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The Beth El Bulletin Inside this issue: Service Schedule 2 President’s Message 3 President’s Message cont./ Coffee with the Rabbi 4 Rabbi’s Message continued/ Welcome Shabbat Service 5 Thank You’s 6 Blanket Making/ Mazel Tov/ Masks 7 Birthdays & Anniversaries/ July Simcha Shabbat 8 Donations 9- 10 Yahrzeits 11 Donation Form 12 July Calendar 13 Food Donations/ Advertisers 14- 15 Rabbinically Yours There is an age-old joke about a congregation that decided it was time to engage a new rabbi. There were many different suggestions that were made, everything from a younger rabbi to a more experi- enced rabbi. Some wanted a friendlier rabbi; some wanted a more scholarly individual. Some wanted a more pastoral indi- vidual and some wanted someone who would simply be there. In the end the board of directors created a committee to interview other congregations to find out how they were going to go through the same experience. Congregations decided that instead of the placement service sending out rabbis to interview, they would simply exchange one rabbi for another in a rotation. Everyone agreed that such a system might work. That is until one president made a very interesting comment. She said, be careful what you might wish for in the rotation and the rabbi you getif you wish too hard, you may get your own rabbi back. Congregation Beth El has been fortunate to have wonderful rabbis during its long history. I remember meeting Rabbi Astor at a Rabbinical Assembly convention at the Concord Hotel when I was first starting out in the rabbinate. That was thirty-seven years ago. Many of my friends today remind me that they interned with Rabbi Astor when they were in rabbinical school and ac- quired many great skills and some great advice from him. A member of my previous congregation recently shared with me that her uncle was the rabbi here in New London many years before Rabbi Astor. For the past seven years, Congregation Beth El was fortunate to have Rabbi Rachel Safman as our rabbinic leader. We all wish her well in her new pulpit in Ithaca, NY. As I sit down and begin to think about be careful, you may get your own rabbi back,I am thinking in terms of the strengths of each of your rabbis, how we can build upon not only their strengths, but also what the valuable gems they each gave our congregation. It s not be careful, you may get your rabbi back! It is how to build upon their successes and the challenges they faced. I write this note, a week prior to beginning anew, as your rabbi. I turn to G-d and pray that through the lessons of Torah and the values it has inspired through the years, that I be privileged to receive the blessing of wisdom of Solomon; the ways of Moses in leadership; the ability of Aaron to bring shalom, peace, between people and in the community; and Abrahams love of G-d, love of people and the ability to know how to use the Jewish way and Jewish values to be there for you in the different situations of simcha, chal- lenge and simply life in general. From the desk ofRabbi Earl Kideckel July 2020 Tammuz –Av 5780 Continued on page 5

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The Beth El Bulletin

Inside this issue:

Service Schedule 2

President’s Message 3

President’s Message cont./ Coffee with the Rabbi

4

Rabbi’s Message continued/ Welcome Shabbat Service

5

Thank You’s 6

Blanket Making/ Mazel Tov/ Masks

7

Birthdays & Anniversaries/ July Simcha Shabbat

8

Donations 9-10

Yahrzeits 11

Donation Form 12

July Calendar 13

Food Donations/ Advertisers

14-15

Rabbinically Yours There is an age-old joke about a congregation that decided it was time to engage a new rabbi. There were many different suggestions that were made, everything from a younger rabbi to a more experi-enced rabbi. Some wanted a friendlier rabbi;

some wanted a more scholarly individual. Some wanted a more pastoral indi-vidual and some wanted someone who would simply be there. In the end the board of directors created a committee to interview other congregations to find out how they were going to go through the same experience. Congregations decided that instead of the placement service sending out rabbis to interview, they would simply exchange one rabbi for another in a rotation. Everyone agreed that such a system might work. That is until one president made a very interesting comment. She said, be careful what you might wish for in the rotation and the rabbi you get…if you wish too hard, you may get your own rabbi back. Congregation Beth El has been fortunate to have wonderful rabbis during its long history. I remember meeting Rabbi Astor at a Rabbinical Assembly convention at the Concord Hotel when I was first starting out in the rabbinate. That was thirty-seven years ago. Many of my friends today remind me that they interned with Rabbi Astor when they were in rabbinical school and ac-quired many great skills and some great advice from him. A member of my previous congregation recently shared with me that her uncle was the rabbi here in New London many years before Rabbi Astor. For the past seven years, Congregation Beth El was fortunate to have Rabbi Rachel Safman as our rabbinic leader. We all wish her well in her new pulpit in Ithaca, NY. As I sit down and begin to think about “be careful, you may get your own rabbi back,” I am thinking in terms of the strengths of each of your rabbis, how we can build upon not only their strengths, but also what the valuable gems they each gave our congregation. It’s not be careful, you may get your rabbi back! It is how to build upon their successes and the challenges they faced. I write this note, a week prior to beginning anew, as your rabbi. I turn to G-d and pray that through the lessons of Torah and the values it has inspired through the years, that I be privileged to receive the blessing of wisdom of Solomon; the ways of Moses in leadership; the ability of Aaron to bring shalom, peace, between people and in the community; and Abraham’s love of G-d, love of people and the ability to know how to use the Jewish way and Jewish values to be there for you in the different situations of simcha, chal-lenge and simply life in general.

