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IT TAKES TWO TO MAKE THE YEAR GO RIGHT By Cantor Jen Cohen The Jewish calendar is a complicated and beautiful thing. Have you ever looked up your Hebrew birthday? One year it might be five days before your secular birthday; one year it might be four weeks after – difficult to know when to start baking yourself a Hebrew birthday cake. And we all talk every year about the High Holy Days being either “so early!” or “so late this year!” (Why we never consider them just right is a question for another time.) Unlike our solar-based secular calendar, the calendar on which we base our lives as Jews runs on the lunar cycle and contains 354 days to the Gregorian 365 – only 11 days, but over the course of years, they add up. The end of parashat Re’eh in the book of Deuteronomy dictates that our holidays must occur in the proper seasons: Pesah in spring, Shavuot in summer, and Sukkot in the fall. If left to their own devices, those 11 days would, over the course of years, cause the holidays to fall earlier and earlier, eventually switching seasons altogether! So, in the fourth century C.E., Hillel HaNasi, son of Rabbi Judah HaNasi, modified the calendar that had previously been codified by the Sanhedrin in a brilliant way: he created a leap month. But where to put it? Though we tend to think of Tishrei and Rosh Hashanah as the beginning of the year, Judaism has four New Years. Biblically, Nissan – the month of spring and Passover – is the first month of the year. Adar was then considered the final month of the year. So Hillel II did a lot of sophisticated math and determined that they would insert a second month of Adar seven times over the course of a 19-year cycle, thus allowing the holidays to fall in the correct season, if not the same secular calendar month every year.
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But why two Adars? Why not two Kislevs – let’s double the month that contains Hanukkah! Or how about two Nissans – who wouldn’t appreciate extra time to clean our pantries for Pesah? The series of books called Celebrating the Jewish Year by Paul Steinberg dives deeply into all our Jewish holidays by season and is a great source of information (and is available in our Rabbi Steven C. Lindemann Lifelong Learning Center, of course!) In it, Steinberg writes that Adar was chosen for a practical reason – being the last month, it could be easily tacked on. And really, what more perfect time to be gifted with two Adars than 2022. Why? I think the answer may be found in a teaching from the Talmud, words we sing as Adar enters: Mishenikhnas Adar, Marbim B’simha – When the month of Adar arrives, our joy increases (Ta’anit 29a.) Our joy begins in Adar I, then the second Adar will bring us Purim, a joyful celebration of the miracle of us Jews being saved yet again. Purim comes to lift our spirits in the waning days of winter. We see the days getting longer, but the snow might still be falling, and spring might feel very far away. But we put on our most clever costumes, read the story of Esther and Mordechai in our most dramatic voices, dance and sing, and make our own happiness. Here in our third winter of the pandemic, wondering what variant might be around the corner and praying that our loved ones all stay healthy, how fortunate we are that our calendar gives us an extra month of opportunity to create joy – for our families, for those in need, for our community. On March 16th we finally get to Purim. Our Sisterhood makes it easy and fun to send mishloah manot (have you signed up yet?), we’ll give tzedakah to feed the hungry, put on our masks (the kind that don’t have to cover our noses and mouths), and read the Megillah together in community. What will you do to bring more joy into the world for these next two months of Adar?
SERVICES SCHEDULE Our services warmly embrace all of our congregants and friends in the community every day of the week. Virtual options are always available. Go to tbsonline.org/calendar for details.
Morning Minyan
In-person and Zoom Monday-Friday at 7 am Sundays plus major secular holidays at 8 am
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Shabbat Minha/ Ma’ariv/Havdallah
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MESSAGE FROM RON SAFIER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Let there be light! But not in the tent of meeting! With very cold temperatures and snow in the forecast, and with the number of COVID transmittals and cases trending downward in NJ and Camden County, we made the decision to return the tent. Our hope is that as the COVID numbers continue to decrease, we can slowly start to bring various programming back into the building. Recently we have been providing a grab and go snack for the weekly Shabbat Kiddush, but our goal is to bring the weekly Kiddush back indoors mid-February. Also, if you have been on or near the TBS property at night recently, you may have noticed how beautifully lit the grounds and parking lot are. That’s because we are nearly at completion of the PSE&G lighting and HVAC upgrade project that I have wrote about previously. This project will enable us to cut expenses, while becoming more environmentally friendly, by converting our existing lighting to LED lighting throughout the interior and exterior of the building, and upgrading our older HVAC units, which is scheduled to take place in mid-February. I also want to mention that our Interactive Yahrzeit Display Board is being installed in the coming days, thanks to a very generous donation by Bernie and Judy Platt. The Interactive Yahrzeit Display Board has many features, including: Automatically displays name of loved one on anniversary of Yahrzeit. Quickly and easily search the database of names on the touch screen display. Stores personal profiles, photographs, and achievements of individuals. Picture bio page allows you to upload photos, videos, and text. Strengthens knowledge and appreciation of family’s legacy and history. We will be sending more information in the coming weeks with instructions on how to submit information about your loved ones.
