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This year’s “Comedy Night” has been magically transformed into an evening of amazement and wonder by mentalist and magician Ken Salaz!

Better known as “The Master of Astonishment”, Salaz blends expert slight of hand with mindreading abilities to create a unique, jaw-dropping experience for his audience.

His show is infused with comedy and laughter, and audience participation is strongly encouraged. For example, he will ask someone to examine a

$1.00 bill and magically transform it into a $100 bill.

Salaz has performed for both corporate and celebrity audiences, and has had the pleasure of performing in front of such celebrities as Ethan Hawke, Jennifer Lopez, Susan Sarandon, Eli Manning, Katie Couric and many more.

“We are excited to have Ken Salaz headline this event,” said Lori Baden, Associate Executive Director. “In addition to doing the show itself, he will also walk around beforehand while guests are mingling to perform close-up magic. It will be a great evening for socializing with friends, meeting new faces, and watching some incredible entertainment.”

Tickets for “A Night of Amazement & Astonishment with Ken Salaz” cost $30 for Temple Sholom members and SMNS parents, and $40 for non-Temple members (tickets include performance, drinks and dessert). To reserve your seat, visit: https://www.templesholom.com/Night-of-Amazement

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www.templesholom.com December • January • February 2018–2019203-869-7191 Kislev/Tevet/Shevat/Adar I 5779

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 AT 8:00 PM

Just before the High Holidays, Temple Sholom’s Sisterhood made a generous gift of 40 women’s tallitot to our congregation.

These beautiful handmade prayer shawls were designed by artist Sarah Resnick of Advah Designs. They are each made of silk crepe de chine, a soft and lightweight fabric, and come in an assortment of colors and designs for women to choose from.

“Sisterhood kindly made this donation to Temple Sholom as a way to encourage more women to wear tallitot,” said Eileen Robin, Temple Sholom’s Executive Director. “They

looked at the more traditional ones that we have used and thought a new selection might be more enticing.”

The prayer shawls came with untied tzitzit made from Israeli kosher wool (tzitzit are the four fringes that hang from the corners of the tallit). in September, Phyllis Shapiro, co-president of Sisterhood alongside Randi Weingarten, organized a group of volunteers that included Rabbi Chaya Bender, Cantor Sandy Bernstein and Rabbinic Intern Kevin Peters to finish tying the tzitzit on half of the tallitot.

On Sunday, January 20, from 9:30 am to 11:30 am, Sisterhood will gather again to perform the mitzvah of tying the tzitzit on the remaining tallitot. Anyone who would like to participate should contact sisterhood@templesholom.com or Audrey Kahn at 203-661-2055.

SISTERHOOD DONATES VIBRANT HANDMADE WOMEN’S TALLITOT

FOR NEW YEAR

THE 2018 NEW ENGLAND

JEWISH COLLEGIATE A CAPPELLA WINNER IS…

“SHIR APPEAL” FROM TUFTS UNIVERSITY!

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On Sunday, December 2, we begin our celebration of Chanukah.

This special holiday has significant meaning to each of us as American Jews.

Chanukah is a celebration of how our people historically refused to give into assimilation and those who wished to directly inflict physical or spiritual harm against us.

Against overwhelming odds, the Maccabees managed to win their war against those who wished to destroy us. They managed to regain Jewish sovereignty in the land of Israel, and thus were able to rededicate our Great Temple within Jerusalem.

The well-known story of the “miracle of the oil” is most importantly a symbol of our own eternal Jewish dedication to the values we care about, and our Jewish homeland.

Chanukah is the continued embodiment of the Jewish dream of Zionism.

Against all the odds, we chose to pursue the establishment of our Jewish homeland, and we managed to miraculously do so after 2000 years.

Today, we take Chanukah as an opportunity to rededicate ourselves to our Zionism, and the need to support our Israeli brothers and sisters.

As we celebrate Chanukah, I ask that we continue to support the worthwhile tzedakkah opportunities that Temple Sholom participates in.

You may especially wish to consider additional support of the Temple Sholom Amy Lipton z’l Israel Action Fund.

This Chanukah, we also can rededicate our outspoken passionate claims for the justice of Israel’s cause.

We can do this through our concrete acts and the clear message that Diaspora Jews have a stake in the future of Israel now and forever.

If you are interested in any Israel related opportunities, or have any other interests you wish to discuss with me, it would be my pleasure to meet. Please contact me at either 203-869-7191 x103 or rabbimitch@templesholom.com.

If you haven’t had a chance to sign up for my Weekly Teaching emails, please do so by contacting me directly.

I wish you all a Happy Chanukah, and as the secular New Year now approaches, I also pray for us all to have a very Happy, Healthy and Peaceful New Year.

Chag Chanukah Sameach, Rabbi Mitch

IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY

RABBI MITCH CAN BE REACHED ON THE

AFTER HOURS PHONE BY CALLING

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Senior RabbiMitchell M. Hurvitz

Assistant Rabbi/Youth DirectorChaya Bender

Rabbi EmeritusHillel E. Silverman

CantorSandy Bernstein

Hazzan Sheni/Ritual DirectorEzra Konigsberg

Executive DirectorEileen Robin

Associate Executive Director Lori Baden

Director of FinanceNori Goldsmith

Nursery School DirectorDavid Cohen

Nursery School Director EmeritusPhyllis Lyons

Director of Congregational LearningBarry Gruber

Congregational CoordinatorAlice Schoen

Manager of Communications and Program CoordinatorGina Pernicano

PresidentBen Kriegler

Sisterhood Co-PresidentsPhyllis Shapiro Randi Weingarten

FROM OUR RABBI

No cost and open to the community.RSVP to Michele Strauss, michele.strauss@templesholom.com or 203-542-7161.

