1212, Tuesday 1214 and
Wednesday 1215, preferably during Religious School hours.
To Order:
* Send a check made out to Temple Emanuel and return it to the religious or synagogue office.
* Email Tracy Goodman @ tlpgoody@yahoo.com with any questions.
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TE M P LE
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In the M ish pachah
Erv'-ANUEL
Mazel Tov
In Memoriam
Ethel Adler
Wendy & David Dickstein on the birth
Mother of Wendy Levin,
Grandmother of Corey & Merry Levin
Great-grandmother of Nathan Levin
of their granddaughter, Avery Harper.
Natalie Disner
Stephanie & Kevin Ross on the
marriage of their daughter, Lindsay, to
Justin David.
Aunt of Jackie Palkovicz
Hyman Gail
Father of Barbara Gail
G randfather of Harrison & Benjamin
Lori Koren
Daughter of Gerald ine Green
Lucille Schrager
Mother of David Schrager
Grandmother of Craig
In the Spotlight
Take the Challenge
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Don't forget to sign up
Congratulations to Holly Friedman, on the
launch of her book, From Baseball Mitts to
Oven Mitts
A Mothers of Sons
for the Food Stamp Challengel
Cookbook, and the upcoming cooking
p rese ntation at the Bank of America-Festival of
(http://engage.jewishpublicaffairs.org/c/627/
Arts, Books and Culture at the Katz JCC on
tl13626/I/eng/my/create.jsp?
my_donate_page_KEY=239)
Sunday, November 18 at 9:30 am. The book is a
collection of quick, easy recipes targeted to
teach guys 18-35+ how to navigate the kitchen
Please join Rabbi Geri Newburge for a brown
and cook.
bag brunch and discussion about the Food
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&
Stamp Challenge on November 18 at 10:30
C
am. What did it feel like to live off of
$4.50
a
day for food? What were the biggest
((
challenges? What did we learn from the
experience? What can we do to change the
pressing hunger issues in our country?
You don't want to miss this critical
conversation.
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November 3
Genesis 18:1
B'n a i M itzvah, Torah Portion s & Torah Study
Vayera
- 22:24
Abraham is told that Sarah will give birth to a son. As
was promised, Sarah becomes pregnant. Abraham and
Sarah have a son whom they name Isaac and on the
eighth day of his life he is circumcised. Sarah wants
Hagar and Ishmael thrown out of their home so that
Ishmael will not have any part of Isaac's inheritance.
Hagar and Ishmael are cast out into the wilderness.
Ishmael nearly dies but h is cry is heard and an angel of
God reassures Hagar that Ishmael will live to become a
great nation.
God decides to test Abraham and
commands him to sacrifice his son , Isaac. Because of
Abraham's willingness to obey God's command, the
promise of a great nation described as numerous as the
stars in heaven and the sands of the seashore is
repeated.
November 10 Chayei Sarah
Genesis 23:1 - 25:18
In Chayei Sarah, we have another opportunity to learn
about the original Jewish family. Sarah, Abraham's wife,
dies and Abraham seeks to insure that the next
generation will continue the Jewish traditions, which he
and Sarah have established.
Abraham sends his
servant Eliezer to find a wife for his son Isaac from
among his kin. Eliezer travels to the land of Abraham's
birth and returns with Rebecca, kin to Abraham and
considered an appropriate wife. At the close of this
portion, Abraham dies.
November 17 Toledot
Genesis 25:19 - 28:9
I n parasha Toledot, meaning generations, we learn
about the generations which begin with Isaac. Isaac's
wife, Rebecca is pregnant with twins, Jacob and Esau.
Even before the twins are born, they fight in their
mother's womb, a struggle that will continue throughout
most of their lives.
November 24 Vayetze
Genesis 28:10 - 32:3
Vayetze (meaning "and he went oun, tells the story of
Jacob leaving his home and traveling to the place where
his mother Rebecca was born. Jacob stops for the night
and falls asleep and has a dream. In the dream, angels
are going up and down a stairway that reaches from the
earth to the sky. God stands beside Jacob and tells h im
that the ground he is lying on will one day belong to him
and his descendants and that God will bless them.
November B'nai Mitzvah List
November 3
Join the Clergy for
Torah Study on Saturdays.
