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1 Elul 5779 • Vol 135 • Issue 11

September, 2019

The clergy and staff of Adath Jeshurun

Congregation wish you and your family

a year of health, happiness and peace.

Community Selichot Program

A Night that Ushers in the Sacred Themes

of the High Holy Days

The Ultimate Forgiveness:

From Violence to Healing & Reconciliation

Saturday, September 21, 2019

at Temple Israel

2323 Fremont Avenue South, Minneapolis, 55405

8:30 pm Havdalah and Speaker

10 pm Reception

10:30 pm Selichot Service

Mary Johnson-Roy and Oshea Israel

Mary Johnson-Roy is the mother of a

murdered child, and the founder of “From

Death to Life”, an organization dedicated to

ending violence through facilitating healing

and reconciliation between families on both

sides of the tragedy of homicide. Through

participation in the restorative justice process, Mary transformed

the anger and hatred she had for Oshea Israel, the 16-year-old

boy who took her only son’s life, into forgiveness and love.

When Oshea was released from prison in 2010, after having

served 17 years, Mary welcomed him home with open arms. She

now considers him her “spiritual son” and together they share

their powerful story of healing and reconciliation in forums

around the country.

Participating Congregations: Adath Jeshurun Congregation,

Mayim Rabim Congregation, Sharei Chesed Congregation,

Temple of Aaron, Temple Israel

For more information, contact Wendy Schwartz, 612.374.0344 or

[email protected]

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WHO’S WHO

WORD FROM OUR CLERGY

Gluten/Lactose/Nut Free

Baked Goods

If you have the ingredients to make a

recipe or two of allergy free baked

goods, please help the Inclusion

Committee make these available at

Shabbat Kiddush Luncheons. If you

are interested in helping provide

allergy-free treats for those with

special dietary needs, by baking or

buying, please contact Sherry Coffino

at 612.599.8564 or [email protected].

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Chevra Kavod Hamet

Adath’s Chevra provides a

traditional Jewish funeral

at a modest cost to Adath

members.

To pre-plan a Chevra funeral

for yourself or family, for information

about Chevra, or to volunteer, contact

the Chevra.

[email protected]

952.545.2424

Phone it in. Rinse and repeat. Go through the motions.

These are not phrases we wish to associate with spiritual life! But inevita-

bly and without attention, the spirit can become stale and stagnant. The

High Holy Days are an invitation, each one with its own feel, to make

sure our spiritual lives are not inevitable. That we pay attention. To not

phone it in. To not rinse and repeat. To not go through the motions.

Katharine Rhodes Henderson, in God’s Troublemakers: How Women of

Faith Are Changing the World writes,

Rituals become rituals because they are capable of carrying the numinous; as

symbols of a host of meanings and associations, some of which we may only

partially grasp, they have the power to reconnect us with what we hold sacred.

But without regular practice, meditation upon their mysteries and nurture in a

community of faith, all rituals—including hymns, images and sacred stories—lose

their numinous charge and become merely hollow forms…[Rituals are] the root

system of spiritual food for a lifetime.

The rituals of the High Holy Days allow us to create the root system that will feed us

beyond the sounds of the shofar, the bread we throw at tashlikh and the bagels we eat at

break fast. These are rituals that return year after year and require us to explore new

meanings and associations. They ask us to reconnect with what we hold sacred. But in order

to not become hollow forms, the rituals need our full participation. As we prepare for the

High Holy Days, I invite you to take one ritual (a prayer, a practice or perhaps a family tradi-

tion) to become more curious about. Where in its recitation or its doing are you becoming aware

of yourself, those around you and God? What might you do the same or differently with it this year?

How might its recitation or its doing help you become the truest and kindest version of yourself?

As we turn to the formal liturgy of the Mahzor and the informal liturgy of these questions, I

hope we enter 5780 with deeper intention. That we not phone it in, rinse and repeat or go

through the motions. But truly arrive. May 5780 find you, as you seek it, with an ever-

growing spiritual life and the blessings of health and peace.

L’Shana Tova,

Rabbi Aaron S. Weininger

BERMAN FAMILY CHAIR IN JEWISH LEARNING

WORD FROM OUR BOARD

Military Families

Adath has a special interest havurah

(group) for families that have a loved one

who is active in the military. If you’d like

to learn more, contact Mark Greenstein

at 612.619.1329.

Drivers Needed

Adath’s Outreach Caring Community:

Yad Sima Tova has a need to have more

drivers help provide rides for transporta-

tion of Adath members to services,

minyan, or Adath functions. Call the

Transportation Hotline with a message

offering your help at 952.215.3937.

Congregants and community members participated in a unique service

to dedicate a new area at the Adath Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery. This

area of our cemetery is the first Jewish green burial option in the Twin

Cities and eighth in the US, providing Adath Jeshurun members and all

that are associated with the Jewish community an option for minimal

environmental impact while respecting the traditions of Jewish burial.

