The Word - November 2022 by Lisa Neiman

November 11, 2022

Community Celebration November 20, 2022

Presented by Sisterhood November 14, 2022

5304 RFD, Hilltop Rd. & Route 83, Long Grove, IL 60047 Phone: 847-634-0777 www.bethjudea.org

HOLIDAY INFORMATION AND UPCOMING EVENTS IMPORTANT DATES IN JEWISH HISTORY NOV. 9 KRISTALLNACHT REMEMBRANCE IMPORTANT DATES THIS MONTH NOV. 6 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS (2 am) NOV. 11 VETERANS DAY NOV. 24 THANKSGIVING DAY

IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES AT BETH JUDEA November 3 November 4 November 9 November 11 November 13 November 14 November 20

Sisterhood PADS Food Collection Young Family Why Not Shabbat Tap the Torah Shabbat Sheni Israel Committee Movie Sisterhood Educational Program Interfaith Community Thanksgiving Celebration November 28 7+1 JCFS Donations Due December 1 December 3 December 8 December 14

Daylight Savings Time ends at 2:00 am Sunday, November 6th. Please remember to turn your clocks back one hour before you go to sleep on Saturday, November 5TH.

Sisterhood PADS Food Collection Vodka & Latke Event Gift Shop Chanukah Pop-Up Sisterhood Chanukah Party

CHANUKAH December 18, 2022 – December 25, 2022 Watch your weekly emails for various programs

We are an inclusive community, please contact Lisa Neiman if you have any special needs. Watch your emails and our website for updates and changes to any of our programs or information

COVID-19 UPDATE: CBJ is following the guidelines in accordance with CDC and local government. Check your emails for all program offerings and the links to access. For Shabbat Services please see our calendar on our website at www.bethjudea.org for Service Time and all online events.

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Congregation Beth Judea Mission Statement Congregation Beth Judea is a welcoming egalitarian synagogue whose mission is to create a warm and inviting home that serves the lifelong spiritual, educational and fellowship needs of our members. Consistent with the principals of the Conservative movement, we embrace Torah and our responsibility to serve and support the greater Jewish community, the community at large, the United States of America and the State of Israel.

NOTES FROM THE CANTOR Great things are indeed happening at Congregation Beth Judea! Generous financial support for the Religious School is putting communal involvement within reach of even more young families. From our Kinder-Club program, where fees and tuition are included in your CBJ membership, to Shabbat Sheni, where Religious School aged children are invited to participate meaningfully in our Friday night services once a month: this is a community which values and invests in the next generation. CANTOR BAT-SARAH

Our Gimmel (5th) and Dalet (6th) classes just spent a wonderful weekend learning Torah and experiencing Shabbat as a community, an experience which has helped to prepare them for their class Shabbat in January.

I am especially proud of how involved our teens were in providing fabulous High Holiday experiences for the students. Everything really went beautifully, with a nice mix of tefillah and activities. I just want to offer my profound gratitude to all of the very many people who made this Holiday season such a beautiful and meaningful time. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Marty Karlin and the choir Rachael Gluck – oversight in the school wing Marc Sender – amazing leadership of USY and 3rd – 7th activities Sarah Heiger – K/1st/2nd grade tefillah & programming Dara Hoyt – assistance in K/1st/2nd Jack Redfern – tefillah and programming for 3rd – 7th Erica Veronie – “Tot” High Holiday Family Services & Programming Bradley Egel – “Tot” High Holiday Family Services & Programming Alison Zimbalist – Busy Bee bags Peggy Weiner – tefillah and programming for 3rd – 7th Norm Kurtz – tefillah and programming for 3rd – 7th Gregg Pollack – tefillah and programming for 3rd – 7th Sophia Kowitt – programming for 3rd – 7th Arielle Gluck – assistance in K/1st/2nd Daniel Kowitt – assistance in K/1st/2nd Abby Levy – assistance for 3rd – 7th Jacob Jordan – assistance for 3rd – 7th Tessa Posner – assistance for 3rd – 7th Stephen Posner – assistance for 3rd – 7th Jake Drucker – assistance for 3rd – 7th Lauren Karp – babysitting Charlie Finn – babysitting USY – assistance for 3rd – 7th

Thank you also to the Men’s Club for the fabulous sukkot for the students to decorate, and to Sunday morning minyanaires who welcome the 7th graders with such generosity when they help to lead minyan. I’m looking forward to the return of Jr. Yad Squad this year. This is an optional class for 4th – 6th graders who want to learn to chant Torah. I will also be teaching Torah Trope as part of Adult Education. These classes will be held in person most Tuesday evenings at 6:30pm. Watch your emails for all the possibilities offered by Beth Judea to deepen your connection to Judaism and the Beth Judea family. B’simcha / With Joy!

Cantor Elizabeth Bat-Sarah

School Sukkah Decorating

Photos by Evan Rumack

CALENDAR Special Programs Nov. 6 Nov. 9 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 28 Dec. 8

Junior Yad Squad Begins (School) Tap the Torah Israel Committee Movie Community Interfaith Thanksgiving JCFS 7+1 Gift Drive for Hanukkah All Gifts Due by November 28 Gift Shop Chanukah Pop-Up

Programming Nov. 4 Nov. 11

Why Not Shabbat Shabbat Sheni

Adult Education Our regular weekday and Shabbat classes continue to meet – see adult ed section for details

Sisterhood Nov. 14

Sisterhood Educational Event Open to entire Congregation

Men’s Club Jan. 14 & 15

Men’s Club Retreat

Religious School Watch for your Religious School updates from Cantor Bat-Sarah in your emails.

Youth IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES FOR YOUTH View our calendar online at http://tinyurl.com/BJUSYCalendar

Volunteers & Items Needed Meetings Bags Needed for Food Pantries PADS Volunteers Needed

Be Sure To Check Out All The Photos of Our Events:

Please check website Please contact Lisa Neiman at lneiman@bethjudea.org or 847-634-0777 if you need any special accommodations, including transportation, to participate in our program.

“Beth Judea Community News” School Sukkah Decorating Shoah Garden Re-Dedication Men’s Club Steak, Spirits & Schtick in the Sukkah Sisterhood Ladies Night Out Men’s Club Softball Trophy

BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Shabbat Prayers November 4, 2022 – 6:30 pm Those who celebrate birthdays and anniversaries during the month of November will be recognized at our service on November 4th. See your weekly email or our website for service times. Children of every age are welcome!

