LIFE CYCLE EVENTS

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ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING

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SISTERHOOD SOCIAL ACTION

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MEN’S CLUB

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CONGREGATIONAL LEARNING

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TBA ANNUAL GIVING TEMPLE FUNDS

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY 12

Inside this issue:

www.tbanj.org Bulletin January 2015/5775

 A welcoming community of Jewish life, worship & learning 

Men’s Club Annual Sports Breakfast Sunday, January 25

Guest Speaker: Eric LeGrand

Sportscaster ▪ Author ▪ ESPY Award Recipient Former Rutgers Football Defensive Tackle

A Source of Inspiration

Breakfast @ 9:00 AM ─ Guest Speaker Eric LeGrande @ 10:00 AM

Details on page 5

Details page 3

In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

The 21st Annual Women's Interfaith Forum & Dinner co-sponsored by TBA Social Action

Committee & Sisterhood

Wednesday, January 21, 2015, 6:45 PM

Bridging the Hunger Gap: Presenting Innovative Ways To Address Hunger In Our

Own Community Come to dinner at our table and

learn about ways to help put food on empty tables!

Details page 4

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As of December 17, 2014

MAZEL TOV

Jodi & Steven Arsht daughter, Madelyn becoming a Bat Mitzvah

Lauren & Paul Hyman son, Jake becoming a Bar Mitzvah

Wendy & Michael Lenchner son, Lance becoming a Bar Mitzvah

Ilena & Paul Lieberman grandson, Lance Lenchner becoming a Bar Mitzvah

Susan & Brad Scher son, Samuel becoming a Bar Mitzvah

Leslie & Ken Klaff son, Jacob becoming a Bar Mitzvah

Susan & Alan Hammer birth of granddaughter, Madeline Rose Gardner

Peter Jackowitz marriage of daughter, Amy to Lee Schaffler

Evelyn & Amos Gern birth of grandson, Jaxson Paul Gern

Toni & Michael Koenig 50th wedding anniversary

David Silverstrom birth of granddaughter, Elle Jordon Silverstrom

CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF

Barbara Gersten mother, Estelle Schwartz

Marsha Cohen father Leon Saunders

Rita Harris mother, Pauline Miller

Debbie & Michael Rose son-in-law, Scott Turen

NEW FAMILIES

Carole & Malcolm Schwartz

LIFE CYCLE EVENTS & NEW FAMILIES

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162nd ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING

NOTICE TO THE CONGREGATION OF THE BUSINESS of the 162nd ANNUAL MEETING

OF TEMPLE B’NAI ABRAHAM

TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2015, 7:00 PM (Snow date: Thursday, January 22 , 7:00 PM)

ACTING ON BUDGET AND FIXING OF MEMBERSHIP DUES

NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES

SUCH OTHER BUSINESS AS MAY PROPERLY COME BEFORE THE MEETING UNDER THE CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS

Dessert & Coffee will be served

Committee Reports may be obtained after January 15

RSVP to the Temple Office at 973-994-2290 or E-mail tbainfo@tbanj.org

Julie A. Silbermann, President Stacey Rosenberg, Secretary

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SOCIAL ACTION AND SISTERHOOD

In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

The 21st Annual Women's Interfaith Forum & Dinner co-sponsored by TBA Social Action Committee & Sisterhood

Wednesday, January 21, 2015, 6:45 PM

Bridging the Hunger Gap

Presenting Innovative Ways To Address Hunger In Our Own Community

Come to dinner at our table and learn about ways to help put food on empty tables! A non-perishable food donation is requested.

A vegetarian/dairy buffet supper will be served.

There is no charge for this event, but reservations are required! RSVP by January 14, call 973.994.2290 or tbainfo@tbanj.org

Bowling and Bagels a Great Success... Raising Funds for the Rachel Coalition! Pictured getting ready to bowl are (standing l-r) Sisterhood Co-President Sandra Kantor, Event Chairs Donna Seltzer and Dawn Seewald; (seated l-r) Co-Sisterhood President Suzanne Weinick and Event Chair Susan Schwartz.