From the desk of… Rabbi Earl Kideckel

July 2020 Tammuz –Av 5780

Continued on page 5

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Friday 7/3 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat 8:07 p.m.

Saturday 7/4 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Shabbat Morning Service

9:14 p.m.

Friday 7/10 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

8:04 p.m.

Saturday 7/11

10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Shabbat Morning Service

Welcoming Rabbi Kideckel

9:11 p.m.

Friday 7/17 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

8:00 p.m.

Saturday 7/18 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Simcha Shabbat Service 9:07 p.m.

Friday 7/24 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

7:54 p.m.

Saturday 7/25 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Shabbat Morning Service 9:01 p.m.

Friday 7/31 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

7:47 p.m.

SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE

Daily Services

Service

Candle Lighting

Shabbat ends

Daily Services

Sunday-Friday

Sunday-Thursday

Morning Service

Evening Service

8:15 a.m.

7:30 p.m.

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All services will be held via Zoom. Please contact the office for more information.

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Our Mission Statement: The mission of Congregation Beth El is to foster a welcoming, diverse, and egalitarian community within the framework of Conservative Judaism, and to enrich the lives of its members through worship, learning, fellowship, celebration and tikun olam—healing the world.

Dear Congregants, To say that we are in unchartered territory with respect to the COVID-19 pan-demic is an understatement. In the last few months, Conservative Jews have done the unthinkable – celebrated minyanim and Shabbat services over Zoom. No recent generation has faced a pandemic of Biblical proportions, and the Conservative movement has been quick to respond by figuring out how to maintain synagogue life without gathering in-person and while still maintaining our Conservative Jewish values. This is a rare opportunity for a creative and innovative approach to services on Zoom. Would you like to replace parts of the Shabbat morning service with a Torah discussion that engages everyone attending? Would you like the service enhanced by more frequent guest musicians? Would you like to try an outdoor service? How about an outside Torah discussion rather than a service? Be-cause this is truly unchartered territory, we have the ability to experiment and to tailor our Shabbat services to the particular sensibilities and needs of our congregation. If you haven’t yet joined a Shabbat Zoom service, please do so as soon as possible and give us your thoughts. Rabbi Kideckel welcomes your feedback, so please be honest and constructive. This is your shul and everyone’s opinion counts! As you know, Rabbi Earl Kideckel will be joining us as our rabbi on July 1st, and we’ll be formally wel-coming him on July 10th and 11th. Please make every effort to attend on July 10th and 11th, and if you are around during the holiday weekend, we’d love to have you join us for services July 3rd and 4th. At the Annual Meeting, I quoted the following words of Rabbi Sacks: “Optimism and hope are not the same. Optimism is the belief that the world is changing for the better; hope is the belief that, togeth-er, we can make the world better. Optimism is a passive virtue, hope an active one. It needs no cour-age to be an optimist, but it takes a great deal of courage to hope.” For the next year, I’d like this thought to be our watchword. Given all of the uncertainty in the world and in our community, it is vital that we have the courage to hope and to actively bring about the changes that are needed to make sure that the Beth El communi-ty survives this pandemic. We truly do need your faith and hope in the Beth El community. As a first step, I ask all of you to begin this journey of hope and active involvement to bring about change by taking a fresh look at services

President’s Message

July 2020 Tammuz –Av 5780

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in the time of COVID-19. With your input, we can create the kind of Zoom services that you will want to attend every Shabbat. Please email Rabbi Kideckel at [email protected] or me at [email protected] (or call me at 213-505-6756) with your ideas – what type of a Zoom Shabbat experience would make you want to attend every Shabbat service? Stay safe!