A LATKE FUN!Dreidels, Donuts & DJ

Hosted by the TSLC Parent Assocation

TEMPLE SHOLOM’S ANNUALCHANUKAH PARTY

Games * Prizes * Crafts * Latkes * Donuts * Dancing and more…Sunday, December 2, 2018, 11:30 am–1:00 pm

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Although our observance of this year’s High Holidays is complete, I want to express my personal thanks to Rabbi Mitch, Rabbi Chaya, Cantor Sandy, Hazzan Sheni Ezra Konigsberg, in addition to Mikhal Weiner, the musicians and soloists, for creating a meaningful and memorable High Holiday experience. A big shout out to all the staff working behind the scenes to make it happen so seamlessly.

I also extend deep gratitude and thanks on behalf of the Board of Trustees to those who have already participated in this year’s Kol Nidre Appeal, as well as to those who support Temple Sholom throughout the year. Your continued generosity is greatly appreciated and helps to pave the way for Temple Sholom’s future.

Speaking of the future, the new full-day Selma Maisel Nursery School program is well underway and currently has a waitlist through 2020. The school is humming along five days a week from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. The infant/toddler and pre-school classrooms are busy, the parents are involved, and the staff and directors are all doing a fantastic job.

It is due to this measured and qualified success that the Temple Sholom Learning Center search committee has recommended

and voted unanimously to promote Nursery School Director David Cohen to the position of Director of Schools at Temple Sholom. Rabbi Mitch, Eileen Robin and I strongly support this, and we look forward to David’s leadership of both of our schools. We are confident he will achieve the highest level of quality education while providing a meaningful Judaic experience for all of our children.

It’s hard to believe that Chanukah is almost here! In Hebrew, the word “Chanukah” means “dedication.” The name reminds us that this holiday commemorates the re-dedication of the holy Temple in Jerusalem following the Jewish victory over the Syrian-Greeks in 165 B.C.E. There was only enough oil to burn for one day, yet miraculously, it burned for eight days. A little light expels a lot of darkness!

This year, may the message of Chanukah illuminate each of our lives and help to make things brighter for all.

Happy Chanukah!

B’Shalom Ben Kriegler, President

A NOTE FROM OUR PRESIDENT

From Our Rabbi . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Note from Our President . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 New Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Fall Holiday Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Fall Programming Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 December Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 January Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 February Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Mazel Tov to our B‘nai Mitzvah . . . . . . . . . . 9-10 New England Jewish Collegiate A Cappella . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Donations . . . . . . . . . 11-12 Simcha Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Bereavement Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Yahrzeits . . . . . . . . . 14-15 Party Planning Showcase . . . . . Back Cover & Mitzvah Project Fair

IN THIS ISSUE…WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST MEMBERS

Sallie FelzenErik & Rebecca Gutman

Carole HochmanCaio Kac

Jeffrey & Cody KayeEdouard & Charlotte Matitia

Rose Anne NadelJeffrey & Stephanie Norton

Neil Ritter & Susan ZuckermanJake Rogers

David & Patricia StarkVitaly & Abby VorobeychikAndrew & Mariam Wind

Jonathan & Cynthia WolfeDan & Jamie Zinn

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FALL HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS

Selichot Under the Stars Rosh Hashanah Family Service SMNS Shofar Blowing

SMNS Unrolling of the Torah Sukkah Decorating Yom Kippur Teen Social Action

Erev Simchat Torah Celebration & TSLC Sholom Games Challenge

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FALL PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTS

Sisterhood Fall Fling: The Art of Ikebana

Jewish Network of Young Couples’ Autumn Mingle

“Incoporating Kindness Into Your Parenting” JEWEL Inaugural Event

“We Stand As One” Solidarity Shabbat

Family Fall Outing to Harvest Moon Farm & Orchard

Itsy Bitsy Playgroup Annual Senior Bingo & DinnerPajama Shabbat with Rabbi Chaya, Cantor Sandy & Sheldon Low

“My Amazing Story” with Bizu Riki Mullu

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DECEMBER 2018 KISLEV–TEVET

SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT

1 23 Kislev9:00 am

Shabbat Study9:00 am–10:00 am

Learner’s Minyan10:00 am ServicesBar Mitzvah4:00 pm

Charles Allard

2 24 Kislev 3 25 Kislev 4 26 Kislev 5 27 Kislev 6 28 Kislev 7 29 Kislev 8 30 Kislev8:30 am

Minyan9:00 am–1:00 pm

Sisterhood Chanukah Giftique

10:00 am–2:00 pmSMNS Book Fair

11:30 am–1:00 pmChanukah Celebration

1st Night of Chanukah

2nd Night of Chanukah

Noon–1:00 pmLunch ‘n Learn

3rd Night of Chanukah

9:15 am–11:30 amInfant/Child First Aid & CPR/AED Course

10:30 am–11:30 amItsy Bitsy Playgroup

4th Night of Chanukah

5th Night of Chanukah

5:30 pm–6:30 pmPJ Shabbat

6:30 pm Services

4:07 pmCandle LightingParshat Miketz

6th Night of Chanukah

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am ServicesB’nai Mitzvah10:00 am

Bruce Lunder6:00 pm

Daisy Stuart

7th Night of Chanukah

9 1 Tevet 10 2 Tevet 11 3 Tevet 12 4 Tevet 13 5 Tevet 14 6 Tevet 15 7 Tevet8:30 am

Minyan6:00 pm–8:00 pm

Judah BBYO Family Chanukah Party (off-site)

8th Night of Chanukah

7:00 pm–9:15 pmSisterhood Game Night

Noon–1:00 pmLunch ‘n Learn

10:30 am–11:30 amItsy Bitsy Playgroup

6:30 pm Services

4:08 pmCandle LightingParshat Vayigash

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am Services7:00 pm–9:30 pm

BBYO Regional Dance (off-site)

16 8 Tevet 17 9 Tevet 18 10 Tevet 19 11 Tevet 20 12 Tevet 21 13 Tevet 22 14 Tevet8:30 am

