Vol. 48, No. 5 March 2014 Adar II 5774 Temple Sinai's Monthly Publication

Building Our Future 2From Rabbi Rheins 3Ritual Column 4Preschool 10

B’nei Mitzvah 11Religious School 11Youth Programs 12Calendar 15

4 is the magic number right now! Why? Well, because:

1. The deadline to earn the remaining $500,000 of the $1.5M matching gift is 4/14/14Ñall pledges will be doubled, totaling up to $1M!

2. If we earn enough before the end of the matching gift period to receive the full match, we will have raised WELL OVER $4M! 3. We are currently at over 40% congregant participation in Building Our FutureÑand we hope everyone will participate!

4. If everyone makes their pledge B4 they read the 4 questions on 4/14/14, THAT'S what will make this number different from

When we announced last Yom Kippur that we had received a matching gift of $1,500,000 for Building Our Future, the deadline of Passover, 2014 seemed so far away. Thanks to many very generous donors, we have earned just over $1M of this matching gift! The deadline is rapidly approaching now and we need YOUR help to earn the remaining $500,000. If you havenÕt already made your donation/pledge, or if you are inspired to give even more to help us reach this important milestone, please join us in Building Our Future by 4/14/14. Every additional gift, no matter what the size, will help and is greatly appreciated!

---four for our CHILDREN---four for our FAMILIES---four for our NOW---four for our FUTURE!

Payments can be made for up to five years but your total pledge will be matched if we receive your donation form by 4/14/14. Remember that donations are tax-deductible and qualify for the Colorado ChildCare Tax Credit.

Please check the website regularly for updates on the project. For more information or to make your pledge, go to: www.sinaidenver.org/BuildingOurFuture.

all other numbers!

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Richard Rheins Senior Rabbi

From Rabbi Rheins

Worship ServicesSaturday, March 19:00 a.m., Shabbat Morning Minyan10:30 a.m., J Thurman B/MFriday, March 77:00 p.m., Erev Shabbat ServiceSaturday, March 89:00 a.m., Shabbat Morning MinyanSunday, March 911:00 a.m., New Baby Welcome

Service & Brunch

Friday, March 145:00 p.m., Tot Shabbat6:00 p.m., Kol Kolot UNBOUND!7:00 p.m., Erev Shabbat Family Service

w/Youth ChoirSaturday, March 159:00 a.m., Shabbat Morning Minyan10:30 a.m., S Ehrnstein B/M6:00 p.m., Purim Service7:00 p.m., Purim ShpielSunday, March 1610:00 a.m., Purim Service

Friday, March 217:00 p.m., Special Musical

Erev Shabbat ServiceSaturday, March 229:00 a.m., Shabbat Morning Minyan10:30 a.m., B Eber B/MFriday, March 287:00 p.m., Erev Shabbat ServiceSaturday, March 299:00 a.m., Shabbat Morning Minyan

This is the Home we built. ALL of us!“Let each person whose heart so moves him or her bring donations….Let them make for Me a sanctuary so that I may dwell among them.”

(Exodus 25:2, 8)

As I write this, approximately 40% of Temple Sinai families have made a contribution or a pledge to the Building Our Future campaign. The generosity we are witnessing is absolutely inspiring. Note that, in keeping with the time honored tradition of building our sacred places with only voluntary offerings, our building project is based solely on those gifts and donations made by those whose hearts are so moved.

Our ancestors understood that it is not enough to simply collect the funds necessary to build a temple. Rather, it is essential for every family to know that it played an important part in the building and maintenance of our house of worship and school. How wonderful it would be for each one of us to be able to worship, study, socialize and celebrate with friends and family in the newly-renovated Temple Sinai, feel that tremendous sense of pride and say with great satisfaction, “This is the Jewish home I helped to build!”