David Burns
Son of Hiller & Gary Burns
Cameron Bogdanoff
Son of Bonnie & Michael Bogdanoff
9:15 am starting time
Samantha Gelman
Daughter of Janette &
Robert Gelman
November 10
Jason Kahan
Son of Lynn & Keith Kahan
Victoria & Matthew Young
Daughter & Son of Suzanne &
Clifford Young
November 17
Alana Cohen
Daughter of Stacy Cohen &
Richard Cohen
Lauren & Justin Liebman
Daughter & Son of Lisa &
All are welcome
Jesse Liebman
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Interview
T EM P LE L �
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Meet Our Temple Emanuel Family: Josh Jeffreys
You only had to witness the joyous tears in Temple Emanuel Pre-
My parents ' involvement at Temple
School teacher Debbie Jeffrey's eyes when she first saw the Rutgers
bulletin featuring her son, Josh, to know how a mother's heart can
Emanuel has absolutely been inspiring
and certainly has a lasting impact on
swell. That goes without saying for proud dad Scott as well and
my life and studies. I return home
deservedly so. This month, we join them in kvelling over their young
Jewish scholar who virtually grew up in the warm "Light" of our Temple
each weekend to work and frequently
stop by the Pre-School to visit the
Emanuel family of families.
people, children. and place that were
Q: Josh, let's begin with the question we ask each of our interviewees:
so much a part of my upbringing. My
Which of Temple Emanuel's six core values
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education at the temple continues to shape my education. The first
Connection, Diversity,
research project I was truly involved in was for the Associate in
Spirituality, Jewish Education, Social Responsibility, and Community,
Hebrew Letters degree for my confirmation. a direct resuh of much
do you find most meaningful and why?
encouragement from my parents, the rabbis, and my teachers. It was
I think it's really hard to pick one of those values over the other five, no
doubt due to the fact that I am so much a product of Temple Emanuel.
that confirmation experience and trip to Israel that also developed my
love for It. later resulting in an internship for AIPAC and my desire to
With that said. I would choose Jewish education because of the
return to Israel this past summer to complete my Hebrew
continuous role it has played in my life. I started in the first pre-school
requirements and research in Jerusalem.
class 20 years ago and continued attending Hebrew school at Temple
Q: Mazel tov on documenting your fascination with the way biblical
Emanuel through my senior year of high school. I took the
and rabbinic literature overlap, preparing to graduate at the end of this
methodology class the first or second time it was offered and have
s�mest�r and pursue a Master's degree in scriptural studies. Do you
been a counselor or pre-school teacher since I was twelve-years-old.
think thiS path may parallel your prior decision to become a rabbi, and
I think that. ultimately, without commitment to a solid Jewish
if so, why?
education, It is impossible to attain the other five values.
There is an undeniable connection between my earlier aspirations to
Q: From the time you attended Cherry Hill East, you've pursued
be a rabbi and my current goal of pursuing a degree in biblical and
rabbinic studies. I believe that this path results from my studies in
Jewish studies, attending American University with a double minor in
history and Israel studies. Looking back, what role did your love of
preparation for rabbinic school and the realization that what I truly
Judaism play in spurring that sense of accomplishment in your life?
enjoyed were the research and writing. Out of the manyjobs which I
have held. the most gratifying allow me to teach and inject my
knowledge and personality into the lessons. While a large aspect of
On the contrary, I think that my love ofJudaism and my time at
Temple Emanuel has left me with a sense ofhumility over a sense of
a�complishment. I currently have a very high GPA. plan to graduate
being a rabbi is teaChing, I've begun to realize that the many other
With honors and summa cum laude, and I seem to be working on a
admirable tasks accompanying a rabbinic career would detract from
relatively groundbreaking thesis, but I really don't understand all ofthe
extremely enjoyable research.
attention. My love ofJudaism has enabled me to truly love what I'm
doing and not concern myself with accomplishments, but with my
Q: Many young men and women your age find themselves lost,
figuratively and literally, on a college campus. They struggle with
studies.
Jewish identity, specifically in terms of positive values and becoming
Q: You've also explored politics, inteming with the American Israel
healthy, responsible, caring Jewish adults. Could you please speak to
Public Affairs Committee and the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
(BBYO), and before transferring to Rutgers, you took courses on
that in terms of familial, congregational and community support,
empowerment and a personal commitment to Jewish education
Jewish-American and I sraeli life and culture. Please share how that
enduring enough to stand strong in any cultural environment?
modem framework morphed into your current focus: historical studies.
College can be a very tumultuous experience foryoung men and
women. especially for those who find themselves away from home for
What I find most intriguing about historical studies and Rabbinic
Studies in particular is the fact that much of what happened following
t�e fir�t significant amount oftime. I have found student organizations
like Hillel and the Jewish Student Association at American University
extremely helpful in transitioning. They offer a familiar Jewish setting
the destruction of the Second Temple shaped our practices and
ideologies of today. Many positions on issues that have arisen during
to d,scover oneself and make friends. I also stayed in daily contact
the modern era such as Reform Judaism, the state of Israel, and
With my parents, and in doing so in times of nux, family offers that
Middle Eastern politics find their basis in the Bible and the
secure and constant sanctuary. in a way. I think that no matter what
interpretation of scripture. One of the most exciting experiential
troubles I had and what new "adventures" I faced in college, my
aspects ofmy research is reading the Mishnah or some piece of
connection with my family and the American Jewish community has
rabbinic literature and realizing the impact it has in modern theology.
kept me comfortable and sane.
