BNAI ABRAHAM SYNAGOGUE DANIEL STEIN, RABBI ROBERT WEINER, PhD, CANTOR MARK SHRAGER, RABBI EMERITUS, ZT”L MORRIS SIEGEL, CANTOR EMERITUS, ZT”L
Bulletin November, 2015 19 Cheshvan – 18 Kislev 5776 Vol. 11 Published Monthly
THE
UNITED SYNAGOGUE
OF
CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM
1545 BUSHKILL STREET • EASTON, PA 18042-3118 (610) 258-5343 • Fax: (610) 330-9100 www.bnaiabraham.org • email: office@bnaiabraham.org
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CONTACTS Gerald Weisberger
President & Programming Committee Chair
Howard Nathanson Shelly Blumenthal
Youth Chair Gift Shop Chair
Howard Nathanson Irwin Lewis, M.D.
Kadima Advisor Men’s Club President &
Elaine Morrow
Ritual Committee Chair Sisterhood President
Ellen Lifschutz Aliette and Marc Abo, MD
Choir Director Theatre Club
Gerald Weisberger
House Chair
Lothar Gumberich
Memorials & Torah Restoration Committee
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS The deadline for submitting items is November 17th. Please have all items to BAS office no later than November 17th. Any items received after that date will be published in the next month’s bulletin.
O F F I C E H O U R S: Closed on Mondays and Fridays. Hours open: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Services/Minyan Schedule Thursday: 7:25 AM Friday Night Services – 8:00 PM First Friday of Each Month – Simcha Shabbat: 6:30 PM Saturday: 9:30 AM Kiddush follows If you require a special minyan, please notify the office at 610-258-5343.
A MESSAGE FROM RABBI DANIEL STEIN… You may have heard by now that this year will be my last serving as rabbi of Bnai Abraham Synagogue. Although Dena and I believe that this is the right decision for our family, it is one that has been bitter sweet for us. We are so grateful for the warm community we’ve found in Easton, and for the deep and meaningful friendships which have nurtured us over the past five years. I’m especially grateful for the opportunities to learn and grow that Bnai Abraham has provided me. I began my tenure here having never served another pulpit; this community helped me to forge my identity as rabbi. It allowed me the opportunity to learn from my failures, and to become a more confident and resilient spiritual leader. It has been my honor to be invited into the most meaningful moments of your life. You have trusted me to be a presence at moments of profound joy and deep sadness; I hope that I have been able to make meaningful contributions to those moments. I know that there have been times when I have faltered; I am equally grateful for the gift of your patience. My tenure at Bnai Abraham is scheduled to conclude at the end of July. Until that time, I hope to continue to contribute to the growth and sustainability of this community to the best of my abilities. I look forward to continuing in my roles as teacher, preacher, and pastoral presence during this time. Please know that vibrant Jewish life in Easton remains my top priority, and if there are ways in which you believe I may perform better in this task, please let me know. I’m quite sure that Easton will remain a place of great significance for Dena, Miri, and me. It is the community that welcomed us from New York, and where our daughter was born and was welcomed into the covenant of the Jewish people. In a short time, we look forward to celebrating our son’s bris in our sanctuary. We’ve shared so many special moments with this community; I am confident that the bonds of friendship we’ve formed here will long endure. Thank you so much for all that you have given us. Sincerely, Rabbi Stein
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE ‌
On behalf of the board of directors and the congregation of Bnai Abraham Synagogue, it is my unhappy duty to accept the resignation of Rabbi Daniel Stein. It has been a pleasure working with the Rabbi over the past 5 years. He has been active and engaged in all areas of synagogue life. His modern creative ideas have been enjoyed by members of the congregation, and he and his beautiful family will be missed when they leave in July 2016.