The dedication ceremony on June 23 was led by Rabbi Kravitz and

Hazzan Dulkin with assistance from Rabbi Stewart Kelman, Emeritus Rabbi of Netivot

Shalom in Berkley, California and Dean of the Gamliel Institute*. Rabbi Kelman was our

scholar-in-residence for the weekend, and also met with the Chevra Kavod Hamet and

the Cemetery Committee for discussions and learning on the spiritual and practical

aspects of Jewish end of life practices.

The dedication ceremony included the singing of Psalms (Ketuvim) 104 as the procession

walked the perimeter of the new burial section to recognize the sacredness of this land.

To reduce the long-term maintenance, a short-grass prairie and native wild flowers now

cover this area. Replacing the use of individual monuments, a shared monument has

been installed at the entrance to list the names of loved ones. Concrete grave liners will

not be used, and the choice of caskets is limited to biodegradable materials. The new

area is located in the southeast corner of the cemetery.

For answers to your questions about green

burial section or other options of the Adath

Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery, please contact

the Adath Jeshurun office to be referred to a

member of the Cemetery Committee.

*The Gamliel Institute educates, guides and

trains community leaders on Chevrah

Kadisha and related funeral, burial and

mourning traditions.

Jonathan Shaver

Cemetery Committee Chair

Cemetery Committee members Jonathan Shaver,

Leslie Goldblatt, & Norman Greenberg; Rabbi

Kravitz, Rabbi Kelman & Hazzan Dulkin

2019 Solomon

Schechter Awards

Adath Jeshurun Congregation has been

awarded a 2019 Solomon Schechter

Artisan Award. This award recognizes

congregations for innovative initiatives

that transform the dynamic experience of

Conservative Judaism. Your Tikkun Leil

Shavuot: Adath Studies Pirkei Avot was

chosen by an international committee as

an exemplar of this goal in the Torah and

T’filla category.

The Past Presidents of Bnai

Emet Invite You To:

Bnai Emet Legacy Shabbat

Sponsored by the Bnai Emet Legacy

Fund of Adath Jeshurun Foundation

Friday, September 6

5-6 pm Erev Shabbat Happy Hour in

the Ritual Commons

5:30 pm Opening of the 1974 Bnai

Emet Time Capsule in the Library

Join us for Happy Hour and

services followed by dinner with the

congregation. No RSVP necessary for

Happy Hour – pop in when you can.

Everyone welcome.

Dinner Cost: Adults (age 13+)-$10,

Children (ages 3-12)-$5, Age 2 and under

-Free. Maximum of $30/household.

Dinner RSVP Required by

September 3:

http://bit.ly/rsvp4dinner

University of Minnesota Center for Jewish

Studies Community Lecture

America’s Jewish Women: A History from Colonial

Times to Today with Professor Pamela Nadell

Thursday, September 12 • 7:30-9 pm in the Social Hall

What does it mean to be a Jewish woman in America? Weaving stories from the

colonial era to the current day, Nadell shows threads binding the nation’s Jewish

women: a strong sense of self and a commitment to making the world better. Professor

Nadell holds the Patrick Clendenen Chair in Women’s and Gender History at American

University. Lecture followed by Q & A and reception.

Free – No RSVP necessary

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CENTER FOR LEARNING & SPIRITUALITY

Encompassing learning, prayer and other innovative experiences, our Center

represents the multiple spiritual dimensions of Jewish living and tradition.

Our Center is a place to call home, inside and outside walls,

because of the many different paths that inspire us to build community.

For full descriptions, costs and registration information of upcoming programs and classes,

see the Center for Learning & Spirituality Program Guide or www.adathjeshurun.org.

Taste of Melton

With Sara Lynn Newberger and Dalia Davis

Monday, September 9

7-8:30 pm in Room 26-27

Looking for a deeper understanding of what it means to be

Jewish? This two-year program offers curriculum that inspires

students from all knowledge-levels. Free – RSVP: Sara Lynn

Newberger at [email protected] or 651.698.8807

NEW!

Bringing Judaism to Your Table

Take & Bake: Knishes

With Raleigh Kaminsky & Susie Kane

Tuesday, September 10

6:30-8:30 pm in the Social Hall

Roll up your sleeves and join the “Knish Queens” for a lesson on

how to make the perfect knish. You will take home knishes to

bake in your own oven. Bring an apron. Children 15 and under

must be accompanied by an adult. Max per class: 50

Cost: $15 per person (Max of $45 per household) – RSVP:

www.adathjeshurun.org

Intro to Judaism

Tuesdays: September 10, 2019- May 19, 2020

7:30-9 pm

Classes held at Beth El, Sharei Chesed and Adath

Open to Jews, non-Jews, people who grew up in interfaith

families and those considering conversion. The rabbis of Adath

Jeshurun, Beth El and Sharei Chesed synagogues jointly offer this

class. A Hebrew class with Rachel Levitt begins on October 29,

2019 and runs through April 14, 2020. The Hebrew class will

teach phonetic Hebrew reading and home-based prayer skills

plus frequently used modern Hebrew terms.

Hebrew Course Cost: $125 per individual or $160 per couple

RSVP: Anna Simon at [email protected] or 952.215.3904 to

register for Intro to Judaism and Hebrew and to request a full

class syllabus and schedule.