Q: Your parents, Debbie and Scott, are active members of our temple
Mazel tov again to Josh and the Jeffreys family, and it is our profound
community. Living away from home, does that still foster your sense of
wish at Temple Emanuel that students of all ages and stages of life
extended family, loyalty and meaningful connections? How did Temple
find within our synagogue walls that sacred place of lasting learning,
Emanuel affect you as a student, and did that in any way influence
graduating into and mastering strong Judaic connections to each
your decision to attend Jerusalem Ulpan at the Hebrew University this
other.
past summer to complete your honors thesis?
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Board of Trustees
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www. templeemanuel.org
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Adrienne Hoffman Mintz, President
Scott Bannett
VP. Finance
Jeff Allen
Debra Berger
VP. PR/Marteting
Gai Fonnan
VP. Sodal Action
Felice Friedman
Lynne Bruno
VP. House
Stuart Dubin
David Chasen
Ed Krell
Bruce Konefsky
8ev Volpe
Ben Yelowitz
VP. EdtKation
Pres. Sisterhood
Michael Firstenberg
Michael Sacks
Robin Rubin
Mart Friedenthal
Amy Salcedo
Rkh Budman
Robert Mintz
Eliane Strip
Pres. Men's Club
Chair, FftraisiIl9
Pla.tmyRaKll SetaGrlqJ
Ken Huffman
Ken Koradl
Joyce Hoff
Past President
Past President
Past President
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7 pm Confirmation Israel Trip
ELECTION DAY
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Parents Meeting
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Building cl o sed
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1 pm Women's Bibleal
CommentNy 'III Rabbi Ne..ourge
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7 pm Social Action Committee
Meeting
7:30 pm Ritual Committee
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12 pm Posl 8'nai Mitzvah Oass wI Rabbi Oavid
12 pm Intro to Hebrew wI Michele
1 pm flook Oub w/R_
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1 pm B'nai Mitzvatl Oass wi Hedva
6 pm RS K,,,, MagI
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1 pm Kol Emanuel Choir Rehears..
1:30 pm E.>tocw.e Board Meeting
, Nigh! Program
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7th Grade Ronald McDonald
Breakfast Trip
9 am Sisterhood Hanukkah Ba2aar
10:30 am Brown Bag Brunch Food
Stamp Challenge
7 pm Social Action
NO RS
12 pm Adutt Ed, Class wi Cantor Neit
12 pm Inlro to Hebrew wi Michelle
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7 pm Men's Study wi Rabbi
David
1 pm Kol Emanuel Coo. ReM",sal
1 pm Sisterhood Ca.....ole Cooking
Meeting
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12 pm Conversational Hebrew
1 pm B'nai Mitzvah Cia.. 'III Hedv.
Tournament
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12 pm Inro to Hebrew 'III Mche"
10 am RS Ed. Council Meeting
Thanksgiving Baskets
7 pm Adult Confirmation Class
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1 pm B'nai Mitzvah Class 'III Hedva
7:30 pm Community Thanksgiving
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12 pm Inro to Heilrew w/ MicheIe
1 pm Book CIJb wI Rabbi _go
1 pm B'nal Mitzvlil Clau wi Hedv.
6 pm RS Krav Mag.
1:15 pm Memberlhi> Committe. Meeting
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Shabbat Evening Service
9:15 am Torah Study
10:30 am Shabbat Morning Service
BAR MITZVAH - Jason Kahan
6: 1 5 pm Havdalah Service
B'NAI MITZVAH - Victoria Young!