Minyan9:00 am

TSLC Dads & Bagels

7:30 pmBoard of Trustees Meeting

Part-Day SMNS Closed until January 2 for Winter Break

Noon–1:00 pmLunch ‘n Learn

10:30 am–11:30 amItsy Bitsy Playgroup

6:30 pm Services

4:11 pmCandle LightingParshat Vayechi

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am Services

23 15 Tevet 24 16 Tevet 25 17 Tevet 26 18 Tevet 27 19 Tevet 28 20 Tevet 29 21 Tevet8:30 am

Minyan

Learning Center Closed until January 3 for Winter Break

Full-Day SMNS Closed until January 2 for Winter Break

Temple Offices Closed

3:30 pm–5:30 pmMovie Playdate: “Trolls”

Toy Drive Ends

6:30 pm Services

4:16 pmCandle LightingParshat Shemot

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am Services

30 22 Tevet 31 23 Tevet8:30 am

Minyan

Now Through

December 28

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JANUARY 2019 TEVET–SHEVAT

SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT

1 24 Tevet 2 25 Tevet 3 26 Tevet 4 27 Tevet 5 28 Tevet

Temple Offices, TSLC & SMNS Closed

New Year’s Day

6:30 pm Services

4:21 pmCandle LightingParshat Vaera

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am Services

6 29 Tevet 7 1 Shevat 8 2 Shevat 9 3 Shevat 10 4 Shevat 11 5 Shevat 12 6 Shevat8:30 am

Minyan10:00 am–11:00 am

“Putting God on the Guest List” with Rabbi Mitch

11:00 am–1:00 pmParty Planning Showcase & Mitzvah Project Fair

11:30 am–1:00 pm“Summer” Camp Youth Program(K–4th Grade)

7:00 pmSisterhood Rosh Chodesh Program

Noon–1:00 pmLunch ‘n Learn

7:00 pm–8:30 pmBBYO Meeting

10:30 am–11:30 amItsy Bitsy Playgroup

5:30 pm–6:30 pmPJ Shabbat

6:30 pm Musical Shabbat

4:28 pmCandle LightingParshat Bo

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am Services

13 7 Shevat 14 8 Shevat 15 9 Shevat 16 10 Shevat 17 11 Shevat 18 12 Shevat 19 13 Shevat8:30 am

Minyan9:00 am

TSLC Family Education Day

7:00 pm–9:15 pmSisterhood Game Night

7:30 pmBoard of Trustees Meeting

Noon–1:00 pmLunch ‘n Learn

10:30 am–11:30 amItsy Bitsy Playgroup

6:00 pm–7:00 pmClub FiveSixSeven Hangout

5:30 pm–7:00 pmSocial Action: Inspirica Women’s Shelter (off-site)

Teen MLK Weekend Service Trip to New Orleans6:30 pm

Services

4:36 pmCandle LightingParshat Beshalach

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am Services

20 14 Shevat 21 15 Shevat 22 16 Shevat 23 17 Shevat 24 18 Shevat 25 19 Shevat 26 20 Shevat8:30 am

Minyan9:30 am–11:30 am

Sisterhood Tzitzit Tying

Learning Center Closed

Temple Offices, SMNS Closed

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Noon–1:00 pmLunch ‘n Learn

7:00 pm–8:30 pmBBYO Meeting

10:30 am–11:30 amItsy Bitsy Playgroup

Full-Day SMNS Closes at 1:00 pm for Professional Development

7:00 pm–8:30 pm“Let Me Tell You A Story” with Guest Speaker Dr. Lydia Soifer

BBYO Regional Convention (off-site)

6:30 pm Services

4:45 pmCandle LightingParshat Yitro

9:00 am Shabbat Study

9:00 am–10:00 amLearner’s Minyan

10:00 am ServicesBar Mitzvah4:30 pm

Alex Hugon8:00 pm

A Night of Amazement & Astonishment with Mentalist Ken Salaz

27 21 Shevat 28 22 Shevat 29 23 Shevat 30 24 Shevat 31 25 Shevat8:30 am

MinyanNoon–1:00 pm

Lunch ‘n Learn10:30 am–11:30 am

Itsy Bitsy Playgroup

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FEBRUARY 2019 SHEVAT–ADAR I

SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT

1 26 Shevat 2 27 Shevat5:30 pm–6:30 pm

PJ Shabbat6:00 pm

3rd–4th Grade Erev Shabbat Experience & Dinner

6:30 pm Services

4:53 pmCandle LightingParshat Mishpatim

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am ServicesB’nai Mitzvah10:00 am

Harrison Goldenberg

4:30 pmOwen Hoffman

3 28 Shevat 4 29 Shevat 5 30 Shevat 6 1 Adar 1 7 2 Adar 1 8 3 Adar 1 9 4 Adar 18:30 am

Minyan11:30 am–1:00 pm

“Kindness to Animals” Youth Program (K–4th Grade)

12:00 pmProject Ezra Senior Luncheon

1:30 pm–6:30 pmAmerican Red Cross Blood Drive

Noon–1:00 pmLunch ‘n Learn

7:00 pm–9:00 pmWomen’s Paint Night

7:00 pm–8:30 pmBBYO Meeting

10:30 am–11:30 amItsy Bitsy Playgroup

6:00 pm–7:00 pmClub FiveSixSeven Hangout

6:30 pm Services

7:30 pmScholar-in-Residence Shabbat Dinner with Rev. Jim Lemler

5:02 pmCandle LightingParshat Terumah

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am ServicesBat Mitzvah10:00 am

Penelope Brody

10 5 Adar 1 11 6 Adar 1 12 7 Adar 1 13 8 Adar 1 14 9 Adar 1 15 10 Adar 1 16 11 Adar 18:30 am

Minyan

Learning Center Closed until February 18 for President’s Week Break

7:00 pm–9:15 pmSisterhood Game Night

7:30 pmBoard of Trustees Meeting

Part-Day SMNS Closed until February 19 for Mid-Winter Vacation

Noon–1:00 pmLunch ‘n Learn

6:30 pm Services

5:11 pmCandle LightingParshat Tetzaveh

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am Services

17 12 Adar 1 18 13 Adar 1 19 14 Adar 1 20 15 Adar 1 21 16 Adar 1 22 17 Adar 1 23 18 Adar 18:30 am

