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Hakol - The Voice

Hakol is the Hebrew word for The Voice, and while this publication is the voice of Congregation B’nai Tikvah, it is not intended to be only one-way.

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Correction

Women of Achievement Gala Correction: It was incorrectly stated that the Chaverim program at Congregation B’nai Tikvah is run by Bikur Cholim. Please note that this program is run by Social Action.

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Marci Abschutz, President CBT Sisterhood

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Presidents’Podium

Ruth Anne Koenick & Marty Abschutz

I (Ruth Anne) often have said that the days are long, but the years go fast and that is how I feel about being president or co-president of this wonderful and inspiring Congregation While I had a lot to learn when I first became President in 2007: I never had heard the term HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning); and our administrator Hadas resigned to take another job shortly after I became President, these past years have flown by day by day by day. Having the opportunity to work closely with my current co-president, Marty Abschutz, has been fun, interesting and I have learned a lot. But here we are beginning another (my last) year as any type of president except past president. I wear a button on my jacket that says “Stop me before I volunteer again;” almost every time I come home from CBT, Paul asks me in a humorous way if I had my button on.

As Rosh Hashanah is close, it brings back some memories. My father of blessed memory, was the Ba’al Tikiah and as he was leaving to go to shul, that is how he woke us up to tell us to get moving I do miss that sound resonating through our home

For me (Marty), the High Holy Day season represents a time of reflection and renewal Each of us can reflect on the past year: what we did that feels like an accomplishment; what we did that we can make a better effort towards in the coming year This reflection can take many shapes, from personal relationships to various other commitments we have made

The companion to that reflective opportunity is that it gives each of us an opportunity to renew our commitment to what is important to us. What could we have done during the past year that would have created a better outcome towards fulfilling each commitment? Do we need to repair relationships, for example? At the same time, it affords us an opportunity to identify new commitments. Was there some thing or some idea that we came across by happenstance, accident or intent that has piqued our interest enough to make a commitment towards learning more or pitching in to make that thing better? Do we have the right balance in our various commitments?

In either case (existing or new commitment), how can we implement the idea or action that would enable us to learn more, repair a relationship or improve our commitment? These are among the many thoughts I have during the High Holy Days I think that many of us have similar thoughts and feelings during this time We are not alone

We (Ruth Anne and Marty) look forward to seeing you whenever and wherever If that happens to be during the High Holy Days, we should greet each other knowing that we are not alone as Jews living in the United States at this time

From our families and us to your families and you: L’Shanah Tov Tikateivu and may you all be inscribed in the book of life for a good and healthy new year.

Ruth Anne and Marty

Cantor’s Corner

Cantor Bruce Rockman

Twenty Five years ago, on Friday evening, August 3, 2001, I lead Kabbalat Shabbat and I became the “New Official Cantor” of B’nai Tikvah The service went well enough, there was a nice crowd of congregants and well wishers and I was nervous, my voice cracking a little like a bar mitzvah boy Although we were well acquainted, that night and the relationships that were beginning to develop changed my life forever. Becoming a spiritual leader is an enormous responsibility and has been an awesome experience.

I thank everyone involved in my transformation, especially G-d for making certain that my path would be filled with life lessons. I abundantly thank, my parents and siblings who love/d me, guided me and picked me up when I slipped. My teachers were patient and generous as they helped me learn more than I thought was possible for me to comprehend. I am grateful to my many colleagues, rabbis, cantors, clergy, friends, school, office staff and CBT leadership, who thoughtfully guided my congregational journey, sharing their experiences and who helped me navigate, to understand my professional responsibilities as one of them.

I began my CBT journey as a member of the congregation, then a teacher, a board member, ritual chairperson, then cantor and the leader of the Sons of Tikvah Band I am the sum of all of my CBT experiences, all inspiring the meaningful relationships that I have with you today and I pray that I’ve been good to you

I’ve worked hard and love what I’ve had the opportunity to become, but there is just NO WAY that my deeds these last 25 years could have been remotely possible without the love of my life, Stacey We are our best, together. Our children make us proud and confident that our lives together have been the most wonderful journey that we could dream of.