Matthew Young
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7 pm Knitting at Night
7 pm Intra to Hebrew wi Hedva
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12 pm Conversational Hebrew wi
Hedva
7 pm Expectant Parents
Workshop (Products/Massage)
7 pm Sisterhood Latlle-Making
7:30 pm Big AI's Yiddish Club
1 pm BAR MITZVAH - Cameron
Bogdanoll
6:15 pm Havdalah Service
Evening Service wi Birthday
BAT MITZVAH - Simantha Gelman
Blessing
8 pm Shabbat Evening Krystall
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8:30 pm Family Shabbat
(Gender)
Classroom Visitation for RS & HS
Parents
Thanksgiving Celebration P S 112
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7:30 pm Alternative Shabbat
NO RS
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6 pm CTP Meeting
1 pm Knitting at Night
1 pm Into to Hebrew wI Hedva
1 pm EApectlOlt P,nnts Workshop
9:15 am Torah Study
10:30 am Shabbat Morning Service BAR
Evening Service
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1:30 pm Sisterhood Board Meeting
1:30 pm Big Ars Yiddish ClJb
9 am PS Jump Bunch
12 pm Henry Raich Senior Brawn
Bag Lunch
12 pm Conversational Hebrew wi
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7:30 pm Israel Advocacy Committee
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7 pm Mah Jongg for Beginners &
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7 pm Knitting at Night
7 pm Intra to Hebrew 'III Hedva
7:30 pm Big />Is Yiddish Club
Nacht Service
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Dinner & Service
8 pm Shabbat Evening Veterans
Torah Service wi Kol Emanuel
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Anniversary Blessing
9:15 1m Mini-Minyan Breakfast & S8IVice
9: 15 am Torah Study
10:30 am Shabbat Morning Service
BAT MITZVAH - Alano Cohen
6: 15 pm Havdalah Service
B'HAI MITZVAH -
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I pm Baby Boomers at Katz
JCC Artl, Bookl & CulUe Festival
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Thanksgiving Break
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Thanksgiving Break
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9 am PS Jump Bunch
12 pm Conversational Hebrew 'III
Hedva
7 pm Executive Board
Meeting (@Scott BanneU's office)
7 pm Mah Jongg for Beginners
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6 pm Confirmation Israel Trip
Pot Luck Dinner
7 pm Intro to Hebrew wi Hedva
8 pm Shabbat Evening Service
& Critical Issues Sermon
7:30 pm Big Ai's Yiddish Club
(Jewish Genetic Awareness
7 pm Knitting at Night
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, pM Women', Biblical Conwnenllry.l Rabbi
9:1 5 am Tzedakah Mall
7:30 pm Executive Board
-go
1 pm e',.. Jr.Ii2Vah CIt. wi Hed¥a
Meeting
9
10
7 pm Social Action Committee
wOfbhop
' PfII RSKl.Y �
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7pm KoiEmanuel R
Happening
Holiday Gift Wrapping
7:30 pm Ritual Committee
Meeting
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17
Adull Confirmation Mlkvah Israel
Trip (Philadelphia)
7th Grade Ronald McDonald
Dinner Trip
9 am 1st Grade Family Ed. Class
9:30 am Men's Club Brunch
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PS J....u.ry 2', Preview Day
1 2 pm Post B'nai Mitzvah ellS'
6
7
8
6 pm CTP Meeting
7 pm Knitting at Night
7 pm Sisterhood Hanukkah Party
7 pm I ntra to Hebrew wi Hedva
7:30 pm Big AI's Yiddish Club
7 pm Tot Shabbat
7:30 pm Altemative
9:15 am Torah Study
10:30 am Shabbat Morning Service
BAT MITZVAH - DanlellelJordyn
Deal
Hedva
4:30 pm 6th Grade Oiive Oil
Workshop
7 pm Caring Community Meeting
7 pm Men's Study wi Rabbi David
4:)1 pm 61'1 Grtde Qh. Oil
1 pM Sfsllmood C__oIe CooVIg
9 am Sisterhood Hanukkah
5
9:30 am PS Jump Bunch
12 pm Conversational Hebrew wi
wi Rabbi
David
12 pm Intto to Hebrew wi Mithele
1 pm Book Club wi Rabbi
Ne'M>ufge
pm B'nai Mitzvah CII,a wi Hedya
, pm RS KIa... M.g.
• pm reFTY Tues. Night Program
7 pm Kol Emlnuet Choir Rehear••1
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PS Hanukkah Happening 3's & 4',
1 2 pm Conversational Hebrew wi
Hedva
7 pm Men's Study wi Rabbi David
7 pm Knitting at Night
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1 pm B'na! Mtzvah Class wI Hodvl
6 pm RS Krav Mag.
1:30 pm Membership Comrritta. Meetilg
7:30 pm Shabbat Fam�y Service wi
Shirei HaYeladim & Birthday Bless­
ing
14
15
Shabbaton
9:15 am Torah Study
1 pm Just For You Worship Service
in Support of Special Needs T.