Save the Date:

The Rachel Coalition & Sisterhood present

"IN HER SHOES" An experiential and interactive workshop

Wednesday, February 25 12 noon-2:00 PM

Buffet Dairy Lunch will be served. Free and Open to the Community

Registration requested by February 9. Register online, send an email directly to Suzanne Weinick or call 973.994.2290.

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MEN’S CLUB ANNUAL SPORTS BREAKFAST

Guest Speaker: Eric LeGrand Sportscaster ▪ Author ▪ ESPY Award Recipient

Former Rutgers Football Defensive Tackle A Source of Inspiration

Sunday, January 25 Breakfast @ 9:00 AM

Guest Speaker Eric Legrand @ 10:00 AM

Adult: $18 or Family: $36 (children must be accompanied by an adult). A delicious hot & cold breakfast buffet prepared by Men’s Club members

RSVP online or call 973.994.2290

Eric LeGrand is a source of inspiration and perseverance for so many. A standout high school football player

from New Jersey, Eric Legrand went on to play for Rutgers University and by his sophomore year he led the

team with 13 tackles on kickoff coverage and recorded a tackle-for-loss in seven games. But after a severe spi-

nal injury (from an intense collision during a game at MetLife Stadium), which dramatically changed his life,

LeGrand found himself wondering if he’d ever recapture that kind of success on the field.

Through triumph and tragedy, Eric’s road to recovery has been less than effortless. Having undergone a nine-

hour emergency surgery procedure to stabilize his spine as well as a rigorous rehabilitation process, he has

regained movement in his shoulders and sensation throughout his body. With that, he resumed his college

classes via Skype and graduated from Rutgers University (2014) with a degree in Labor Relations. Not only did

he graduate with honors, but he also gave a commemorative speech during the commencement ceremony. He

has recently launched his sports broadcasting career as an analyst for Rutgers Football Radio Network.

With courage and grace, Eric has been honored with a plethora of awards and accolades throughout his recov-

ery process, which include the “Unsung Hero Award” (2012) presented by the New Jersey Hall of Fame, the

“Jimmy V Award” for Perseverance at the 20th Annual ESPYs (2012), and being elected as the “Most Influential

Person in New Jersey Sports” presented by the Star Ledger (2012). On September 14, 2013, Rutgers hosted a

ceremony, which retired the No. 52 jersey that belonged to Eric. Eric’s jersey was the first number to be re-

tired by Rutgers in the history of their program.

In awe of the unwavering support, Eric’s story continues to touch numerous lives. Eric released his first book in

the fall of 2012, titled BELIEVE: My Faith And The Tackle That Changed my Life (HarperCollins Publishers). He

also signed an official NFL contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (by his former Rutgers coach, Greg Schi-

ano). Eric quickly became an advocate for individuals that are affected with spinal cord injuries and disorders.

Fueled with passion, LeGrand decided to form Team LeGrand of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. Es-

tablished in 2013, the proceeds generated from the charity go toward research to find a cure for paralysis and

help to improve the quality of life for people with spinal cord injuries.

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These classes are free & open to the community. Register online or call 973.994.2290. Alyce Sands Miller & Steve Delman, Adult Learning Committee Co-Chairs. For further information, please contact Melissa Weiner, Director of Jewish Learning

Book Group with Rabbi Kulwin

Thursday, January 8, 2015, 7:30 PM The Book of Laughter and Forgetting by Milan Kundera

Taking place in Czechoslovakia just after the Velvet Revolution, The Book relates stories of interrelated characters, mostly as straightforward fiction, often as formal correspondence or in oth-er literary forms. Often, as the title might suggest, funny in a laugh out loud way, Kundera explores the nature of forgetting, surely a relevant theme in a country which had just failed to free itself from the Iron Curtain. Neither Judaism nor Jewish life play a meaningful role in the book, but a consideration of Kundera's beliefs as seen through Jewish eyes is more than merely interest-ing.