Mussar Va’ad (Continuing)

With Rabbi Harold Kravitz

Mondays: September 16, October 28, November 18,

December 30, January 20, February 17, March 16,

April 20, May 18

7:30-9 pm in the Board Room

Already experienced Mussar? Join our monthly Va’ad with Rabbi

Kravitz to discover new soul traits (middot) and continue lively

and meaningful discussions.

Cost: $50 – RSVP: www.adathjeshurun.org

Classes & Clubs

Bringing Yom Kippur to an End:

Exploring the Neilah Service

With Rabbi Barry Cytron

Shabbat Mornings: September 7, 14 & 21

10-11 am in the Library

Are you prepared? Rabbi Cytron will use the final

volume of Rabbi Lawrence Hoffman’s books on the

High Holy Days entitled The Closing of the Gates, which

explores Judaism's central message of life’s purpose.

Free – RSVP: Anna Simon at [email protected] or 952.215.3904

ADVANCE REGISTRATIONS PREFERRED, walk-ins welcome

Adath Reads: The Adath Book Club

With Heidi Schneider

Sundays, September 8 & October 27

10:30 am-12 pm in the Library

No Cost – No RSVP necessary

September Book Selection:

Catch-67 by Micah Goodman (Special guest

book club leader: Steve Lear)

October Book Selection:

Everything is Illuminated by Jonathan Safron Foer

Knitting Plus Club

With Debbie Spencer & Erica Kopilenko

Sundays, September 8 & October 6

1-3 pm in the Library

Knitting circle for beginning & experienced knitters.

Contact Debbie at [email protected] or Erica at

[email protected] to receive email updates about the club.


Interfaith Celebration of Peace and Harmony

James J. Hill Days

Sunday, September 8

10:30-11:15 am in Downtown Wayzata

Join Rabbi Aaron Weininger and Hazzan Joanna Dulkin as we

combine our voices in prayer, song and messages of unity,

harmony and community.


NEW!

Crak.Bam: The Adath Mah Jongg Club

With Diane Arenson & Inna Geller

Third Wednesday of the month: September 18

2-4 pm in the Adult Lounge

Mad for Mah Jongg? Anyone from beginner to experienced is

welcome. Bring a current National Mah Jongg League card.

Optional: bring a Mah Jongg set. This is not a class. Contact

Diane at [email protected] or Inna at

[email protected] to receive email updates about the club.

Free – RSVP: Diane or Inna at emails above

ADVANCE REGISTRATIONS PREFERRED, walk-ins welcome

Beginning Torah Reading

With Todd Werner

Saturdays: September 21 & 28, October 5, 12 & 26,

November 2, 9, 16, & 23, December 7, 14, & 21,

January 11 & 25

10-11 am in the Adult Lounge

Todd will help you prepare a short reading for a Shabbat morn-

ing. All you need is a working knowledge of phonetic Hebrew

reading and desire to learn.


NEW!

Taste of Mussar Pre-High Holy Days Class

With Rabbi Harold Kravitz

Monday, September 23

7:30-9 pm in the Board Room

Experience the tradition of Mussar (character development) as

we engage in the work of teshuva for this holiday season and

explore this spiritual tradition.


Programs, Services & Events

SPA - Soulful Prayer at Adath

Saturday, September 7

9:45-11 am in the Library

Unplug from your week and plug into something uplifting and

inspiring. Join Rabbi Weininger along with Nancy Krawetz on

guitar and Michael Raymond on drums as we celebrate Shabbat

in a soulful, musical service.

Makom Fridays

With Rabbi Weininger

Friday: September 13

Details on location and what to bring to each potluck on the

Makom Facebook page. Powered by young adults, Makom is

everybody friendly.


Atid: Celebration of Fall


7 pm at Jeannie and Steve Gilfix’s home

Warm up with appetizers, drinks, Havdalah, bon-

fire, singing and s’mores. Directions and potluck

details on the Atid Facebook page. Powered by

adults in their 50’s and 60’s, Atid is everybody friendly.

Free – RSVP: Anna Simon at [email protected] or 952.215.3904.

Hillsiders – Adath’s Seekers & Movers

Make meaningful connections…learn something new…create

community...have fun! We are expanding programs for seniors to

offer activities throughout the year that provide opportunities to

learn, explore, grow, discuss and connect. Powered by adults

70+, the Hillsiders are everybody friendly. Interested in joining

the planning committee? Contact Anna Simon at 952-215-3904

or [email protected].

Hillsiders: Make ‘Em Laugh

Thursday, September 26

10 am–1 pm at the Theatre Elision Playhouse,

6105 42nd Avenue North, Crystal

“What soap is to the body, laughter is to the soul.” – Yiddush

proverb. Join us for laughter yoga with instructor, Sarah

Routman, who will show us how laughter is good for our souls

and our health. Enjoy a performance by one of the musicians

from the theatre. Includes lunch. Meet at the theatre. Parking on

site. Powered by adults 70+, Hillsiders is everybody friendly.

