2 minute read
Rosh Hashanah Honors
EREV ROSH HASHANAH Monday, September 6
President’s Welcome: Karen Isaacson Lighting of the Candles: Bekki Kaplan Refl ections from Rabbi Andrea London and Rabbi Memis-Foler
Torah Blessers: Jonathan and Randi Singer Torah Readers: Creation 1st Day Rachel Durango-Cohen Gen. 1:1-5 Creation 2nd Day Emerson Singer Gen. 1:6-8 Creation 3rd Day Robert Render Gen. 1:9-13 Creation 4th Day Nathan Greenwald Gen. 1:14-19 Creation 5th Day Rebecca Raus Gen. 1:20-23 Creation 6th Day Eliana Chavkin Gen. 1:24-31 Creation 7th Day Max Antman Gen. 2:1-3 Haftarah Blessers: Adam and Melinda Prawer-Stock Haftarah Reader: Nehama Dresner Reading: Nehemiah 7:72-8:10 D’var Torah: Rabbi Amy Memis-Foler
Ark Opener & Closer: Karen Isaacson Torah Blessers: Torah Readers: Matt and Ellen Feldman Suzanne Coff ey Gen. 22:1-6 Patti and Mel Gerbie Laura Miller Gen. 22:7-13 Seymour Lipton Caryn Etkin Gen. 22:14-19 Haftarah Blesser: Elaine Lev Haftarah Reader: Stephanie Lubin Reading: Samuel 1:1-5, 9-28 D’var Torah: Rabbi Amy Memis-Foler and Rabbi Andrea London
ROSH HASHANAH SECOND DAY Wednesday, September 8
Torah Blessers: Jonathan and Randi Singer Torah Readers: Creation 1st Day Rachel Durango-Cohen Gen. 1:1-5 Creation 2nd Day Emerson Singer Gen. 1:6-8 Creation 3rd Day Robert Render Gen. 1:9-13 Creation 4th Day Nathan Greenwald Gen. 1:14-19 Creation 5th Day Rebecca Raus Gen. 1:20-23 Creation 6th Day Eliana Chavkin Gen. 1:24-31 Creation 7th Day Max Antman Gen. 2:1-3 Haftarah Blessers: Adam and Melinda Prawer-Stock Haftarah Reader: Nehama Dresner Reading: Nehemiah 7:72-8:10 D’var Torah: Rabbi Andrea London
2021/5782 Beth Emet High Holy Day Choir
Cantor Kyle Cotler Choir Director – Klaus Georg Piano Accompanist – Barbara Wertico Mark Antman Claire Chaikin Danielle Crown Pfeifer David Govertsen David Graham Amanda Koopman Jack Levie Fay Lipschultz Donna Loundy Susan Nelson Michael Orenstein Michelle Oxman Sarah Ponder Rebecca Raus Michael Roth Carole Rubenstein Lindy Rubin Linda Schneider Silfredo Serrano Eunice Shapiro Alan Teller Calder Wishne
High Holy Day Food Drive
Yom Kippur, September 16 from 9:00 - 4:30 pm Sunday, September 19 from 9:30 - 1:30 pm (First Day of Beit Sefer)
Now more than ever, it is important to support the ARK, a local Jewish agency, which serves more than 4,000 people a year by providing support, shelter, and food through its pantry. Synagogue High Holy Day Food Drives provide the ARK with enough food to last through the winter. Drop off your donation in the Beth Emet parking lot on Yom Kippur, Thursday, September 16 from 9:00 – 4:30 pm and Sunday, September 19 from 9:30 - 1:30 pm. Please place your items in your trunk, and volunteers will safely take your items from your trunk to the bins. Below is a list of requested items. Please note all food donations must be certifi ed kosher and have an expiration date at least six months from now (Feb 2022). The ARK does not accept Del Monte or Kirkland canned vegetables.
FOOD DONATION REQUESTED ITEMS
• Green Giant canned vegetables • Hunt’s/Red Gold diced tomatoes and tomato sauce • Dole/Del Monte canned fruit (regular and sugar free) • Applesauce • Peanut Butter • Jelly (regular and sugar free) • Grape juice • Oatmeal • Cereal • Pasta • Barilla pasta sauce (vegetarian) • Canned beans • Bush’s / Heinz vegetarian baked beans • Rice • Quinoa • Vegetable/canola/olive oil • Canned tuna • Canned or jarred gefi lte fi sh • Children’s Diapers size 3 and up • Baby wipes