IMPORTANT CONGREGATIONAL MEETING ON NOVEMBER 9th On November 9th we will meet at 7:00 p.m. as a congregation to discuss our options and our future. This meeting is extremely important as it will decide our course of action for the next year. Please make every attempt to attend. The term every vote counts is particularly true in this instance. Refreshments will be served. Please respond to the office and let us know if you are planning on attending. In the meantime for the rest of this year we will have a full calendar with many exciting and new programs. I look forward to seeing you at the meeting and I am always available to respond to your questions at any time. Thank you. Gerald Weisberger, President Bnai Abraham Synagogue
UPCOMING EVENTS YOUNG ADULT DIVISION THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE OCTOBER 18 - NOVEMBER 8TH The Young Adult Division of the Jewish Federation needs your help with their Thanksgiving Food Drive. All donations will be greatly appreciated and boxes are located in the Bnai Abraham lobby for your convenience.
UPCOMING EVENTS
BNAI ABRAHHAM FAMILY SHABBAT DINNER FRIDAY, NOVEMER 6th AT 6:00 P.M. Last month's Shabbat Dinner was such a success that we've decided to repeat! Join us on November 6th at 6:00 p.m. for dinner and 7:00 p.m. for services. Cost is $10 per adult, up to $20 per family. Cuisine this month will be Israeli.
BETHLEHEM-EASTON’S 72ND ANNUAL HADASSAH BENEFIT CONCERT Featuring The Manhattan Klezmer Band When:
SUNDAY, NOVEMBR 8TH AT 3:00 P.M.
Why:
Support Hadassah, the Zionist Relief Organization of America.
Where:
Congregation Brith Sholom at 1190 W. Macada Road in Bethlehem
Tickets start at 2 for $60 at the door. Contact hadassahbe@gmail.com from the Bethlehem Group of Hadassah Greater Philadelphia or call Carole at 610-554-3788
BNAI ABRAHAM/TEMPLE COVENANT OF PEACE KNITTING GROUP WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th AT 10:30 A.M. Please note the knitting group will be meeting at the home of Sheila Brown, 2349 Westminister Drive, Emmaus, PA Please RSVP to Sheila at (610) 966-3861
UPCOMING EVENTS BETHLEHEM/EASTON HADASSAH BOOK AND FILM CLUB THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, AT 1:30 P.M. BOOK: The Lady in Gold by Anne-Marie O’Connor At the home of Ann Goldberg, 2351 Esquire Drive, Easton, PA Please RSVP to Ann at 610-829-1221
JAVA & JEANS
JAVA AND JEANS SHABBAT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21th AT 10:00 A.M. Join us on Saturday, November 28th at 10:00 a.m. for our monthly Shabbat service. A Kiddush will follow.
INTERFAITH CHORAL FESTIVAL - 3:00 P.M. Trinity Episcopal Church 234 SPRING GARDEN ST – EASTON INTERFAITH CHORAL FESTIVAL TO BENEFIT EASTON’S MOST VULNERABLE RESIDENTS Religion can often divide communities, but not in Easton. Eleven choirs, one hundred forty-five voices strong, will join forces on Sunday, November 22nd for a musical celebration. For the first time in the history of the festival, the Church of the Latter Day Saints will take part. Together, the choirs will perform John Rutter’s “This Is The Day,” composed for the wedding of HRH Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton, as well as “America, the Beautiful.” The choirs are coming together to support ProJeCt of Easton. ProJeCt is an interfaith initiative in downtown Easton, offering much-needed emergency assistance, a food program, community supportive services, and educational programs to over 5,000 disadvantaged children and adults each year. The participating choirs come from: First United Church of Christ • St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church • St. John’s Church on Morgan Hill • St. Jane Frances De Chantal Roman Catholic Church • Temple Covenant of Peace • St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church • Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church • Easton Ward of the Church of Latter Day Saints • B’nai Abraham Synagogue • First Presbyterian Church • Trinity Episcopal Church The Festival is followed by a reception
UPCOMING EVENTS BNAI ABRAHAM FILM/DINNER SERIES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29th AT 4:00 P.M. Join us at Bnai Abraham on Sunday, November 29th at 4:00 pm when will be showing the film “The Deli Man”. This documentary focuses on Ziggy Gruber, who co-owns a large deli in Houston and is also the grandson of the original owner of the Rialto Deli, the first Kosher deli to open on Broadway in New York City in the 1920s. The deli is the main love in this man's life. While the film also covers other famous Jewish delis in Manhattan, Queens, Los Angeles and San Francisco and their histories, the emphasis is on the cultural aspects of the food and how the culture and the desire for this food are disappearing. There were once thousands of these delis and now there's fewer than 150 left in the entire U.S. Such luminaries as Larry King, Jerry Stiller, Fyvush Finkel, Freddie Roman and Alan Dershowitz, as well as various deli owners, express their love for the culture and the food. Dinner will be deli style food at Bnai Abraham – Cost is $10 per person. The film is free. Come to one or come to both! We look forward to seeing you there!