Cost: $15—RSVP by September 25: www.adathjeshurun.org

Authors @ Adath

With Joy Riggs


7 pm in the Library

Join Joy as she reads selections from her book, Crackerjack Bands

and Hometown Boosters, a memoir about family. Adath member,

Ted Papermaster (z’l), performed in one of her grandfather’s

bands and is featured in the book.


Study Groups

Soul Sisters: The Untold Stories of Biblical

Women

With Hazzan Joanna Dulkin


10:30-11:45 am in the Adult Lounge

Explore the stories behind the stories of our fearless matriarchs.

All genders welcome. Saturday sessions begin in November.


Tuesday Torah Study

With Adath Clergy, Staff & Guest Teachers

Every Tuesday

12-1 pm in Room 26-27

Talmud Study

With Don Masler

Every Wednesday after Morning Minyan in the Library

Etzion Senior Study Group

With Reb Jim Sherman

Monday, September 16

1:30-3 pm in the Adult Lounge

Join us for the lively discussions and stay for the social

connections! Freely discuss ideas that are found in written

materials and based on Jewish values.


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SHABBAT SHOFTIM

September 6-7

7:22 pm Candle lighting

6:00 pm Friday Evening Service

9:30 am Shabbat Morning Service

Colin Paul Bar Mitzvah

1:00 pm Shabbat Mincha

SHABBAT KI TETZEI

September 13-14




Ryan & Andrew Steinberg

B’nai Mitzvah


SHABBAT KI TAVO

September 20-21





SHABBAT NITZAVIM

September 27-28





ROSH HASHANAH

September 29-October 1

See your High Holy Days Information

Booklet or our website for service and

program times.

DAILY MINYAN

Mornings

7:20 am Monday-Friday

9:30 am Sunday Mornings &

Legal Holidays

Evenings

5:45 pm Sunday-Thursday Evenings

WHAT’S HAPPENING

SERVICES

High Holy Days

If you have not received your High Holy

Days packet, please contact the office at

Adath or find everything you need on the

Adath website (www.adathjeshurun.org).

Orders are due by September 9.

SPA: Soulful Prayer at

Adath

9:45 am in the Library

See page 4.

Bnai Emet Legacy

Shabbat

5 pm

See page 3

Bringing Yom Kippur

to an End: Exploring

the Neilah Service

10-11 am in the Library

See page 4.

Continues on September 14 & 21.

USY/KADIMA

Kick-off BBQ

See page 8.

Adath Reads

10:30 am-12 pm

See page 4.

Knitting Plus

1-3 pm

See page 4

Taste of Melton

7-8:30 pm

See page 4.

Backyard Shabbat

4:30-6:30 pm

See page 8.

Bringing Judaism to

Your Table

Take & Bake Knishes

6:30-8:30 pm

See page 4.

Intro to Judaism

7:30-9 pm

Continues to 5/19/20

See page 4.

Mussar Va’ad

7:30-9 pm

Continues to 5/18/20

See page 4.

Crak.Bam: The Adath

Mah Jongg Club

2-4 pm

See page 5.

Beginning Torah

Reading

10-11 am

See page 5.

Taste of Mussar Pre-

High Holy Days Class

7:30-9 pm

See page 5.

Atid Celebration of Fall

7 pm

See page 5.

Soul Sisters

with Hazzan Dulkin

10:30-11:45 am

See page 5.

Etzion Study Group

with Jim Sherman

1:30-3 pm

See page 5.

Authors @ Adath

With Joy Riggs

7 pm

See page 5.

Annual Flu Shot Clinic

10:30 am-12:30 pm

See page 7.

Hillsiders: Make ‘Em

Laugh

See page 5.

Annual Flu Shot Clinic

Sunday, September 22 will be a very busy

day at Adath!

�� Minyan at 9:30 am.

�� Annual picnic and blessing of the animals

starts at 11 am.

�� Annual Flu Vaccine clinic staffed by the

Minnesota Visiting Nurses Association (MVNA)

10 am-12:30 pm in the Kitsis Foyer

The MVNA has provided an online scheduling system. Details

are below.

The CDC recommends that everyone aged 6 months and older

receive the flu vaccine to provide protection from infection for

the individual and others in the community. Influenza symptoms

include fever, headache, muscle aches and other symptoms of a

bad cold. In vulnerable people it may be dangerous or fatal.

Good and frequent hand washing, covering your cough, and

protecting yourself and others by staying current with all of your

vaccinations, including the annual flu vaccine, are important tools

for staying healthy.

The vaccination is covered by most insurance policies. The 2019

cash prices for the vaccination are:

Quadrivalent for people younger than 65 years: $39

FluMist for people aged 2 to 50 years: $43

High dose for people 65 and older: $67

FluMist and High Dose vaccines are subject to availability

and must be ordered no later than September 7

The MVNA accepts most health insurance, cash or checks.

Payment is due at the time of your vaccination.

They are unable to accept credit card payment.

If you have questions about the flu shot clinic or registration,

contact me at [email protected] or 952.215.3936

Make an Appointment

Register at: https://pickatime.com/mvna/adathjeshurun

Logging in for the first time? Simply click "Login/Create Account"

and answer the questions there. If you are already registered,

enter both your email and password and push "Login/Create

Account" to view your scheduled appointment.