It is not often that we have the opportunity to be a part of creating a sacred place, but now is the time and here is the place. Ideally, 100% of our families will make a contribution. Yes, it is understood that many families will only be able to make a very modest contribution, but it is not the amount of the

contribution that matters. Rather, it is the gesture from the heart that matters. A holy place is built through the offerings of our hearts and every heart, every soul, and every family matters.

As spring begins to break through the cold and renewal is in the air, we see again the cycle of life inviting us to create and build for the future. The springtime celebrations of Purim and then Passover bring us together to remind us of the lessons impressed on our souls: that every generation has faced hardship and, with God’s help, every generation has met the challenges and marched proudly forward. Ours is a blessed age, blessed with unprecedented prosperity and security. Ours is a fortunate generation that is in the position to ensure the welfare of our children and grandchildren. As our challenges are unique, so too are our opportunities. Add your family’s name to the list of those who are builders of our future!

May we be reminded of the happiness and blessings we can bring to others through acts large and small.

B’vrakhah,

Rabbi Richard S. Rheins

Lunch & Learn!Thursdays, Noon to 1:00 p.m.

March 6, 13, 20, 27The emphasis is on discussion, questions and

thoughts—about selected Jewish texts and pressing issues of the day.

Newcomers quickly and easily fit right in!

Purim Celebration!Saturday evening, March 15

PURIM: Megillat Esther is read Traditional Purim Service 6:00-7:00 p.m. Annual Program & Shpiel 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Sunday morning, March 16 Purim service 10:00 a.m.

Purim Carnival 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

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Ritual Column

You can find excellent

recommendations for the

celebration of every Jewish holiday by

consulting the web site of

the Union for Reform Judaism.

Click on “The Jewish

Parent Page.”

Yiddish Word of the Month: Freylekh

It is a mitzvah to be cheerful and rejoice on Purim in celebration of freedom and family. Freylekh is the Yiddish word for being cheerful and joyous. Just saying freylekh brings a smile to one’s face and brings cheer to all you meet—it’s the freylekh of freedom!

Ask Rabbi RheinsQuestion of the Month

What is the significance of Purim?On Purim we recall how the Jewish community

of ancient Persia was saved by Esther and Mordechai. Esther was the unlikeliest of heroines. Her parents died when she was a child and her cousin (Mordechai) raised her. It was not easy being a Jew in Persia’s capital of Shushan. Mordechai advised Esther to conceal the fact that she was a Jew. Esther miraculously was selected to be Persia’s new queen. Even so, she shuddered in fear of the maniacal Haman as he plotted to destroy the Jewish people. Who would have thought that Esther would save the Jewish community from Haman? But save us she did! Imagine the terrible disaster that would have happened if not for her. Like Esther, every single member of the Jewish community can make a difference!

What are some ways to observe Purim?In Megillat Esther 9:22, we are told: “Make days

of feasting and gladness and of sending gifts to one another.” This verse forms the basis of the mitzvot of Purim.• Mishloach manot means: “sending gifts of

food.” It is a mitzvah to send at least two different items, one baked and the other fruit, to family and friends.

• Matanot l’eyv-yo-nim means: “giving gifts of food to the poor.” It is a mitzvah to give tzedakah on Purim and thereby share our joy and lift the spirits of those less fortunate.

• It is a mitzvah to attend a Purim service, hear a public reading of the Megillah of Esther, give thanks for our miraculous rescue and rejoice with the Jewish community.

• Make your own gragger! The special noisemaker we use to stamp out the mention of evil Haman’s name is called a “gragger” in Yiddish or “ra-a-shan” in Hebrew.

No Passover Seder to Attend? Call Us!If You Have Room For Others—Call Us!

The first night Passover Seder is Monday evening, April 14. If you can welcome a few others to your seder, please call Temple Sinai Program Director Lisa Thorner (303-759-1827).

In the past, several wonderful families have hosted other Temple Sinai members, out-of-town students and other guests to their homes for Passover. You’ll be fulfilling a blessed mitzvah and making some very grateful people very happy.