5 pm 4th & 5th Grades Mini­
7 pm Intra to Hebrew wi Hedva
7:30 pm Big A/'s Yiddish Club
7:30 pm Sisterhood Board Meeting
6 pm Come As You Are
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21
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Israel Confirmation Trip
Israel Confirmallon Trip
6 pm CTP Meeting
7 pm Knitting at Night
Israel Confirmation Trip
6 pm Tot Shabbat Pot Luck Dinner &
Service
Israel Confirmation Trip
1
PS January 2'. Preview Day
12 pm Adu. Ed. Class wi Cwer Neil
12 pm Into m H.....w wi tdctoo lo
1 pm Women's Biblcat convnentary wI
Shabbat Service
9:30 am PS Jump Bunch
12 pm Henry Raich Senior Group
Brown Bag Lunch
12 pm Conversational Hebrew wi
Hedva
7 pm Intra to Hebrew wi Hedva
7:30 pm Big A/'s Yiddish Club
Shabbat Evening Service
6:30 pm Hanukkah Dinner
8 pm Shabbat Hanukkah Evening
Service w/ l Slael Blessing & Choirs
8 pm Shabbat Evening Service &
Critical Issues Sermon wi
10:30 am Shabbat Morning Service
9:1 5 am Min�Minyan Breakfast &
Service
9:1 5 am Torah Study
10:30 am Shabbat Moming Service
Anniversary Blessing
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27
Israel Conflrmation Trip
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tsrael Confirmation Trip
NO RS
1 I am Sisterhood Educational Event
Israel Confirmation Trip
WINTER BREAK - NO PS. NO RS
Building Closed
Israel Confirmation Trip
WINTER BREAK - NO PS, NO RS
12 pm Conversational Hebrew wi
Israel Confirmation Trip
WINTER BREA K - NO PS
Israel Conflrmatlon Trip
WINTER BREAK - NO PS
Israel Conflrmation Trip
WINTER BREAK - NO PS
Building Closed
Hedva
30
NO RS
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WINTER BREAK - N O PS
7 pm Knitting at Night
7 pm Intra to Hebrew wi Hedva
7:30 pm Big AI's Yiddish Club
8 pm Shabbat Evening Service
9:1 5 am Torah Study
10:30 am Shabbat Moming Service
TE M P L E
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Tot Shabbat
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Our 30 minute service filled with joyful music and
dance for children up to 5 years old and their family!
at temple emanuel
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new, interactive worship experience for children in grades K 3.
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Fridays
Th is Service is just for you!
10/5, 1 0/1 9, 1 1 /2, 1 217, 1 /4, 211 ,
3/1 , 415, 5/3, 617
7 pm - Tot Shabbat Service*
Fridays
201 2 - 20 1 3 Dates
1 1/1 6, 1 2121 , 1 /18, 211 5,
3/15, 4119, 5/1 7, 6/21
Fridays
6 pm - Pot Luck Dinner
7 pm - Tot Shabbat Service*
1/25, 218, 5/24
*Each Friday Tot Shabbat Service is
6 pm - Pot Luck Din ner
followed by a snack and craft project.
6:45 pm
-
m,n' m i nyan Service
Saturdays
Saturdays
10/13, 1 211 , 1/26, 3/9, 4127, 6/1
11/17, 1 2122, 3/23, 4/20
9: 15 am - Continental Breakfast & Activities
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9 : 30 am - Continental Breakfast
am - Tot Shabbat Service
10: 1 5 am m lnl m i nyan Service
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roberta@templeemanuel.org or (856)-489-0029 x 68
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WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
same time, help to
worthwhi Ie synagogue projects.
insertion in The Light is the fltSt day of t he previous month. Minimum oontribution
Our Temple Funds provide a beaut�ul way to remember someone special and at the
Deadline for
RabbiJeromeeDavidEducatjonFund
To enhance religious school education.
Donor
In Honor Of
In Memory
Rabbi Dav id
Thelma Butler
t.rda & ENoe
SarrueI
Saul Ofilsky-BroIIler c:i
Janine &
Jane & Marshall
Kresman
Frederi:k-Grandson c:i Kay & Sheldon
Peggy & Rabbi David,
Great Grandson c:i
Ann Srruss
Goodstadt &
Family
Herb Jacobson &
Helene LudWIn
Michael & Mndy
Schorr
Chuck & Audrey
Blackman
Stanton Deitch
Elare Kooperstell'l
Of
Donor
Butler
Sob Olin
Saltin Family
Levin
Sanin Family
Sally Adler-Mother of
Randl Bard
CaringCommunity
to congregants experiencing difficult times.