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Rabbi Morris Zimbalist

Cantor Bat-Sarah

Rabbi Emeritus Howard Lifshitz

Hazzan Emeritus Roger Weisberg

Lisa Neiman Executive Director

Happy Thanksgiving

Herb Finn CBJ President

From the entire staff and leadership of Congregation Beth Judea:

Marc Sender Youth Director

In This Issue Page 2 Important Dates & Notices 2 Mission Statement 3 Notes from the Cantor PHOTOS – School & the Sukkah 4 5 Calendar PHOTOS – Garden Re-dedication 8 PHOTOS – Men’s Club & Sukkah 10 11 B’nai Mitzvah Bios Kristallnacht Remenbrance Day 12 13 Upcoming Programs & Events 22 Kinder-Club 23 Sisterhood New Club 25 Hesed Committee Social Action Collections/Drives 28 30 Jewllenialz 30 Boomers 30 SHALVA

Young Family Programs Adult Education Weekly/Shabbat Programs Alternative Shabbat Ways & Means PHOTOS – Ladies Night Out Sisterhood Sisterhood Cook Book Sisterhood Gift Shop Men’s Club Interfaith Council Alternative Minyan The Goodman’s Blog Hesed Business Directory Birthdays & Anniversaries Yahrzeits Tributes

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Congressman Bradley Schneider

Rabbi Zimbalist

Shoah Garden Re-dedication October 16, 2022

Photos by Evan Rumack

Rabbi Zimbalist and Congressman Schneider

Bonnie and Ira Sender

Men’s Club President Alan Friedlander and Long Grove President Bill Jacob

Photos by Evan Rumack

B’nei Mitzvah Bios Sophia Ida Reinglass becomes a Bat Mitzvah and will take the bimah on November 12, 2022. Sophia is a 7th-grade student at Hawthorn Middle School South. Among her many interests, Sophia plays piano, sketches, enjoys coding, is a huge MCU fan, and loves training her Weimaraner, Lola. She is proudly volunteering at a local Feed My Starving Children for her Mitzvah project. Sophia, along with her parents, Natalie and Scott, and her brother Israel “Izzy” Reinglass look forward to celebrating her bat mitzvah with the CBJ community. Sophia Ida Reinglass

A Hearty Mazel Tov to all our B’nei Mitzvah Families

from your Beth Judea Family.

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KRISTALLNACHT REMEMBRANCE DAY

Kristallnacht November 9, 1938 Kristallnacht is literally translated to 'Night of Crystal' and refers to the 'Night of Broken Glass'. The Night of Broken Glass was a wave of violent anti-Jewish attack that resulted in shattered glass from Jewishowned homes, synagogues, and businesses lining the streets of Germany. Close to 100 Jews were killed and some 30,000 Jewish men were arrested and sent to Nazi concentration camps. Learn More: https://www.history.com/topics/holocaust/kri stallnacht

!‫לעולם לא עוד‬ Never Again!

KRISTALLNACHT COMMEMORATION with Rabbi Zimbalist Wednesday, November 9th – 6:30 p.m. in-person and via Zoom

Please join Rabbi Zimbalist for a conversation to look at the historical events that fueled the hatred leading to Kristallnacht and address the dangerous political and social climate of anti-Semitism in America today. 12

The Return of Jr. Yad Squad Most Sundays from 12:15 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. Begins November 6, 2022

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Are you a student in Bet (4th), Gimmel (5th), or Dalet (6th)?

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Can you tell an Aleph from a Bet?

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Then YOU can learn to chant Torah!!! • • •

All materials provided Limited class size Small lunch provided

RSVP to Cantor Bat-Sarah by Thursday, November 3rd at cantorbatsarah@bethjudea.org Please contact Lisa Neiman at lneiman@bethjudea.org if you need any assistance.

Tap the Torah

Via Zoom (849 5674 2357, Password: CBJ)

Israel Committee Movie Night

Torah Trope for Adults

Educational Event

Community Interfaith Thanksgiving

Annual Hanukkah “7+1” Gift Drive

Looking for a Way to Give Back this Hanukkah? Join CBJ in our Annual “7+1” Gift Drive for Jewish Child and Family Service

Wish Lists are Back!!! JCFS Chicago is proud to continue the tradition of providing holiday gifts for their youth clients who receive counseling, foster care, respite, and other essential support services. CBJ will continue our tradition of “7+1,” Seven gifts for your family, One for a needy child. And this year you can shop for gifts or give real gift cards.

Sign up today! Contact Ronna Leibach at bows23@gmail.com ▪ We will match you with a child (or children) and provide you with that child’s wish list. Please include how many children you would like to buy for, and any age or gender preference. ▪ If you choose to do a gift card, you can purchase it from the synagogue and do two mitzvot! Contact Lisa at lneiman@bethjudea.org ▪ Recommended donations are $50 per child. You do not need to buy everything on the wish list. ▪ If you prefer to make a smaller donation, gift cards, games, books and art supplies are always needed. ▪ Gifts should be new and unwrapped. Please put all the gifts for one child in the same bag, and be sure to tape the wish list on the outside of the bag. The information on the tag is important. ▪ Please do not purchase “R” rated movies, video games, or music with Parent advisory labels. Please drop off all donations at the synagogue by Monday, November 28. If you are later than that, you can drop them off directly at JCFS Kersten, 255 Revere Drive, Suite 200, Northbrook.

With your help, children in need will see their wishes become reality this holiday season!

MEMBERSHIP

Refer a Friend or Family Member to join Congregation Beth Judea! Do you… Have a new neighbor or friend who is looking for a great Religious School for their kids? Have a family member or friend who is moving into the area? Have a friend who's unaffiliated and looking for a Jewish home? Know someone who is looking for a synagogue that is warm, welcoming and accepting of wherever they are in their Jewish journey? Spread the word about the great things happening at Congregation Beth Judea and a great thing may happen for you, in addition to having your friends and family join our congregation. If you refer a new member to join our community at Congregation Beth Judea you will be entered into a raffle to win a $360 shopping spree at our gift shop. You could use it to get your new family heirloom to help celebrate the Jewish holidays or enough Hanukkah candles to light up your entire neighborhood! Think of all the possibilities. New members and those who refer them will also be invited and honored at a special new member Shabbat dinner in October! Contact Lisa Neiman at lneiman@bethjudea.org for questions or assistance.