Our Temple Sinai Passover Seder will be on Tuesday, April 15 at 6:00 p.m. Call now for reservations! Our Sinai community seder is a joyous, friendly, and meaningful experience. Through the generous gift from a Sinai family, the seder is heavily subsidized to keep the costs at a minimum: $45 for adults and $35 for children.

Requests for cost reductions will be handled confidentially and respectfully.

Sign Up for Adult B’nei Mitzvah Classes

Almost every year, a group of Temple Sinai adult members leads a Shabbat service as B’nei Mitzvah. Without fail, each experiences a profound sense of joy and pride. Likewise, all who attend these services are deeply moved and inspired. Some even step forward and inquire about the next opportunity! We would love to have another wonderful group of Temple Sinai Adults for a B’nei Mitzvah class in the year 2014. Those who never had the opportunity to lead a service as a Bar or Bat Mitzvah and those who would like to relive the thrill are invited to sign up. The classes will begin later this spring and the service celebrating our Adult B’nei Mitzvah will be scheduled sometime in the Fall of 2014.

If you are interested in being a part of the 2014 Temple Sinai Adult B’nei Mitzvah class, call our Program Director, Lisa Thorner (303-759-1827).

Special Musical ShabbatFriday, March 21 at 7 p.m.

A special musical shabbat filled with song, powerful instrumentation and beautiful harmonies will take place on Friday, March 21 at 7 p.m. NO RSVP necessary...just bring your voices and soul!

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From Rabbi Gorban

Every day, it seems, Israel is in the news (or, at least, on my Facebook news feed). I write this

just weeks after the American Studies Association voted to boycott Israeli universities and just after actress Scarlett Johansson received a great deal of criticism and ire for choosing to support the Israeli company SodaStream, which has its factory in a West Bank settlement. In recent years, the Boycotts, Divestments, Sanctions (BDS) movement has gained traction and popular support, mostly through overstated, misinformed and/or one-sided claims about what’s happening in Israel and in the Palestinian Authority. They use these claims (and threats) to pressure politicians, financial institutions, actors and musicians to boycott and divest from Israel.

Which isn’t to say that there isn’t truth in what the BDS movement says. Some of their claims have a basis in truth. Israel is not perfect and her officials sometimes make policy decisions that have terrible consequences. Occasionally, those consequences are intentional and sometimes they should have known better, but sometimes good intentions go awry. Also, Israelis themselves are not perfect and some of them do terrible things when the opportunity arises. And, often—too often—Israel is forced to make a bad choice among worse options, knowing that there’s no other viable way.

When the Jewish community tries to gloss over this difficult situation in the public sphere, preferring not to air our communal dirty laundry, we make space for Israel’s detractors to spin the reality to make their point. If those of us who love Israel, in spite of her flaws, pretend that those flaws are less significant than they are, we can’t be part of a real conversation about how to help her fix those flaws. Better that we show our love for Israel by understanding her challenges and offering realistic solutions than by pretending that everything is just fine.

iEngage with Israel

iEngage: Engaging Israel as Young AdultsThursdays, March 6 - April 10, 6:00-8:00 p.m. at Temple Emanuel

Join other young adults in learning about and discussing some of the many challenges and values conflicts that Israel must confront in order to truly be a light unto the nations. Thanks to generous donors, the cost for the series is only $36/person, which includes dinner, a source book and access to online videos and articles. To register or for more information, contact Betsy Epel at itjrmrc@aol.com or 720-941-2655. This event has been co-sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Rabbincal Council, Jewish Colorado and CAJE.

This past fall I co-taught a community-wide course that does just that. The iEngage curriculum, put out by the Hartman Institute in Israel, digs deep into the challenges that Israel has, especially the values conflicts that lead to Israel having to choose the best of the worst options. It also provides a basis for understanding and discussing the conflicts that appear all-too-often on the news without idealizing any one of the many sides. If you are 21-45 years old, classes begin on March 6 (see below for more information). I hope that you’ll join us in deep conversations about Israel.