In Honor Of
.byce Oin.speedy rect:Nery
Liliana Elkouss
Judy & Richard
Nancy Pleshko
Franken
Mayda Clarke
Elaine Krarrer-Bilhday
Sharla & Morte
Donor
Eshr & Seymo ur
Steinbrecher
Sheila & Gerald
Franken
I\bah Chasen·Bar MCzvah
Samuel Ff@detick-Grandson
Rosenfield
Paula & Marty
of Peggy & Rabbi David,
Great Grandson
cJ
Milton Packin
Pa uline Kopeike
Gary Packin
Stacy & Mitchell
Goldberg
Max
Rhoda & Nate
Trotenberg
Ruth & Richard
OanieiTannenbaumBir1hday
Caring Community
Leslie PeIegan-Retiremert
In Memory Of
Nathan Chacker
Bogutz
Ruth & Richard
Bogutz
Joyce & Bob Olin
Sheila Frankel
Marsha Klein
Robert & Carol
Martin Friedman
Eve Dorer Frankel
Bertha Hoffman
Weishoff
Bruce & Randi
Ebe&�Maler
Shirley & Roy
Claire Volan
Leon Goldberg
Kamen
Jordan & Kari
Nathan SOlomon
Goldberg
Florence Steel
Roberta Budman
Selma
Elaine Friedman
Ethel Adler-Mother of
Ebe&� Maler
Andrea Stornel
Levin
SaUl Olinsky
Stan Deitch
Barbara Ga.
Lea
Mogel !
Robert & Lynne
Mogell
Marjorie Paul
Robert Paul
Clara Halpern
Shirley & Roy
Frankel
AharatUmud(LoveofLearningl
To support special programming and
I rv ing
Of
Berg ma n
Donor
Mollie Topio� Alice CohI
Sheila & Gerald
Rosenfield
Nat Greenbelg. Rdlard
Braitman
Sheila & Gerald
Henry Berger
Evelyn & Robert
Berger
Hyman Rizen
Rosenfield
Kay & Sheldon
03Jg & Randee
Donn
Barbara Klobach
Floyd Radli�e
BarryM WetnbergFund
Donor
In Memory Of
He nr i Weil
James MuHer
Solomon
Sheila & Gerald
Rosenfield
activities in the Religious School.
In Memory
Fra n kel
Shelley Su�as
Goodstadr
Pattie & Larry
Feinerman
Getri & Art Rudner
Ann Strauss
Mr. & Mr& RobertS<Mbau", Gerri & Art
Granddaughter
Layla Pearl-
R udner
Pattie & Larry
Feinerman
In Memory Of
Donor
Chalies & Freida Muss
The Feinerman,
Linden & Shaw
Alvin
Families
I/IIoIf
Debby & Brian
Baratz
Lewis
Gem & Art R udner
Joseph l/llolf
Debby & Brian
Baratz
FriscrcTt0urenbergChojrfund
To endow the Temple Choir & other musical
Programs at the Temple.
In Honor
Of
In Memory
Norman Gainor
Wendf
Great Grandson of
Esther Goldstein
Leonid Dvorsky
Robbie Steel
Sarruel Frederd<.-Grandson
Haniet Bleiman�y
Greenberg
Lana Brodsky
PhI�P &
Alan Bannett-Bar Mitzvah Debby & Brian
Baratz
Marsha Klein
Donor
GJona &
The Feinerman ,
Linden & Shaw
Families
Fischer
Gerald RosenfieId.8irthday
Anthony Greenberg Jr.
Hyman Gail-Father of
Charles & Freida Muss
Levine
Eileen FriedlandIAeiner & SIan
Kanovsky
Rabbi Ben Oavid-lnstaIoOon EJaine Kooperstein
Donor
In Memory Of
HeskeI Lawy, VIdona Haya AIre'&O:IeIe Haya
To enable our children to
attend a Jewish camp.
Donor
In Honor Of
Peggy & Rabbi David,
To provide support, food, and transportation
Judy & Richard
Sheila & Gerald
Rosenfield
5 1 0.
Sobel
Ethel Adler-Mother of
Wendf
Marl<
is
Eugene &AdeleFejnecman
CampScholarshipFund
BuildingFund
To beautify & maintain the building.
maintain several
Of
Donor
Anita & Bob
Levin
Donor
Harry Trautenberg
Bobbi, Jack, Ari
Donald Blau
Sherry Bergman
Terry Blau
& Oov
Randee & Craig
Donn
Shirley Levine
Joan
Ethel Adler
Deborah & Gary
& Ph� Miller
warshauer
GfCIJldtoe G,roe«Ruource Room Fund
To assist ch�dren with differ ent learning
styles in our Religious SchOOl.
Donor
In Honor Of
Samuel Frederick-
Resource Room Mystery
� & Ross
Families
Dr. Da_id Ross &
Comprehensive
Days
Cal:er&
Herratology
Of
�isIer c:i Neil &
In Memory
Specialists
Donor
Alpert & Ross
Beatrice Kushner
Banry Frost
Anne Boddery
Georgia Petkov
Helen Schwartz
Barbara & Rudy
Henry Klein
Marsha Klein
Morris F eistman
Ruth Feistman
Hertlert Leooard -Unde c:i Pam TE Religious
Kuperschmidt
School
Susan Nassau
Irene Kauffman
Hyman Gai�Father of
Schwartz
Nancy Levin
Ethel Adler-Mother of
Wendy Le_in
Fami lies
TE Religioos
School
Esther LieboMtz-GrandtrdherT E Religious
of Audrey liebOWItz
School
Barbara
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Gail
Families
Alpert & Ross
T E M P LE 1
.