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IN THE MISHPAHA Mazel Tov to Deborah Doyno & Michael Lazar on their marriage. Gilah Lewis Sietz & Brian Sietz on the engagement of their daughter Shoshannah to Ryan Leon. April & Adam Spigelman and Barbara & Jake Spigelman on the birth of their daughter and granddaughter Luna Violet Spigelman. Aileen Levine on the marriage of her son Brett to Danielle Levite. Eileen & David Wolf on the birth of their granddaughter Ruby Hayes Ojserkis. Rebecca Isenberg who received the TBS Endowed Scholarship from JTS this year. Joel Spector & Josephine (Jo Beth) Kendall on their engagement. Rhonda Cohen on the birth of her granddaughter Chana Cohen. Jan & Bruce Apple on the engagement of their daughter Molly to Charles Bilello. Cheryl & Chuck Scott on the birth of their grandson Cameron Ethan Scott. 4
Debbie & Howard Silverstone and Evelyn Bradin on the engagement of their son and grandson Jonathan to Rabbi Deena Gottlieb.
Brad Stern on the death of his beloved wife Rona Modell Stern. Nancy Gold on the death of her beloved father Lionel Gold.
Donna & Udy Nahum on the birth of their grandson Harrison Reid Kahn.
Dan Kessler on the death of his beloved mother Judith Kessler.
Sandy & Jeff Brown on the engagement of their son Josh to Taylor Daroci.
JoAnne Sutkin on the death of her beloved mother Debra Lynn Eskin.
Shirley & Jim Feigenbaum on the marriage of their daughter Jaclyn Wolf to Jordan Cohen.
Condolences to Brian Zell on the death of his beloved mother Sarita H. Zell.
B’NAI MITZVAH February 5
Ellie Ferdas Daughter of Julie & Marc Ferdas
Floyd Spechler on the death of his beloved mother Claire Spechler.
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Larry Wallis and Steven Wallis on the death of their beloved mother Florence Wallis.
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Diane Horowitz on the death of her beloved mother Sylvia P. Goldstein. Simone Bryerman on the death of her beloved mother Helen Conway. Isaac Dvorkin on the death of his beloved wife Bernice Dvorkin.
Jared Mack Son of Elyse & David Mack
Zev Beigel Daughter of Lainee & Danny Beigel
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Renee Volin Daughter of Linda Wollenberger & Richard Volin
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Julia Ivler Daughter of Hope & Dan Ivler
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TBS SERVICE EXPERIENCES Shir HaLev
Shir HaLev Prayer & Soulful Singing
Shir HaLev provides an opportunity to further connect to prayer through soulful singing on Shabbat morning. Come with an open mind, an open heart, and ready to sing! A group of committed davening leaders, two great drummers, and Cantor Cohen and the rabbis lead a mixture of old and new tunes and kavanot – intentions – for the purpose of elevating our prayer experience. February 12
Ramah Shabbat with Rabbi Joel Seltzer Ramahniks past and present will lead services and there will be a special Ramah inspired kiddush! February 19
Project Yahad Chaired by Sara Kreisman Temple Beth Sholom is united in its mission to provide an environment that addresses and nurtures individuals with special needs and their families with consideration of their strengths and abilities in all areas of congregational life. Open to the entire community regardless of synagogue affiliation, Project Yahad programs are warm, welcoming, and offer all attendees full participation. Funding for Project Yahad at TBS is generously provided by the Special Needs Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation, Inc. and in memory of Mort Comer. All Project Yahad services begin at 11 AM. February 26; March 19
Healing Service Led by Rabbi Wexler with Musical Guests At difficult moments we turn to community and prayer. If you are praying for restored health for yourself or a loved one, if you have recently suffered a loss, if you or loved ones are struggling amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, or if you are in need of comfort and support for any reason, this service is for you. Join Rabbi Wexler for a soulful and uplifting one-hour healing service connected to certain holidays as these times can be particularly difficult for those who find themselves experiencing pain and sadness. Through prayer, meditation, sharing, and singing, we will strive to find healing, strength, and hope in one another. All Healing Services begin at 7 PM. April 11 - Passover Themed; May 25 - Shavuot Themed 6
TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM PRESENTS: An Evening with Award-Winning Journalist and Author
Matti Friedman
THE YOM KIPPUR WAR LEONARD COHEN, AND THE MEANING FOR ISRAEL TODAY
Sunday, March 27, 7pm at Temple Beth Sholom Free and open to the community
Book signing after the program “Beautiful, haunting . . . The story of a young artist in crisis and a young country at war.” — NICOLE KRAUSS
WHO BY FIRE WAR, ATONEMENT, AND THE RESURRECTION OF LEONARD COHEN MATTI FRIEDMAN
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Matti Friedman is an award-winning journalist and author. Born in Toronto and based in Jerusalem, he’s currently a contributor to the New York Times Op-Ed Section. A former Associated Press correspondent, Matti’s work as a reporter has taken him from Israel to Lebanon, Morocco, Moscow, the Caucasus, and Washington, DC, and his writing has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Tablet Magazine, and elsewhere. Two essays he wrote about media coverage of Israel after the 2014 Gaza war, for Tablet and The Atlantic, triggered intense discussion and have been shared on Facebook more than 130,000 times. Friedman’s last book, Spies of No Country: Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel, won the 2019 Natan Prize and the Canadian Jewish Book Award for history. In WHO BY FIRE, journalist Matti Friedman gives us a riveting account of Leonard Cohen’s weeks in the Sinai. Drawing on his previously unpublished writing and original reporting, Friedman creates a kaleidoscopic depiction of a harrowing, formative moment for both a young country at war and a singer at a crossroads.
LECTURE PRESENTED BY THE HILIBRAND FAMILY IN MEMORY OF THELMA AND JACK HILIBRAND For more information please contact Michele Hasit Waxman, Director of Engagement micheleh@tbsonline.org Event livestreamed at TBSONLINE.ORG
Masks and COVID-19 vaccination required for all attendees
LEARNING WITH OUR CLERGY Lunch & Learn
Rereading Megillat Esther: A New Translation and Commentary of an Old Story March 1 – Finding the Right Words: Translation and Interpretation of Megillat Esther with Rabbi Pamela Barmash March 8 – Contemporary Commentaries on the Megillah with Rabbi Wexler March 15 – What Megillat Esther Means Today with Rabbi Peltz 12:30 PM - Zoom
Tuesday Night Talmud
Nazir: Vowing Abstinence for Holiness Led by Rabbis Katz and Lindemann The Nazarite vows abstinence from wine or any grape derivative, cutting his/her hair, and contact with a corpse. Does such a vow really create a higher level of holiness? What does this Tractate teach us about the nature of religion and human nature? How do the stories of Samson, Queen Helena of Adiabene, and Samuel add to our appreciation of these issues? Why does the Talmud devote an entire Tractate to a practice that ceased after the destruction of the Temple? These are just some of the questions raised by the Talmud’s teachings on one of the most esoteric practices found in the Bible. Tuesdays, February 1, 15; March 1, 15 8:15 PM – Zoom
Soul Sisters Led by Cantor Jen Cohen Join us as we explore the stories, laws, and role of women in the Tanakh through a lively discussion of the parasha of the week. Wednesdays, February 2, 9, 23; March 9, 23 12:30 PM - In Person
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Do you know a TBS member who is ill, has lost a loved one, or who otherwise might benefit from a call or visit from one of our clergy? Contact Laura Padersky at laurap@tbsonline.org or 856-751-6663 and she will make sure it gets to our Rabbis’ and Cantor’s attention.