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For more information please email Cantor Bat-Sarah or Lisa Neiman or call the synagogue office at 847-634-0777.

CBJ Young Family events are geared towards families with children in 2nd grade and younger but are open to all. Events are open to the community. CBJ Young Family events are generously supported by the Focus on Families Fund. For any questions of if you need special accommodations to participate in any of our programs contact Marc at youthdirector@bethjudea.org or Lisa at lneiman@bethjudea.org. 22

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2023 CBJ MEN’S CLUB RETREAT January 14, 2023 – January 15, 2023

In Milwaukee this year at the beautiful Hilton Garden Inn Ruach, Camaraderie, Lively Discussions, and Fun! Cost: Double Room: $200 Single Room: $255 Click Here to RSVP Questions: Please contact Steve Limer at steve@datamanagersinc.com

Please contact Lisa Neiman at lneiman@bethjudea.org if you need any assistance.

HESED

Torah Readers Needed

Greenhouse Fundraiser

Click to email Lisa Neiman

Click to visit Leider 29

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Jewllennialz

Boomers

Jewllennialz is a group co-chaired by Kristina and Robert Levy dedicated to building a community of Jewish 20 and 30-somethings at Congregation Beth Judea through social and educational events.

All Congregation Beth Judea members aged 55 and over, are welcome to participate.

If you or your children are a Millennial/GenZer and would like to learn more, please contact jewllennialz@gmail.com.

If you’re not already on the BOOMERS mailing list, please email your name and email address to:

boomerscbj@gmail.com. Stay healthy, Joan Rosemarin

Jewllennialz

Cell Phone Drop-Off Box In Synagogue Office! Help domestic abuse victims by donating your old cell phones. Each phone raises money for domestic abuse crisiscounseling services in the Jewish community! SHALVA offers free counseling to Jewish women who are or were in an intimate partner relationship. If you or someone you know needs our help, call 773-583-4673.

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Focus on Families

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.BETHJUDEA.ORG TO VIEW ALL ONLINE AND UPCOMING EVENTS.

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ADULT EDUCATION Welcome to our Adult Education Series. To register for classes or to find out more information, please see your weekly emails.

Adult Education Series Ongoing Classes WEEKLY CLASSES:

SHABBAT SATURDAY CLASSES:

Please visit our website at www.bethjudea.org for a list of all on-going and new adult education courses being offered. Check the site frequently as more classes are being added on a continuing basis.

These classes are ongoing. Please join at any time.

Hebrew is not required for any of these classes, unless specifically noted.

Talmud Study: Tractate Sukkah

Sunday mornings at 8 a.m.

These Saturday morning classes are ongoing. Please join at any time.

Weekly Parsha Study Facilitated by Orin Rotman

Shabbat morning at 9:00 a.m. every Shabbat morning

Taught by Rabbi Zimbalist

This year, we will delve into Tractate Sukkah. We will study the scope of the obligation to live in a Sukkah, the difference between a temporary and fixed structure, the commandments surrounding the lulav and etrog, and so much more! Join us for a lively discussion with Rabbi Zimbalist on Sunday mornings.

Abraham Joshua Heschel: Heavenly Torah: As Refracted through the Generations Taught by Orin Rotman

Wednesday evenings at 8 p.m. Beginning in September

Excerpts to be discussed will be made available, or the wonderful book can be obtained from local libraries or purchased on Amazon or other outlets.

Weekly study to discuss the parsha of the week. We will discuss questions raised by the participants. Shabbat morning at 9:00 a.m. every Shabbat morning

Alternative Shabbat Service Facilitated by Norm Kurtz

Shabbat morning at 10:30 a.m. every Shabbat morning Norm Kurtz facilitates this Shabbat morning service that focuses on building community by enjoying a passionate, meaningful, and dynamic Shabbat morning experience. Join this innovative, creative, and different minyan each Shabbat morning at 10:30 am in Room 1. Shabbat morning at 10:30 a.m. every Shabbat morning

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ADULT EDUCATION Welcome to our Adult Education Series. To register for classes or to find out more information, please contact the synagogue.

Adult Education Series Ongoing Classes WEEKLY CLASSES:

These classes are ongoing. Please join at any time. Hebrew is not required for any of these classes, unless specifically noted.

Talmud Study: Tractate Ketubot Sunday mornings at 8 a.m.

SHABBAT SATURDAY CLASSES:

These Saturday morning classes are ongoing. Please join at any time.

Weekly Parsha Study Facilitated by Orin Rotman

Shabbat morning at 9:00 a.m. every Shabbat morning

Taught by Rabbi Zimbalist This year, we will delve into Tractate Ketubot.

Weekly study to discuss the parsha of the week. We will discuss questions raised by the participants.

Join us for a lively discussion with Rabbi Zimbalist on Sunday mornings.

Shabbat morning at 9:00 a.m. every Shabbat morning

Sweet Taste of Torah: Torah from Heaven Taught by Orin Rotman

Wednesday evenings at 8 p.m. Beginning in November Dates for November as follows: November 2, November 16 and November 30

Alternative Shabbat Service Facilitated by Norm Kurtz

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Ways and Means = FUNrai$ing DONATING TO CBJ WITHOUT SPENDING $ We all Shop, Eat, Drink… Whether it is: Amazon Starbucks Dunkin Donuts Sunset Mariano’s Lettuce Entertain You …or more

FUNDRAISING IDEAS The Ways and Means Committee is here for your ideas; please share them with us at CBJWaysMeansVP@gmail.com .

Please Buy “Gift” Cards right from your phone; ask us how. Please use Amazon Smile on your Prime Account. It is that easy; we are here to help.

Let’s have fun while giving back to CBJ.

Thank you.

Thank you all for your support.

Ways and Means

Paula Carter Ways & Means VP

Who Knows About

Did you know that Congregation Beth Judea is part of the Amazon Smile Program? We are and last year, thank you to all of our congregants who shopped on Amazon Smile Program and designated Congregation Beth Judea as the recipient. We raised over $500. Any questions about Amazon Smile, please call the Beth Judea Office. The Word – November 2022

Shiva Baskets

WAYS & MEANS

Sunshine Fund

CBJ Business Directory Advertising Opportunity

The primary purpose of the shiva tradition, or "sitting shiva," is to create an environment of comfort and community for mourners; it helps guide friends and family members through the loss of a loved one. Throughout the weeklong shiva period, mourners come together in one family’s home to offer their condolences and support. From a practical standpoint, the shiva process and practices associated with Jewish mourning add comfort to the life of a mourner following a death. In the period after suffering a loss, a mourner may be comforted by the structure and routines prescribed by traditional Jewish mourning laws.