MinyanTemple Offices, SMNS Closed

President’s Day

Noon–1:00 pmLunch ‘n Learn

10:30 am–11:30 amItsy Bitsy Playgroup

5:30 pm–7:00 pmSocial Action: Inspirica Women’s Shelter (off-site)

6:30 pm Services

5:19 pmCandle LightingParshat Ki Tisa

9:00 am Shabbat Study

10:00 am Services7:30 pm

SMNS Annual Fundraiser

24 19 Adar 1 25 20 Adar 1 26 21 Adar 1 27 22 Adar 1 28 23 Adar 18:30 am

Minyan11:30 am–1:00 pm

TSLC Family Bingo

7:00 pm–8:30 pmBBYO Meeting

10:30 am–11:30 amItsy Bitsy Playgroup

7:00 pmYou and Your In-Laws: A Complex RelationshipHosted by Sisterhood

7:30 pmNuts & Bolts of the B’nai Mitzvah Year

Women’s Paint NightTuesday, February 5

7:00 pm–9:00 pm

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February 2, 2019

Owen HoffmanSon of David Hoffman and Linda Hoffman

Owen is a 7th grader at Greenwich Country Day School. He has a sunny disposition and an outstanding sense of humor. His primary interests are sports, gaming, academics and art. Owen is still considering what his mitzvah project will be. To Owen, becoming a Bar Mitzvah is a great opportunity to learn about his cultural heritage.

Harrison is a 7th grader at Eastern Middle School. He loves spending time with his family and friends. Harrison enjoys soccer, playing his cello, gaming, tennis, traveling and community service. For his mitzvah project, Harrison is volunteering at Neighbor to Neighbor to help those in our community with access to food, clothing and basic living essentials. Becoming a Bar Mitzvah is a part of Harrison’s transition into Jewish adulthood and demonstrates his continuing dedication to his faith and community.

February 2, 2019

Harrison GoldenbergSon of Mark Goldenberg and Sarah Zeegen Brother of Hannah and Rachel

Daisy is a 7th grader at Rye Country Day School. She loves spending time with her friends, and is also extremely family-oriented. Her passions include her love for dogs, and she has a special place in her heart for rescue animals. Daisy loves to dance, sing, play soccer, snow ski, horseback ride and spend her summers at Camp Walden in Denmark, ME. For her mitzvah project, Daisy is planning a fun run in the spring to raise awareness and funds for March for our Lives, the organization founded by the survivors of the Parkland, FL, shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

December 8, 2018

Daisy Stuart Daughter of John and Michele Sister of Ethan

Alex is a 7th grader at Blind Brook Middle School in Rye Brook, NY. In his free time, he enjoys playing soccer, basketball, hanging out with friends and family, and an occasional game of Fortnite. He also volunteers for the Children’s Hope Chest which helps children in need throughout Westchester. During the summer, Alex attends camp Equinunk in Pennsylvania and would likely live there if given the choice. For his mitzvah project, Alex will be working with Cerebral Palsy of Westchester to assist in coaching their wheelchair basketball team. To Alex, becoming a Bar Mitzvah means continuing the tradition of his family and Jews around the world, and celebrating a day when he will be accepted as an adult in the Jewish community.

January 26, 2019

Alex HugonSon of Fabrice and Merle Brother of Benji

December 8, 2018

Bruce LunderSon of Michael and Dina Brother of Joshua

Bruce is a 7th grader at the Whitby School. He plays tennis, basketball and football, and is an avid reader, enjoying almost any type of book. Bruce has spent summers at ESF Tennis Camp, while also attending a variety of overnight camps including Six Points Sports Academy, in Greensboro, NC. For his mitzvah project, he is helping younger kids develop athletic skills through Kids Helping Kids. He plans to donate a portion of his Bar Mitzvah funds to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, which helped his grandfather when he came to this country after World War II. To Bruce, becoming a Bar Mitzvah means beginning his journey as a responsible and contributing member of Jewish society guided by Jewish values and principles.

Charlie attends King School and is in the 7th grade. He has gone to Camp Laurel in Maine since he was 7 years old. It is his favorite place in the world, and so for a mitzvah project, Charlie is working to raise money to send a child to The Hole in the Wall camp. It is a special program for children who are very ill to spend a week away from doctors and hospitals and enjoy the fun of camp. Charlie plays football for King and is a Bantam goalie for the Greenwich Skating Club. He loves music, skiing, ping-pong and most of all spending time with his friends. He is very excited to celebrate his Bar Mitzvah and have all of his family and best friends from his life come together for this event!

December 1, 2018

Charles AllardSon of Matt and Sara Brother of Isabel and Katherine

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Penelope is a 7th grader at Rye Country Day School in Rye, NY. In her free time, she enjoys horseback riding, field hockey, dance, coding and art. During the past several summers, Penelope has been attending Camp Cayuga in Honesdale, PA. For Penelope’s mitzvah project, she has been volunteering at The Nathaniel Witherell in Greenwich, CT. Some of her responsibilities include escorting residents to activities, playing games, listening to music and engaging in conversations. To Penelope, becoming a Bat Mitzvah means continuing family traditions and learning to be a part of her Jewish community.