Thursday, March 5, 2015, 7:30 PM A Guide for the Perplexed by Dara Horn Only someone with Dara Horn's knowledge of Jewish history and tradition could have written as unexpected a novel. Computer sci-entist Josie Ashkenazi travels to Egypt to consult on computer analyses of ancient manuscripts, and is kidnapped there. We move on to Solomon Schechter, whose discovery of the Cairo ge-niza a century earlier brought to light the world's largest and most important undocumented collection of ancient Jewish texts. Ashkenazi and Schechter’s stories, and their overlay, rein-force the importance of the text in Jewish life, as well as demon-strating that the power of the written word can be quite frighten-ing indeed.

CONGREGATIONAL LEARNING 2015

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CONGREGATIONAL LEARNING 2015

History Through Text with Rabbi Kulwin History Through Text is a seminar to be offered throughout the year, taught by Rabbi Kulwin. Taught in blocks, each class will also be a stand-alone unit, so that an inabil-ity to attend all (or even most) of the sessions will not be an impediment to an en-joyable and simulating learning experience. Tuesday, January 6, 7:00 PM: From British Partition to a Jewish State Tuesday, January 27, 7:00 PM: Topic to be announced

Dying, Death and Mourning: What a Jew believes and what a Jew does with Rabbi Clifford Kulwin We will review Judaism’s end of life traditions in an effort to become familiar with the rituals and beliefs and understand some of the psy-chological insights behind them. We will also look at the bureaucratic aspects of dying; the roles played by funerals homes, synagogues and cemeteries, as well as consider what Judaism says about subjects such as “pre-planning.” Wednesday, January 7, 7:00 PM Lunch & Learn with Karen Frank, TBA Congregational Nurse Caregiving: Caring for Yourself While You Take Care of Others Caregiving takes many forms these days: grandparents watching grandkids; empty-nesters finding their grown kids back home; spouses with an ill or frail partner, or adults with aging or declining parents. Many of us find ourselves at a loss to how "to do it all!" Join our discussion on how to both care for others without sacrificing our own self-care. Bring your lunch, and we will provide beverages! Thursdays, January 8, 22, February 5 & 19, 2015, 12:00-1:15 PM

Monthly Lunch and Learn: “Jews and Justice” with Rabbi Faith Joy Dantowitz Each month we’ll explore traditional Jewish texts and glean lessons on current issues, ranging from economic justice to reproductive rights to gun violence, among oth-ers. Bring your lunch ,and we will provide the beverage! Thursdays, January 15, February 12, March 12 & May 14, 11:30 AM Sisterhood Rosh Hodesh Celebrations with Rabbi Faith Joy Dantowitz The new moon, or new month, is a special holiday for women to celebrate together. Sisterhood joins together in a warm atmosphere of sharing, learning and noshing to welcome the Hebrew months of: Sh’vat: Tuesday, February 3, 7:30 PM & Nisan: TBD

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TBA ANNUAL GIVING — PARTNERS IN LEADERSHIP 2014-2015

Thank you for being a Partner in Leadership! as of December 18, 2014

President’s Circle Anonymous Donor Anonymous Family Anonymous Member* Randi & Marc Berson Joni & Alan Cohen Charles M. Greef & Shawn Lech Ellen Hyman & Robert Rothman in memory of Mildred & Leonard Rothman Bob & Sherry Lieb & Family Julie & M. Steven Silbermann Trudy & Fred Slater Barbara & Michael Wildstein Vicki & Stephen Wildstein

*Legacy Gift Torah Circle Jeanette Black Maxine Breland & Pat & Steve Gabbe in memory of Marcia Gabbe Bernice & Ken Garbade In Honor of Daniel Glassman Susan & Alan Hammer Rabbi Clifford & Robin Kulwin Marian & David Rocker Sandi & Mark Rosenbaum Ethel & Bob Singer 1853 Society Suzanne & Saul Berkowitz Nancy & Ken Bernstein Isabella & Josh Fiske Sandy & Stephen Greenberg Merle & Mary Kalishman Julie & Gregg Klein Eileen & Jeffrey Klein Nancy & Steven Pokotilow Ginny & Jeff Roth Deborah & William Schatten Marcy & Mark Schwartz Myrna & Marvin Wertheimer