Advertise your business in our new Business Directory section of The Word! $120 for a year (one-year term) Submit a high resolution graphic of your business card to Lisa Neiman at lneiman@bethjudea.org. Subscription payment must be received to activate term.

Historically, the Board of Directors of Congregation Beth Judea has sent shiva baskets to the immediate family of Board members; parents, spouses, siblings and G-d forbid, children. We would like to extend this gesture to the entire congregation. Donations may be sent the shul attention Lisa Neiman. Thanking you in advance for you generous donations. Respectfully, Lisa Neiman

Gift Cards SUPPORT BETH JUDEA BY PURCHASING GIFT CARDS Purchasing gift cards is one of the easiest ways to support Beth Judea.

SUPPORT BETH JUDEA WHILE YOU SHOP ON AMAZON!!

The Congregation earns a rebate from the vendors when you utilize the gift cards, so there is no cost to you. Gift cards can be utilized the same as cash, there are no restrictions.

Did you know that when you shop on Amazon you can support Congregation Beth Judea at the same time? It's very simple, Amazon smile will donate 0.5% of the price of eligible amazon purchases to Congregation Beth Judea. Here is the link: Click here to Shop The Word - November 2022

If you are shopping for groceries or clothes, going to a movie or traveling, you can help support our Congregation. Order forms for Gift Cards are available in the office or in the Lobby on Sunday morning. They can be purchased with cash, check, or credit cards (a 2.5% convenience fee will be added when paying with a credit card). Click Here to Download Form

Sisterhood Ladies’ Night Out

37 Photos by Michele Susman

Sisterhood Dear Fellow Congregants, We hope you had a meaningful holiday season and that you are enjoying our especially beautiful Fall. We would like to thank Paula Carter and the rebranding committee for planning a fun Ladies Night Out at Broken Earth Winery in Long Grove. Our attendance was exceptional, and ladies of all ages came together to visit and enjoy a glass of wine. Please watch for a flier in the weekly email and join us on November 14 at 8:00pm on Zoom for an educational program entitled “But They We’re Good to Their Mothers: Jewish Gangsters in America.” This fun and interesting program is open to all congregants. Please RSVP to cbjsisterhoodmail@gmail.com. Thank you to Debbi Green for planning this event. Please join us on December 3rd for Tequilla and Tators (formally known as Vodka and Latkes). This will be a joint event with Men’s Club. Fliers with more information will be in the weekly bulletin. Thank you in advance to the social planning committee for working on our upcoming Sisterhood Chanukah party on December 12. Details to follow in an upcoming flier. Please watch for details in the weekly bulletin. We look forward to a latke bar, gift exchange, and art project option. We hope to see you at some or all of our events.

Darlene Bikshorn and Michele Sussman Sisterhood Co-Presidents Darlene Bikshorn dbikshorn@gmail.com Michele Sussman Mesussman@gmail.com

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Sisterhood Gift Shop The Sisterhood of Beth Judea proudly shares about our renowned Judaica Shop! Our lovely gift shop is open when Hebrew School is in session on Sundays from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and Tuesdays from 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Please email giftshopcbj@gmail.com or call Ann Lerman at 847-373-8640 to schedule an appointment for a tallit. Masks are requested.

Our Judaica Shop carries a wide variety of items and gifts with continually updated inventory. Come take a look at many of the following types of items: *Tallitot *Kippot *Women’s Head Coverings *Seder Plates *Hanukkah Menorahs *Shabbat Candlesticks *Kiddush Cups *Tzedakah Boxes *Wedding Gifts * Shofars *Bar & Bat Mitzvah Gifts *Mezuzah Cases and Kosher Scrolls *Yahrzeit Candles *Jewish Children’s Books *Wall Home Blessings *Hostess Gifts *Wedding Glasses *Decorative items……..and so much more! Come and browse our amazing collections of beautiful Judaic Jewelry – for both Men and Women! We have countless Hamsas, Chais, Stars and Hoshens. You will love our special designer pieces. Also, our nonJudaic jewelry can make a special gift as well.! You will find many price points to meet all budgets.

Our extensive collection of Tallitot, for both men and women, is a specialty we are known for in the Chicagoland area! We always have approximately 100 of the Tallitot in stock…most of them made in Israel! If the choices are overwhelming – or you wish to simply allow a family member or friend choose on their own – a Gift Certificate may be the wise choice for you – any denomination – anytime. We make it easy for you too – as we accept Visa, MasterCard and Discover! Stop by and visit us to see for yourself why all of the talk! Have the Judaica Shop be a go-to spot for all your Judaic needs – please come visit us soon!

Congregation Beth Judea Gift Shop (Where shopping is a mitzvah)

20% OFF ONE SINGLE ITEM OF $25 OR MORE Coupon must be present at time of purchase Exclusions include sale merchandise, special orders, scrolls. One coupon per family. No other discounts or promotions apply -Expires December 31, 2022 COUPON

Men’s Club CBJ Men’s Club Retreat 2023 Save the dates for our Club retreat and the FJMC convention. Our club retreat will be held in Milwaukee on January 14th and 15th. The last retreat saw 28 of us in attendance. It was approximately 19 hours of prayer, ruach, thought provoking discussions, games, and FUN. We hope to see as many or more at this next retreat.

FJMC International Convention will be held next summer from June 29th thru July 2nd in Philadelphia. More information on both will follow.

Congratulations to the Beth Judea Men’s Club Softball -Team A!!

Men’s Club strives to offer something for everyone. As such, we’re always open to new and creative programming ideas that help Jewish men lead rich and filling Jewish Lives.

Tzedakah Fund The Men's Club makes donations from the minyan tzedakah box to various organizations. We thank all those who have contributed to the tzedakah fund administered by Men's Club.

INTERFAITH COUNCIL

News from the Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council By Joanne Dicker and Helene Fox, Congregation Beth Judea Representatives

Shanah Tovah! May you have a sweet and healthy New Year. Thank you to all of the volunteers and walkers who made our “i-walk against hunger” fundraiser for our local food pantries such a success! It was wonderful to be together as a community. Upcoming programs: 1.