February 9, 2019

Penelope BrodyDaughter of Cary and Felicia Sister of Melanie, Olivia, Cecily and Spencer

NEW ENGLAND COMPETITION & SHOWCASE HIGHLIGHTS BEST IN JEWISH COLLEGIATE A CAPPELLA

More than 400 people attended the first-ever New England Jewish Collegiate A Cappella Competition and Showcase on November 4 at Temple Sholom. Eight teams from the Northeast participated, and each performed a song in Hebrew, a song in English with a Jewish context, and a song of their choice. The event — produced by Gaston Bernstein and chaired by Cantor Sandy Bernstein — also included an opening performance from Temple Sholom’s new Teen Choir. Awards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place were given to “Shir Appeal”, “Alef Beats” and “Manginah”, respectively. Rutgers’ Yitzy Dier was named Best Soloist, and Tufts’ Noah Smith was named Best Beatboxer. Following the presentation of awards, all of the teams gathered together on the bima for a stellar rendition of “Al Hanissim” to close out the show. To view more pictures from the event, visit: www.templesholom.com/gallery

Temple Sholom’s Teen Choir “Kaskeset” (Binghamton University) “Kol Halayla” (Rutgers University)

“Manginah” (Brandeis University) “Alef Beats” (Brown University) “Shir Appeal” (Tufts University)

“The Mazel Tones” (Wesleyan University) “Ani V’Ata” (New York University) “Tizmoret” (Queens College)

The TSLC Sholom Games are underway!

Below are the team totals at the time the bulletin was printed:

Team Galilee Team Golan Team Negev

Points142

Points129

Points149

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DONATIONSWe gratefully acknowledge the following contributions to Temple funds:

RABBI HURVITZ’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

In Appreciation of:Rabbi Mitch

Susan & Paul LevineEllen & George ElkowitzBarbara FisherEva HausmanCarol & Robert HorowitzCarol & Ronald CowenSarah & Shane LeaheyWendy & Clifford StoberPaula Grossman, Carin Grossman & Leslie Grossman

Ezra KonigsbergRandi & Jeffrey Held

In Honor of:Their Wedding Ceremony

Richard Lipton & Susan Greisman

Sloane Miller Lawi’s Baby Naming

Samantha Miller & Kevin Lawi

Lauren Mondschein’s Bat Mitzvah

Carol & Harold MondscheinJulia Tamis’ Bat Mitzvah

Kim & Jeffrey TamisSabrina Knoll’s Bat Mitzvah

Silvina Skverer & Jonas KnollElliott Gordon’s Bar Mitzvah

Toby & Marc GordonJake Klein’s Bar Mitzvah

Lisa & Wayne KleinSydney & Jake Floch’s B’nai Mitzvah

Ora NavokDanielle Penn’s Bat Mitzvah

Ora NavokKaty Athan’s Bat Mitzvah

Kim & Tom AthanMitchell Goldstein’s Bar Mitzvah

Ali & Kenny GoldsteinSpencer Hymen’s Bris

Lauren & David HymenJudy Siegel

Their Grandchildren Sonny Eve Stein, Sidney Rae Rogers and Morgan Jackson Stein

Roni & Stuart SteinDanielle & Matthew Held’s Wedding

Randi & Jeffrey Held

In Memory of:Joyce Hurvitz z’l Genevieve Feldman z’l

Sally FeldmanStanley Moger z’l

Marcia MogerHans Soms z’l Martin Blaustein z’l

Frances BlausteinArthur Hertz z’l

Marc HertzWilliam “Billy” Zales z’l

Mugs ZalesMurray Frank z’l

Maura SmotrichArnold Feuerman z’l

Lisa YarnellLeon Shriber z’l

Marlene GilbertBarry Siegel z’l

Laurie SiegelLola Meyers z’l

Jesse Meyers Benjamin Sands z’l

Marty SandsSelma Buchsbaum z’l George Buchsbaum z’l Frances Buchsbaum z’l

Sandy BuchsbaumPauline Rosen z’l Ralph Rosen z’l

Carl RosenLeon Grossman z’l

Paula Grossman, Carin Grossman & Leslie Grossman

Naomi Perry z’l Arnold Perry z’l

Sheila Lager

In Support of:Emunah Afula Jewish Theological Seminary

Sally Feldman

ASSISTANT RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

In Appreciation of:Rabbi Chaya

John Freiberg

In Honor of:Sabrina Knoll’s Bat Mitzvah

Silvina Skverer & Jonas KnollMitchell Goldstein’s Bar Mitzvah

Ali & Kenneth Goldstein

In Memory of:Barry Siegel z’l

Laurie Siegel

CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

In Appreciation of:Naomi Tamerin

Barbara M. Fisher

In Honor of:Jake Klein’s Bar Mitzvah

Lisa & Wayne KleinMitchell Goldstein’s Bar Mitzvah

Ali & Kenneth GoldsteinCantor Sandy

Laurie & Van FrankelRobert Lichtenfeld

In Memory of:Barry Siegel z’l

Laurie SiegelIsidore Rosen z’l

Robert Rosen

AMY LIPTON Z’L ISRAEL ACTION FUND

Sylvia & Leonard MarxNancy & Jamie Better

EDUCATION/TORAH FUND

In Memory of:Daisy Nelkin z’l Lola Schaffir z’l

Sandra & Kurt Schaffir

KIDDUSH FUND

In Support of:Todd SheriffCarol Rosmarin

THE NORMA PERLSTEIN SOCIAL ACTION FUND

In Honor of:Zachary Ruchman & Michelle Hammer’s Wedding

Amy Horbar & Allan Ruchman

PROGRAMMING FUND

In Support of:JEWEL

Becca & Ethan Levine

SISTERHOOD FUND

In Honor of:Dorothy Shapiro’s Birthday

Doris & Christopher Sambuco

SPRING GIVING TREEScott Kesselman

TEMPLE SHOLOM LEARNING CENTER AND BARRY GRUBER FUND FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION

Olga z’l & George Mack

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In Appreciation of:Temple Sholom