Kathleen McFadden

President’s Message Continued from page 3

We’re Here to Help

Congregation Beth El is doing everything possible to try and ease the burden of social isolation and financial difficulties so many are being faced with these days:

Anyone in need, please contact the Beth El Office at: 860-442-0418 or [email protected]; Rabbi Earl Kideckel at [email protected], or Kathleen McFadden at 213-505-6756 ; [email protected].

Coffee with the Rabbi Rabbi Kideckel would like to meet every congregant either in a “Coffee with the Rabbi” Zoom setting or in a small gathering outdoors, with social distancing and masks. If you would like to meet with the rabbi in one of these group settings, please contact the office at 860-442-0418 and we’ll put your name on the list for scheduling purposes.

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I pray that G-d guide us all in our new chapter of Congregation Beth El to appreciate each other, to listen to one another and to inspire not only ourselves, but others in what makes our congregation a pillar in our community and in Jewish life in New London. And then, we might get what we all wished for. I would like to express my appreciation to all of you who have already made our congregation so special to me. One special todah rabbah to Kathleen McFadden, our president, who has spent countless hours inspiring me and guiding me through the months of preparation for this moment. I look forward to our future together. Rabbinically yours,

Rabbi Earl Kideckel

From the desk of… Rabbi Earl Kideckel

Continued from Page 1

Save the Date!

Please join us in welcoming

Rabbi Earl Kideckel to our congregation.

On Friday and Saturday, July 3rd & 4th,

Rabbi Kideckel will lead his first Shabbat services

with us, via Zoom, in his new role as

rabbi of Congregation Beth El.

On Saturday, July 11th, a special welcome

Shabbat service will be held online and the Board

and past presidents will officially welcome Rabbi Kideckel.

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Thank you to…

Rabbi Farewell Weekend Committee: Elyse Landesberg, Linda

Cohen, Mona Levin, Bruce Levine, Merrill Mazzella, Sue Mil-

ler, Ruth Radin, Ella Sackett, and Cindy Weiner.

Nadine & Mark Lipman for emceeing the farewell tisch.

Cantor Michael Zoosman for adding his beautiful voice to Rabbi Safman’s

farewell Shabbat service.

Kathleen McFadden for making challot and delivering Shabbat meals.

Contact: Bikur Cholim if you need assistance - meals, a ride, etc. Volunteer: Offer to cook or drive! Coordinators: Sema Stein 860-691-0654 [email protected] Gaby Schlesinger 860-442-3841 [email protected]

Did you know...?

Payments to Congregation Beth El can now be made on

the Beth El website (www.bethel-nl.org) using a credit

card or PayPal. Need help? Call the office at 860-442-

0418 with any questions.

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Do You Need A Mask?

If you are in need of a mask, please contact Judy Engel at 860-912-0600 to purchase a mask. Please contact the Beth El office,

(860) 442-0418, to request a mask or to offer help by donating supplies or funds needed to make them.

Mazel Tov to:

Fran & David Salsburg

on the birth of their first great-grandchild

Emmett Asa Williams Son of Pam & Jack Williams

Blanket Making Continues

Nancy Brand, Harriet Juli and Ruth Radin are continuing to make lovey blankets (small 14 x 14 with satin tabs) for children hospitalized at L&M Hospital and for adults in area nursing homes.

Any monetary donations would be appreciated to help cover the cost of materials would be appreciated.

Kindly send, or bring, donations to the Beth El office (P.O. Box 1310, N.L., CT 06320).

Thanks in advance for your support and generosity!

The Blanket Brigade,

Harriet Juli, Nancy Brand & Ruth Radin

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Next Simcha Shabbat - July 18th Via Zoom

The Simcha Shabbat for July will be held on Saturday, July 18th. Even though we are not

able to celebrate together as we do each month on our specially designated Shabbat, we will

note your simcha during the service.

If you are interested in being a co-sponsor of the July Simcha Shabbat, please contact the

Beth El office, (860) 442-0418.