PLEASE JOIN CONGREGATION BRITH SHALOM TOGETHER WITH BNAI ABRAHAM AT THE NEXT SHABBAT DINNER and HANUKKAH CELEBRATION FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2015 6:00 P.M. SHABBAT SERVICE – 7:00 PM SHABBAT DINNER
It’s Southern Fired Hanukkah Chicken Dinner with all the Fixins’ Please RSVP by Tuesday, December 1st Adults - $15 children (5-13 yrs) $5 Little Ones under 5 Free
UPCOMING EVENTS BAT MITZVAH ALITZA LILA HOCHHAUSER DECEMBER 12, 2015 Alitza, affectionately called Allee by those who know her, is a 7th grade student at the Jewish Day School of the Lehigh Valley. Now in her 8th year at JDS, Alitza is excelling in her studies that include secular classes, alongside a rigorous grounding in Judaics, Hebrew, and Spanish. Outside of JDS, Allee enjoys swimming on the JCC Lightnings swim team as well as playing basketball and softball for PYC. In addition, Alitza is currently participating in Kadima and taking piano lessons, filling her home with music nearly every day. In her spare time, Alitza enjoys hanging out with her brothers and going on mini family adventures, socializing with her friends, and is nearly always found devouring a good book. Her summers and vacation breaks include time in the Poconos at Camp Ramah, classes at The Baum School of Art, the occasional trip to visit her grandparents and family in Texas, in town or on the farm, as well as the special day trips to NYC with her grandparents here in the Lehigh Valley. Alitza’s Bat Mitzvah Project, “The Fantastic Fast”, is named and based on the words of Isaiah 58, read on Yom Kippur. This past Rosh Hashanah, Allee asked the congregation to join in her efforts to “change lives in the community, and to motivate others into participating in giving back to the community.” She is collecting donated clothing, food and toiletries from bins placed in Bnai Abraham’s lobby and delivering the appropriate items to Safe Harbor of Easton, Jewish Family Services of the Lehigh Valley, The Beall and Linny Fowler Hospitality House for Women and Children, and the Salvation Army. Our community is answering the call, allowing Allee to make multiple deliveries and participate in gemilut chasadim on behalf of the entire Bnai Abraham family. Alitza, along with her brothers, Avi and Asa, and her parents Julie and Aron, invite you to share in the joyous milestone of Allee’s Bat Mitzvah as she is called to the Torah on December 12, 2015. Kiddush and a luncheon will follow services in the Weitzman Auditorium.
