UT Bulletin October 2009

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SCHEDULE OF SERVICESFOR OCTOBERSHABBAT SUKKOT

2 Friday Evening 6:30 PMKabbalat ShabbatPotluck Dinner

3 Saturday Morning 10:30 AMFestival Morning Service - Religious School will participateLuncheon to follow

Torah: Leviticus 23:33-44 Haftarah: Zechariah 14:7-9, 16:21

SHABBAT SHEMINI ATZERET / SIMCHAT TORAH

9 Friday Evening5:30 - Kinder Kef Consecration6:00 - Shabbat Festival Dinner7:30 - Service: Consecration , Hakafot of Torahs

10 Saturday Morning 10:30 AMYizkor will be recited

Torah: Deuteronomy 33:1-34:12 and Genesis 1:1-2:3 Haftarah: Joshua 1:1-18

SHABBAT BERESHIT

16 Friday Evening 6:30 PMKabbalat ShabbatBar/Bat Mitzvah class program to follow

17 Saturday Morning 10:30 AM11:15 AM - Tot Shabbat

Torah: Genesis 1:1-6:8 Haftarah: Isaiah 42:5-43:11

SHABBAT NOACH

23 Friday Evening 8:00 PM Late Shabbat Service

24 Saturday Morning 10:30 AMTorah: Genesis 6:9-11:32 Haftarah: Isaiah 54:1-55:5

SHABBAT LECH LECHASYNAPLEX SHABBAT

30 Friday Evening4:30 PM - Kids Shabbat Fun6:00 PM - Work Wind Down6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat7:30 PM - Pot Luck Dinner8:30 PM - Folk Dancing

31 Saturday Morning 10:30 AM

Torah: Genesis 12:1-17:27 Haftarah: Isaiah 40:27-41:16

The Bulletin Union Temple of Brooklyn

Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism OCTOBER 2009 TISHREI - CHESHVAN 5770 Vol. 161, No 2Simchat Torah

Celebration

Pot Luck Dinner

and

Festival Service

The fun begins

with a special

Young ChildrensService at 5:30 PM

See page 6

for details


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Rabbis Message New PartnershipDear Friends:

With the support and approval of our Board of Trustees, I am pleased to announce our par-ticipation in an exciting new program of partnership with the Jewish Board of Family andChildrens Services of UJA. Some six other synagogues in the general Brownstone Brook-lyn area also are participating in this partnership. It will provide all the rabbis and templeofficers with much needed support for our older adults. I have inserted the announcementfrom the JBFCS below. We will be talking more about it in the coming months. If youhave any questions at all, or know immediately that you would like to avail yourself of thisprogram for yourself, a parent or relative, or someone you know, please call me at the tem-ple: (718) 638-7600 or e-mail me at [email protected].

Meanwhile, I will look forward to seeing you on the upcoming Chagim of Sukkot and Simchat Torah.Chag Sameach to all

- Rabbi Linda Henry Goodman

AFREESYNAGOGUEBASEDPROGRAMFORJEWISHOLDERADULTSIN

NORTHERNANDCENTRALBROOKLYN

ThroughagenerousgrantfromtheWeinbergFoundationprovidedbyUJAFederationofNY,theJewishBoardofFamilyandChildrensServicesisabletooffertheexpertiseofourgeriatricsocialworkertoareasynagogues,freeofcharge.Wecanprovideyourcongregantswith:

Innovativeprogramsandworkshopsaddressingtheneedsofolderadults

o Healtheducationo Caregiverresourceso Socialandrecreationalprograms

Emotionalsupportforolderadultlifeissues

Support,consultation,andeducationforvolunteershelpingolderadults

Individualandfamilyassessmentandcounselbyouronsitegeriatricsocialworker.

HomeCareoversightandadvocacy

AccesstothefullrangeofservicesofJBFCS,andothercommunityagencies.

PartneringSynagogueswill: Developanongoingworkingrelationshipwithourprojectsocialworker.

Workwithourprogramstafftoidentify,planandhostactivitiestoaddresstheneedsof

oldercongregants.

Identifyandreferoldercongregantsinneed.

Marketandpublicizetheprogramworkshops,groups,andservicestothecongregation

andcommunity.