Peter Adrezin Sofiya Agranovich Lewis Baker Estelle Bogdonoff Fay Clymer Lauren Doherty Jeffrey Dubins

Ray Gottesdiener Brenda Holmwood Jane Kierstein Trudy Klioze Cheryl Lozanov Hollis Medwick Dana Peters

Jane Popkin Romana Primus Daniel Robinson Jordan Rogers Yarden Sackett Barbara Sahagan Joan Schwartz

Matthew Shulman Sarah Silverstein Eli Simonson Leah Simonson Sema Stein Richard Steinberg Rhoda Weidenbaum

JULY BIRTHDAYS

HAPPY JULY ANNIVERSARY

Alexander & Svetlana Atamanuk

Sam Elperin & Ella Agranovich

Kenneth & Jane Kierstein

Richard & Jill Mehlman

Jerome & Deborah Schwell

Mark & Julie Wolman

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Paul & Linda Agranovitch, in honor of their 45th wedding anniversary

Ed & Judi Goldberg, in honor of Judi’s birthday

and the birth of their new granddaughter,

Thank you to our… June Simcha Shabbat Service Sponsors

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RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND In memory of Jeff Betz Gaby Schlesinger In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Gaby Schlesinger For the good health of Sunny Fein Gaby Schlesinger Mazal Tov to Ray Gottesdiener on the birth of her great-granddaughter Gaby Schlesinger Mazal Tov to Fran & David Salsburg on the birth of their great-grandson Gaby Schlesinger In honor of Rabbi Safman, wishing her the best in her future as she is leaving Congregation Beth El Sunny & Maier Fein In honor of Rabbi Safman and her family

Rachel H. Levine In memory of Yakov Avidor, Ed Goldberg’s step-father Rachel H. Levine In honor of Rabbi Safman & Daniel Robinson, with best wishes for their future Gaby Schlesinger In honor of Rabbi Safman Fran & David Salsburg In memory of Robert Schwartz Jill & Richard Mehlman

In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Robert & Mona Levin For the good health of Richie Simonson Robert & Mona Levin

BETH EL DISCRETIONARY FUND In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Mr. & Mrs. Murry Rubin For the good health of Sunny Fein Stuart & Sue Miller In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Carole Sandrew In memory of Robert Schwartz Carole Sandrew In memory of Isidore Schwartz Carole Sandrew

ENDOWMENT FUND In memory of Bob Schwartz Sarah Rogovin & Mark Twiss In memory of Samuel Rogovin at his yahrzeit Sarah Rogovin, Aaron Rogovin, Janice Rogovin & families In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Sunny & Maier Fein In memory of Yakov Avidor, Ed Goldberg’s step-father Leonard & Linda Cohen In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Leonard & Linda Cohen In memory of Elfriede Bernstein Leonard & Linda Cohen

For the good health of Sunny Fein Leonard & Linda Cohen In honor of the birth of Ed & Judi Goldberg’s new granddaughter, Ruby Sunny & Maier Fein In memory of Yakov Avidor, Ed Goldberg’s step-father Sunny & Maier Fein In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Fran & David Salsburg In memory of Robert Schwartz Fran & David Salsburg

In memory of Efriede Bernstein Fran & David Salsburg

In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Garon & Beth Camassar In memory of Elfriede Bernstein Garon & Beth Camassar In memory of Florence Scherer & Helen Meyers, Milton Seed’s sisters Garon & Beth Camassar In honor of Ada Eloise Radin, great-granddaughter of Ray Gottesdiener Garon & Beth Camassar In honor of Ada Eloise Radin, Ruth & Larry Radin’s granddaughter Garon & Beth Camassar In memory of Robert Schwartz Ed Cramer

In memory of Efriede Bernstein Ed Cramer

In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Michael Sherb In memory of Robert Schwartz Michael Sherb In memory of Jacob Sherb at yahrzeit Michael Sherb In memory of Isadore Schwartz Michael Sherb In honor and appreciation of Rabbi Safman’s outstanding service to Congregation Beth El Michael Sherb

In memory of Robert Schwartz Diane & Stephen Smith

BUILDING FUND In memory of Elfriede Bernstein Elliot & Hinda Kimmel In memory of Bob Schwartz Elliot & Hinda Kimmel In memory of Yakov Avidor, Ed Goldberg’s step-father Elliot & Hinda Kimmel Mazal Tov to Robert & Mona Levin on the birth of their grandson, Noah Gavri Levin Elliot & Hinda Kimmel In memory of Elfriede Bernstein Larry & Ruth Radin In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Larry & Ruth Radin In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Denise & Steven Sosnoff

Continued on page 10

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In memory of Elfriede Bernstein Jill & Richard Mehlman For the good health of Sue Miller Robert & Mona Levin For the good health of Avi Astor & Lucija Stojivec Robert & Mona Levin In memory of Leonard Fishkin, a loving husband Selene Fishkin In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Karen & Allan Pearlman