On Friday evening, August 1, 2025, I began my 25th year as the “Long Time Cantor” of B’nai Tikvah, with Camp Shabbat, Kabbalat Shabbat in my backyard. Stacey made sure that everyone was happy and comfortable; Bashe and Rafi helped me (took over) leading the service. It was a magical Shabbat, we had a full yard of CBTers from 3 to 93! I’m so glad that so many of us, over 80 congregants were able to worship together, with joy and gladness! We sang, we noshed and strengthened relationships with friends and with G-d. It was a very special Shabbat, and we will do this again.

I am grateful, I look forward to many exciting opportunities to gather this year, including L’dor Vador with Rick Recht, I dream of a Sons of Tikvah Band- Reunion Concert, the Falafel Ball and the annual Second Seder Most of all I’m looking forward to hearing your voices loud and clear during the high holidays

Ivdu et Hashem b’simcha Worship Adonai with Joy & Gladness!

Wishing You a Sweet and Healthy New Year. Cantor Bruce Rockman

Please contact me, to discuss your exciting and meaningful journey. cantor@bnaitikvah.org 732-297-0696 x115

Teacher Tidbits

Ronit Bivas.Director of Education

Immersed in Israel

As I enjoy a meaningful visit to Israel, I find myself deeply moved by the land that holds such profound importance for the Jewish people. Even though I’m here on vacation, each moment is reinforcing the very heart of my work back home as the Education Director. Being in Israel is reminding me just how vital it is that we share this country’s remarkable story with the next generation.

Israel is a living testament to resilience, hope, and the enduring spirit of our people. Whether walking through the ancient streets of Jerusalem or taking in the vibrant energy of Tel Aviv, I’m surrounded by a nation that has overcome incredible challenges and continues to flourish The Israeli flags flying proudly in every direction are not just symbols of a country—they represent unity, sacrifice, strength, and a deep-rooted connection to our heritage.

What’s especially powerful is how Israel connects us historically as Jews. This land is where our ancestors walked, prayed, dreamed, and rebuilt From the patriarchs and matriarchs to modern-day pioneers, the story of Israel is inseparable from the story of the Jewish people It is the thread that binds generations across centuries, linking our ancient past to our vibrant present, and to our future

As we prepare to begin a new school year, I’m more inspired than ever to bring these experiences home; to guide our teachers in creating learning opportunities that reflect both the rich history and dynamic present of Israel We have a unique opportunity to help our children see Israel not just as a place on a map, but as a central part of their Jewish identity and a living connection to our collective past

Together with our dedicated teaching staff, I look forward to developing lessons that will spark curiosity, build pride, and encourage meaningful connections to Israel. Through engaging, thoughtful, and ageappropriate learning, we can ensure our students not only learn about Israel, but feel deeply connected to it, carrying that connection beyond the classroom and into the world

I look forward to this exciting new year of learning and growth. Best wishes to you and your families for a Shana Tovah U’Metukah a happy and sweet 5786! L’shalom, Ronit Bivas

Administrative Notes!

Scott Kessler,VP Administration

As September arrives, we are all preparing for change. For those of us with younger children, a new school year is about to begin. All of us are getting ready to put away our swimsuits and summer clothes and begin the transition into fall And here at CBT, preparations have been in high gear for months, getting ready for the High Holidays.

There are many moving parts that all come together in order for our High Holiday services to go off without a hitch, but everyone can help in their own way

First, please be sure to bring your High Holiday ticket to all services on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur For the safety and security of all attendees, tickets are required for entry at all services. Everyone will be required to show their ticket, each time they enter the synagogue during the High Holidays. Anyone who arrives without a ticket will be subject to additional security screening, so please remember your tickets, and have them ready to show at the door

If you have friends or family who need a guest ticket, please contact the office immediately to make those arrangements, if you haven’t already done so. The deadline to register for guest tickets is Friday, September 12 at 12pm. There are many opportunities to volunteer at CBT during the High Holidays If you are interested in helping out in any way, please contact the office at office@bnaitikvah.org, and someone will contact you.

