NOVEMBER 2019 ISSUE

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11/2/2019 NOACH Genesis 6:9 - 16 - Genesis 8:1 - 14

Haftorah: Isaiah 54:1-55:5

11/9/2019 LECH-LECHA *MICHAEL LAPRINCE, JR BAR MITZVAH*

Gen. 12:1 – 3 - Gen. 13:12 –18 Haftorah: Isaiah 40:27-41:16

11/16/2019 VAYERA Genesis 18:1-5 - Genesis 18:31-33

Haftorah: II Kings 4:1-37

11/23/2019 CHAYEI SARA Gen. 23:1 – 4 - Gen. 24:5 –9

Haftorah: I Kings 1:1-31

11/30/2019 TOLDOT Genesis 25:19-22—Genesis 26:17-22

Haftorah: Malachi 1:1-2:7

NOVEMBER

READINGS

**NOVEMBER 2ND– SPIRITUAL LEADER & LADY GONZALES ORDINATION**

LADIES OF DIGNITY MEETING IN BOARDROOM

*SET YOUR CLOCKS BACK AT MIDNIGHT*

NOVEMBER 3RD– HEALTH INSURANCE SEMINAR @ 12:00 P.M.

HOSTED BY LADY EUDORA BURTON

NOVEMBER 4TH– TEACHING CLASS W/ RABBI BOWEN

NOVEMBER 5TH– ELECTION DAY

**NOVEMBER 8TH - 9TH– CTB’E CHOIR WEEKEND**

NOVEMBER 9TH– MICHAEL LAPRINCE, JR BAR MITZVAH

**NOVEMBER 10TH– JOINT FELLOWSHIP WITH TEMPLE SINAI**

THE PASSENGERS FILM SCREENING

**NOVEMBER 16TH- ZION BELL BABY BLESSING**

** NOVEMBER 23RD- VISIT FROM AMBASSADOR DANI DAYAN

CONSULATE GENERAL OF ISRAEL- NEW YORK **

NOVEMBER 30TH– CENTENNIAL YEAR YOUTH SHABBAT

UNION TEMPLE- BROOKLYN, NY

HOSTED BY B’NAI ADATH JUNIOR BOARD

November 1, 1991 - Judge Clarence Thomas is formally seated at the 106th as-

sociate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

November 5, 1968 - Shirley Chisolm of Brooklyn, N.Y., becomes the first African

American woman elected to Congress.

November 6, 1901 - James Weldon Johnson and J. Rosamond Johnson compose

"Lift Every Voice and Sing", widely regarded as the Black national anthem.

November 7, 1989 - L. Douglas Wilder is elected governor of Virginia,, becoming

the nation's first Black governor since the Reconstruction.

November 9, 1731 - Mathematician, urban planner and inventor Benjamin

Banneker born.

November 11, 1989 - Civil Rights Memorial is dedicated in Montgomery, Ala.

November 18, 1787 - Abolitionist and women's right activist Sojourner Truth

born.

Sis. Chai Ewuize Miss Chava Grimmage

Rabbinit Cerethra Burno Lady Tondeleyo Claybrook Sis. Shemeyah Moses Sis. Adria Young

Mo. Fannie Butler Rabbinit Barbara Mathews z”l Lady Sonya Edwards Rabbinit Anita Grimmage

Sis. JaZmine James Rabbinit Taleah Grimmage Mo. Mary Warner Sis. Hadassah Harris

Sis. Jayonna Grimmage – LaPrince Elder Kevin Gleaton

Sis. Patricia McClam Bro. Isaiah Purnell Bro. Zane Bell Bro. Lorenzo Butler Sis. Tina Weaver Sis. Rachel Alston

Sis. Mikaela Pleasant Miss Rebecca LaPrince

Bro. Michael LaPrince, Jr. Lady Sean McClam Sis. Patricia McClam Sis. Tsadiqua Goldberg

PRAYER LIST

RABBI & DR. BOWEN

CTB’E MINISTERS

CTB’E COLLEGE STUDENTS

CTB’E MILITARY FAMILIES

MO. FANNIE BUTLER

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CONGREGATION

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STATE OF ISRAEL

REPLACING MISSING TEETH

When teeth are removed, a trickle down effect occurs resulting in several problems. Once a tooth is missing, the neighboring teeth shift, and this creates a jaw imbalance. In addition, the opposing tooth can start to grow up or down into the empty space, further throwing off your bite. This usually results in chewing more on the opposite side. The logical question is “What is the big deal? I have plenty of teeth on the other side.”

If teeth on the opposite side are weakened due to having large fillings, they will now be further compromised due to the extra forces placed on them. This likely will end up with more broken and damaged teeth. You now are forced to either remove more teeth or go to the expense of Root Canal treatment and crowns or implants. When there are many teeth missing at one time, the remaining teeth must do more than nature intended for them to do.

In the long run, it is best to take care of decay early on, so that more of the tooth structure is not weakened. People often feel that they can avoid spending money on fixing small cavities since “nothing bothers me.” The longer you wait, the larger the decay becomes. Eventually, that small cavity enlarges, and what once would be a filling, will likely become a crown or more.

What you don’t know will hurt you. Get regular exams and cleanings. If the cost is too much,

consider the University Of Pennsylvania’s Dental School.

Dr. Sunners can be reached at mwilson86@aol.com.

RABBI RICARDO &

RABBINIT YAZMIN GONZALES

LADY NINA GLOVER

B.S.N. GRADUATE

SIS. ANESHA MINNIS

SIS HANNAH LOWRY

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