Appointments can be made or changed up to 1 hour before your

scheduled clinic start time

Select the location and date you will be attending

A list of available times will appear. Select a clinic time

Your appointment details will be listed. If everything is correct,

select “Confirm Your Appointment.”

You will receive an appointment confirmation via email

Scheduling more than one person: Select number of appoint-

ments needed from the “Select Number of Participants” field at

the top left corner (if you are signing up your family for a block

of appointments.)

From Elaine Savick, Adath Congregational Nurse

HEALTH NEWS

It Takes a Village to Teach Community

Over the course of the school year, I often hear parents express

a variety of reasons why they send their children to Talmud

Torah. Many focus on the specific areas of study in which we

immerse our students—Hebrew, Israel, Jewish Living, Holidays,

History, Tanach, and Music—all of the tools for potentially living

an intentional Jewish life. But at the core of each of these

conversations is that parents want to create a sense of

COMMUNITY for their children and for their extended families.

They want the shared knowledge, skills, and experiences that

come with the supplemental Jewish education that we provide to

be the primary catalyst for their children to connect with EACH

OTHER in addition to learning and living their traditions.

From our earliest biblical and rabbinic teachings, the education of

our children has been an integral part of the fabric that builds

and sustains Jewish communities. “And these words, which I

command you this day, shall be upon your heart; and you shall

teach them diligently to your children…” [Deut. 6:6-7]. Here,

the Torah challenges us to not only receive God’s mandates, but

to make sure they are passed along to our children as a

communal legacy. Our responsibilities are expanded through the

rabbinic tradition, as noted in Maimonides’ 12

th

-century law

code, the Mishneh Torah: “Just as a person is obligated to teach

one’s child, so too they are obligated to teach their grandchild,

as it says, ‘…and make them known to your children, and to

your children's children…’ [Deut 4:9]. And not just their child

and their grandchild: rather, there is a command upon each and

every wise person in Israel to teach all students, even though

they are not their children [MT, Talmud Torah, 1:2].” The

mandate to build community through education expands as we

assume the responsibility to educate each and every child.

In The Observant Life: The Wisdom of Conservative Judaism for

Contemporary Jews, Rabbi Eliezer Diamond reminds us that “the

obligation to provide a Jewish education is COMMUNAL as well

as parental. The Talmud [BT, Bava Batra, 21a] attributes an

ordinance to Joshua ben Gamla, one of the last High Priests of

the Second Temple period, requiring each community to provide

for the religious education of all its children from the age of six

or seven. Jewish communities throughout the ages have taken on

the responsibility, providing Jewish education to their youth.

Consequently, federations and other communal institutions

should make it their top priority is to increase the availability and

affordability of Jewish education for all Jewish children. After all,

it is Jewish education that is the most important guarantor of

Jewish continuity; more crucially, it is only through education

that we can create a Jewish COMMUNITY worth perpetuating.”

Registration for the 2019-2020 academic year for new and

continuing students is open and will continue through September

8 at www.talmudtorahmpls.org/registration.Together, let’s build

and nurture our COMMUNITY!!

Hazzan Jeremy Lipton

Head of School, Talmud Torah of Minneapolis

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ADATH USY & KADIMA KICK�OFF BBQ�

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 • 6�8 pm • FREE! �

Meet in the Yard by the Gan�

rainy or chilly, meet in the Social Hall�

For details, contact the Youth Office at 952.215.3910 or [email protected].�

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All 7�8 Graders (KADIMA) & 9�12 Graders (USY) are invited!�

Meet new friends. Catch up with your old friends. �

B’NAI MITZVAH

Colin is the son of Stephanie and Michael (z”l) Paul and brother

of Jessica. He is the grandson of Al and Bonnie (z”l) Tyszelman

and Robert and Elaine Paul. Colin’s favorite subjects in school

are Math and Science. He especially likes lacrosse, hockey and

biking but enjoys playing or watching all kinds of sports. As his Hesed project, with his

love of animals, Colin is volunteering with The Retrievers, helping pet owners reunite

with lost pets. Through his Bar Mitzvah training, the important thing Colin said he has

learned is “if you work hard you can be successful in anything you put your mind to.”

C O L I N

P A U L

S E P T E M B E R 7 , 2 0 1 9

Ryan is the son of Becka and Dan Steinberg and twin brother of

Andrew. He is the grandson of Bonnie and Bruce Berezovsky,

Susan Big and Gabe Steinberg. Ryan’s favorite subject in school

is Math and he enjoys playing chess, the piano and basketball.

He is excited to become an adult in the Jewish community. As his Hesed project, Ryan

is supporting the Humane Society. The most important thing Ryan has learned through

his Bar Mitzvah training is “even though the process is long and hard, it will pay off

in the end.”

R Y A N

S T E I N B E R G

S E P T E M B E R 1 4 , 2 0 1 9

Registration Now Open

Beginning September 15

9:30-11:30 am Next School Year

Will you have a Kindergartener or 1st

grader next fall? Our teachers offer a

curriculum that is rich in content with

multi-sensory learning approaches.