If you are not able to join us for services in person, all services will be available to view online. The stream of our services is password protected, and the password can be found in the weekly announcement email that goes out every Thursday.

Our hope is that every member and guest has a meaningful experience, whether you attend services in person or online. If you have any questions while you are at CBT during the High Holidays, please seek out an usher or a Board member for assistance.

Wishing everyone a Happy and Healthy New Year!

Get to Know Our Advertisers!

Lesley Lewkowicz,Executive Director

We are so appreciative of our advertisers and their support We’re starting a new feature, where every month, we’ll headline one of our advertisers, sharing a bit of who they are, what their business is all about, and maybe even a bit of their backstory!

The first business we’re featuring is Martine, Katz, Scanlon, and Schimmel, PA , a full service Family Law Firm As quoted on their website: “At Martine, Katz Scanlon & Schimmel, PA , our attorneys have trial experience in all aspects of matrimonial and family law Each attorney manages her own clientele while also utilizing a team approach to ensure individualized attention and the highest quality service. Martine, Katz Scanlon & Schimmel, P.A., provides personalized service to our clients while also providing the benefit of multiple attorneys’ opinions, input and experience. Each client will receive the individualized attention of a small law firm and enjoy enhanced resources akin to a larger law firm

Our attorneys offer an individualized approach to educate clients and accomplish their unique goals as efficiently as possible. We help clients achieve their best tomorrow, even if today is uncertain.”

For those of you who may not know, the “Schimmel” in the practice is none other than our very own Diana (Schimmel) Avena, who, along with her husband Rocco, and two beautiful daughters, Vivian and Violet, are members of our synagogue Diana jumped right in and became an active member of our shul, not only joining the board as a trustee, but jumping on the Strategic Planning Committee, and now chairs that committee.

In addition to her volunteerism at B’nai Tikvah, Diana is active in the outside community, as well. She is the co-founder of the Young Professionals Council of The Field Center for Children’s Policy, Practice and Research and of the Adoption Professionals Council of HelpUsAdopt org She is a member of the Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Burlington and Mercer County Bar Associations, all in their family law subdivisions. She also volunteers with the Philadelphia Volunteers for the Indigent Program, The Montgomery Child Advocacy Project, The Support Center for Child Advocates and The Women’s Resource Center.

She has been selected for inclusion in Pennsylvania Super Lawyers’ annual Rising Stars List since 2014, and she was named a Lawyer on the Fast Track by The Legal Intelligencer – a prestigious award she earned as one of its youngest recipients. Diana was also listed as a Top Family Law Attorney by Philadelphia Life Magazine every year since 2014, and she was named Best Overall Advocate by the Widener Intensive Trial Advocacy Program.

How lucky and proud are we to have someone with these credentials in our shul!

Thank you for supporting our Jewish community, by being an advertiser and advocate for the Jewish community!

Social Action

Laura Waksman

Does the name Aaron Feuerstein ring a bell? If you seek inspiration during the weeks of selfreflection as we approach the days of awe, or all year round, then you want to learn from Mr Feuerstein, zichrono levracha Aaron, an Orthodox Jew, was born in Brookline, Massachusetts to Hungarian parents In 1956 he became CEO of his grandfather’s knitting mill, Malden Mills, after working there for several years post college.

Two weeks before Christmas in 1995 the company’s factory complex caught on fire and was destroyed His 1400 employees were out of work, but guided by Jewish tradition, he continued to pay all of them for 90 days He is quoted as saying, “When all is moral chaos, this is the time for you to be a mensch” He could have taken the insurance money, closed the business, and retired very comfortably at age 70. But no, he used the insurance money to rebuild the factory, and it reopened a year later.

