Shalom Orlando

SHALOM ORLANDO

Your guide to Jewish Life in Central Florida

Welcome Whether you are a newcomer to the area or one of the 30,000+ Jews who call Central Florida home, Shalom Orlando is your guide to all things Jewish in Greater Orlando. This book will help you discover unique opportunities for your family to grow together, activities that cater to every age group, networks to help you connect with other Jews, and programming that will inspire you to become more involved in our growing Jewish community.

Shalom Orlando is produced by the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando with the generous financial support of Presenting Sponsor Baumgarten Financial and our other advertisers.

851 N. Maitland Avenue Maitland, FL 32751 P: 407-645-5933 F: 407-641-1172 www.jfgo.org

Table of Contents

Strengthening Jewish life starts here at home. From children to seniors to young adults, the Greater Orlando Jewish community has something to offer for everyone!

PROGRAMS

COMMUNITY DIRECTORY

5 Jewish Federation of

22 Jewish Life

Greater Orlando 7 PJ LIbrary

9 PJ Families

11 Jewish Teen Education Network 13 Our Jewish Orlando

15 Bornstein Leadership Development Program 17 Jewish Community

24 Jewish Education 26 Support Services

31 Conservative Synagogues 33 Reform Synagogues

35 Orthodox / Other Synagogues 36 Community Organizations

& Resources 38 Kosher Markets, Restaurants & Catering

Relations Council 21 RAISE

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Nurturing a unified Jewish community that transcends generations and neighborhoods

For generations, the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando has enabled Jews in Central Florida to fulfill our obligation to take care of one another and to ensure our Jewish future. The Jewish Federation is all of us, the members of our community.

The Federation’s Maitland Jewish Community Campus provides a hub for Jewish life in Central Florida, with more than 1,500 community members using our facilities to congregate, rejuvenate and celebrate.

Supported by contributions

to our annual campaigns, the Jewish Federation funds and supports a broad network of collaborative projects as well as organizations, programs and services that care for people in need here at home, in Israel and around the world. We nurture and sustain our community through outreach and engagement programs for children, young families, adults and the leaders of tomorrow.

Federation is the linchpin of our Greater Orlando Jewish community.

Learn more at www.jfgo.org

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Helping families with young children connect through interactive Jewish experiences

Families

Through PJ Families, the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando sponsors Jewish cultural and holiday events and serves as a means for Jewish Central Florida families with young children to connect and forge meaningful friendships.

From special Shabbat outings in the park to one-of-a-kind family mitzvah projects, PJ Families incorporates uniquely Jewish themes in its programming. Most PJ Families events are provided at little or no charge by the Jewish Federation.

PJ Families engagement events are held throughout the area at various familyfriendly locations with the goal of reaching families already engaged with the community as well as unengaged families who may not be affiliated with a synagogue or a Jewish preschool.

PJ Families is committed to helping Central Florida families build lifelong Jewish traditions and Jewish identities.

Learn more at www.jfgo.org

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Providing free Jewish children’s literature and music for more than 500 local families

Cherished memories are created when parents sit down to read with their children. PJ Library shares Jewish stories that can help your family spend quality time together talking about values, traditions and culture that are important to you.

A program of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, PJ Library provides free Jewish children’s literature and music to more than 140,000 children around the world. PJ Library is made possible locally by the Jewish Federation of

Greater Orlando and donors in our community. Families with children ages 6 months to 8 years old may sign up to receive PJ Library books and music, regardless of their Jewish background, knowledge or observance. PJ Library serves more than 500 families in Central Florida.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando’s PJ Families often incorporates PJ Library stories into its cultural and holiday events.

Learn more at www.pjlibrary.org

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Expanding the landscape of Jewish teen education in Central Florida

The Jewish Teen Education Network (JTEN), a program of the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando, gives Central Florida teens the opportunity to learn about history, current events, culture and values from a Jewish perspective.

JTEN awards grants to local synagogues and community agencies that provide Jewish educational opportunities for teenagers. JTEN also offers Community-wide Teen Education Days, resources and networking opportunities for Jewish educators, and

grants to help cover the cost of organized teen student trips to Israel.