See the website for registration

information, or contact Annette Rose at

[email protected] or 952.215.3932.

New this year! Complimentary

parent education will be offered

during B’yachad.

Outreach Gifts for High

School Grads-22 Year-Olds

If you are a parent of a young adult, help

us send them gifts and messages at the

High Holy Days and throughout the year.

It’s our way of keeping them connected

to Adath and our clergy.

To enroll: email your child’s contact

information: name, email, phone, mailing

address and college, if applicable to

[email protected].

Interested in helping to facilitate? Please

reach out to Sharon Kadet at

[email protected] or Danna Mirviss at

[email protected].

Andrew is the son of Becka and Dan Steinberg and twin

brother of Ryan. He is the grandson of Bonnie and Bruce

Berezovsky, Susan Big and Gabe Steinberg. Andrew’s favorite

subject in school is Math. He enjoys playing chess, the trumpet,

basketball, baseball and soccer. As his Hesed project, Andrew is volunteering at the

Special Olympics. The most important thing Andrew has learned through his Bar

Mitzvah training is “how to read Torah.”

A N D R E W

S T E I N B E R G

S E P T E M B E R 1 4 , 2 0 1 9

Backyard Shabbat


4:30–6:30 pm

3839 Huntingdon Circle, Minnetonka

The last Backyard Shabbat this summer!

Powered by young families, Adath

Backyard Shabbat welcomes everyone.

This Backyard Shabbat is hosted by

Tammi, Elliot, Micah and Eli Lazarus.

Bring your friends along and pop in

anytime for a casual afternoon of noshing

and schmoozing. People of all ages enjoy

playing, learning, and eating dairy snacks

together.

10 |

YOUTH: GRADES 4-12

OMEN OF ADATH

Notes from the Presidents

Yesterday is history; Tomorrow is a mystery; Today is a gift.

Anonymous

The Women of Adath have had 100 years of yesterdays, so one

might say our history is well written.

Will we have another 100 years of tomorrows? We certainly

hope so, but that truly is a mystery!

But, we do have the gift of Today!

We start to open our gift by untying the ribbon—symbolic—we

untie ourselves from the ordinary way of thinking and move our

minds “outside the box”.

The next step involves the removal of the tissue paper—

symbolic—each piece of tissue paper reminds us that as Women

of Adath we are here to connect with women of all generations,

commit to support the synagogue, contribute to the greater

Jewish community, and strengthen our ties to Israel.

Finally, here is our gift of Today! It tells us that, as Women of

Adath, we have committed ourselves to maintaining the changes

and growth we have seen over the years. It reminds us to be

thankful for each woman who takes the time to volunteer at a

community outreach project. We use this “gift” to come

together, knowing all that we can accomplish together.

It’s a new day, one where we can come together, regardless of

our interests and skills, to form a network of committed Jewish

women. Let’s use our gift to put our hearts and souls into

making this a kinder, gentler and more inclusive world.

L’Shana Tova—may the coming year bring love and kindness to

your lives.

Ruth Harris, Judy Goldstein & Ardis Wexler

Co-Presidents

Torah Fund

Make Torah Fund greeting cards a regular part of your giving

throughout the year: $5 each or 3 for $12 for every occasion.

Cards are available by contacting Carole Epstein at 763.242.5315

or [email protected].

Welcome back! I am looking forward to seeing you at our ‘Oh,

So Many’ programs, events, and new & exciting TEN@ADATH

Jewish Education opportunities. Check and see all that fits for

you and friends! Contact me with questions. Registration is

needed for USY: http://bit.ly/USY2019-2020

KADIMA: http://bit.ly/Kadima2019-20

TEN@Adath: http://bit.ly/ten-at-adath

Tuesdays:

�� September 3-USY/KADIMA “Welcome Back BBQ” BBQ

(Grades 7-12), 6 pm

�� September 10-TEN@ADATH weekly Jewish Education

Course begins (Grades 9-12), 5:15 pm-7:10 pm

�� September 10–USY weekly Lounges begin (Grades 9-12),

7:15 pm – 8:30 pm

Saturdays:

�� September 14-SMP Teen & Staff Orientation,

10 am-12:15 pm

�� September 21–SMP Begins (Grades 5-12), 10 am

�� September 21–TEN@ADATH monthly Jewish Education

Heschel Society Study (Grades 9-12), 12:15-1:15 pm

�� Grades 7-12-volunteers (community service hours) needed

on Sunday, September 22 for Adath’s Family Picninc/

Blessing of the Animals!

�� Grades 9-12-volunteers (community service hours) needed

for Rosh Hashana Day 1 and Yom Kippur Day for Grades

5-8 rotations

Sue Shrell Leon

Director of Youth Engagement

Leonard & Clara Savitt Youth Director Chair

11

th

grade SHEVET Boys’ group

Adath USY Exec Board

in Israel

Adath USYers in Israel

The wine tasting event, originally scheduled

for Tuesday, September 24,

has been cancelled.