Feed My Starving Children: Join other volunteers and help pack food at Feed My Starving Children in Libertyville on Thursday, November 10th, 7:00 – 8:45 p.m. or Friday, November 11th, 2:00 – 3:45 p.m. The sessions fill up quickly. This is a great mitzvah project for which you can sign up with friends and family. See the attached flier for more details. Kingswood PADS: One of our member congregations, Kingswood Methodist Church of Buffalo Grove, hosts PADS (Public Action to Deliver Shelter) for the homeless. The guests have meals and sleep in the church. Kingswood is looking for volunteers for Tuesdays beginning on October 4, 2022. They are hoping for a once a month commitment for one of three shifts. There is a training and vetting process. If interested, please contact Susan Wilson at: susanwilson1081@gmail.com. Save the Date: Sunday, November 20th at 7:00 p.m. Our Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration will be in person at St. Mary Parish. Flier to come.

Join us. The Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council proudly serves this community. If you have any programming suggestions, please forward them to us or your IFC representatives. Joanne Dicker and Helene Fox

For more information on any of our programs, please contact us by e-mail or telephone: nwsinterfaith@gmail.com, 224-699-0386 or visit our website at: http://www.northwestsuburbaninterfaith.org Donations may be made directly to: Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council PO Box 5301, Buffalo Grove, IL 60089

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News from the Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council By Joanne Dicker and Helene Fox, Congregation Beth Judea Representatives

Working together, we can accomplish much. “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!” Psalm 133 Please join us for our annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration. This year, our Thanksgiving service will be held in person on Sunday, November 20, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. at Saint Mary Parish in Buffalo Grove. Our theme this year is “Doing Something New” (Isaiah 43:18-19) The Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration is a special way to express unity and hope for the future with our neighbors in prayer, song, and celebration. Please see the attached flier for more information. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, please join the Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council on Thursday, November 10th, 7:00 – 8:45 p.m. or Friday, November 11th, 2:00 – 3:45 p.m. as we pack food at Feed My Starving Children in LIbertyville. This is a wonderful family and friend project to help teach gratitude and thanksgiving. You may sign up as a family unit or group. Join other church and synagogue members in the fight against hunger. Please see the attached flier for more information. Please remember those who are less fortunate. The Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council still helps support our local food pantries. Monetary donations are always welcome. If you prefer, please donate non-perishable food directly to our member food pantries located at Congregation Beth Am, St. Mary Parish, and Kingswood Methodist Church- all located in Buffalo Grove, and St. Alphonsus in Prospect Heights. The Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council proudly serves this community. If you have any programming suggestions, please forward them to us or your IFC representatives. Joanne Dicker and Helene Fox

INTERFAITH COUNCIL VOLUNTEER AT FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN

The Northwest Suburban Interfaith Council is requesting volunteers at packing sessions at Feed My Starving Children in Libertyville. Bring your family and friends to join other church and synagogue members in the fight against hunger. Sessions are: Thursday, November 10th, 7:00 – 8:45 Friday, November 11th, 2:00 – 3:45 To sign up: Email Jeff Whitehead at mightybadger@aol.com and he will sign you up. Simply tell him which session you want to attend and the names of each person, one of whom must be 18 years old, and your church or temple name. FMSC is at 742 E. Park Ave., Libertyville. All are welcome (age 5+) No experience necessary. These sessions will fill quickly, so sign up now.

LIFE IN ISRAEL THE GOODMANS’ BLOG

Alternative Shabbat Service Alternative Shabbat Service

Howie and Suzanne Goodman were valued members at Beth Judea until they decided to . make aliyah in 2009. The Goodmans have agreed to provide us with a blog on their experiences as new olim in Israel. Though we continue to miss the Goodmans, we can all look forward to reading about their adventures in Israel through the blog. To learn more about the Goodman’s life in Israel click here to share their experience.

Planned Giving Is Beth Judea a Part of Your Estate? Help ensure the future of Congregation Beth Judea. From Generation to Generation “Making a Difference in the Lives that Follow”

Service Leader: Norm Kurtz Every Shabbat Morning 10:30 am until 11:45 am. You are invited to join the Alternative Shabbat Service which meets every Shabbat morning in person or on Zoom. Our growing interpretive minyan (prayer group) is focused on building community by enjoying a passionate, meaningful, and dynamic Shabbat morning experience. We are innovative, creative, and different from the traditional service. We are friendly and welcoming to all. Being nonjudgmental and accessible, we are interested in creating a meaningful spiritual community where joyful prayer and spirited Torah discussion is experienced, accompanied by camaraderie and friendship. Join us for prayer/discussion/ learning. We look forward to welcoming you to our community. Shabbat Shalom, Norm Kurtz Service Leader See your weekly email for the Zoom info.

Upon three things the world is based: Upon Torah,

For further information: cbjoffice@bethjudea.org

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We Would Like To Know

Hesed Committee

An Important Announcement WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW . . . . If you are celebrating a life cycle event such as a birth, engagement, or wedding, we would like to know about it so that this milestone can be included in The Word. If you are ill or know someone who is sick, we would like to know about it so that a prayer for recovery can be said, so that the clergy can call or visit, and so that the Hesed (Caring) committee can be notified and be of assistance. If there is a death in your family, we would like to know about it so that we can offer our support, can share this information with our congregation, and so that we can add your loved one to our Yahrzeit records.

CONGREGATION BETH JUDEA HESED (CARING) COMMITTEE The Hesed Committee is not just for birthday or anniversary calls (although we enjoy making them!) We are also here to help when you are struggling, feeling lonely, or ill. As the pandemic winds down, we hope we can start visiting those of you who feel the need for more support. Until then, we would like to stay in touch with you by phone. However, we can’t help you unless you let us know you need help. Please contact us at hesed.cbj@gmail.com, Evan Rumack at evanbr1@comcast.net, or Marilyn Green-Rebnord at megx150@comcast.net to let us know what you need. We and our committee are here for you.

FOR A LIST OF EMERGENCY HOTLINE NUMBERS, AGENCIES AND RESOURCES click here

Please call the synagogue office with this information. Do not assume that someone else will have notified the synagogue staff.

You Make A Difference We firmly believe that reaching out to others benefits not only the recipient, but the person providing help as well. This is, without a doubt, a win-win situation for all involved.