Rabbi’s Circle Deborah & Scott Berger Terry & Denis Bovin Ina & Howard Drew Amy & David Eisen Nancy & Robert Eskow Amanda & Peter Fiverson Marjorie & Stephen Fiverson Caren & Herb Ford Terri & Mark Friedman Susan & Alan Gallinson Susan & Bruce Greene Randi & Greg Jeddis Barbara & Dan Kaplan Harriet & Marvin Kirschner Leslie & Kenneth Klaff Karyn Klein Ellen & Peter Klein Patricia & Frank Kolodny Jackie & Ira Kopito Sondra & Lionel Levey Michael Lewis Ellen & Richard Lincer Hope & David Lomita ShariEve & Mark Meller Eileen & Marc Mellman Wendi & Richard Nachwalter Judy & Eric Perlmutter Marcia & Bernard Pundyk Barbara & Michael Rosenbaum Stacey & Marc Rosenberg Bonnie & Ted Shapiro Penny & Greg Sherry Ellen & Barry Wagenberg Shari Weiner Marjorie & Scott Zucker Mitzvah Circle Adrienne & Harvey Berkman Barbara & Eric Bodner Arlene & Richard Bookbinder Robin & Arthur Brody Daniel Cooperberg Ruth Dolinko Barbara Drench

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TBA ANNUAL GIVING − PARTNERS IN LEADERSHIP 2014-2015

Betty & Barry Ende Kerri & Steven Fischer Shaldine & Richard Gillman Andrea & Scott Gillman Jayne & Jim Jacoby Kacey & Adam Karp Barbara & Warren Klein Robin & Jeffrey Kollin Barbara & Allan Kreitzman Vicki & Bernard Lehrhoff Susan & Andrew Leichter Jackie & Howard Levine Ellen & Scott Loventhal Leslie & Jay Mayesh Alyce Sands Miller Carly & David Miller Helene & David Mintz Karen & Mark Rosenbaum Ruth Ross Jennifer & Elliot Scher Lori & David Schlanger Adrienne & Stan Schwartz Bunny & Stephen Schwartz Mara & David Silber Bonnie & Harris Sterling Suzanne & Jeffrey Weinick Staci & Glen Weiss Margie & Harvey Yonteff Naomi & Harvey Zeitel Circle of Friends Laurie & Marc Bergman Andrea & Phil Bershad Marion Berson Rebecca & Todd Bialick Pamela & Robert Blumhof Heather & Elliot Braun Renee & Jeffrey Cohen Robin Comiteau-Tully Allyn & Lawrence Cooper Maxine & Howard Davner Meryl & Steven Delman Nancy & Richard Dinar Judy & Carter Dutch Helen & Seymour Farber Annette & Herb Feldman Cathy & Bruce Fischberg Jane & Al Fischer

Marsha & Steven Fiske Rheda & Raymond Folkman Evelyn & Amos Gern Debra & Carey Gertler Bernice Gittlin Alison & Michael Givner Karen & Stuart Gladstone Roni & Gary Glassman Tobi & Herbert Glatt Brenda & Steven Golombek Barbara Gross Bonnie & Keith Gurland Robin & Gary Hecht Tara & Richard Heyderman Madeline & Harold Hoffman Debra & Allan Janoff Jackie & David Kahan Sandra & Craig Kantor Audrey & Robert Kaye Karyn & Richard Kesselhaut Helen Kessler Karen & David Klugman Arlene & Dan Kollin Barbara & Barrett Kolton Jessica & Jay Kooper Jill & Brett Krasnove Stacey & Alec Laken Rita Lane Esther Laufman Wendy & Michael Lenchner Scott Levy Ilena & Paul Lieberman Norma & Jerome Marsh Elena & Edward Meinhardt Evi Meinhardt Karen & Jonathan Mendez Marlene & Alan Moscowitz Judith & Scott Moskowitz Lawrence Neher & Deborah Prinz Gail & David Numark Vita & Larry Orenstein Cynthia Pfeffer Brandi & Arthur Podnos Bunnie & Samuel Ratner Lisa & Adam Reisboard Karen & Steve Rockoff Lori & Peter Rosenbaum