In a magazine interview in 1996 he said his Talmud study was the impetus for his actions ” I have a responsibility to the worker, both blue-collar and white-collar I have equal responsibility to the community It would have been unconscionable to put 3,000 people on the streets and deliver a deathblow to the cities of Lawrence and Methuen. Maybe on paper our company is worth less to Wall Street, but I can tell you it's worth more.” The company struggled and filed for bankruptcy twice until closing permanently in 2007.

Many things in life have potential that must be actualized, but we have to do something to bring them alive It’s only when we see that the person sitting across from us is made in the image of G-d, and recognize the holy potential of that individual, that we have the ability to become holy ourselves. Our actions elevate us to a holy level. Keep your eyes open, seek potential, and act.

I wish you a blessed and purposeful 5786

B’yachad, together, we can make a difference, Laura

Social Action Happenings

CHAVERIM (60plus) 12-2 PM at CBT- SAVE THE DATES!

September- NO MEETING

October 21st: TO OUR HEALTH! BALANCE AND FALL PREVENTION with Sunitha Mani, Physical Therapist

November 18: Tentative: Lisa Bayer returns with Using Your Wits! BRAIN HEALTH AND MUSIC

December 23: TBA

To volunteer to serve lunch on any of these dates, or to learn more, email me please.

Thanks to volunteers Renee Juro, Jill Stone, Barry Safeer, Phyllis Pinsky and Shelly Wistreich and to Steve Chernela for his photography, and Dot Cohen for her flower arranging I apologize if I omitted anyone

Thank you to Nessa Madison, Ann Rosenzweig, Carol Eisenberg, Isaiah Madison, Jean Madison, Howard Manson, Craig Cohen, Michele Greenfield and Larry Cohen for filling back packs with school supplies for county children in need, and to anyone who donated supplies With Sisterhood and Social Action working together, we filled 20 packs.

Thanks to Carol Eisenberg and Jay Scheuer for delivering our food pantry donations to JFS.

Hakol Advertising

Interested in advertising in our monthly Hakol? Know someone who might be? There are various options for advertising in our monthly newsletter, and by advertising in Hakol, your ad is also featured in our Thursday weekly announcements, as well as on our advertisers page of our website, and linked to your own business’ website. For details, options, pricing, please contact the CBT Office at 732-297-0696.

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September Calendar

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Member News Member News

The congregation extends heartfelt condolences to:

Michelle and Brain Melcer, and their children, Lauren and Andrew, on the loss of Michelle’s beloved father, Norman Kauff

Carole Turkheimer on the loss of her beloved husband, and our dear member, Bob Turkheimer

Barbra London on the loss of her beloved husband, and our dear member, Bruce London

May G-d comfort them among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem

The congregation warmly welcomes our new members:

Alysia and Jay Heumann and their children, Victor and Eleanor Amanda and Marc Bodinger and their son, Sam

“Letthemmakemeasanctuary,thatImaydwellintheirmidst”

Congregation B’nai Tikvah gratefully acknowledges the

following donations:

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

Jill Stone, in memory of Ann Rosenzweig’s beloved husband, Sam Rosenzweig

LouAnne and John Wolf, in memory of Caryl Greenberg’s beloved mother, Annette Jacobs

LouAnne and John Wolf, in memory of Caryl Greenberg’s beloved father, Bernie Jacobs

Steven Mark, in memory of his beloved brother, Marvin Mark

Michael Greenfield, thanking Rabbi Wolkoff

Michele & Irwin Millinger

Janis & David Hoffman, in honor of Maxine Lefkowitz’s 70th birthday

EXPERT ADVICE

Debra & Scott Rekant, in memory of Debra’s beloved grandmother, Rebecca Slotoroff