If you are interested in making a difference, please contact one of the Hesed (Caring) committee members below:

Great things are happening at Congregation Beth Judea

Ellene Lammers Marilyn Green-Rebnord Evan Rumack Larry Wolheim

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NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS We wish a very Happy Birthday to the following members of our Beth Judea Family: November 1

Jeffrey Brim

November 14 Aaron Polonsky

November 2

Aaron Appelbaum Jenita Fischoff

November 15 Bonnie Neubauer

November 3

Jill LeVine Albert Stark

November 4

Steven Lammers Michael Stavins

November 5

Herman Hefler Jerry Sakol Leo Zeltser

November 17 Marc Gottfried Morrie Lieberman Tony Veprinsky November 18 Barbara Robbins November 19 Ethan Gordon November 20 Steve Hoyt Larry Weindruch

November 6

Jean Appel Gabriel Salimi

November 22 Michael Neimark

November 7

Gordon Kasper Michael Klass Daniel Weinberger

November 23 Steven Frost

November 8

Audrey Friedland Michael Mangurten

November 9

Anna Besser Rhonda Cohn Sidney Mathias Gary Schachter

November 24 Gayle Cohen Steven Kolko David Stolman Betty Weintroub November 25 Howard Tolsky

November 26 Helene Fox Thomas Lilien November 28 Philip Nagel

November 10 Harold Cohen November 29 Susan Liebovitz November 11 Susan Schuster November 13 Rebecca Feldman James Tehrani

November 30 Leslie Abella Tom Rogers Michael Weil

NOTE: If your name is missing from the list please contact the synagogue so we can update your information in our files.

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NOVEMBER ANNIVERSARIES We wish a very Happy Anniversary to the following members of our Beth Judea Family: November 2

Deborah & Gary Mills

November 3

Davida & Scott Finkle

November 4

Alyssa & Jim Duvel

November 6

Tatyana & Zakhar Pesin Christina & Joel Sandler

November 7

Lori & Carey Bacalar

November 8

Andrea & David Warren

November 9

Aryn & Jonathan Geiger Debra & Wesley Morris

November 18 Carol & Craig Levin Paula & Philip Spitz November 19 Gayle & Harold Cohen Sari & William London November 21 Rachael & Michael Gluck November 22 Diane & Howard Ganden November 23 Judy & Robert Fisher November 25 Sandra & Howard Citron Gloria & Harold Secler

November 12 Heidi & Jerry Sakol

November 26 Suzi & Bruce Darin Marlene & Stacy Sachs

November 13 Allyson & Andrew Marcus Alysa & Cameron Pick

November 28 Heidi & Joel Robbins Rebecca & Marc Zeidman

November 14 Nelli & David Ban

November 29 Susan & Fred Rabinowitz Sherie & Paul Zucker

November 16 Jill & Harold LeVine Marla & Brian Drucker

November 30 Susanne & Robert Pinzur

NOTE: If your name is missing from the list please contact the synagogue so we can update your information in our files.

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November Yahrzeits YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AND ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS November 4

Miriam Abarbanel Sol Boten* Clara Chappe Morton Frager Gloria Greenbert Marcus Julis Sherrie Lutter Joan Miller* Lawrence Portnoy* Herman Rothenberg* Leonard Shapiro* Harry Stein* Lester Witkov*

Nettie Bengelsdorf* Barnett Brody* Jean Davis* Steve Gold* Minnie Mae Hammer Bella Kaplan Jane Markowitz* Ruth Miller Rose Price Jack Schiffman* Estelle Shelley Harry Stern* Stuart Wolf*

Alex Berk* Brenda Chait* Samuel Feldstein Mary Goldberg* Richard Heldman Erwin Karlin Roland Medansky Kay Nixon* Harold Rosenbloom* Helen Schmarak Mollie Stein* Dorothy SwetinEichner Freda Wolinsky*

November 11 Gladys Bayer Arthur Dunn Kathryn Ferrari* Delores Kay Gimpel Jack Karchmar* Larry Kowalsky* Ilamae Miner Joel Dean Ritter* David Robert Rumack* Goldie Stein* Fannie Victor

Max Bender Marge Eisner Ida Fischer* Edith Goldenberg Estele Kleinerman Shirlee Lerman Bernard Miner Brian Robbins Frank Singer* Ben Stelzer Robert Zakaman

Audrey Cohen Joseph Ernsteen Jean Fischoff Roth Samuel Himmelfarb Edith Kowalsky* Israel Magarici David Neubauer* Eva Rosenberg Frances Spiegel Paul Stephan Milton Zeff

November 18 Lester Abelson* Marilyn Berger* Ira Bulmash Reuben Dannen* Roberta Gerol* Toby Gottlieb Ruth Feinberg Kamensky* Stephen Klein* Barry Lefkowitz Yetta Schuster Levy Iris L. Pollack* Samuel Sher Abe Sobol* George Uhler

Dorothy Bakst* Jean Bloom* Robert Buzil* Warren Elisco Charlotte Goldberg* Harry Hershinow* Victor Kessler* Larry Landfield Paul Lefkowitz Michael Marks* Abe Sanders Jean Silverstone Charles Stern Minnie Weinberg*

Jerome Berenson* Anne Boten* Morris Chappe David Fine* Temmie Goldstein* Edythe Johnson Morris Klein* Sylvia Landfield Mary Levine David Nechamkin* Susan Schiffman* Philip Singer Sally Tepper* Jean Zoller*

* Denotes the deceased has a yahrzeit plaque. If you are interested in purchasing a plaque please contact the synagogue office.

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November Yahrzeits (Cont.) YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AND ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS November 25 Shari Alarcon* Isadore Bikshorn Bernice Boten* Fannie Cole* Alvin H. Friedman* Helga Kroll* Gloria Magence Dorothy Moss* Sam Rizman* Ruth Sabol Arnost Siegellak

Sam Belsky* Dorothy Bikshorn Melvin Bransky Maynard Duboe Stella Hiller* Joel LeVine Sally Mangurten Murray Pollack* Marty Rockwell Helen Seff* Suzanne Stark

Roberta Berks Philip Bordy Benjamin Carpet* Morrie Finkle Hyman Holman Edith Levine Davida Mayeroff Walter Rice Edythe Rosen* Sara Sherman* Judy Walcer*

* Denotes the deceased has a yahrzeit plaque. If you are interested in purchasing a plaque please contact the synagogue office.