G ene ro u s C ontn'b utlon s
J,,,,.,yA. HalpfCMemorialFund
Donor
Of
In Memory
Arthur & Carole
Je/frey A. Ha lper
Halper
Llbe'tyFund
To purchase a variety of
J""';sh interest books.
In Honor Of
Donor
Saine Kramer·Birthday
JIbman &Barbara
Samuel Frederick
Inge Bass
Julia Garin·Bat Mitzvah
Jc¥:e & Ock
Some
Feder
In Memory Of
Donor
Emanuel Wachstein
Ian Wachstein &
Ida
Inge Bass
Michele Zeldner
Bass
Lifeey," Fund
In Honor Of
Donor
Beth & KG Isdaner
orSprc/alNfl"
L/h,yorFund(
Rabbi David
To estabfish a supportive environment
within
tho!
Temple & to provide for those with
special needs & disabilities.
In Honor
Of
Donor
Judy Love
Samuel Frederick-Grandson
01 Peggy & Rabbi David ,
Great Grandson
Ann Strauss
Special Needs
of
Deb Berger
Service
Ian RiChman-Wedding
Eilsa Boory
Michael & Jackie
Dono r
Ethel Adler-Mother
F,lice Friedman
of Wendy Levin
Genrude Abrams
Eileen Segal
Morris Alexander
Eugene Alexander
Milhl!in rEllah
To purchase newly released prayerbooks for
Shabbat & Festivals
(minimum donation 01 S36)
In Honor Of
Donor
Michael & Mitzi
Samuel Frederick
Sacks
Donor
David & Lisa
Forman
MUifUavAaFund
Sally Adler
To purchase Art/Museum pieces to beautify
the inside
In Honor
Of
Samuel Frederick
of our Temple.
Donor
Janet Arnold
HiraI"ra" Scholarship Fund
To make scholarships available for Conf. &
Post-Confirmation students to participate in
educational experiences in Israel.
In Honor
Samuel
Of
Frederick
In Memory
Of
Buddy Wecht
Peggy & Rabbi David,
Great Grandson of
Pre-School
Lee & Rosie
Hymerllng
Jeffreys FamIly
Strauss
Ann
FletCher-Grandson of
Chuck & Barbara Bell
RO$le 8. Lee
Hymerhng
-500 of Jeffrey 8. Karen Bel Lyn & Jeanie
Anna
Lyn & Steve
Ha r ley
Leo-Grandson of
& Jerry Green
Frank Weine-
Alice & Bernie
BronsteIn
Michele Susson-Co<rpIet
Mara h on
t
Donor
Michele Zeldner
Lyn 8. Jeante
In Memory Of
Ellen Asher
Jeanette Spector
Lyn80 9Ew H arley
Morr is Bron stein
Bronstein
Alice & Bernie
Bronstein
Donor
Alice & Bernie
Judy & Richard
March
RabbjEsMtnN.SostqwEndpWmenrF!I1d
To be awarded as a scholarship to a
graduating senior to further
Palkovicz
Mayda Clarke
In Memory Of
Of
Jane & Chuck
Vortrefl ic h
Megan Sobel & Brian YellinGloria & Marvin
.
Fink
Wedding
SamJel Frederick·Gtandsan of Lyn J e a n ie &
& Family
01 JCC
In Memory
Lyn & 9:e.e Harley
Stefa n ie Jeffreys
Pauline Kopeika
Samantha Isdaner &
Jen Weiss-Exec.
Marsha Klein
ScholarshjpFund
Prt;SsOgpl Euod
To purchase equipment. educational toys &
fund special programming.
In Honor Of
Donor
Leo Silll erman G reen
Julia Garin-Bat Mitzvah
Reltg l ous
In Memory Of
Donor
Herman Soslow
Arlene SoslO'N
Helen Saltne
Mollie Saine Price
Leon Strat
Beryl Rossner
Babbis' GoodWorKsFllnd
To d istrib ute funds to worthy ch arita ble and
cultural ilct",ities & to those who may need
assistance at the discretion of the rabbis.