FOUNDATION

Adath Jeshurun

Foundation proudly

announces the

newly established

Jeannie and

Steve Gilfix

Family Fund for

Teen

Engagement,

honoring

Jeannie’s mother

Chernie Levinson,

of blessed memory. This new permanent fund supports post

B'nai Mitzvah teen engagement and education at Adath, to

deepen the quality and diversity of those experiences and attract

more teens to rich Jewish experiences.

When Chernie died earlier this year, Jeannie and Steve knew

they wanted to do something to honor her memory. “We want-

ed to strengthen the roots that have been planted,” said Jeannie.

“Being Jewish was really important to my mom. She grew up in a

small town as one of the only Jewish families.” Growing up in

Perham, Minnesota, Chernie’s family always observed Shabbat

and made every effort to provide her with a Jewish education.

The family received lessons from Temple of Aaron’s clergy, so

Chernie could study from afar, while her father taught her the

aleph-bet. When she turned 16, her mother Pauline moved the

kids to the Twin Cities to get a Jewish education while her father

Philip remained in Perham running the family business—the

Braufman General Store.

“Our parents really sacrificed so we could get a Jewish

education,” said Chernie’s sister Betty Greenstein (z’l) in a 2013

feature in Perham Focus magazine. Years later, Philip sold the

store and joined the rest of the family in South Minneapolis,

near the old Adath building on 34

th

and Dupont.

“My mom was active at

Adath throughout her

adult life—in Women’s

League, attending

services, and was sure to

be there every time her

grandchildren, Zachary

and Hannah, or I lead

services or read from the

Torah. She loved to

observe the holidays and

often hosted Shabbat dinners and held amazing Passover Seders,”

said Jeannie.

Over the years Jeannie and Steve have given their time and com-

mitment to Adath and the broader Jewish community. Jeannie

has taught at Adath’s Shabbat Morning Program since her college

years, and served on the Board of Trustees in several educational

vice-presidential roles. Steve has served on various committees

at Adath and more recently has led Talmud Torah of Minneapolis

in several positions, including his current role as co-president.

With the creation of a new permanent fund of Adath Jeshurun

Foundation, Jeannie and Steve have done their part to ensure

future generations continue to be engaged and educated by our

Adath community in their formative years.

“We know that our

future relies on educating

the next generation,'' said

Steve. “Zachary and

Hannah are fourth-

generation Adath

members. As students,

they benefited from the

Jewish educational and

social opportunities in the

community. During their

teen years, they both developed leadership skills while

experiencing the gift of giving back by tutoring their younger

peers, and Hannah leading the Adath USY board”.

“We realize that education is such a central part of Judaism and

know that the opportunities for teens look different today. We

want to make sure teens continue to have the opportunity to

engage and learn beyond their B’nai Mitzvot. During adolescence,

teens define their values and identity, and have an increasing

capacity for deeper learning and critical thinking. Thus, the

importance of ensuring our teens are engaged and learning in

meaningful and innovative ways,” said Jeannie.

This year the Gilfix fund will help launch the TEN@Adath

program—our branch of the new community-wide Teen

Education Network. A replacement for its predecessor program

“Yachad,” TEN@Adath will allow Adath’s teens to continue

accessing opportunities for meaningful, age-appropriate Jewish

learning that inspires them to stay connected.

Jeannie and Steve encourage others to join them in making

permanent gifts to the Adath community. “Find what’s important

and meaningful for you and see how you can support and expand

upon that,” said Steve. Jeannie added, “It’s a blessing to feel

passionate about something and to be able to share that

excitement with others.”

To explore your own Jewish legacy and other ways to grow the

Foundation’s endowment, contact Development Director Evan

Stern at 952.215.3916, [email protected], or Foundation

President Joe Rubenstein at [email protected].