May peace come to the land and its inhabitants.

Rabbi Keren Gorban

Cocktails & Commentaries

Hang out with other women from Temple Sinai (21+), schmooze a little, get to know each other and study a little Torah. Each month we’ll focus on a different topic that draws from our

tradition and connects to our lives and the world. No cost to attend; just pay for what you order.

March 13 6:00 p.m.

Darcy’s Bistro and Pub (4955 S Ulster St., Denver 80237)

RSVP to Rabbi Keren Gorban at rabbikeren@sinaidenver.org or 303-759-1827.

Women’s Happy Hour and Torah Discussion Group

In MemoriamMaggie Pells, Mother of Ed (Laura) PellsLenore Binswanger, Mother of Lisa (Steve)

FriedmanRussell Volk, Husband of Sandra Farber-VolkSarena Yenkinson, Mother of Ed (Esther)

Yenkinson, Grandmother of Dr. Sarah (Jason) Grope, Great-Grandmother of Zev, Aaron & Avidan

Francine RosenbergLieselotte (Lisl) Penzias, Mother of Lynn (Dave

Taenzer) Kuhn

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From the President

Susan Epstein President

Visit our website at

www. sinaidenver.org.

You will be amazed at all of the helpful,

up-to-date information.

March ushers in the Jewish holiday of Purim, one of the most joyous holidays on our

calendar. It marks the survival of the Jews from a plot of extinction by Persian King Ahashverosh and Haman in 4th century BCE. Temple Sinai celebrates Purim with a special service, Megillah reading, Purim Shpiel, costumes and a great Purim Carnival. Please come and share in the joy.

There is a second theme to Purim, discussed by today’s women religious scholars, one of social justice and equality of women in religious and secular life. I remember years ago, my daughter Samara came home from Religious School and announced that for the Purim parade she intended to be Vashti, the dethroned Queen of Persia, who until recently was characterized as a troublemaker because she refused to follow King Ahashverosh’s orders. Oy Vey, I am thinking, why didn’t she select the beautiful and beloved Queen Esther who saved the Jews from massacre?

In the modern interpretation of Vashti’s character, Vashti stood her ground, refused the king’s orders to

entertain drunken men and then provided a venue for women to celebrate together and, therefore, may have been one of the first Jewish feminists. I thought of my daughter, smiled to myself and realized the wisdom of our young children.

Fast forward to today, when Israeli women continue to fight for equality, where progress is slow and extremely frustrating. Anat Hoffman Israeli leader of the Israel Religious Action Center and head of “Women of the Wall,” groups on the forefront of pressing for equal rights for women, visited Denver recently. At a joint service of Temple Sinai and Temple Emanuel in February, Anat Hoffman discussed the struggles for equality of Israeli women, including the right to pray out loud at the Kotel. At this service, Anat Hoffman was awarded the prestigious Temple Sinai/Temple Emanuel Isaac Mayer Wise Award for her outstanding contributions in fighting for Israeli women’s rights.

Anat Hoffman reminded us that American Jews have an important role to play in the fight for women’s equality in our homeland. See Women of the Wall’s website www.womenofthewall.org.il for more information. Let me close by suggesting you can become a part of empowering Israeli women to dream bigger dreams and lead a better life.

Susan Epstein, President

The Temple Sinai Board of Trustees is seeking applications to serve on the Board starting July 1, 2014. It’s an exciting time at Temple Sinai, and we need your vision, opinions and unique skills. This is the time to make your mark. Please contact Amy Becker at amy@sinaidenver.org by March 31.

Wear your Purim costumes if you'd like and join us as we tell the story of Purim to your favorite tunes from The Wizard of Oz!

Temple Sinai Brotherhood & Sisterhood Presents:

2014 PURIM CARNIVAL Sunday, March 16

11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Games Air Castle Chariot Rides Costume Contest Face Painting Carnival Food Hamantaschen

VOLUNTEERS WANTED… JOIN THE CARNIVAL TEAM!