Yahrzeit List In the Bond of Life November 2015
Contact Irwin Lewis, Ritual Chairman
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Edward S. Cohen, beloved brother of Marilyn Herschler Zelda Cooper, beloved mother of Peter Cooper Irving Koplin, beloved brother of Ruth Reiter Bertha Goldstein, beloved grandmother of Gary Asteak Annette Geller, beloved mother of Linda Bloch Rose Lifland, beloved mother-in-law of Doris Lifland Irving Krim, beloved husband of Lillian Krim Morris Kaplan, beloved father of Leopold and Sid Kaplan Sharon E. Litvin, beloved wife of Herb Litvin Ida Hertz, beloved grandmother of Herman Ytkin Pat Cirkus, beloved sister of Gail Ehrens Weisberger Allen Kutner, beloved son of Miriam Cassel Joseph Koplin, beloved father of Ruth Reiter Rose Weiss, beloved aunt of Helaine Sigal Estelle Baily Lehman, beloved mother of Ginger Schocker Irving Asteak, beloved father of Gary Asteak Sally Silberman, beloved mother of Robert Silberman Morris Freedberg, beloved father of Judge Robert Freedberg Joseph M. Brau, beloved husband of Sally Brau Joseph Kaplan, beloved uncle of David Kaplan and brother of Leopold and Sid Kaplan Beatrice Mayer, beloved mother of Loretta Brickman Bessie Abo, beloved mother of Marc Abo John Schiavone, beloved brother of Carol Rabinowitz Jacob Altman, beloved father of Arthur Altman Frederick Zibulewsky, beloved husband of Lydia Zibulewsky Mollie Abeshaus, beloved aunt of Alan Abeshaus Abe Greenberg, beloved father of Sandy Weiner Marion Esther Gross, beloved sister of Faye Goldberg Jules Zarchin, beloved father of Gail Ehrens Weisberger Freida Cohen, beloved mother of Danny Cohen William Abner Hochhauser, beloved father of Les Hochhauser
BNAI ABRAHAM SYNAGOGUE General operating expenses Please consider a donation to Bnai Abraham Synagogue to cover “General Operating Expenses”. Your donations support our Congregation and strengthen our Jewish community here in Easton. BEATRICE & LEON FRIEDMAN FUND 1. Support organizations that benefit minor children whose parents are unable to provide for their health, maintenance, support and education 2. Needy, elderly 3. Shelter for the homeless BUILDING FUND Extraordinary maintenance and repair of the buildings and property of the synagogue and parsonage SISTERHOOD CAMP RAMAH SCHOLARSHIP FUND GENERAL ENDOWMENT FUND Interest only used to subsidize Bnai Abraham’s operating expenses GOLDMAN/MERBAUM TORAH FUND HERB SNYDER GARDEN FUND JESSE & TAYLOR COOPER FUND DR. JOEL LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Bar/Bat Mitzvah tutoring stipends JULIUS COHEN MEMORIAL FUND 1. Religious School Scholarships 2. Assisting needy congregational youth in Jewish-oriented education, programming and activities (e.g. Yeshiva or Jewish Day School, trips, USY) RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND ROBERT KUTNER LIBRARY FUND SHEILA GOLDBERG FUND To pay High Holiday fees for anyone who cannot afford to attend SILVERMAN RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND Religious School Scholarships, Shofars SISTERHOOD BUILDING FUND SUE SEIGEL SHABBAT FUND 1. Shabbat programming, including kiddush lunches 2. Bagels and Books SY JACOWITZ TOT SHABBAT FUND Boker Tov Scholarships THEATER FUND Supports a wide variety of synagogue projects and functions
Bnai Abraham Synagogue Neal Berkowitz made a generous donation to Bnai Abraham Synagogue. Merle Grollman in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Evan Ytkin, grandson of Jessica and Herman Ytkin. Merle Grollman wishing Sally Brau much happiness in her new home. Doris Lifland sending get well wishes to Helene Kaplan for a speedy and complete recovery. Doris Lifland – Mazel Tov to Gary and Barbara Asteak on the birth of their grandson, Hayes Max Burroll. Doris Lifland sending congratulations to Snookie and David Kaplan on their 20th anniversary. Doris Lifland – Mazel Tov to Herman and Jessica Ytkin on the Bar Mitzvah of their grandson, Evan Ytkin. Roz Smolow sending get well wishes to Sid and Helene Kaplan. Jessica and Herman Ytkin sending get well wishes to Sid and Helene Kaplan for a speedy and complete recovery.