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December Yahrzeits YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AND ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS December 2

Norman Abrams* Jeanne Babbitt* Charles Brody Sylvia Dammers* Sol Feinberg* Sol Greenberg Robert “Robby” Katz Lena Kronowitz Rose Lettvin Edward Mitchell Herbert Rosenblatt Bette Segal Dan Stavins Larry Weinberger*

Sandra Adelman Sylvia Bordy Seymour Chappe Bernard Ellis* H.R. Ford Robert Grossman Anita Kreisman Muriel Landy Walter Levi* Hattie Levi Plaut Sam Schneider Ruth Shefsky* Shirley Stern Sydney Zider

Charlotte Ander Jean Brenghause* Marilyn Cooper Blanche Elvove* Danielle Goldberg* Martin Heller* Joseph Kronowitz Sherri Leonard* Samuel Jay Mandel* Howard Rice Harold Schwartz* Sylvia Solomon* Irving Tolsky

December 9

Florence Balfour* Martin Dubin Anna Fuhrman* Samuel Gold* George Johnson Gittel Lettvin Morrie Mangurten Ellyn Polonsky Enrique Ribot William Rubin* Phyllis Shatz* David Skerker* Louis Stein*

Lionel Brazen Bernard Epton Rhonda Gerchikov Sophie Harvis* Florence Kanter* Enid Levsky Scot Partner* Barbara Pressburger Marvin Rose* Louis Schnabel Sarah Singer* Elsa Spitz Sydney Witlin*

Norman Domash* Donald Fischoff Lynn Clifford Goldberg Harry Isenberg Irving Kolko Irwin Mandelblatt Rivka Polakow Sylvia Rabin* Marvin Rosenberg Sidney Schwartz* Frieda Skerker* Don Spivak* Chaim Zimbalist*

* Denotes the deceased has a yahrzeit plaque. If you are interested in purchasing a plaque please contact the synagogue office.

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December Yahrzeits (Cont.) YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AND ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS December 16 Rochelle Adelman Ann Bernstein* Lenore Darin Nathan Finn* Charlotte Guttenberg* Bertha Kravitz* Harold Meyeroff Pearl Palmer Pearl Rizman* Nathan Schwartz Dr. Maurice Slivnick Rose Stephan Florence Wasserman H. Jack Zussman*

Nathan Ander Pearl Brickman* Moshe Elbaum* Nathan Gladstein* Lee (Lena) Meyer Katz* Herman Leavitt* Doris Mazer Khaim Pesin Florence Robinson* Silvie Serbin* Lois Soble Sofia Sznaper* Bessie Weiner*

Esther Bergman* Celia Burg* Michael Feldman* Nancy Gordon Clara Kersky* Fern LeVine Esther Morgenstein* Sidney Prosansky* Sam Rubenstein* Jack Singer* Sidney Stark Rose Toch* Gilbert Wernick

December 23 Bernice Altman Louis Elisco Abraham Fuhrman* Arline Holman Jack Lato* Hyman Loeb* Dorothy Patt Benjamin Levi Plaut Lila Treadwell Robert Weiss

Ilene Becker* Ruth Fagan* Louis Goldberg* Ellen Klein* Sidney Levine Mae Mandel Emanuel Pearl Jacqueline Pollard Gordon Wein Charles Wolf*

Samuel Davidov Asna Fagin* Max Halperin* Elynor Klein* Sara Lipson Shirlee Marcovis Edward Platt Ben Shugan Sylvia Wein Max Zakaman*

December 30 Robert Atlas Maxwell Clamage Harvey Gold Lewis Jaffe Sol Kaufman* Marilyn Levit Barbara Melnick Lewis Pervosky Diane Rebnord Sylvia Rubin* Morris Schwartz Harriet Sumner* Wiliam Toch* Harry Weinstein* Abe Wolinsky*

Violet Barrier* Ruth Duboe Joseph Green Doris Kalina* Shirley Langer Helen Lindenbaum* Bruce Minnick* Andrew Pieter Sheldon Robbins Theodore Sakol* Rose Schwartz* Toby Charlene Swichkow* Newton Truger* Mildred Wittlin* Tillie Yublosky*

Carly Berns* Gertrude Gold Beverly Guttenberg Esther Karel Israel Levine* Stephanie Lustig* Ann Pervosky Sylvia Polakow* Philip Rockwell Faye Rita Salat* Peter Stark Janet Thomas Louis Vicker* Leona Wolf* Samuel Zablen*

* Denotes the deceased has a yahrzeit plaque. If you are interested in purchasing a plaque please contact the synagogue office.

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TRIBUTES FOR AN EXPLANATION OF THESE FUNDS, PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE PRAYERS HAVE BEEN SAID FOR THE RECOVERY OF: Arnold Epstein Maynard Hirsch Marcy Poreda Aileen Shaffer

Condolences Upon the Death: Richard “Dick” Balogh Beloved father of Bob Balogh Arthur Cohen Beloved Uncle of Brandt Rosen

Congratulations upon the births: Alexa and Aaron Applelbaum upon the birth of their daughter and to Eve and Steven Appelbaum upon the birth of their granddaughter, Zoe Hannah Appelbaum Marla and Ken Brandt upon the birth of their grandson, Mason Bennett Lasky Judy and Bill Levitan upon the birth of their grandson, Dylan Eli Gluskin Sandy and Andy Nissenberg upon the birth of their grandson, Miles Seth Nissenberg Congratulations upon the engagement: Melinda and Ed Grossman upon the engagement of their daughter, Nikki Grossman to Alex Herzog

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RABBI ZIMBALIST DISCRETIONARY FUND IN APPRECIATION OF: Congregation Beth Judea for sending in a gift basket in memory of our father, Dick Balogh. Thank you all for helping make Beth Judea a welcoming home to all of us. Trudy & Bob Balogh Rabbi Zimbalist for the beautiful baby naming for our daughter, Zoe Hannah Appelbaum. Alexa & Aaron Appelbaum Rabbi Zimbalist for officiating at the memorial dedication of our beloved, Albert Bacalar. Lori & Carey Bacalar and Family Rabbi Zimbalist for his guidance, support and participation with our son Dylan Gluskin’s bris. Hayley Levitan and Jon Gluskin

RABBI ZIMBALIST DISCRETIONARY FUND (Cont.) IN HONOR OF: Rabbi Zimbalist, Cantor BatSarah and Lisa Neiman for all their hard work and leadership in making this year’s holidays so successful. Maureen & David Stolman RECOVERY WISHES FOR: Arnold Epstein. Renee & Wes Brown IN MEMORY OF: Richard “Dick” Balogh, beloved father of Bob & Trudy Balogh. Debbie & Arnie Bender UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Edith Goldenberg, beloved grandmother of Rabbi Zimbalist. Milton & Lanie Goldenberg Lewis Heiber, beloved father of Suzanne Waitz. Suzanne & David Waitz