JTEN programming is unique in its scope. In 2015, for example, teens had the opportunity to interact one-on-one with Israel Defense Forces soldiers.

In 2016, students got a taste of Jewish life on a college campus with a special one-day “JTEN University� at the University of Central Florida.

Learn more at www.jfgo.org/jten

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Developing the future leaders of the Central Florida Jewish community

The Jerome J. Bornstein Leadership Development Program, administered by the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando, helps prepare promising young leaders for prominent roles in our Jewish community.

Fifteen or fewer individuals are selected each year to join the program. Participants learn how to assess and maximize their leadership styles; effective board, meeting, and volunteer management; unique challenges and opportunities related to the Jewish community; engagement

around Israel; and how to define their own Jewishness to better understand and appreciate a chosen path to serving the community.

After completion of the program, each graduate will serve a one-year board internship at the local Jewish agency or synagogue of his/her choice. Bornstein graduates have gone on to hold top leadership positions at many area synagogues and Jewish agencies.

Learn more at www.jfgo.org/bornstein

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Engaging in and promoting understanding of public policy issues important to Jews

JCRC JE WISH FEDER ATION OF GREATER ORLANDO

JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL

The Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) is at the forefront of issues that affect Jews in Central Florida and around the world.

JCRC has three primary areas of focus: Israel advocacy, community relations and Tikkun Olam (repairing the world), all of which are undergirded with the values of mutual respect and fostering understanding.

As a nonpartisan, nondenominational group, JCRC represents a diverse community and recognizes that the Council must, to the

best of its ability, recognize “all Jews, all views.”

JCRC, in conjunction with the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando, sponsors and organizes events and community forums on topics as diverse as women’s health issues, the anti-Israel movement and civil rights.

JCRC ensures that the Jewish community is represented when and where important decisions are made in Central Florida.

Learn more at www.jfgo.org/jcrc

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Providing paid employment and employment assistance for adults with special needs

RAISE is a 6- to 12-month work and social skills training program offered through the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando that provides paid employment for adults with special needs at our partnering Jewish agencies. In addition, RAISE assists its employees in the transition to finding longterm employment.

By providing a part-time work experience, RAISE offers each participant the self-worth that comes from earning a paycheck, the satisfaction of being a participating member of

society, an accepting work environment, the self-respect that comes with productivity, the dignity of having a job, a feeling of contribution and independence, and the social benefit of interfacing with our community in a safe and compassionate setting.

RAISE also connects participants with Vocational Rehabilitation and the opportunity to participate in job placement in the competitive work environment.

Learn more at www.jfgo.org/RAISE

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Jewish Life The Roth Family JCC (Maitland)

Rosen JCC (Southwest Orlando)

The Roth Family Jewish Community Center of Greater Orlando is the center of Jewish life in Central Florida. The JCC is home to award-winning preschool, after-school, summer camp, fitness, sports, arts and community programs. The Roth Family JCC serves the entire Orlando area, with most members living in Maitland, Winter Park, Winter Springs and Oviedo to the east; Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood and Sanford to the north; Apopka to the west; and Baldwin Park and downtown Orlando to the south.

The Jack & Lee Rosen Jewish Community Center is the home for Jewish family life in Southwest Orlando. The Rosen JCC prides itself on a diverse, inclusive community, providing a wide array of programming for adults and children (including preschool), as well as meeting space, a fitness center and gymnasium. The Rosen JCC is centrally located to the Dr. Phillips and Windermere communities, and is also easily accessible from Celebration, Hunter’s Creek, Winter Garden, Ocoee, MetroWest and Williamsburg.