In Honor Of
Kim 8. John-Wedding
Donor
Linda & Barry
Julta Gafln-Bar M itzvah
Kelly
Lrter ary SocIety
Lynn, Alan, Jon
& Ben Branfman
Great G randson of
Myrna & Marshall
Ann Strauss
F lnemiln
Fehce Fnedman
Een & L.eo Segal
Barry & Judy
Rabbi DaVid
Bannett
Alvin Pot.ers-Speedy ret:.Olery Sally & H arvey
Arnold Kahn-speedy rer:cNery
In Memory Of
Roben & Anne
Ethel
Lowy
Kane
Joan &
Milton
Herm.'lnn
Donor
HorOWItZ
Bruce 8. LInda
LIPSIUS
Ph lhp & Zelda
Evelyn Appell
LoW'(
Roslyn Appell
Donor
Saul Olinsky
Enid Charen
Maureen Sutton
Oscar
& Ian ItVachstein
Joan Dugan
Paul & V",ian
Gibbons
Ted & Judy SpIvak
Yoblick
Esteie lehr 8. Frida Kamen Kamien & PhIllips
Fami hes
Bernard Zeldner
MIChele Zeldner &
Ian 'JVachstetn
Max Zechowy
Marsha
&
To support member., their children and
Religious
School faculty
to
further their
JeoMsh education.
Dono r
In Mem ory Of
Richard Bra�n
Stanton
Arline Hootstein
Steve & Denise
Deitch
Weinberg
SeniorFund
To en hance adult education programming,
In Memory Of
Donor
Saul Otin sky
EIii1e Kooperstein
M artin Godel
Rita Godel
SracUgbrEoundaUon
to support
Temple E manuel ' s educational &
To help build an end owme nt
cultural activities.
In Honor Of
Donor
Charles & Freida Muss
The Fetnerrnan.
Linden & Shaw
Families
Alison 9.tfIas & Caleb HoJmes.Gloria & Marvin
Fink
Wedding
Mr. & Mrs. David
Samuel FrederickFlitter
In Memory Of
Charles & Freida Muss
Dono r
The
Felnerman,
Linden & Shaw
Families
Sally Adler-Mother of
Joyce & Matt
Rilndi Bard
Hoff
TzedtklbCol/ceUyeFund
To support 'NOrthy charitable a ctivities
School Educilbon.
Sarruel Frederick-GrandSO'l
Peggy & Rabbi Dav id,
E-MANUEL � .
Allen
Zechowy
within the community.
Donor
In Honor Of
Rilechel Hammer
Robert Miotz-Eagles Vaxy
James Sell
Bruce Sachais
Samuel Frederick-
Debra & Sanford
Robin Baumgarten­
Mickey & Eddie
Bnhday
Alan Bannett-Bar Mitzvah
Susan
G ips & Family
Silnger
& Sam
Aspell
In Memory Of
Donor
Harry Pinsky
BiD & Deb Berger
We apologize
The following names were omitted from
The Book of Remembrance in error:
Rosie Rae Markowitz
Grandmother of Mindy Got/eib
William Feinstein
Phyllis Kohn Feinstein
Dr. Benjamin Soffer
Maxine Soffer
Dr. James & Bess Soffer
Ronald Litto
Ruth Treabnan
AI Treatman
Alex Litto
Sadie Litto
Fred Treatman
Audrey Litto
Shirley Pintel
Veronique & Tommy James
Leandra & Ira Pin tel
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Affinity Prog ra m
Fundraiser for
Tem ple Emanuel
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At lD Bank, the growth of non-profit groups and organizations is important Their
success enriches the oommunities in which we live and work.
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The Affinity Membership Program offers an easy waf to raise rooney for Temple
Emanuel.
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The more members who bank with lD, the more rooney Temple Emanuel can eam.
There are no costs involved. In fact, it actually pays for you to belong!
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lD Bank will make an annual contribution to Temple Emanuel based on the average
balance of your account.
In
2011-201 2, we
received about
$7900.
(856) 489-0029
For more information contact Hollace Friedman at
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Tree of Life
Lisa Lanter, Chairperson
The Tree of Life is a Temple symbol that
commemorates the happy occasions in one's life. It
is our hope that the milestones inscribed on the
leaves of the Tree of Life will be a sou rce of
i nspiration and happiness to all our members.
Therefore, we invite all our families to share their
happy occasions with us by purchasing a leaf and
inscribing yours or your family's milestones on it.
...
"Simply Diamond"
A musical concert
March 1 7 at 7 pm.
If you have been a member at Temple Emanuel for
1 5, 20, 25, etc., years, please consider
memorializing that great distinction with a donation
to the temple and an inscription of a leaf celebrating
your long association with Temple Emanuel.
$20lticket
Additional
information to
For a reservation to be part of the beautiful Tree of
Life sculpture please contact Holly Friedman at the
Temple office at 856-489-0029 ext #1 8.
follow.
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