Building Fund Sally and Dexter Neadle sending get well wishes to Helene Kaplan.
Goldman/Merbaum Fund Danny and Nancy Cohen sending get well wishes to Bernice Merbaum. Selma Jacowitz sending get well wishes to Bernice Merbaum. Doris Lifland sending get well wishes to Bernice Merbaum for a speedy and complete recovery. Jessica and Herman Ytkin sending Bernice Merbaum good wishes.
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund Selma Jacowitz – Mazel Tov to Herman and Jessica Ytkin on the Bar Mitzvah of their grandson, Evan Ytkin.
Sue Seigel Shabbat Fund Selma Jacowitz sending get well wishes to Helene Kaplan.
Theater Fund Marc and Aliette Abo – Mazel Tov to Gary and Barbara Asteak on the birth of their grandson, Hayes Max Burroll.
Yahrzeit Arthur Altman in memory of his father-in-law, Al Meirowitz. Linda Bloch in memory of her mother and father Annette and Fred Geller. Danny Cohen in memory of his mother and father, Benjamin and Fredia Cohen. Ricky Hochhauser in memory of her father, Abraham Cohen. Selma Jacowitz in memory of her mother, Sophie Shapiro. Doris Lifland in memory of her mother-in-law, Rose Lifland. Carol Rabinowitz in memory of her brother, John Schiavone. Stan Walker in memory of his mother, Edith Brock. Bob Weiner in memory of his mother, Claire Weiner. Sandy Weiner in memory of her father, Abe Greenberg. Gail Ehrens Weisberger in memory of her sister, Pat Cirkus and her father, Jules Zarchin.
Todah Rabah Thank you to Aliette Abo and the Theater Fund for providing equipment and services to keep the defibrillator up and running. The following is a thank you from the students from Hillel.
Kiddush is a perfect way to celebrate a special birthday or anniversary, and it allows you the opportunity to celebrate with our community. To sponsor a Kiddush for $36, please contact the synagogue office. Do you have a celebration we should know about? Email office@bnaiabraham.org
Refuah Sh’lma (A Full and Complete Healing) To all who were sick or hospitalized, we wish a return to good health.
Jerald S. Cohen David Denenberg Ilya Gabriel Sid and Helene Kaplan Bernice Merbaum Andrew Shaw Jack Stein Marty Zippel
In memoriam May God in His Kindness Grant Comfort and Solace to the Mourners
Sisterhood News
The Ritual Corner for November Submitted by Irwin Lewis
Laws Concerning Festivals Any work which is forbidden on the Sabbath is also forbidden on a festival. And just as on the Sabbath it is forbidden to have certain work done by a non-Jew, even so it is on a festival. One's cattle must be allowed to rest. The festival does differ from the Sabbath with regard to the preparation of food. {Exodus 12:16}: “Only that which is eaten by any soul, this alone may be prepared by you.� Thus kneading, baking, slaughtering and cooking are permitted on a festival. Carrying objects from one place to another and kindling a fire are also permitted on a festival, even when not needed for cooking, but for some other purpose. Such spices as would lose their flavor if they were crushed before the festival may be crushed on a festival, if done in an unaccustomed manner, for instance, by inclining the mortar on its side or by pounding them on the table. Source: Code Of Jewish Law Compilation by Rabbi Solomon Ganzfried
Be Part of Sisterhood Join an extraordinary group of women to support the synagogue and have fun while doing it. If you have not yet sent in your annual dues -- just $20, please make check payable to Bnai Abraham Sisterhood and send to the office. Contact Elaine Morrow with any questions or to get involved. Call 484-515-3475 or email emorrow2542@gmail.com
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Please notify Bnai Abraham Office in writing if you move, if there is a marriage, children, family member entering a nursing home, or change in membership status. We do need to keep your records up to date. Thank you.
MEN'S CLUB TOPICS FOR 2015 WE ARE ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT FOR SPEAKERS! TOPIC NEED NOT BE JEWISH-RELATED AND CAN BE VERY INFORMAL. PROFESSIONALS ARE WELCOME WITH EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION. PLEASE NO SOLICITATIONS. CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEMBERS - HELP WANTED! We are asking every member of our congregation to help us locate prospective new members. They may be your neighbors, friends, vet, or whomever. Please relay the name and any pertinent information to Elaine Morrow or the office staff at Bnai Abraham Synagogue.
AL’S CLEANERS - FUNDRAISER FOR BAS! Bnai Abraham has been signed up at Al’s Cleaners, 1132 Northampton Street, to enable the synagogue to collect 10% of all sales of dry cleaning and laundry services that our congregants spend there. It’s easy. Just mention that you are a member of Bnai Abraham Synagogue, and they will credit the synagogue and send the proceeds periodically. Al’s is only about seven blocks from the synagogue, has very convenient hours, and does excellent work.
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SHOPPING AT AMAZON…A FUNDRAISER FOR BNAI ABRAHAM! Click on the Amazon search link on the “Donations” page on the BAS website, and for any purchases made during your visit on Amazon.com, Amazon will contribute 4% to 15% of the purchase price to Bnai Abraham! How it works: Navigate to the BAS Donations webpage at http://www.bnaiabraham.org/donations.html and type any item keyword in the Amazon search box, and you will be transferred to Amazon.com. (You must use this link or purchases will not be traced to BAS). If you place items in your shopping cart and complete a purchase during your visit, Amazon will pay us a portion of the purchase price (not including shipping), that portion to range from 4% to 15% depending on the item category. Rates for categories are posted on our website. We encourage all of our members to shop on Amazon.com – but remember to only access Amazon.com through the BAS link at the below url or we will not get the purchase credit: http://www.bnaiabraham.org/donations.html Thank you for your continued support of BAS and HAPPY SHOPPING!
Tree of Life Permanently commemorate your simcha or celebrate a person! The “Tree of Life� sculpture is on display in the BAS Main lobby known as Founders Hall. It is used to honor and remember special events such as: Bar/Bat Mitzvahs Birthdays Anniversaries Memorials Engagements Namings Weddings and any other special milestone or celebration! Leaf: $140
Apple: $800
Or memorialize your loved one: Stone at base of tree: $1,100
Lothar Gumberich, Chairman: 610-253-5263 BAS office: 610-258-5343
Dedicate a memorial plaque to be located on the walls of the Sanctuary: $300 To honor your friends on the Walk of Life: $350
Jewish Family Service of the Lehigh Valley Jewish Family Service is committed to alleviating hunger in our community. Please join us in our efforts to accomplish this. Thank you to everyone who has so generously contributed to our food pantry with nonperishable items or financial support. We are supported in the Lehigh Valley by Second Harvest, as well as by the contributions of food drives and individuals. We are looking to expand into the entire Lehigh Valley to our Jewish community, and we ask for your support. If you have non-perishable items to donate, please either drop them at JFS or call and we will pick them up. Financial donations can be sent directly to JFS. In our outreach, we need everyone to spread the word. If you know someone, either affiliated or not, who could benefit from any JFS service, tell them about us and have them call. JFS maintains confidentiality and professionalism. We will deliver emergency food packages or supplemental food boxes anywhere in the Lehigh Valley. In addition to providing food, our Benefits Checkup Program (BCU) is designed to assist low-income persons of retirement age and younger adults with disabilities to find and apply for federal, state and local benefits. JFS seeks to help individuals and families live healthier, more stable lives by providing professional counseling, education and community programs. JFS would love to assist you in scheduling a food drive or creating a project that can help benefit persons in need. Please call JFS at (610) 821-8722 or go on our website for further information.
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