407.645.5933 www.orlandojcc.org

407.986.2570 www.rosenjcc.org

Central Florida Hillel (UCF)

Central Florida Hillel is the center for Jewish life on the University of Central Florida campus. Serving Jewish students at UCF, Rollins College, Stetson University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and Barry University School of Law, Central Florida Hillel offers engaging and meaningful programmatic opportunities that connect Jewish students to one another, to their schools and to the larger Jewish community. Central Florida Hillel is a catalyst for a student’s transformational growth as an individual and as a Jew. 407.382.2658 www.centralfloridahillel.org

Judaica Shops

Whether you’re looking for jewelry, buying Shabbat candles or planning a Bar/Bat Mitzvah, you’ll find what you need at one of Central Florida’s Judaica shops: Congregation Ohev Shalom 613 Concourse Parkway South Maitland, FL 32751 407.788.3725 Congregation of Reform Judaism 928 Malone Drive Orlando, FL 32810 407.645.0444 Temple Israel 50 S. Moss Road Winter Springs, FL 32708 407.647.3055

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Jewish Education Jewish Academy of Orlando (Maitland)

Orlando Torah Academy (Southwest Orlando)

At the Jewish Academy of Orlando (JAO), students experience academic excellence within a culture of Jewish values.

Critical thinking, problem solving and challenge-based learning create an environment that encourages students to be risk takers and strive for excellence.

JAO students develop selfconfidence and a positive sense of who they are as individuals and as Jews. Outside the classroom, extracurricular activities engage students in terms of their faith, academic interests, goals and just plain fun.

As you walk through the hallways of Orlando Torah Academy (OTA), you will be overcome with a tremendous feeling of pride. With OTA’s unique dual curriculum, each student receives an excellent General Studies education along with a strong foundation of Jewish values. OTA is committed to educating the whole child, building character alongside academic achievement and inspiring children to make Judaism a vital and relevant part of their lives.

407.647.0713 www.jewishacademyorlando.org

407.270.4936 www.orlandotorah.com

Orlando Jewish Day School (Southwest Orlando)

Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center (Maitland)

The mission of Orlando Jewish Day School is to nurture a generation of children who are well educated, think critically and have the tools and confidence to study independently and pursue their passions, all while maintaining a strong Jewish identity. The school’s families are diverse in their beliefs, affiliations and observances. Orlando Jewish Day School provides a dual curricular program in which students engage in rigorous academics while absorbing core Jewish values and developing proficiency in the Hebrew language.

The Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center of Florida (HMREC) houses both permanent and traveling exhibits to communicate the history and lessons of the Holocaust. HMREC is dedicated to combating anti-Semitism, racism and prejudice with the goal of developing a moral and just community through its extensive outreach of educational and cultural programs.

HMREC teaches the principles of good citizenship to thousands of people of all ages, religions and backgrounds each year.

800.765.7905 www.orlandojewishdayschool.com

407.628.0555 www.holocaustedu.org

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Support Services Community Rabbi

Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando

The Community Chaplaincy Program is a pastoral outreach service that offers end-of-life services, burial or memorial services, and hospice, hospital or jail visits to unaffiliated Jews.

Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando operates this program in partnership with the Greater Orlando Board of Rabbis, Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando and Hospice of the Comforter.

All services are provided at no cost to participants, who otherwise may not receive spiritual support during their time of need.

Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando (JFS Orlando) is a human services organization founded on the principles of community building, kindness, compassion and betterment of our world. JFS Orlando offers social services and emergency assistance to struggling individuals and families throughout the Central Florida community. Programs include counseling, growth and development, emergency services, the Pearlman Emergency Food Pantry, and RIDE (Reliable Independent Drivers for the Elderly).

407.644.7593 www.jfsorlando.org/services

407.644.7593 www.jfsorlando.org

The Jewish Pavilion

Kinneret Apartments and Council on Aging

The Jewish Pavilion enhances the lives of residents in independent, assisted-living and skilled nursing facilities through visitation, Shabbat services, holiday festivities, inter-generational celebrations, music programs and educational courses. Staff and volunteers visit seniors in more than 50 facilities throughout Central Florida.

The Jewish Pavilion also provides the Orlando Senior Help Desk, which shares advice on senior services, home health services, elder law, hospice, adult day care and more.

The Kinneret Council on Aging provides a quality, life-enhancing experience for the residents of Kinneret Apartments, located in downtown Orlando. Kinneret operates two 15-story high-rise buildings with 280 apartments for seniors (62 or older). Both buildings were constructed with low-interest loans through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Kinneret Apartments overlooks Lake Lucerne in a beautiful historic district and is close to major highways, public transportation, shopping and medical facilities.