Abbey Lorber, in memory of her beloved mother, Louise Kahn

Cantor’s Special Fund

LouAnne and John Wolf, in memory of Neal Gittleman’s mother, Gilda Gittleman

Maxine & Irwin Nudelman, in appreciation of the Cantor’s officiating the baby naming of our granddaughter, Naomi Helen Boorstein

Toby & Gary Ehrlich, in honor of the marriage of Joyce and Joel Gerbman’s grandson, Ryan to Rachel

Irit Harchol, in memory of her beloved father, Chanan Weiner

Janis & David Hoffman, in memory of Janis’ beloved father, Isadore Candeub

Eleanor & Joel Weisenberg, in memory of Irit Harchol’s beloved brother, Yaakov Weiner

Caryl & Danny Greenberg, in appreciation for the Cantor’s care and support

Eleanor & Bill Greenberg, in memory of Eleanor’s beloved sister, Rosalie Gross

Eleanor & Bill Greenberg, in memory of Eleanor’s beloved father, Joseph Krause (continued)

General Fund

Debra & Scott Rekant, in honor of the engagement of Debbie and Stu Allen’s daughter, Rachel to Reese Pembleton

Lori & Jeff Asch, in memory of Caryl Greenberg’s beloved mother, Annette Jacobs

Ann Gold, in memory of her beloved father, Nathan Merker

Les & Dave Offenberg, in memory of Joel Greenberg

Yahrzeit and Tzedakah Fund

Steve & Renee Juro, in memory of Steve’s beloved mother, Susan Juro

Gary & Marcia Wesalo, in memory of Gary’s beloved grandfather, Israel Bloom

Marcia and Gary Wesalo, in memory of Marcia’s beloved mother, Claire Stein

Richard & Stacey Watman, in memory of Richard’s beloved mother, Gloria Watman

Syndi & Doug Smoller, in memory of Syndi’s beloved father, Sheldon Reich

Bonnie & Woody Stevens, in memory of Bonnie’s beloved father, Jules Groudan

Janice & Barry Kipnis, in memory of Janice’s beloved brother, Brian Bork

Sarina & Gerry Feldman, in memory of Sarina’s beloved father, Baruch Venouziou

Mitchell & Amy Schreck, in memory of Mitchell’s beloved father, Warren Schreck

Martin Raschkovan, in memory of his beloved mother, Beatrice Raschkovan

Martin Raschkovan, in memory of his beloved father, David Raschkovan

EXPERT ADVICE

Sharon & James Decker, in memory of Sharon’s beloved father, Solomon Lerner

Irwin & Maxine Nudelman, in memory of Irwin’s beloved mother, Ida Nudelman

Irwin Kalet, in memory of his beloved mother-in-law, Minnie Imber

Janice & Barry Kipnis, in memory of Janice’s beloved mother, Lila Bork

Amanda & Harry Uniman, in memory of Amanda’s beloved aunt, Susan Warshaw

Arlene Bacher, in memory of her beloved grandfather, Samuel Levine

Caryl Distel & Family, in memory of Selma Rosenberg

Caryl Distel & Family, in memory of Barry Distel

Eileen Zweig, in memory of Ronnie Levine’s beloved mother, Beatrice Freedman

Myra Dickert, in memory of her beloved father, Abraham Brody

Ritual Fund

LouAnne and John Wolf, in memory of Marcia and Martin Kaminker’s beloved daughter, Eva Kaminker

Natasha Rosenbaum, in honor of the marriage of Joyce and Joel Gerbman’s grandson, Ryan to Rachel

Helene and Gary Tinkel, in honor of the marriage of Dorothy and Larry Cohen’s son, Elliot to Chelsea

Arnie Miller Youth Activity Fund

Susan Miller, in memory of Ann Rosenzweig’s beloved husband, Sam Rosenzweig

Susan Miller, in memory of Caryl Greenberg’s beloved mother, Annette Jacobs

Susan Miller, in honor of the marriage of Phyllis and Barry Safeer’s daughter, Sarah to Brandon