Gilfix Family Honors Mother’s/Baubie’s Legacy

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Marcia May

Richard Wolfson

Sarah Nemer

Roxie & Eric King-Smith

Bruce Nemer

Evelyn Nerenberg

Jan & Fred Apple

Max Newman

Charles & Phyllis Newman

George Nudell

Charlotte Nudell

Norman Orenstein

Sue & Michael Oreck

Harold Porter

Gary Porter

Velvul Portnoy

Boris & Lana Portner

Robert Puklin

Margaret Wolfson

Frieda Raison

Hyman Raison

Jeffrey Raison & Marilyn

Reiter

Hannah Rank

Jackie Sadoff

Gertrude Ravitz

Judith Serrell

David Reich

Cindy Reich & Harold Kravitz

Benjamin Reiter

Marilyn Reiter & Jeffrey

Raison

Beatrice Rich

Deborah Rich

Penny Galinson

Pearl Richter

Beverly & Lewis Seltz

Gerald Robitz

Karen Robitz

David Rosenthal

Richard, Lee-Ann & Joseph

Rubenstein

Louis Sacks

Gary Cohen & Margaret

Macneale

Sheryl Cohen & Dan Fink

Pauline Salloway

Nancy & Jack Held

Anna Schept

Howard Schept

Edith Schept

Sylvia H. Schwartz

Barbara Taragan

Lenore Sedransky

Nathan Sedransky

Sue & Bruce Kane & Family

Harold Segall

Julia Segall

Laurien Yehuda Segall

Miriam Segall

Susan Himmelman Shapiro

Beverly Wexler Fink

Peter Shapiro

George Sigel

Melvin & Delores Sigel

Howard Gross

Betty Jonas

Ida Grossman

Barb Grossman

Gerald Hallerman

Sherri Hallerman Gould &

Jay Gould

Ira Heilicher

Jacqueline Heilicher

Rose Rae Hillman

David Liss

Goldie Janson

Cindy Reich

Herbert Jonas

Howard & Debbie

Toberman

Margarete Kampel

Frank & Leslie Kampel

Harry Karasov

Marilyn Karasov

Bernard Kegan

Paul Estrin

Paul Kenis

Pauline Kenis

Charlotte Nudell

Morris Kieffer

Leroy & Miriam Kieffer

Ronald King-Smith

Roxie & Eric King-Smith

Elaine Kirshbaum

Irene Kirshbaum

Ralph Kirshbaum

Louis Kitsis

Arlen & Tybe Kitsis

Helen Kivens

Sharon Kivens

Lillian Kopel

Wilfred Kopel

Vicki & Barry Rudnitsky

Marshall Kopman

Michael & Ellen Kopman

Anne Labovsky

Jack & Nancy Held

Lawrence Lampert

Robin & Robert Altman

Anna Levin

Norman Levin

Lillian Goltzman

Robert Levitov

Sylvia Levitov

Linda Gilfix

Mikhail Leyderman

Inna & Cary Geller

Hy Liss

Lois Liss

Nell Locketz

Diane & Ivan Arenson

Golde London

Michael London

Isadore London

Erving & Lisa London

Clara Margolis

Linda Brody Ettedgui

Betty Masler

Sherman Masler

Gary Masler

Anna Brodyanskaya

Nina Brodyanskaya

Henry Coddon

Jan Frisch

Arnold A. Cohen

Melissa Cohen Silberman &

Sheldon Silberman

Elizabeth Cohen

Bobby Nemer

Sam Cohen

Gary Cohen & Margaret

Macneale


Annette Cooperman-Cohen

Rodney & Judy Cooperman

Henry Davis

Cindi Goldfine

Dwayne Edelstein

Leon Edelstein

Gus Edelstein

Audrey J. Efron

Jean Efron

Gerald Ellis

Judy Goldstein

David Liss

Jacob Estrin

Paul Estrin

Chana Ettedgui

Avram Ettedgui

Samuel S. Fox

Norman Fox & Shira Fox

Evelyn Friedman

Barbara Friedman & Lon

Rosenfield

Joseph Joel Friedman

Carol Bromer

Herman Fudenberg

Betty Kohn

Sadie Gavren

Rose & Myron Gavren

Renee Kurnow

Azriel Gershenovich

Semen Gershenovich

Rachel Gesundheit

Esther & Gerardo Neuwirth

Raquel Gesundheit

Szulim Gesundheit

Sim Gesundheit

Leon Getzkin

Leonard Getzkin

Annetta Gilberstadt

Stephen Gilberstadt

Vicki Gillman

Susie Held

Alice Gilman

Miriam Freidson

Joanne Glotter

Joel Glotter

Rose Goldman

Burton & Sara Bernstein

Roslyn Goldstein

Gail Goldstein & Family

Estyr Goldvarg

Carole Epstein

Ron Bear

Ruth Bear

Esther & Jim Paletz

Jacob Bearman

Deborah Bearman Jewett

Jeanne Bearmon

Maggie Pistner

Rose Biber

Terry Biber


Rubenstein

Nathan Blindman

Faye Kraft

Bertha Bloom


Rubenstein

Helena Borkon

Edward Borkon

Joe Braunstein

Ella Mogilevsky

Permanent funds of

Adath Jeshurun �

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purple. Congregation

Funds are listed in �

orange.�

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Memory of

Donor

Louise Abramson

Joan Reichert

Helen Ansel

Darrell & Loni Ansel

Jack Arenson

Diane & Ivan Arenson

Anne Baines

Barry Baines

Eva Balto

Robin & Yefet Zadaka

We note with sorrow the passings of...

CHARLENE AARON

wife of Harold Aaron

mother of Lisa Dill

EDWARD BIALICK

brother of Linda (Jeff) Freidson

ELIYAHU EILAT

brother of Carmella (Alan) Chazin

CHARLES “CHUCK” FRISCH

BERNIE KARON

brother of Mark (Janice) Karon

SADIE LAURIE

sister of Edythe Laurie

JARED LEVY

son of Sheree Curry

brother of Joshua Levy

FRANCES NEMET

mother of Evie (Alan) Ingber

DR. MARTIN OKEN

husband of Naomi Oken

SHIRLEY PERMACK

sister of Liba (Tommy) Stillman

IRENE TEITELBAUM

DR. HAROLD WEXLER

brother of Beverly (Dick) Fink

…our condolences to their families

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