Lunch and Learn Book Discussions with Rabbi Lindemann
The Stranger in the Lifeboat February 8 Who Is the Stranger in the Lifeboat? Was God really there? February 22 What Is the Lifeboat? - Story or Symbol? What is the source of salvation? 12:30 PM on Zoom
ADULT EDUCATION Jews Who Inspire: How Their Values Teach Us to Behave in a Modern World Led by Gilah Lewis Sietz Join Gilah to learn about some great Jewish men and women who have shaped our glorious Jewish history. Their unique lives and values became their legacy, thus enabling all who follow to aspire to be the best of who we are. All are welcome to share in a lively discussion. Thursdays, February 10; March 24 2 PM - In Person
Goodblatt Academy The Rabbi Morris Goodblatt Academy is an Introduction to Judaism course sponsored by the Philadelphia Region of the Rabbinical Assembly, which represents Conservative Jewish rabbis in Greater Philadelphia, Southern New Jersey and Delaware. Adults interested in converting to Judaism can enroll in the Goodblatt Academy, with one of our rabbis serving as your sponsor. 9
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Creating community through a partnership of in-person learning, home experiences, family programs, and virtual events throughout the year. Exciting, safe, and engaging in-person learning at Temple Beth Sholom! For more information about our programs contact Director of Congregational Learning, Alex Weinberg, at alexw@tbsonline.org, Director of Early Childhood Education, Annie Siegel, at annies@tbsonline.org, or Rabbi Bryan Wexler at ravbryan@tbsonline.org.
Rabbi Albert and Sarah Lewis Religious School Celebrate Shabbat at Temple Beth Sholom and at home! Families will participate in fun, meaningful, and engaging services and Shabbat dinner programs safely at TBS and virtually from the comfort of your home. For all ages and family members–all are welcome! Mishpaha Minyan Gan and Aleph, Kindergarten 1st Grade, Family Service Join Alex for a fun and engaging Shabbat celebration at TBS full of singing, dancing and a lot of FUN! March 12 Shabbat Morning Family Service Family services are fun, engaging Shabbat experiences for families with students in 2nd-6th Grades at TBS! Students read Torah and lead the service. Each grade hosts one family service throughout the school year. A host class leads special prayers, and has other leadership roles in the service. February 12, March 5, April 9
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Havdallah@Home Havdallah is the beautiful, short, multi-sensory service that we can sing to say goodbye to Shabbat. March 12 Shabbat@Home Friday Evening Zoom Shabbat Family Experiences - Join us as we celebrate the beginning of Shabbat together with singing and the blessings of the Shabbat dinner table. February 25 Vav Shabbat Service Vav students will lead our school community in a joyous Shabbat service. March 26
Eric B. Jacobs Early Childhood Education Center The Eric B. Jacobs Early Childhood Education Center (EBJ ECEC) has been recognized for its engaging, fun-filled, family-centered curriculum. Children explore their natural environment and learn through age-appropriate activities, music, and play. Jewish values, community life, and Hebrew language are woven throughout each part of our innovative curriculum. With loving guidance from our fabulous faculty, children learn, grow, and thrive. Our Enrichment curriculum includes weekly Gym, Library, Music, and ZZ Dance class and well as joyful Tefillah, Havdallah, and pre-Shabbat services with Alex. Children enjoy singing, dancing, and celebrating with their TBS EBJ ECEC family several times per week as well as extra enrichment activities such as animal visits and STEM programs as scheduled. We are open from 7am-6pm Monday through Friday with flexible scheduling options available.
HaMakom Sundays 11:30 AM – 1 PM • Core Classes • Beit Makom • Hesed Projects
Join us for upcoming programming! • February 3 - HaMakom JYCM (Jewish Youth Climate Movement) Kvutzah Meeting • February 19 - HaMakom Havdalah and Game Night • February 27 - HaMakom Hangout Event • March 11 - 8th and 9th Grade Shabbat Dinner • April 1 - 7th Grade Shabbat Dinner
Kesher Tuesdays 6:30 - 8:30 PM
• Teen Summits: Evenings with special guest teachers from around the country • Holiday Hesed Programs: Holiday celebrations with community service components • A myriad of electives! We look forward to seeing you at these events! • February 8 - Kesher switches to Beth El • March 15 - Kesher Purim Celebration 11
CONTRIBUTIONS
We welcome members of our community to consider making a tribute throughout the year to honor an occasion or a loved one, express gratitude, wish a speedy recovery to someone who is ill, or memorialize a yahrzeit. To send a contribution card online go to tbsonline.org or call the TBS office at 856-751-6663. We gratefully acknowledge the following contributions from October 24 - January 5:
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