HAROLD JULI MEMORIAL CONCERT FUND In memory of Robert Schwartz Paul & Linda Agranovitch For the speedy recovery after knee surgery for Richie Simonson Paul & Linda Agranovitch In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Arlene & Jeffrey Tannenbaum In memory of Yakov Avidor, Ed Goldberg’s step-father Nancy Brand In loving memory of Betty Libo Eunice Greenberg In loving memory of Max Greenberg Eunice Greenberg In loving memory of Max Moyel Eunice Greenberg In memory of Robert Schwartz Eunice Greenberg In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Eunice Greenberg

CAMP RAMAH FUND In memory of Bob Schwartz Rena Linder In honor of Judi Goldberg’s birthday Rena Linder In honor of Paul & Linda Agranovitch, happy 45th anniversary Rena Linder

CHILDREN’S LIBRARY FUND In memory of Isadore Schwartz Holly & Ron Medwick In memory of Robert Schwartz Holly & Ron Medwick In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Fay Clymer In memory of beloved husband, father & Zayde, Lenny Clymer at yahrzeit Fay Clymer In memory of dear friend, Merrill Grand Fay Clymer Mazal Tov to Ray Gottesdiener, Larry & Ruth Radin on the birth of Ada Eloise Radin Fay Clymer In memory of Betty Cramer, Ed Cramer’s mother, at yahrzeit Holly & Ron Medwick

In memory of Barry Weinbaum, Holly Medwick’s brother, at Yahrzeit Holly & Ron Medwick

STROCHLITZ FUND In memory of Shirley Kimmel, Elliot Kimmel’s mother Sema Stein In memory of Yakov Avidor, Ed Goldberg’s step-father Sema Stein

LOUIS & HANNAH LEVINE FUND In memory of Bob Schwartz Karen & Michael Slosberg

OPERATING RESERVES FUND

For Richie Simonson speedy recovery from his knee surgery Karl & Marcia Bratin

JUNE YAHRZEIT FLOWER FUND In memory of Chester Himelstein The Lissauers In memory of Samuel Rogovin Sarah, Aaron, Janice Rogovin & Families In memory of Mikhail Vodonos Leonid Vodonos In memory of Leonard Clymer Fay Clymer In memory of Beloved husband, Sydney Katrosar Marcia Katrosar In memory of Jacob Sherb Michael Sherb In memory of Sydney Katrosar Hinda Kimmel In memory of Zalman ben Matisyahu v’Aline, Alex Jean Charles Shulman Aline & Matthew Shulman