407.678.9363 www.jewishpavilion.org

407.425.4537 www.kinneretapartments.com

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Directory

Synagogues Community Organizations & Resources Kosher markets, restaurants & Catering

Conservative Synagogues Congregation Beth Am 3899 Sand Lake Road Longwood, FL 32779 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 915756 Longwood, FL 32791 Phone: 407.862.3505 congbetham.org Congregation Beth Shalom (Progressive Conservative) 1308 E. Normandy Blvd., Suite D Deltona, FL 32725 Phone: 386.804.8283 mybethshalom.com

Orlando Weekly Morning Minyan (Egalitarian/Conservative) M-F 7:45 am (9:00 am on federal holidays) Maitland Jewish Community Campus 851 N. Maitland Ave Maitland, FL 32804 Phone: 407.298.4650 Liaison: Rabbi David Kay Rabbikay@ohevshalom.org or OrlandoMinyan@gmail.com facebook.com/ OrlandoMinyan

Congregation Beth Sholom 315 N. 13th Street Leesburg, FL 34748 Phone: 352.326.3692 bethsholomflorida.org

Southwest Orlando Jewish Congregation 11200 S. Apopka-Vineland Road Orlando, FL 32836 Phone: 407.239.5444 sojc.org

Congregation Ohev Shalom 613 Concourse Parkway South Maitland, FL 32751 Phone: 407.298.4650 ohevshalom.org

Temple Israel 50 S. Moss Road Winter Springs, FL 32708 Phone: 407.647.3055 tiflorida.org

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Reform Synagogues Congregation Bet Chaim 301 W. State Road 434 Unit #319 Winter Springs, FL 32708 Phone: 407.830.7211 betchaim.org Congregation Beth Emeth Services at Rosen Plaza Hotel 9700 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: 407.222.6393 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 691044 Orlando, FL 32869 congregationbethemeth.com Congregation of Reform Judaism 928 Malone Drive Orlando, FL 32810 Phone: 407.645.0444 crjorlando.org

Temple Shalom of Central Florida 13563 County Road 101 Oxford, FL 34484 Phone: 352.748.1800 templeshalomcentralfl.org Temple Shir Shalom of Oviedo Services at Temple Israel 50 S. Moss Road Winter Springs, FL 32708 Phone: 407.366.3556 www.templeshirshalom.org Temple L’Chayim Synagogue 620 W. Montrose Street Clermont, FL 34711 Phone: 863.272.9650 templelchayim.org

Congregation Shalom Aleichem Services at 3501 Oak Pointe Blvd.

Kissimmee, FL 34746 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 422275 Kissimmee, FL 34742 Phone: 407.935.0064 shalomaleichem.com

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Orthodox Synagogues Other/Unaffiliated Chabad Lubavitch of North Orlando 1701 Markham Woods Road Longwood, FL 32779 Phone: 407.636.5994 jewishnorthorlando.com Chabad of South Orlando 7347 W. Sand Lake Road Orlando, FL 32819 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 690282 Orlando, FL 32869 Phone: 407.354.3660 jewishorlando.com Chabad of Greater Orlando 708 Lake Howell Road Maitland, FL 32751 Phone: 407.644.2500 chabadorlando.org

Celebration Jewish Congregation (Reconstructionist) P.O. Box 470531 Celebration, FL 34747 Phone: 407.566.9792 jewishcelebration.org Chabad at University of Central Florida 600 Oak Circle Oviedo, FL 32765 Phone: 407.949.8838 jewishucf.com Chabad of O’Town 333 N. Rosalind Ave. Orlando, FL 32801 chabadotown.com

Orlando Torah Center 8591 Banyan Blvd.

Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: 407.538.1254 orlandotorahcenter.com

Congregation Sinai (Egalitarian) 303A N. U.S. Highway 27 Minneola, FL 34715 Phone: 352.243.5353 www.congregation-sinai.org

Traditional Congregation of Mount Dora 848 N. Donnelly St. Mount Dora, FL 32757 Phone: 352.735.4774

Temple Shalom 1785 Elkcam Blvd.