Natalie & Gene Landres

In Honor of:Sandy & Kurt Schaffir’s 60th Wedding Anniversary

Eugene SchwartzJoshua Fields’ Shofar Blowing

Gloria Fields & Andrew Seligson

Karen & Henry GundersJill YolenFelice Robinov

Barry GruberJohn Freiberg

In Support of:Temple Sholom

Naomi Ratner Oshry

In Memory of:Minnie Levine z’l

Arnold LevineMary Kemeny z’l

Lillian LondonMichael Gelbs z’l

Scott GelbsHarold Chanesman z’l Anna Levine z’l

Doris & Christopher Sambuco

Gil Robinov z’lSharon Milbank & Andy Holmes

Sylvia Ivanhoe z’l Morris Ivanhoe z’l

Robert IvanhoeJudith Golden z’l

Anne IvanhoeGilberte Yowell z’l Daniel Yowell z’l

Alan Yowell

Morton Schimmel z’lAmy Kramer

Faye Hyman z’lJanice Wolpo

Stephen Kallet z’lBeth Kallet-Neuman

Gloria Silverstein z’lGabrielle & Donald Rattner

Theodore Schindler z’lJennifer Lowitt

Michael Lowitt z’lMickey Lowitt

Jerome Yarett z’lJordon Yarett

Rae Robbins z’lSusan Yarett

Martha Goodman z’l Leo Goodman z’l

Robert GoodmanNathan Scott z’l

Barbra ScottLeon Ciporin z’l

Daniel CiporinJason Sabbag z’l

Ralph SabbagDavid Caplan z’l Shirley Caplan z’l

Leta SmithLeon Shriber z’l

Jane & Paul WolanskyNorman Maurer z’l

Gloria MaurerNorman Maurer z’l

Michele GrahamChaika Maisel z’l

Selma MaiselEmanuel Donheiser z’l

Joyce VitaleBella Kallman z’l

Irwin KallmanLillian Seligman z’l

Susan Applebaum

Irving Applebaum z’lRobert Applebaum

Frances Lichtenfeld z’lRobert Lichtenfeld

Barry Hershaft z’lArthur Hershaft

Samuel Rifkin z’l Grace Rifkin z’l

Alan RifkinStanley Packer z’l

Craig PackerLillian Yablonsky z’l

Francesca GordonYonah Mannheimer z’l Dvora Mannheimer z’l Rachel Mannheimer z’l Shmuel Mannheimer z’l

Judith KallmanAlice Weisberg z’l

Irwin KallmanLeonard Katcher z’l

Mitchell KatcherRebecca Blustone z’l

Mark ShenkmanMorris Littman z’l

Mark ShenkmanBeatrice Garfunkel z’l

James RosenblumLon Best z’l

Ali GoldsteinRalph Drutman z’l

Michael DrutmanCarl Steinbaum z’l

Meg RussellBoris Tropp z’l

Vitaly TroppMartin Edelston z’l

Rita EdelstonEmanuel Gelbstein z’l Rheba Gelbstein z’l

Terri, Steven & Corey Gelbstein

Leon Shriber z’lDebra Fram

Jacob Kiviat z’lBelle Levine

Viola Proner z’lLaura & Richard Brounstein

Abe Hyman z’lJanice Wolpo

Arnold Orlovitz z’lJoan Orlovitz

Gerald Silverbrand z’lHoward Silverbrand

Suzanne Lipshitz z’lRandi Weingarten

Benjamin Frostig z’lRichard Frostig

Mayer M. Bennett z’lCarl Bennett

Doris Sydney z’lMadeleine Weiner

Morris Jacobs z’lNancy Jacobs

Lewis Rosen z’lEllen Wolfson

Jack Gottfried z’lSusan Davis

Sylvia Mershon z’lRonnie Gold

Gussie Weingarten z’lAudrey Kahn

Sol Pressner z’lBernie Pressner

Jack Millstein z’l Fanny Millstein z’l

Sissy SteinElder Stein z’l Goldie Stein z’l

Gary Stein

DONATIONS We gratefully acknowledge the following contributions to Temple funds:

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BEREAVEMENT NOTICESWe extend our deepest condolences to:

Marlene Gilberton the loss of her father, Leon Shriber z’l, father-in-law to Alan, and grandfather to Jessica, Andrew and Daniel

Deborah Shabecoffon the loss of her father, Murray Frank z’l, father-in-law to Peter, and grandfather to Alex, Teddy and William

Jesse Meyerson the loss of his wife, Lola Meyers z’l, mother to Jennifer and Peter, mother-in-law to Lisa, and grandmother to Esme and Willa

Stephen Blockon the loss of his wife, Penny Block z’l, mother of Stanley and Harry. Penny was the daughter of Barry Lesser, and sister to Eileen Cohen and Michael Lesser

Judith Oppenheimon the loss of her husband, Philip Oppenheim z’l, father of Nancy, Lucy and Judy, and grandfather of Dylan

Debbie Brandon the loss of her mother, Viola Proner z’l, mother-in-law of David, and grandmother of Stephen, Eric and Julia

Laurie Siegelon the loss of her husband, Barry Siegel z’l. Barry was father of Eric, Marci, and Pamela, father-in-law of David Achzet, Stuart Zgodny and Elizabeth Wood, and grandfather of Allie, Jordan, Samantha, Dylan, Logan, Conner, Greyson and Hunter. He was also the brother of Steven and Dale, brother-in-law of Randie, uncle of Ross and great-uncle of Camden

SIMCHA CORNERMazel Tov to:

Rita Edelstonon the birth of her great grandson, son of Dorothy Abrams and Adam Levinson, and grandson of Margie and Bob Abrams

Elliott Gordon and his familyon the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah

Ben Yorke and his familyon the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah

Mitchell Goldstein and his familyon the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah

Hannah Knee and her familyon the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Jackson Weinstein and his familyon the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah

Kate Athan and her familyon the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Avery Schneider on her familyon the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Ellie Florin and her familyon the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Jake Brown and his familyon the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah

Naomi Oberweger and her familyon the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Leo Boksner and his familyon the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah

Emma Kulekofsky and her familyon the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Lori Baden and Alan Rothenstreichon their marriage

Amy Horbar and Allan Ruchmanon the marriage of their son, Zachary Ruchman, to Michelle Hammer, daughter of Linda and Steve Hammer

Tess Charney and her familyon the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Sydney & Jake Floch and their familyon the occasion of their B’nai Mitzvah

Jayce Brossman and her familyon the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Isaac Neuman and his familyon the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah

Danielle Penn and her familyon the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Rabbi Chaya Benderon the presentation of her Senior Sermon at JTS

Desiree and Michael Katcheron the birth of their daughter, Ava Rose, sister of Jonah, and granddaughter of Mitchell and Anne Katcher and Saiid and Rosa Rastegar

Sarah DesChamps and her family on the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Avery Hirsh and her family on the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah

Debbie Daum, Dina Klein Lunder and Yael Rosen

who were honored as Outgoing Vice Presidents at this year’s UJA-JCC Greenwich Women’s Philanthropy Fall Brunch

Alexandra Bergstein on her victory in this year’s election for State Senator of the 36th District

Judah BBYO, with special thanks to BBYO Community Service VP Marcus Mann,

for winning the Community Service Shield Award at Fall Convention for excellent chapter community service

Barry Gruber, Director of Congregational Learning,

on receiving his honorary doctorate in pedagogy from JTS

May you be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.

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12/2/2018 (24 Kislev)Helen GlassSidney SmilowitzJudith Wormser

12/3/2018 (25 Kislev)Fanny Millstein

12/4/2018 (26 Kislev)Jerry AtkinsMel BergsteinElsa Lilienthal

12/5/2018 (27 Kislev)Rose GundersTheresa HoweJosef RossRichard Shisslak

12/6/2018 (28 Kislev)Bertha Shemin

12/7/2018 (29 Kislev)Jill Richman BiedermanMatthew LilienPauline MackYitzhak PollakSam Rudell

12/8/2018 (30 Kislev)Isidore BeermanDavid Schiffman

12/9/2018 (1 Tevet)Sara T. EpsteinAnne Struven

12/10/2018 (2 Tevet)Morris Stone

12/11/2018 (3 Tevet)Jennie BaikovitzPhilip DamashekCelia LevineGeorge Rattner

12/12/2018 (4 Tevet)Jon Marshall BlockBeatrice GreenMiriam JohnsonKaren MagidsonAbraham Stahl

12/13/2018 (5 Tevet)Rena FriedmanAnita HotchkissBarney PapkinLeanore RosenHerbert SavitzAlfred SilversteinEsther Wiesenfeld

12/14/2018 (6 Tevet)Julius LichtenfeldJoseph Musayev

12/15/2018 (7 Tevet)Arthur GoldJulius LipshitzGideon OberwegerCesia Honig RitterWilliam Shore

12/16/2018 (8 Tevet)Samuel BierIrving G MillerEmanuel Scherman

12/17/2018 (9 Tevet)Sydell BennettPeter BlumbergAaron ResnickSarah ResnickMartin Shapiro

12/18/2018 (10 Tevet)Abe CaplanGilda GordonAmy LowBarbara SiderMilton SmithCarl Thaw

12/19/2018 (11 Tevet)Gerd BodeenMax CooperLois B. GreenJean MandelSaul Solomon

12/20/2018 (12 Tevet)Arthur Block

12/21/2018 (13 Tevet)Anita Waldman Shapiro

12/22/2018 (14 Tevet)Marjorie Kayton

12/23/2018 (15 Tevet)Diane Winston CohenKatie MoskowitzTomoko Nakata (Oma)

12/24/2018 (16 Tevet)Simone Cohen LevyAdele RothblattLillian SmilowitzAlvin Wolansky

12/25/2018 (17 Tevet)Eva Merker

12/26/2018 (18 Tevet)Barbara AronssonYehuda EbsteinIda GoldenFay LevineAmy LiptonSidney RosensweigShirley Seinfeld

12/27/2018 (19 Tevet)Minna Zella BelforSophie Ruth CaplanFred Rosenberg

12/28/2018 (20 Tevet)Ruth LagerEdith Shultz

12/29/2018 (21 Tevet)Michael Eric BekeyEmmanuel GluckinJudith JosephsBellina Vitale

12/30/2018 (22 Tevet)Mark CoronFrances GoldsteinJerry ShapiroJudith Waitz

12/31/2018 (23 Tevet)Mildred Berman KaufmanSteven Tanenbaum

1/1/2019 (24 Tevet)Anna AbramskyBernard MountyLedicia Kidouchim SabbagRuth SmulowitzJack Weiner

1/2/2019 (25 Tevet)Walter JohnsonMichael KaplowitzDebby RothCelia RubinsteinIrvin Schneider

1/3/2019 (26 Tevet)Adeline BishopRaymond SimonLinda TanenbaumHerman Weiss

1/4/2019 (27 Tevet)David Ginott

1/5/2019 (28 Tevet)Irving SeinfeldMary Shisslak

1/6/2019 (29 Tevet)William AdelbergHelen BoganLillian BrodyPaul DanielsEsther PressnerElder H. Stein

1/7/2019 (1 Shevat)Selma Rattner

1/8/2019 (2 Shevat)Sol DavidowMonir LazarBernard RaiderJoseph A. Tamerin

1/9/2019 (3 Shevat)Louis GoldsteinRuth HerrmannJoy Van Leeuwen

1/10/2019 (4 Shevat)Beverly FriedRichard GoldenLeon LandmanEmanuel “Manny” Shemin

1/12/2019 (6 Shevat)Lilly BlumbergMaurice BrandDavid Miron

1/13/2019 (7 Shevat)Jean Kimmel BorkowskyLee Weingarten

1/14/2019 (8 Shevat)Ronald CastleMorris EllenbogenJean LevinePearl OrnerHoward Padernacht

WHAT IS A YAHRZEIT?Meaning “Time of Year” in Yiddish, this anniversary commemorates the death of a loved one. It is symbolized by the recitation of the Kaddish prayer and reading of the names of those dearly departed in the Temple. At home, a candle is lit on the eve of Yahrzeit to represent the soul and burns for 24 hours. Tzedakah, a Hebrew word for righteousness and signifying charity, is offered to the family in the form of gifts, donations, or simply emotional support. In this way, we remember our beloved.

Yahrzeit Candles are available for a small donation in the main Temple office.