Renee & Edward Rosenthal Linda Ross Geri & Milton Schaeffer Dorothy Scher Sherrie & Roger Schneider Lynn & Bruce Schonbraun Luba & Mark Schonwetter Pat & Burt Sebold Melissa & Brad Segal Patricia & Charles Seid Donna & Robert Seltzer Elaine & Stan Shapiro Terry & Ken Starr Lynda & John Wachsteter Marilyn Wald Honi & Bennett Wasserman Judith & Amnon Weinstock Bobbie & Carl Weisenfeld Fran & David Wien Diana & Michael Wische Randi & Scott Wolfson

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All listings as of December 17, 2014

ONE FAMILY FUND In honor of Marilynn Green-berg’s new home Peggy & Allen Bayer In memory of Judy Greenberg, grandmother of Samantha Greenberg The Reisboard Family In memory of Leon Saunders, father of Marsha Cohen Lucy & Joe Borg Paula & Bruce Abramson In memory of Dr. Marvin Lache, father of Rod Lache Debra & Carey Gertler In memory of Leon Saunders, father of Marsha Cohen In memory of Melville Haupt, father of Leslie Mayesh In recognition of John Schupper’s honor Karyn Klein & Family In memory of Dr. Robert Bonda, brother of Elaine Pincus Charles Cooperstein In memory of Melville Haupt, father of Leslie & Jay Mayesh Barbara & Steve Schwartz & Family In memory of Estelle Schwartz, mother of Barbara Gersten Suzanne & Saul Berkowitz The Krause Family In honor of Michele Donato re-ceiving an award for medicine Dorothy Kleinert In honor of the engagement of Lee Sterling to Jessica Roumel In honor of the engagement of Keith Sterling to Lani Mandelbaum In honor of Joni & Alan Cohen’s new home Julie & Max Silbermann In honor of Lance Lenchner becoming a Bar Mitzvah Stacy & David Chaikin

In memory of Pauline Miller, mother of Rita Harris Judy & Amnon Weinstock Helen & Sy Farber In memory of Scott Turen, son-in-law of Debbie & Michael Rose Lucy & Joe Borg Myrna & Marvin Wertheimer Paula & Bruce Abramson In memory of Dr. Jerry Coopersmith, husband of Cantor Lee Coopersmith In memory of Stanley Roth, father of Jeff Roth Sandy & Stephen Greenberg In memory of Pauline Miller, mother of Rita Harris In honor of the special birthday of Dave Harris Rochelle Cohen In honor of Samuel Scher be-coming a Bar Mitzvah Caren & Herb Ford In honor of the special birthday of Dorothy Scher Marion & Allen Maitlin Sandy & Bill Sroka In memory of Scott Turen, husband of Alison & son-in-law of Debbie & Michael Rose Tobi & Herb Glatt In memory of Stanley Roth, father of Jeff Roth In memory of Mary Lastorino, mother of Kevin Lastorino Barbara Gross In memory of Edna Neher, mother of Larry Neher Nancy & Richard Dinar

BARRY FRIEDMAN CREATIVE SERVICE FUND GIFT *In honor of Jonah Reisboard becoming a Bar Mitzvah *In memory of Melville Haupt, father of Leslie Mayesh Merle & Marty Kalishman *Rae & Harold Hurwitz Fund CLERGY DISCRETIONARY FUND In honor of their grandson, Jacob Klaff becoming a Bar Mitzvah Philip & Laurie Gross In memory of Jerry Rothstein, with appreciation to Rabbi Kulwin The Markman Family In honor of Sarah & Matthew Gershman becoming B’nai Mitzvah In honor of Shayna Turbin becoming a Bat Mitzvah In honor of Rabbi Kulwin for helping in the preparation of Jonah becoming a Bar Mitzvah Lisa & Adam Reisboard In honor of the special birthday of Dave Harris Enid & Fred Rothman CARING CONNECTIONS In memory of Estelle Schwartz, mother of Barbara Gersten Tina Greenberg In honor of Jacob & Eli Suna for the Hanukkah holiday Landy Prieto In memory of Estelle Schwartz, mother of Barbara Gersten In memory of Stanley Roth, father of Jeff Roth Jane & Steven Eisenstat