Deltona, FL 32725 Phone: 386.789.2202 shalomdeltona.org

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Community Organizations & Resources Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority at UCF Beta Zeta Chapter aephiucf.com Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity at UCF Nu Delta Chapter masternudelta@gmail.com ucfaepi.com Beth Shalom Memorial Chapel 640 Lee Road Orlando, FL 32810 407.599.1180 bethshalommemorialchapel.com American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Florida Regional Office 954.382.6110 flreg@aipac.org Friends of the Israel Defense Forces Dina Ben Ari, Florida Executive Director 305.354.8233 dina.benari@fidf.org Greater Orlando Board of Rabbis 407.644.7593 Hadassah Orlando Chapter Nancy Greenfield 407.333.0204 nancyg357@ yahoo.com

Hadassah South Orlando Chapter 5650 Parkview Point Drive Orlando, FL 32821 Gail Spector 407.239.5488.

Israel Bonds Development Corporation for Israel 801 West Bay Drive Suite 714 Largo, FL 33770 800.622.8017 tampa@israelbonds.com Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Orlando Contact: Tom Hirsch 407.494.4230 jgsgo.org facebook.com/jgsgreaterorlando

Jewish National Fund Orlando Florida Chapter 407.333.0793 J.O.IN Orlando (Jewish Outreach INitiative) 407.734.0190 joinorlando.org

Stetson University Hillel Deland, FL shoffman@stetson.edu facebook.com/groups/stetson. jso.hillel

Tampa Orlando Pinellas (TOP) Jewish Foundation 13009 Community Campus Drive Tampa, FL 33625 Emilie Socash, Executive Director emilie@topjewishfoundation.org

Local Jewish Media Heritage Florida Jewish News 207 O’Brien Road, Suite 101 Fern Park, FL 32730 407.834.8787 www.heritagefl.com

Mohels (Circumcision) Rabbi Israel J. Barzak 386.673.5535 ijb@floridamohel.com floridamohel.com

Rabbi Ethan Paris 321.696.8151 rabbieparis@gmail.com

Youth Services Mikvahs Congregation Ohev Shalom Mikvah 613 Concourse Parkway South Maitland, FL 32751 407.298.4650 www.ohevshalom.org Mikvah Yisrael at Chabad of Greater Orlando 708 Lake Howell Road Maitland, FL 32751 407.529.5966 bit.ly/orlandomikvah

BBYO 851 N. Maitland Ave. Maitland, FL 32751 407.645.5933 ext. 292

United Synagogue Youth (USY) North and Central Florida Sub-region hanegevusy.org/sub-regions-2

Greater Orlando Federation of Temple Youth Congregation of Reform Judaism crjorlando.org

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Kosher Markets, Restaurants & Catering The Orthodox Vaad of Orlando 407.538.1254 orlandovaad.org Bagel King Bakery and Catering Casselberry Commons Shopping Center 1455 Semoran Blvd.

Casselberry, FL 32707 407.657.6266 Bakery and dairy catering under supervision. Restaurant not under supervision bagelking.net Fagel’s Kosher Kitchen Longwood, FL 32750 407.696.8873 fagelskosherkitchen.com Kosher Grill 5615 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819 407.392.2292 koshergrillorlando.com Jerusalem Grill 366 W. Granada Blvd.

Ormond Beach, FL 32174 386.671.0033 glattkosherflorida.com Kosher Gourmet 4797 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Suite A Kissimmee, FL 34746 407.354.1296 koshergourmet.biz

Lower East Side 8550 Palm Parkway Lake Buena Vista, FL 32836 407.465.0565 kosherorlando.com Simka’s Sweets Ice Cream and Sweet Shop 600 Cagan Park Ave. Clermont, FL 34714 352.243.2230 simkasweets.com Winn-Dixie Supermarket 7800 South U.S. Highway 17/92 Casselberry, FL 32730 407.339.1593 Winn-Dixie Supermarket 11957 S. Apopka-Vineland Road Orlando, FL 32836 407.465.8600 Zayde’s Kosher Catering 9700 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819 407.996.0250 rosenplaza.com/zaydes

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