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July 3, 2020

12 Tammuz—July 4

Nathan Hochman

Bertha Vatkove

13 Tammuz—July 5

Kalman Gastfreund

Maurice Henowitz

Esther Irwin

Saundra Siegel

14 Tammuz—July 6

Walter Dembo

Mildred Moskowitz

Lillian Zabinsky

15 Tammuz—July 7

Jacob Lazerow

Louis Ribchinsky

Gerald Silverman

Rose Sokol

16 Tammuz—July 8

Mary Rogovin

17 Tammuz—July 9

Sylvia Dorfman

Louis Elion

Bessie Gelfond

Elaine Gershowitz

Bernard Schweid

18 Tammuz—July 10

Joseph Atlas

July 10, 2020

19 Tammuz—July 11

Harry Elion

Louis Rhodes

20 Tammuz—July 12

Michael Comer

Morris Goldberg

Mollie Lear

Rose Rozen

21 Tammuz—July 13

Tali Zeevi

23 Tammuz—July 15

Grace Carol Jaffe

Sofie Pais

24 Tammuz—July 16

Eva Hankin

Raymond Langfield

Marcus Teich

Doris Fishkin Weinberg

25 Tammuz—July 17

Edwin Rachleff

Anna Rubin

July 17, 2020

26 Tammuz—July 18

Sara Goldberg

Leon Lerner

Gertrude Polinsky

Israel Verbitsky

27 Tammuz—July 19

Seymour S. Hendel

Lazarus Pliner

Benzion Shitzman

28 Tammuz—July 20

Samuel Atamanuk

Seymour Manheimer

Morris Reiser

Fred Sherman

29 Tammuz—July 21

Marianna Estis

Harvey Frommer

Marvin Greenwald

Albert Peck

01 Av—July 22

Dora Baron

Grace Dubrow

Samuel Hecht

Nancy Klotz

Celia Shifreen

Rebecca Shragowitz

Esther Strochlitz

Herman Strochlitz

Regina Strochlitz

Rose Strochlitz

02 Av—July 23

Lawrence Kirch

Sylvia Maran

Ascher Popkin

Arthur Schwartz

03 Av—July 24

Lillian Calmon

Leonard A. Echstein

Norma Feldman

Esphir Pokrass

George Sheriff

Bessie Shafner Solomon

July 24, 2020

04 Av—July 25

Bertha Gershowitz

Sol Holtzman

Charles Kaufman

Hyman Pine

Sara Riskina

Nathan Rubin

05 Av—July 26

Hyman Schwartz

Fannie Sharaf

06 Av—July 27

Evelyn Detz

Henry Levine

Zelda Weiner

07 Av—July 28

Moris Davis

Myrna Frommer

Ava Potkin Glazer

Eva Goodman

Samuel Manroel

08 Av—July 29

Sheldon Levine

Luther Liebowitz

Fay Rubin

09 Av—July 30

Carl Fryburg

Claire Goldfarb

Ralph Rakosky

Sarah Rhodes

Celia Steinberg

10 Av—July 31

Nathan Keitelman

Benjamin Pumerantz

Rachel Shapiro

July 31, 2020

11 Av—August 1

Andrew Brand

Florence Green

Ruth S. Kirsch

12 Av—August 2

Benjamin Kaplan

Hyman Rutman

Benjamin Solinsky

13 Av—August 3

Lenora Fein

Shirley Hendel

Joseph Popkin

14 Av—August 4

Maxwell Fenster

Jacob Gottlieb

Sylvia Levin

Justin A. Rubin

15 Av—August 5

Esther Ribner

Rose Seader

16 Av—August 6

Martin Gross

May Lifton

Roslyn Mehlman

Abraham Rakosky

Dorothy Shuman

17 Av—August 7

Dorothy Brand

Murray Flom

Samuel Spector

Nathan Wolman

July 2020 Tammuz –Av 5780

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Congregation Beth El Donation Form P.O. Box 1310 New London, CT 06320

DONATION FROM: _________________________________________________________

Street: _____________________________________ City/State: _________________ Zip:

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The Beth El Bulletin

July 2020

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

2 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

3 Morning service 8:15 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Candle Lighting 8:07

4 10:00 a.m. Shabbat Service Shabbat Ends 9:14

5 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

6 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

7 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

8 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

9 Morning service 8:15 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 BOD Meeting via Zoom

10 Morning service 8:15 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Candle Lighting 8:04

11 10:00 a.m. Shabbat Service Rabbi Kideckel Welcome Shabbat Shabbat Ends 9:11

12 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

13 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

14 Morning service 8:15 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Evening Service

15 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

16 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

17 Morning service 8:15 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Candle Lighting 8:00

18 10:00 a.m. Simcha Shabbat Service Shabbat Ends 9:07

19 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

20 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

21 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

22 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

23 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

24 Morning service 8:15 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Candle Lighting 7:54

25 10:00 a.m. Shabbat Service Shabbat Ends 9:01

26 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

27 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

28 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

29 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Tisha B’Av Program TBD

30 Morning service 8:15 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

31 Morning service 8:15 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Candle Lighting 7:47

1 10:00 a.m. Shabbat Service Shabbat Ends 8:54

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Donations Needed!

Now, more than ever, the New London Soup Kitchen is in need of donations as they continue to

make and distribute meals to those in need. Congregation Beth El is accepting donations of tu-

na fish, penne pasta, and cans of cream of mushroom soup for the monthly meal served at the

New London Soup Kitchen. Please contact the Beth El office to make arrange-

ments to drop off your donations.

Please contact Beverly Rhodes at (860) 443-3090 if you have any questions.

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Rabbi Earl Kideckel Rabbi Emeritus Carl Astor Kol Bo Rabbi Isidore Greengrass z”l Gabbi Emeritus Lou Detz z”l Ba’alat T’fillah Diane Maran Officers President Kathleen McFadden 1st Vice President Judy Engel 2nd Vice President Jerry Fischer Treasurer Ira Cohen Assistant Treasurer Karl Bratin Recording Secretary Sarah Rogovin Financial Secretary Rena Linder Office Personnel Office Managers Merrill Mazzella & Ella Sackett Business Manager Donna Butler

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