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Last spring, as we marked the 160th Anniversary ofUnion Temple, we celebrated the flowering of creativ-ity in our community, our Renaissance. After watch-ing the Union Temple performance of the Selichot

play The Gates Are Closing - acted, directed andstage-managed by congregants - Im reminded againof just how talented our members are.

In the last few years, Union Temple has presented artshows and a crafts fair, showcasing our membershandiwork - painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry andmultimedia creations of all kinds. The Temple hosted aconcert by a member composer, two programs of Yid-dish songs and a series of choral concerts. Memberswrote and performed a Purimshpiel starring DonaldTrump (you had to be there), and a straight-up perform-

ance ofFiddler on the Roofis coming in December.

And lets not forget the interior decoration, gardening,copywriting, editing, graphic design, photography andfilmmaking all flourishing at Union Temple.

Under the leadership of Rabbi Linda Goodman, herselfa musician, music has been an integral part of worshipat Union Temple. We have been blessed with the in-credible voice of Student Cantor Maria Dubinsky and

the vibrant musicality of our Music Director, Dr. Jona-than Hall. Our services have been enhanced with flute,guitar and most recently, at High Holy Day services,saxophone. Were starting an adult choir, and the youthchoir continues to delight us.

The beauty of the words and the surroundings, the gor-geous music, it all intensifies the richness of the spiri-tual experience. At the same time, creative expressiontaps into the talents of our diversely gifted member-ship and brings us together as a community.

I think were onto something. Is there a newPurimshpiel in the works?

-Beatrice Hanks, Treasurer

Officers Column Music and Worship

Union Temple Synaplex Shabbat

Israeli and international folk dancing for adults!

Friday, October 30Friday, October 30

Come learn some exciting dances and get some exercise.No partners necessary! Upbeat, catchy music!

Taught by members of the Brooklyn Heights International folk dance group, whohave been dancing on Monday nights in Brooklyn Heights for more than 10 years!

We enjoy the music and dance from countries around the world,but especially from the Balkan countries -- including Bulgaria,

Romania, Albania and also from Greece and Israel!

Come learn dances from these countries!!4:30 PM - Childrens Program6:00 PM - Work Wind Down6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat7:30 PM - Pot Luck Dinner and Folk DancingUnion Temple of Brooklyn - 17 Eastern Parkway (at Grand Army Plaza) Brooklyn, New York 11238 -

(718) 638-7600 www.uniontemple.org


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I just finished reading Outwitting History by AaronLansky, and really enjoyed it. Abe Barnett will lead abook discussion about Outwitting History at the Broth-erhood meeting on Sunday morning, October 25th,

at 10 AM. Well have bagels and coffee, of course,and all are welcome to attend.

Here is the publishers summary ofOutwitting History:

When he was a twenty-three-year-old graduate student, AaronLansky stumbled upon an alarm-ing fact: throughout NorthAmerica, thousands of Yiddishbooks books that had survivedHitler and Stalin were being

discarded and destroyed. As anolder generation passed on, moreoften than not their precious Yid-dish volumes were literallythrown in the trash by childrenand grandchildren unable to readthe language. An entire literature was onthe verge of extinction. So Lansky issueda public appeal for unwanted Yiddishbooks. The response was overwhelming.

When Lansky started out, it was believedthat fewer than 70,000 Yiddish-languagebooks existed. Lansky and a team ofyoung volunteers hauled books from cel-

lars, attics, synagogues, abandoned build-ings, and even dumpsters and recoveredthat number in six months. Twenty-fiveyears and one and one-half million books

later, the National Yiddish Book Center isone of the fastest-growing Jewish culturalorganizations in the world. Outwitting His-

tory is an inspiring adventure tale toldwith the exuberance of a man whosepassion and persistence created a homefor a precious legacy. And it confirmsthe prediction made by Isaac BashevisSinger when he accepted the Nobelprize: Yiddish has not yet said its lastword.

That summary only hints at Lanskysadventures in collecting and distributingYiddish books, not just in New York andNew England, but all over the world.And the National Yiddish Book Centersactivities steadily expanded in other

ways as well. For example, the answer tothe Trivial Pursuit question, What wasthe first literature to be digitized? Yid-dish! And they mean the entire literature.

So join us on October 25th

for a discussion of a re-markable story.

-Steve Segall , Brotherhood President

Brotherhood Outwitting History

With the beauty of our High Holy Days services stillringing in our ears and our hearts, Sisterhood entersOctober filled with inspiration and energy, eager to

start our exciting new season. Mark your calendar forSunday, October 18th, at 10 AM, for you won't wantto miss our first Rosh Chodesh Seder of the new year.Besides celebrating the vital role of Jewish women inour religion, our culture, and our world, we'll be dis-cussing the novel The Septembers of Shiraz by DaliaSofer. It's the moving story of a Jewish-Iranian familycaught up in the terror that reigned after the revolu-tion. Even if you don't have a chance to read the book,you won't want to miss taking part in what will defi-

nitely be a memorable discussion. As always, our ta-ble will be set with delicious delights, so bring yourappetite as well as your enthusiasm.

We thank all of you who sent in your dues. If itslipped your mind in this busy season, not to worry.Your membership checks are always welcome. Justwrite one for $36, made out to Sisterhood of UnionTemple, and mail it to the temple office. It's one smallbut important step on the road to tikkun olam.

A happy and blessed Sukkot and Simchat Torah to all!

-Barbara Brett, Recording Secretary

Sisterhood Septembers of Shiraz


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Religious School is off to a strong start this year. By thetime you read thisBulletin article we will be preparingto celebrate Simchat Torah on Erev Shabbat, Fridaynight, October 9th. It is a tradition at Union Temple,

and many Reform temples, to welcome new students toour Religious School with a consecration ceremony.

The word consecration has several meanings. In thecontext of the Religious School, the definition a com-mitment of your time to some cherished purpose ismost apt. The devotion of parents and children who ar-rive early Sunday mornings and forgo other activities tofurther their Jewish education is truly a commitment ofprecious time for a cherished purpose. We celebratethis dedication at Simchat Torah with singing, dancingand hakafot, circling around the sanctuary with the To-

rah. The new students are called up to the bimah for ablessing and receive small Torah scrolls of their own.

The Simchat Torah service is an appropriate time forthe consecration ceremony because we conclude ouryearly reading of the entire Torah and begin again.There are two Torah readings; the last verses of Deu-teronomy and the beginning of Genesis. This concre-tizes the ongoing nature of the study ofTorah, and wealso rejoice in the gift ofTorah, our ancient source oftradition, sacred stories, values and rituals.

This year as we renew our studies at Union Temple Re-ligious School we are beginning the year with a newcurriculum, and expanded programs. The overview of

the curriculum is called a curriculum map. At presentthis traces the course of learning from the Kinder Kefyear to the end of seventh grade and it can be expandedthrough confirmation, and post confirmation. The term

map is used because planning a curriculum is a bit likeplanning a trip. There is a limited amount of time so itis important to establish goals and to choose a destina-tion and places to visit along the way.

In the culture of religious schools in the United States,preparing for Bar and Bat Mitzvah has often becomethe de facto end point for many curriculums. Preparingfor this event is a worthy goal but it is not a final desti-nation. Deciding on what we would like to impart toour children during their time in our Religious Schoolis an important discussion to have with parents, teach-

ers and clergy. I would propose that in the most gen-eral terms we hope that our children have journeysthrough life filled with joy and purpose. The responsi-bility of the Religious School and the Temple is to de-velop a community where the children can learn aboutJudaism, God, spirituality, prayer, tikkun olam(repairing the world/social justice), and Israel, all thewhile developing a sense of Jewish identity. We arealso committed to supporting families in their ownefforts to establish homes that balance American cul-ture and values with Judaism.

In our efforts to achieve these goals we are strengthen-ing our Religious School by adding a weekly KinderKef program. Joie Golomb is the creative and capableteacher of this new class. I would like to especiallythank our Board Member, Dina Rabiner, for her helpin spreading the word to the Brooklyn community. Iwould also like to welcome Lisa Kingston and CaroleGould who are rabbinical students at Hebrew UnionCollege and are joining our faculty as co-teachers ofthe seventh grade class. Welcome back to our veteranteachers Rachel Dayan, Tzipi Hazan and Avi

Reinharz, and our songleader Josh Adland, and wel-come to all our new and returning families.

See you at Simchat Torah services,

-Ann Landowne, Principal

P.S. I would like to extend an invitation to the com-munity to attend the Shabbat morning service on Oc-tober 17th at 10:30 AM where I will deliver a sermonas a part of my responsibilities as your rabbinic intern.

Religious School A Roadmap to Jewish Learning

Love to sing?Join our cantor on

Wednesday evenings

for a congregant-based

vocal ensemble.If you are interested,

please contact Cantor Dubinsky

at [email protected] .

First meeting, Wednesday,

October 14 at 6:30 PM.


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Come one, come all

Please let us know you are coming and what you will bring.Union Temple will be serving drinks and a wonderful dessert

Name_________________________________________#adults______#children_____

I will bring: ___________________entree ________________side dish ___________________ salad

mail us this form or contact us via email ([email protected] )

Union Temple of Brooklyn

Simchat Torah Celebration

Special Childrens Service

Toddlers to First Grade

5:30 - 6 PMNew Student Consecration

Pot Luck Dinner 6 PM

Festival Service

New Student Consecration

Parade of the Torahs

7:30 PM

Union Temple of Brooklyn - 17 Eastern Parkway (at Grand Army Plaza) - Brooklyn, New York 11238-5699Telephone:(718) 638-7600 Fax:(718) 783-9151- email: [email protected] -www.uniontemple.org


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The teaching staff returned to school after Labor Dayrenewed and ready to start a wonderful new year. Inaddition to greeting our long-term staff, the preschoolwelcomed four new staff members: Jenny Torgerson,Beverly Alexander, Natalie Roth and Dawn Saunders.Jenny Torgerson, who teaches our Chickadees class(two year olds), is currently working towards her Mas-ters Degree in Early Childhood Education at BankStreet College. Beverly Alexander, Jennys assistant,has a long history with the school; she has worked as awonderful substitute teacher with us for several years.Another familiar face, Natalie Roth, joins the pre-school staff after working for the last seven summersin our summer program. Natalie is working with AlexBeers as the assistant teacher in both the Sparrows(three year olds) and Starlings (two year olds) classes.The new floater is Dawn Saunders. In addition toworking as a substitute teacher at the preschool, Dawnalso ran a home-based preschool program. We are for-tunate to have such a talented group joining our team!

In other news, the new carpeting was installed in thebig room, giving the whole school a sharp, clean look.The bathroom also received a partial face lift, addingto the fresh look of the school.

Were in high gear, as we start the school year. Eachchild has already come in for a pre-preschool visit overthe past week. The purpose of this initial contact is tofacilitate the childs bonding with the teachers and tohelp the child feel at home in the classroom. We startthe school year with a phase-in period, in which we di-vide the kids into smaller groups, and offer an abbrevi-ated school day. During the phase-in period, childrenget to know their classmates, start to learn the daily rou-tine, and gradually separate from their parents. Thephase-in period is a key element to developing a trust-

ing relationship with the teachers. During this period,we demonstrate day in and day out that school is a safeand fun place and that parents will always come back atthe end of the school day. We have a lot of importantwork ahead of us; we understand that the early days ofthe school year are critical ones, forming the foundationon which the school year rests.

-Susan Sporer, Director

Preschool Already in High Gear

Kinder Kef, Pre-K andKindergarten Programs

Union Temple is offering a weeklyKinder Kef, kindergarten, pre-kprogram (for four-and-five-

year- old children) every Sundaymorning when the ReligiousSchool is in session. The pro-

gram will run from 10 AM - 11:30 AM. Classesbegin on September 13th.

Kinder Kef's focus will be fun and experientiallearning. The children will learn about Shabbatand the Holidays through song, art, games and

stories.The fee for this yearlong program is $200 for tem-ple members and $330 for nonmembers.

Please contact Ann Landowne [email protected] to registerand for further information

Parking will be available forSimchat Torah Friday,October 9th at the Parking

Garage on St. Johns Place &Plaza Street

(in the new building nextdoor).

Tell theattendantyou are

attendingservices at Union Temple.


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Tzedakah

SUMMER READING

with Sisterhood of Union Temple

Get ready for our first Rosh ChodeshSeder of the Fall Season!

Read

THE SEPTEMBERS OF SHIRAZ

By Dalia SoferThen join with us

Sunday, October 18th at 10 AMas we celebrate the role of Jewish women and discuss this inspiring, moving

memoir of an unforgettable Iranian Jewish FamilySisterhood of Union Temple - 17 Eastern Parkway - Brooklyn, New York 11229

UNION TEMPLE MEMORIAL FUNDDonated by .....................................................................................In memory ofPatricia Stewart................ ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ....... William Marks and Estelle MarksOleg Nikhamin and Janna Aulova........................................................... Zoya AulovaJean Pierre Halioua.................................................................................. Felicie HaliouaDoris Klueger .......................................................................................... Charlotte KluegerLawrence Steckman................................................................................. Dora SteckmanGeorge Hausman .................................................................................... Jerry Hausman

Carolyn Jaffe............................................................................................ Louis R. Jaffe

RABBIS DISCRETIONARY FUNDDonated byAnna Budd and George Hausman ........................................................... in appreciationFran Panely.............................................................................................. in appreciation

HAPPY DAY FUNDDonated bySheila Soloff.......................................................................................................... in honor of daughter Lisas engagement to Yonatan Greenstein

SISTERHOOD MEMORIAL FUND.......................In memory ofBarbara and Hy Brett............................................................................................. Simon Brett

Barbara and Hy Brett............................................................................................. Henrietta Zinc

SISTERHOOD HAPPY DAY FUNDDonated by .....................................................................................In honor ofSuzanne and Henry Singer................... ........... ........... ........... .......... ......... the marriage of Benjamin Dreyfus to Elizabeth RichmanSuzanne and Henry Singer................... ........... ........... ........... .......... ......... the marriage of Jade Hutton to William PikeHortense Hurwitz.................. ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... .. The Sisterhood of Union Temple

BROTHERHOOD MEMORIAL FUND.................In memory ofEleanor Forman ....................................................................................... Aaron Forman, past president


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Union Temple suggests that its memberscontact our Funeral Director

Martin D. Kasdan ofBoulevard-Riverside Chapels

1895 Flatbush AvenueBrooklyn, NY

1-800-522-0588Proudly maintaining more

than 50 years of Temple involvement

The BulletinUnion Temple of Brooklyn

17 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn NY 11238(718) 638-7600

Fax (718) 783-9151E-mail [email protected]

Website Uniontemple.org

Dr. Linda Henry GoodmanRabbi

Maria DubinskyStudent Cantor

Dr. Jonathan B. HallMusic Director

Dr. Ann LandowneSchool of Religion Principal

Susan SporerPreschool Director

Doris KluegerPresident

Henry SingerJeffrey Stein

Vice Presidents

Ellen KolikoffSecretary

Beatrice HanksTreasurer

Mike BaronHortense R. Hurwitz

Honorary Presidents

Eleanor FormanHonorary Trustee

David RaphealBulletin Editor

John GolombTemple Administrator

Martin KasdanFuneral Director(800) 522-0588

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Memorial Plaques

A memorial plaque is a lasting tribute to a loved one.

If you wish more information regarding

obtaining a plaque in memory of a loved one

please e-mail the temple at

[email protected]

or leave a message with the temple office.

Morris Friedman................................................. October 1, 1954Albert Loeb......................................................... October 2, 1937Joseph Roschko .................................................. October 2, 2003Dorothy Hamburger............................................ October 4, 2004Minnie Lewis...................................................... October 3, 1937Hannah Bermas .................................................. October 3, 1962Edythe Sasuly..................................................... October 3, 1992

Rose Underberg.................................................. October 4, 1998Harriett David..................................................... October 5, 1922Dr. Jerome Hurwitz............................................ October 7, 1998Sarah Kolikoff .................................................... October 7, 2001Reta B. Boley ..................................................... October 8, 1969Cantor Paul Kwartin........................................... October 8, 1978Rebecca Frank.................................................... October 9, 1918Bessie Sterzelbach.............................................. October 9, 1927Chauncey H. Levy.............................................. October 9, 1992Jack Epstein...................................................... October 10, 1999George Hamburger ........................................... October 11, 1926Toby Shirk........................................................ October 11, 1929Sgt. Sidney Schnell........................................... October 11, 1944Donald M. Newman ......................................... October 11, 1979

Leopold Rice .................................................... October 13, 1896Helen Rosenberg .............................................. October 14, 1947Anna Rose Levine ............................................ October 14, 1977Charles Jaffa ..................................................... October 16, 1972Arnold L. Schukin ........................................ October 16, 2001Sidney Wasch................................................... October 17, 1939Maimie Goodman............................................. October 17, 1953Adele Kleiman.................................................. October 17, 1997Lina Leviton ..................................................... October 19, 1964Norman Minkin ................................................ October 19, 1992Max Barkan...................................................... October 20, 1928Nathanial Bloom............................................... October 20, 1973Saul Gross ........................................................ October 21, 1930

Nathan Glassheim............................................. October 22, 1945David Rosen ..................................................... October 22, 1957Dr. Henry P Boley............................................ October 22, 1967Jack Cooper ...................................................... October 22, 1985Sylvia Hahn...................................................... October 22, 1989Minnie Bergman............................................... October 23, 1911Elizabeth Kovrick............................................. October 23, 1939Gussie Smallberg.............................................. October 23, 1968Anna Rosoff ..................................................... October 24, 1944Dora Kamen ..................................................... October 25, 1962Frank Brown..................................................... October 25, 1979Louis Pokodner................................................. October 25, 1992Emanuel Rodecker ........................................... October 27, 1903

Simon Steinhardt.............................................. October 27, 1918Rose Salzman................................................... October 27, 1922Louis Hamberger .............................................. October 27, 1957


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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2

6:30 PM

Kabbalat Shabbat

Sukkot Evening

Pot Luck Dinner

39:00 AM

Shabbat Study

Hevre

10:30 AM

Morning Service

4 No ReligiousSchool

(see Saturday,

October 3)

10:00 AM

Social Action &Membership Com-

mittees, offsite

7:00 PM

Fiddler

5

6:00 PM

Officers

6 7

6:30 PM

Adult Education

Committee

8 9 5:30 PMKinderKef

Consecration

6:00 PM

Shabbat Festival

Dinner

7:30 PMService:

Consecration,

Hakafot of

Torahs

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9:00 AM

Shabbat Study

Hevre

10:30 AM

11No Religious

School(see Friday,

October 9)

7:00 PM

FiddlerRehearsal

12 13

6:00 PM

Board of

Trustees

14

4:00 PM

Religious School

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Track

6:30 PMAdult Choir

15 16

6:30 PM

Kabbalat Shabbat

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Class Program

to follow

179:00 AM

Shabbat Study

Hevre

10:30 AM

Morning Service

11:15 AM

Tot Shabbat

189:30 AMReligious School

10:00 AM

Sisterhood Rosh

Chodesh Seder

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6:00 PM

Religious School

Committee

20 214:00 PM

Religious School

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Track

6:30 PM

Adult Choir

7:30 PM

Religious Prac-

tices Committee

22 23

8:00 PM

Late Shabbat

Service

249:00 AM

Shabbat Study

Hevre

10:30 AM

Morning Service

12:00 PM

Confirmation 1

259:30 AM

Religious School

10:00 AM

Brotherhood

Book Breakfast

12:00 PM

Confirmation 2

7:00 PM

Fiddler

26 27 284:00 PM

Religious School

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Track

6:30 PM

Adult Choir

7:00 PM

Preschool Parents

Potluck Dinner

29 30Folk DancingSynaplex

319:00 AM

Shabbat Study

Hevre

10:30 AM

Morning Service

October 2009 ~ TishreiCheshvan 5770

Shabbat Sukkot

Luncheon

Religious School

Family Program

Shabbat

Shemini Atzeret

Simchat Torah

Morning Service

Yizkor

10:00AM-3:00PMBrownstone Bklyn

Interfaith Families

WkshopCBE

7:00 PM

Fiddler Rehearsal

-Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan-

4:30 PM

Kids Shabbat Fun

6:00 PM

Work Week

Wind Down

6:30 PM

Kabbalat Shabbat

7:30 PM Dinner

8:30 PM Dancing


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