Susan Miller, in honor of the marriage of Dorothy and Larry Cohen’s son, Elliot to Chelsea

Susan Miller, in honor of the engagement of Debbie and Stu Allen’s daughter, Rachel to Reese Pembleton

Phyllis Horlick, in memory of her beloved father, Larry Evenchick

Phyllis Horlick, in memory of her beloved mother-in-law, Anna Horlick

Shirley & Marty Engel, in honor of the marriage of Joyce and Joel Gerbman’s grandson, Ryan to Rachel

Phyllis Horlick & Family, in memory of Phyllis’ beloved mother, Nelle Evenchick

Shabbat Luncheon Fund

Alan Feinberg, in memory of his beloved father, Isaac Feinberg

Janis & David Hoffman, in honor of the marriage of Dorothy and Larry Cohen’s son, Elliot to Chelsea

EXPERT ADVICE

Barbra & Bruce London, in memory of Barbra’s beloved mother, Charlotte Simon

Janet Weiss, Mazel Tov to Phyllis and Barry Safeer on the marriage of their daughter, Sarah to Brandon

Gale & Marc Dillman, in memory of Gale’s beloved sister, Susan Warshaw

Andrew & Adrienne Ross, in memory of Andrew’s beloved mother, Eleanor Ross

Andrew & Adrienne Ross, in memory of Andrew’s beloved father, Jerome Ross

Shiva Fund

Steven Mark, in memory of his beloved wife, Ronnie Mark

Shomrei Tikvah Fund

David & Cindy Teicher, in memory of David’s beloved mother, Claire Teicher

Herb Mars, in appreciation of the kind visits from the Waksmans and the Pinskys

Fern & Allen Katronetsky, in memory of Fern’s beloved mother, Constance Cohen

Security Fund

Janet Weiss, in memory of Andrew Cohen’s beloved father, Howard Cohen

Jodi Wexler Marcou Social Action Fund

Marty & Marci Abschutz, in memory of Marty’s beloved father, Sam Abschutz

Marci & Marty Abschutz, in memory of Caryl Greenberg’s beloved mother, Annette Jacobs

Lisa & Jeff Tannenbaum, in memory of Caryl Greenberg’s beloved mother, Annette Jacobs

Michael Greenfield, thanking Lesley Lewkowicz

Lauren & Andrew Cohen, in memory of Lauren’s beloved mother, Marjorie Spindel

Marci & Marty Abschutz, in memory of Marci’s beloved grandmother, Dora Capon

Marci & Marty Abschutz, in memory of Harriet Hershenov

Eileen & Jeff Eisenberg, in memory of Caryl Greenberg’s beloved mother, Annette Jacobs

Ruth Appel, in memory of her beloved mother, Tillie Klein

Francine Weinstein, in memory of her beloved mother, Sophie Gorcey

Rose & Jeff Berger, in honor of the marriage of Dorothy and Larry Cohen’s son, Elliot to Chelsea

Ellie & Joel Weisenberg, in memory of Irit Harchol’s beloved brother, Yaakov Weiner

Gary & Helene Tinkel, in memory of Gary’s beloved mother, Estelle Tinkel

Janice & Arthur Baer, in memory of Janice’s beloved mother, Shirley Berezin

Trees for Israel Fund

Harriet Cohen, in honor of Renee Weinfeld’s 80th birthday

EXPERT ADVICE

The Ostroff Family, in memory of Lynn Ostroff’s beloved father, Isadore Segal

Religious School Fund

Ann Gold, in memory of Lilyan Adler Abse

Jessica & Liz Marcus, in memory of Haim Rosenstein

Ruth Ann Breitler Bikur Cholim Fund

Janis & David Hoffman, Mazel Tov to Phyllis and Barry Safeer on the marriage of their daughter, Sarah to Brandon

Please Note: It is never the intention of the office to leave out someone’s donation from the Hakol listings. If your donation was inadvertently left out, please contact the office and we will include it in the next Hakol. Thank you.