Rabbi Zimbalist for his heartwarming assistance with, and participation in, our grandson’s bris. Judy & Bill Levitan

Rachel Sarah Kipnis, beloved daughter. Risa & Jonathan Kipnis

Rabbi Zimbalist for conducting meaningful High Holiday services. Marcie & Alan Marcus

Rose Price, my dear mother – you are so missed and forever loved. Liz & Gary Schachter

Rabbi Zimbalist for officiating at the funeral for our beloved, Arthur Cohen. Sheryl Rosen-Cohen

Marilyn Wasserman, beloved sister. Art & Lynn Freedman

Rabbi Zimbalist for officiating at the dedication for my beloved mother, Minnette Levin. Merle & Evan Rumack

TRIBUTES CANTOR BAT-SARAH DISCRETIONARY FUND IN HONOR OF: Rabbi Zimbalist, Cantor BatSarah and Lisa Neiman for all their hard work and leadership in making this year’s holidays so successful. Maureen & David Stolman CANTOR WEISBERG DISCRETIONARY FUND IN HONOR OF: Hazzan Weisberg and his family with wishes for a sweet new year. Paula Ham-Su

RABBI LISFSHITZ DISCRETIONARY FUND UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Stuart Wolf, in loving memory. Stuart Wolf

FOCUS ON FAMILIES FUND UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Frances Spiegel, in loving memory. Alan & Eileen Spiegel

SOCIAL ACTION FUND

EDUCATION FUND IN HONOR OF: Susan & Mark Sheft upon the engagement of their son, Alexander Sheft to Krista Won. Judy & Robert Fisher

IN MEMORY OF: Richard “Dick” Balogh, beloved father of Bob & Trudy Balogh. Marcie & Alan Marcus UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Joseph Gardberg, in loving memory. Rita & Glen Gardberg

UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Erwin Karlin, in loving memory. Marty & Nanci Karlin

Jerome Horwitz, in loving memory. Rita & Glen Gardberg

Gerszon Weiskopf, beloved father. Barbara & Lee Silver

Harry Stern, beloved father and grandfather. Debbi & Alan Green and Family

GENERAL FUND IN APPRECIATION OF: Lisa Neiman and all the CBJ staff for their invaluable assistance with our grandson’s bris. Judy & Bill Levitan IN HONOR OF: Rabbi Zimbalist, Cantor BatSarah and Lisa Neiman for all their hard work and leadership in making this year’s holidays so successful. Maureen & David Stolman UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Marcus Julis, in loving memory. Barbara & Jeffrey Julis MEN’S FUND UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Sherrie Lutter, my beloved friend. Nancy Sayer

CONGREGATION SUPPORT FUND UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Fred M. Green, beloved father and zayde. Lisa & Manny Ribot

SISTERHOOD FUND

IN HONOR OF: Judy & Bill Levitan and Family upon the birth of their grandson, Dylan Eli Gluskin. The Mann Family (Skip, Kim, Ryan, Jason & Nate)

KIDDUSH FUND UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Irving Brown, beloved father and grandfather. Pamela & Jeffrey Brown Carol Caplan, beloved sister-inlaw. Ron Caplan Jeffrey Caplan, beloved brother. Ron Caplan Kay Gimpel, in loving memory. Allen Gimpel

Gayle Pervos. Laurie Silverblatt

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TRIBUTES BEN SAYPOL MEMORIAL FUND UPON THE YAHRZEIT OF: Jack Brill, beloved father and grandfather. Marlene & Stacy Sachs Pauline Brill, beloved mother and grandmother. Marlene & Stacy Sachs

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JACK RIZMAN MEMORIAL FUND IN MEMORY OF: Dr. Jack Rizman, beloved friend. Charles Feldman Dr. Jack and Mrs. Susan Rizman, in loving memory. Keith Rizman

CONGREGATION BETH JUDEA 5304 RFD Long Grove, IL 60047 (847) 634-0777 E-Mail: info@bethjudea.org Website: http://www.BethJudea.org Rabbi Morris Zimbalist Cantor/Education Director Elizabeth Bat-Sarah Rabbi Emeritus Howard Lifshitz Hazzan Emeritus Roger J. Weisberg President Herb Finn Executive Director Lisa Neiman Youth Director Marc Sender

From The Editors In order for your article to be published in the next issue, we must have it at the synagogue by the 10th of the month! There will be no exceptions. This includes information on disk as well. We need your article as it is important to let the congregation know what your group is doing. Announcements should take the form of articles in The Word rather than separate flyers. The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the Rabbi, Board of Directors or the editors.

Worship Schedule Conducted by Rabbi Morris Zimbalist

Candle Lighting Times Candle Lighting time is calculated for 18 minutes before sunset and is adjusted for Daylight Savings Time.

Shabbat Evening Services ..........................................6:30.p.m. Shabbat Morning Services ........................................ 9:30 a.m. Alternative Shabbat Service (Interpretive Minyan).. 10:30 a.m. Weekday Morning Minyan: Sunday .................................................................. 9:00 a.m. Monday through Friday ........................................ 7:30 a.m.

November 4 ...…………………..………….. 5:23 p.m. November 11 ...……….……..……….…...... 4:16 p.m. November 18 ...……. ……….……………... 4:09 p.m.

November 25 ...……. …..………………....... 4:05 p.m.

Weekday Evening Minyan: Sunday through Thursday .................................... 7:30 p.m.

The Blessing For Lighting The Candles On Shabbat is ‫ אֲ ֶשׁר‬,‫ֹלקינוּ ֶמלֶ ְך הָ עוֹלָ מ‬ ֵ ֱ‫בָּ רוְּך אַ ָתּה ה' א‬ .‫וֹתיו וְצִ וָּנוּ ְלהַ ְד ִליק נֵר ֶשׁל ַשׁבָּ ת‬ ָ ְ‫ִק ְדּ ָשׁנוּ ְבּ ִמצ‬ Bo-ruch A-tah Ado-nai E-lo-hei-nu Melech Ha-olam A-sher Ki-de-sha-nu Be-mitz-vo-tav Vi-tzi-va-nu Le-had-lik Ner Shel Shabbat.

Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the universe, who has hallowed us through His Commandments, and has commanded us to kindle the lights of the holy Sabbath.