GENEROUS GIFTS FROM THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE

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In memory of Scott Turen, son-in-law of Debbie & Michael Rose Lois & Donald Witmondt SHEILA GROSSMAN EARLY SCHOOL FUND In memory of Estelle Schwartz, mother of Barbara Gersten Eileen & Steven Schwimmer In appreciation to Michelle Barishaw for your help Jerilyn & Ron Prague THE FREDERICK W. KAMIS EARLY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND In honor of Dylan Kransdorf becoming a Bar Mitzvah The Dichter Family ELLEN & PETER KLEIN GARDEN FLOWER FUND In honor of the engagement of Lee Sterling to Jessica Roumel In honor of the engagement of Keith Sterling to Lani Mandelbaum In memory of Leon Saunders, father of Marsha & Jeffrey Cohen In memory of Estelle Schwartz, mother of Barbara & Mark Gersten In honor of the birth of Madeline Rose Gardner, granddaughter of Susan & Alan Hammer In honor of the birth of James Ethan Rowe Eben, grandson of Marsha & Jerry Eben In honor of the 50th wedding anni-versary of Toni & Mike Koenig In honor of Samuel Scher becom-ing a Bar Mitzvah Ellen & Peter Klein

GENEROUS GIFTS FROM THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE

JEAN & JOSEPH ORLOVSKY MEMORIAL FUND FOR SENIORS Endowed by Elaine & Stanley Reichel In memory of Pauline Miller, mother of Rita Harris Paula & Mal Fleischer PRAYERBOOK FUND In memory of Estelle Schwartz, mother of Barbara Gersten Deb & Ted Pearlman In memory of Stanley Roth, father of Jeff Roth Merle & Marty Kalishman In honor of Shayna Turbin becom-ing a Bat Mitzvah Ruth & Michael Cash DR. JOACHIM PRINZ MEMORIAL LECTURE FUND In memory of Edna Neher, mother of Larry Neher Susan, Bruce & Mark Greene RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND In memory of Estelle Schwartz, mother of Barbara Gersten Lauren, Michael, Ella & Henry Schwimmer

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Julie A. Silbermann, President

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Clifford M. Kulwin, Rabbi Faith Joy Dantowitz, Rabbi

Jessica Epstein , Cantor Lee Coppersmith, Cantor Emeritus Gail Milchman, Executive Director

Debbie Aronson Ziering, Director of Early Childhood Education Melissa G. Weiner, Director of Jewish Learning

Janet Resnick, Religious School Director Emeritus

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JANUARY 2015 SERVICES

Friday, January 2 6:30 PM Kabbalat Shabbat Service Saturday, January 3 9:00 AM Parashat HaShavuah: Vayechi 10:00 AM Shabbat Morning Services Abe Rimatzi son of Alisa & Jay Rimatzki will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah. Charlie Seid daughter of Patricia & Charles Seid will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah. Friday, January 9 7:30 PM Shabbat Services Saturday, January 10 9:00 AM Parashat HaShavuah: Shemot 9:30 AM Jr. Congregation 10:00 AM Shabbat Services Friday, January 16 6:30 PM Kabbalat Shabbat Saturday, January 17 9:00 AM Parashat HaShavuah: Va’era 10:00 AM Shabbat Morning Services Alexandra Liebman daughter of Ally & Josh Liebman will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah. Caleigh Trachtman daughter of Lyssee & Skip Trachtman will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah.

Friday, January 23 6:00 PM Tot Shabbat and Dinner 7:30 PM Shabbat Services Saturday, January 24 9:00 AM Parashat HaShavuah: Bo 10:00 AM Shabbat Morning Services Mitch Braunstein son of Jillian & Eric Braunstein will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah. Alexis Mason daughter of Lisa & Evan Mason will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah. Friday, January 30 7:30 PM Shabbat Services Saturday, January 31 9:00 AM Parashat HaShavuah: Beshallach 10:00 AM Shabbat Morning Services Paige Nemet daughter of Lynda & Richard Nemet will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah. Taylor Nemet daughter of Lynda & Richard Nemet will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah.