Bulletin

November, 2014 8 Cheshvan - 8 Kislev 5775 Vol. 11 Published Monthly

BNAI ABRAHAM SYNAGOGUE

DANIEL STEIN, RABBI ROBERT WEINER, PhD, CANTOR MARK SHRAGER, RABBI EMERITUS, ZT”L MORRIS SIEGEL, CANTOR EMERITUS, ZT”L

1545 BUSHKILL STREET • EASTON, PA 18042-3118 (610) 258-5343 • Fax: (610) 330-9100

www.bnaiabraham.org • email: office@bnaiabraham.org

THE

UNITED

SYNAGOGUE OF

CONSERVATIVE

JUDAISM

DISTRIBUTION NOTICE If you would like family members or others to receive a copy of the bulletin, please send name, address and $15 payment to Bnai Abraham.

If you have not sent your email address to Bnai Abraham office staff, please do so as soon as possible. We will be notifying congregants of emergencies and special events through email.

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.

C O N T A C T S

Gerald Weisberger President & Programming Committee Chair

Howard Nathanson Youth Chair Shelly Blumenthal Gift Shop Chair Howard Nathanson Kadima Advisor Irwin Lewis, M.D. Men’s Club President &

Ritual Committee Chair Elaine Morrow Sisterhood President Ellen Lifschutz Choir Director Aliette and Marc Abo, MD Theatre Club Gerald Weisberger House Chair Lothar Gumberich Memorials & Torah

Restoration Committee

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…

I don't typically reprint past articles, but I think that the words I wrote prior to the 2012 Presidential Election are worth repeating--with the following addendum: As American Jews, we are tremendously blessed to be able participate in civic life. No matter what your persuasion, go vote!

This year, as we prepare for the High Holiday season, we find ourselves in the middle of a rancorous election that is becoming increasingly typical for the American political process. Ad hominem attacks are the order of the day, making it easy to become disenchanted with our elected leaders.

There was a time when American Jews spoke of the three velts (Yiddish for worlds): diese velt (this world) yene velt (the world to come) and Roosevelt. Those days, it seems, are long: American Jews are more politically diverse than in the past and no longer speak with one voice. Even on the topic of Israel, where there once was exacting unanimity, today American Jews are divided on the settlements in the West Bank and how, exactly, the peace process should play out. It is often more painful to note our own internal divisions—as a faith, a culture, and a people, we share so much. How could we disagree on such fundamental issues? Our anger, it seems, can be more easily fueled internally because we cannot understand how someone who shares so much can be so different. And so, verbal assaults are slung, towards Obamas and Adelsons, as we try to make sense of those things that divide us.

This year, as the elections approach, we should be reminded of our tradition's value of proper speech—we should be more reticent about condemning our fellow's beliefs and more, we should prevent ourselves, when possible, from hearing such speech. Rabbi Elezar famously asked in the Talmud, “Why do a person's fingers resemble plugs? In order to suggest that when a person hears something unseemly, he should plug his ears.” This does not mean that we should ignore issues or truths about personalities, but it does mean that we should assume the best in people--even those with whom we disagree. Ultimately, we all want what is best for our country--and as Jews, what is best for our people. Though we may have different, strongly held opinions about the right path, we should not lose sight of what unites us.

The issues facing our country this season are of great importance; I hope the civility of our discussions represents the best values of our Jewish tradition. May our discussions be lively and vigorous, but may they also be blessed with shalom—with peace.

Rabbi Daniel Stein

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE …

Shalom

We look forward to an exciting fall season with the hope of expanding our popular Java and Jeans service, as well as instituting

new and even more welcoming programs and services.

You may have noticed an invitation in the bulletin inviting us to attend a gala event at the JDS, in which our Rabbi Daniel Stein will be one of the honorees. The event date is Saturday evening, December 6th at 7:3o p.m. at the Allentown JCC.

We encourage you to attend this Simcha in order that we can all celebrate this occasion with the Rabbi, Dena and the rest of the Jewish community of the Lehigh Valley.

Our goal is to have a minimum of two tables representing Bnai Abraham. If you plan to attend, please notify Irene at the office, so that we can assist in coordinating seating, or if we can be of assistance in any other manner.

May you all have a safe and healthy November and a Happy Thanksgiving.

Jerry Weisberger, President

YOU ARE INVITED TO TEMPLE COVENANT OF PEACE

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th - TIME: 7:30 P.M. Please join Temple Covenant of Peace for a Special Musical Shabbat Service on

Friday, November 7th at 7:30 p.m. celebrating their 175th anniversary.

On Saturday, November 8th is the TCP’s 175th Anniversary Gala Dinner and Dancing at 6:30 p.m.

For more information contact TCP at 610-253-2031.

BNAI ABRAHAM SUNDAY FILM/DINNER SERIES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2014 – TIME 4:00 P.M.

We are happy to announce the first of our Sunday Film/Dinner series!

Join us at Bnai Abraham on Sunday, November 9th at 4:00 pm to view the Israeli film

“DANCING IN JAFFA”

Followed by dinner (and discussion) at the New Imperial Chinese and Sushi restaurant at the Weis shopping center on William Penn Highway.

Come to one or come to both! We look forward to seeing you there!

The film is free – Dinner is Dutch Treat

SISTERHOOD DINNER MEETING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2014 – TIME: 6:00 P.M. PRICE $20

Pizza D’Oro Restaurant 208 Cattell Street, Easton, PA

Don’t forget to bring your Sisterhood Dues

Rides will be arranged for those needing them. Please RSVP to Elaine Morrow (610-588-0805) by November 6th.

SUNDAY DELUXE GALA BRUNCH BUNCH BAGLES, LOX, EGGS, COFFEE, WHITEFISH AND MORE

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2014 – TIME: 10.00 A.M. COST - $6.00

View Biography of Harry Houdini a fascinating look at Erich Weiss who became one of the most famous and recognized men of the early 20th century.

Learn how he accomplished many of his mystifying feats! Highly entertaining! Please RSVP to ihlewismd@yahoo.com or leave message 610-253-2481.

JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE FOOD DRIVE OCTOBER 20 – NOVEMBER 16, 2014

The Young Adult Division, along with Jewish Family Service, is hosting a food drive this month to collect needed items for local families for Thanksgiving. Please stop by Bnai Abraham Synagogue and leave your food donation in the boxes located in the foyer.

Up to 35 families in the Lehigh Valley will receive food packages, and the rest of the items collected will help the 100 or so families a month who utilize the food pantry. The Jewish Family Service Community Food Pantry serves all Jewish families in the Lehigh Valley, with both kosher and non-kosher items. Young Adult Division members and their families will be delivering the baskets to wish their neighbors a happy holiday personally.

Adults will package the items for distribution while children will have the opportunity to bake brownies, build centerpieces, decorate bags and listen to a PJ Library story. The event will begin at 3:30 p.m. at the Jewish Day School of the Lehigh Valley, 2313 W. Pennsylvania St., Allentown.

BNAI ABRAHAM/TEMPLE COVENANT OF PEACE KNITTING GROUP WEDNESDAY MORNING – NOVEMBER 19, 2014 – TIME:11:00 A.M.

Please note the knitting group will be meeting at the home at the home of Gloria Hartglass,

55 Crown Drive, Easton, PA 18040 - Phone 610-923-7215

We will be celebrating Gloria’s 90th Birthday. Please note the change of time.

Everyone is to bring a bag lunch.

Please RSVP to Gwen Jacobs at 908-859-6509.

Directions are as follows: Drive to Sullivan Trail/115; then to Elizabeth Ave (just before Giant); 1 block to Richmond Road

and turn left; continue to Winchester and turn right; then make a left onto Crown Drive.

PROJECT HOPE NEEDS YOUR HELP

ProJect Hope will be sponsoring their annual holiday dinner for under privileged families. We will be collecting small travel size toiletries for the adult gift bags? Our goal is to make up

approximately 200 gift bags and need the items by November 25th.

We will have a box for your contributions set up in the lobby at Bnai Abraham. Thank you for your support

INTERFAITH CHORAL FESTIVAL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2014 – TIME 3:00 P.M.

This year’s Interfaith Choral Festival will be held November 23, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. The host congregation will be First Presbyterian Church, located at 333 Spring

Garden Street in Easton. As always, ProJeCt of Easton will benefit from the donations received.

JAVA AND JEANS SHABBAT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2014 – 10:00 A.M.

Join us on Saturday, November 22, 2014, at 10:00 a.m. for our monthly Shabbat service designed to discuss current topics of interest as they

relate to Jewish laws and practices.

BETHLEHEM/EASTON HADASSAH BOOK AND FILM CLUB THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2014 at 1:30 P.M.

FILM: Nicky’s Family

At the home of Judy Lappen 1733 Millard St., Bethlehem, PA

Please RSVP by Phone to Judy: 610-868-1594

Y a h r z e i t L i s t In the Bond of Li fe

November 2014

Contact Irwin Lewis, Ritual Chairman

November 2 Jack Kiviat, beloved father of Shelley Blumenthal November 3 Mark Yonkelowitz, beloved son of Frances Yonkelowitz November 5 Vivian Phillips, beloved wife of David Phillips November 5 Louis Seidel, beloved father of Norm Seidel November 6 Sidney Scherzer, beloved father of Linda Lewis November 8 Arthur Joseph Richmond, beloved father of Sheila Goldberg November 8 Frederick Friedman, beloved father of Karen Cooper November 11 Eliyahu Meirowitz, beloved father of Phoebe Altman November 12 Edward S. Cohen, beloved brother of Marilyn Herschler November 12 Zelda Cooper, beloved mother of Peter Cooper November 13 Irving Koplin, beloved brother of Ruth Reiter November 13 Bertha Goldstein, beloved grandmother of Gary Asteak November 14 Annette Geller, beloved mother of Linda Bloch November 14 Harriet Lyons, beloved wife of Robert Lyons November 15 Rose Lifland, beloved mother-in-law of Doris Lifland November 15 Irving Krim, beloved husband of Lillian Krim November 16 Morris Kaplan, beloved father of Sidney and Leopold Kaplan November 16 Sharon E. Litvin, beloved wife of Herbert Litvin November 17 Irvin Seidel, beloved brother of Norm Seidel November 21 Ida Ytkin, beloved grandmother of Herman Ytkin November 21 Pat Kirkus, beloved sister of Gail Ehrens Weisberger November 22 Allen Kutner, beloved son of Miriam Cassel November 22 Joseph Koplin, beloved father of Ruth Reiter November 23 Rose Weiss, beloved aunt of Helaine Sigel November 24 Estelle Baily Lehman, beloved mother of Ginger Schocker November 24 Irving Asteak, beloved father of Gary Asteak November 26 Sally Silberman, beloved mother of Robert Silberman November 26 Morris Freedberg, beloved father of Hon. Robert Freedberg November 27 Joseph Brau, beloved husband of Sally Brau November 30 Joseph Kaplan, beloved brother of Sidney and Leopold

Kaplan and beloved uncle of David Kaplan

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 Howard and Shirley Falk in memory of Robert Lyons. Sid and Helene Kaplan sending congratulations to Phil Hof on being selected as one of Pennsylvania’s top 100 lawyers. Doris Lifland in honor of Rabbi and Dena’s anniversary and Miri’s first birthday. Doris Lifland in memory of Robert Lyons. Judith Salz in memory of Robert Lyons. Bob and Sandy Weiner in memory of Robert Lyons. Bob and Sandy Weiner in memory of Roger Simon’s mother, Deborah Weiss Simon. Bob and Sandy Weiner in memory of Dr. Mark Koshar’s mother.

Building Fund Sondra and Mitch Levinson in memory of Robert Lyons.

Herb Snyder Garden Fund Ruth Reiter in memory of Robert Lyons.

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund Vikki and Steve Krebs in honor of the marriage of Michael and Marissa Krebs. David and Melanie Wolf-Greenberg in memory of Roger Simon’s mother, Deborah Weiss Simon. Helaine Sigal in memory of Roger Simon’s mother, Deborah Weiss Simon. Helaine Sigal in memory Robert Lyons, husband of Anne Synder-Lyons, father of Steven, Debra and Stacy and brother of Bayla Cohen.

Robert Kutner Library Fund Selma Jacowitz in memory of Robert Lyons.

Sue Seigel Shabbat Fund Sid and Helene Kaplan in honor of Rabbi and Dena’s anniversary.

Silverman Religious School Fund Martin and Lois Bachman in memory of Robert Lyons.

Theater Fund Sally and Dexter Neadle have made a donation to the Theater Fund. Herman and Jessica Ytkin in honor of the birth of their granddaughter, Madison Pearl Lubitz.