YAHRZEITS • December 2018–January 2019 • Kislev–Tevet–Shevat

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1/15/2019 (9 Shevat)Cecille GlanceAlvin Gerald GoldsmithRita HertzShirley Preston Wiesen

1/16/2019 (10 Shevat)Sidney DulmanCraig GoldsweigLeon B. Ruben

1/17/2019 (11 Shevat)Charles K. BrauerTheodore LundIra Sussman

1/18/2019 (12 Shevat)Oscar Isaac GoldstuckHilda RothenbergHarry RothsteinRobert “Bud” Steiner

1/19/2019 (13 Shevat)Sabina BeinsteinGoodwin GlanceNorman KesslerSusan LeiferJohn NadasiTania OberwegerTerry RicklerLinda Stark

1/20/2019 (14 Shevat)Sandra ClementIrving DelmanRaymond Kriegler

1/21/2019 (15 Shevat)Augusta GluckinLester MillerEmanuel Mullen

1/22/2019 (16 Shevat)Susan BaronJeanette KellerNorma MarcusAnola Edith Schechter

1/23/2019 (17 Shevat)Robert LilienthalMarilyn Miron

1/24/2019 (18 Shevat)Fanny CohenRalph LevensonSeymour MannPaul OstrikerMeyer SakinGeorge A. Zuckerman

1/25/2019 (19 Shevat)Arthur EytelEdward KleinIrving MackDorothy Smith

1/26/2019 (20 Shevat)Abraham GoldfarbBernice JacobsonAndrew KemenyFlorence Zacks MeltonLouis Schall

1/27/2019 (21 Shevat)Louis BurskyRita RuchmanSelma Scherman

1/28/2019 (22 Shevat)Anne DubeAbraham MaiselBarbara Kaye WeinrachJames Howard Weiss

1/29/2019 (23 Shevat)Morris ChonovskyJames G. SuttonMax Taffet

1/30/2019 (24 Shevat)Rabbi Yosef David

AnachovitschMelvin LondonEmanuele Vitale

1/31/2019 (25 Shevat)Jessie Betty DavisLuba FinkelsteinArthur GrossAlter Bentzion GutmanSeymour Zaldin

2/2/2019 (27 Shevat)William GordonIris KrautSylvia Levenson MillerMarilyn Primoff KohnJeanette Smith

2/3/2019 (28 Shevat)Neal HochmanIrving Weidler

2/4/2019 (29 Shevat)Kate (Kitty) CooperGeorge GrossHarry Kallman

2/5/2019 (30 Shevat)Paul Lang

2/6/2019 (1 Adar I)Helene Irene KatzCarol LichtenfeldPhilip PolanDavid RakowitzEsther SchneiderMarvin Yarnell

2/7/2019 (2 Adar I)Moshe ArievenHenry Markley

2/8/2019 (3 Adar I)Samuel FeinsodMildred GordonElizabeth RaffMarvin Wels

2/9/2019 (4 Adar I)Helen BrecherErnest Bernath KleinAnita SternEmanuel WeissLeon WiesenfeldSamuel Yablonsky

2/10/2019 (5 Adar I)Morris ChonovskyRose DarrSamuel HalpernLillian StoneFloyd Warner

2/11/2019 (6 Adar I)Elihu Silverman

2/12/2019 (7 Adar I)Florence BassRuth GlazierErnestina GoldenbergShirley PitelliWilliam Rosenblum

2/13/2019 (8 Adar I)Bertram Fisher

2/14/2019 (9 Adar I)Jim ColwellAsher MannheimerRoslynne MarkleyMary ProbstArthur Schon

2/15/2019 (10 Adar I)Leonard ApfelbaumRiva BaicovitzGrace KrieglerNancy LefermanJudith Whalen

2/16/2019 (11 Adar I)Meyer BergerHarry FlaksMona GoldHorace ManacherMaurice Welt

2/17/2019 (12 Adar I)Marvin AsnesMyra BierEugene Byron GaltonElaine GlassJoyce GlassEdith MeyerIsidore PachanikSarah PerlsteinJacqueline PronerGertrude Waitz

2/18/2019 (13 Adar I)Belle CrossRobert GlassFrema RimerHoward Wolfe

2/19/2019 (14 Adar I)Leo AsnessElias KraftAdele MandelFred NivesSylvia RogersRose SallGraham Stone

2/20/2019 (15 Adar I)Abraham FriedbergBella LubnerHermann MandelSam Schondorf

2/21/2019 (16 Adar I)Edna Padernacht

2/22/2019 (17 Adar I)Florence LewisSanford Charles SigoloffMorris Silverman

2/23/2019 (18 Adar I)Rita Goldstein

2/24/2019 (19 Adar I)Charles GrimesAlissa ManacherJoseph Schur

2/25/2019 (20 Adar I)Genevieve FeldmanBette FleisherAnita LewisRobert MorensteinEileen Saperstein

2/26/2019 (21 Adar I)Lazer KaminkowitzPaul MyerbergSophie SilvermanJacob Steinberg

2/27/2019 (22 Adar I)Irving BerlinHerbert Ronald EdelsteinEdward MarksCharlotte Ann Snyder

2/28/2019 (23 Adar I)Ada FriedbergPaul RosenLillian Seigel

YAHRZEITS • January–February 2019 • Shevat–Adar I

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Party Planning Showcase & Mitzvah Project Fair

Sunday, January 6 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm

Come meet more than 30 vendors specializing in photo/video, entertainment, catering, venues, décor,

flowers and more at this free showcase!

Register in advance at: www.templesholom.com/PartyPlanningShowcase2019

Representatives from different organizations will also be on hand to discuss tikkun olam (social action) opportunities for upcoming b’nai mitzvah as part of the Mitzvah Project Fair.

SOCIAL & CORPORATE EVENTS WEDDINGSSWEET 16’S &

QUINCIÑERAS BAR/BAT MITZVAHS BRIDAL & BABY SHOWERS