Yahrzeit Gary Asteak in memory of his father, Irving Asteak and grandmother, Bertha Goldstein. Danny Cohen in memory of his father, Benjamin Cohen. Shirley Falk in memory of her mother, Rose Krasner. Eugene Goldman in memory of his mother, Rose Singer Goldman. Selma Jacowitz in memory of her mother, Sophie Shapiro. Doris Lifland and family in memory of her mother-in-law, Rose Lifland. Bernice Merbaum in memory of her mother, Belle Goldman. Sondra, Mitch, Erica, Josh, Sara and Ava Levinson in memory of their mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Sally Karon. Sande Phillips in memory of her father, Thomas Bianco. Diane Silverman in memory of her father, Arthur Bloomberg. Roz Smolow in memory of her mother, Rose Share Bugen. Stanley Walker in memory of his mother, Edith Brock. Gail Ehrens Weisberger in honor of her sister, Pat Kirkus. Debby Ziev in memory of her father, Irving Cohen.

Refuah Sh’lma (A Full and Complete Healing) To all who were sick or hospitalized, we wish a return to good health.

In memoriam May God in His Kindness Grant Comfort and Solace to the Mourners

Phoebe Altman David Denenberg

Joe Grollman Norm Seidel

Andrew Shaw Jack Stein

Todah Rabah

Pam Taylor and Paul Strikwerda will be sponsoring a Kiddush on November 8th to celebrate Paul’s conversion. They hope that you will join them for this special event.

Thank you to Ellen Hof and Sande Phillips for all of their work in creating the Book of Remembrance for the New Year.

Thank you to Wendy Gumberich and her committee: Elaine Morrow, Diane Silverman, Marna Simon, Eloise Stampoulos and Jessica Ytkin, for their work in making Break-The-Fast a success.

Thank you to David Kaplan and Kaplan Enterprises, Inc. for the installation of the Sukkah.

Thank you to the Perfect Christmas Tree Farm for supplying the greenery for the Sukkah.

Congratulations to Sally and Dexter Neadle on the marriage of their grandson, Jesse Neadle to Cheri Kleiman.

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

Sisterhood News

It’s a New Year -- Be Part of Sisterhood

Join an extraordinary group of women to support the synagogue and have fun while doing it.

It’s the New Year – Send in your annual dues -- just $20

(Make check payable to Bnai Abraham Sisterhood and send to the office.)

Sisterhood members will be calling all the women in our congregation with the goal of making every

member feel part of our Jewish community.

Mitzvah Committee Let’s reach out to our members in times of

consolation or illness, celebrate happy events, and welcome new members. Let’s especially reach

out to Jewish residents (in and out of our congregation) at local facilities.

We can make a difference.

Contact Elaine Morrow with any questions or to get involved.

Call 484-515-3475 or email emorrow2542@gmail.com

The Ritual Corner For November Submitted by Irwin Lewis

The Rothschilds were to the Jewish people of Europe what the Rockefellers have been to the Americans. In the year 1743 the patriarch Meyer Amschel Rothschild was born. He started the banking firm in Frankfurt, Germany, and expanded by sending his sons, Meyer, James, Solomon and Karl to London, Paris, Vienna and Naples and kept Amschel in Frankfurt to continue to build a banking empire.

The Rothschilds were the financiers for the royalty of Europe through the 19th century. Originally Orthodox, as the years went by, they decreased their religiosity but never converted from Judaism through the last century. They were fiercely supportive of the Jewish people, tried to have favorable laws enacted and supported projects and settlements in Israel. To maintain the family wealth, there were expectations that cousins would marry first and second cousins. One story goes that a Rothschild was having breakfast at an Inn in Russia and that the bill for 2 eggs was 25 rubles. The Rothschild remarked, “I cannot believe that there are so few eggs here.” The innkeeper answered, “No there are plenty of eggs but few Rothschilds.”

Warmly Congratulates

PHILIP M. HOF

On Being Selected by His Peers as One of the

TOP 100 LAWYERS

IN PENNSYLVANIA*

*Super Lawyers Magazine, July 2014

General announcements

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 2014

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 whoever. Please relay the name and any pertinent information to Elaine Morrow, or the office staff at Bnai Abraham Synagogue.

General announcements

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.

MOVING

Please notify the Bnai Abraham Synagogue office of any address changes to enable us to avoid charges for returned and undeliverable mail and to insure that you receive all mail being sent to you from the synagogue.

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

Dedicate a memorial plaque to be located on the

walls of the Sanctuary: $300

To honor your friends on the Walk of Life: $350

Lothar Gumberich, Chairman: 610-253-5263 BAS office: 610-258-5343

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 non-perishable 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.

Jewish Family Service of the Lehigh Valley

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