Run a carnival game... Help in a food booth...

Help with set-up or clean-up and much, much, more!

Contact: Susan Welton

gswelton@comcast.net

Paul Levine plevine@transmitmagazine.com

Ted Zeiger tedzeiger@gmail.com

Join us in the lobby for a Temple Sinai

Sisterhood Gift Shop Spring Cleaning Sale and enjoy blow-out

prices!

Temple Sinai Brotherhood & Sisterhood Presents:

2014 PURIM CARNIVAL Sunday, March 16

11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Games Air Castle Chariot Rides Costume Contest Face Painting Carnival Food Hamantaschen

VOLUNTEERS WANTED… JOIN THE CARNIVAL TEAM!

Run a carnival game... Help in a food booth...

Help with set-up or clean-up and much, much, more!

Contact: Susan Welton

gswelton@comcast.net

Paul Levine plevine@transmitmagazine.com

Ted Zeiger tedzeiger@gmail.com

Join us in the lobby for a Temple Sinai

Sisterhood Gift Shop Spring Cleaning Sale and enjoy blow-out

prices!

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Amy Becker Executive Director

From Amy Becker

Youth Culture…What’s In A Name?It seems like yesterday, but it wasn’t…in the mid-

90’s, I sat in a room with Rabbi Stephen Kahn and Tami Miller while they read their vision for the future of youth programming at Temple Sinai. We had less than 10-15 kids involved in TSYG at that time. When they described their plan, they described the establishment of a “Youth Culture” and it included goals that would define the future of youth programming for Temple Sinai. No one could imagine a full-time Youth Director or having kids involved in every aspect of Temple life. There were the “nay sayers” or the people who didn’t think the investment in the program would amount to anything, but it did!

Youth Culture…it’s everywhere. You can feel it when you walk through the doors of the Temple.

This year in particular has been extraordinary. I love watching the children who have passed through our Preschool, begin Religious School, go through Consecration and then start their youth group experience at the tender age of 5. They run through the halls as if they own the place because after all, their Jewish journey began at Temple when they were babies.

There is program after program for literally every age. In December, 15 previous youth group members and now college students joined together during winter break for our annual College Luncheon. They laughed, shared stories and enjoyed being together.

The Shabbat Shirah weekend was inspiring as members of our Youth and Teen Choirs along with several outstanding young cast members

performed both at Shabbat services and during the Identity: The Musical show. Hundreds of people attended both and were captivated by their passion and talents.

Many of us observed in awe, as the members of TSYG led services during their recent Chavurah. It was incorporated into a spectacular weekend filled with programs and activities for over 230 teens from the NFTY-Missouri Valley who came to Sinai to participate in the Winter Chavurah. Carly Coons, Emily Kohn, Shelby Ginsburg and members of the TSYG Board, Youth Committee and parents, did a superb job. Our Temple was filled with laughter and ruach.

During Purim many of our volunteers for the Carnival are youth members, Confirmands and others who are there to work and make the event memorable for the younger children. A sort of “paying it forward” attitude, so to speak.

We have over 350 kids and teens involved in youth programming in a given year. Get your kids involved by calling our fabulous Yourth Director, Carly Coons or email carly@sinaidenver.org. Don’t let them miss out on what could be the best experience of their lives thus far. A time that will live in their hearts, minds and souls for years to come.

It’s everywhere. It’s catching. It’s fantastic. It’s more than just a Youth Culture…the truth is… OUR YOUTH ENRICH OUR CULTURE.

L’shalom,Amy

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For additional programming information or

to RSVP, contact Lisa Thorner at 303-759-1827 or

lisa@ sinaidenver.org

Lisa Thorner Director of

Programming and Volunteer Development

In the Congregation

Restaurant NightRed Robin - Tuesday, March 4

Join us from 4:00-9:00 p.m. at Red Robin located at 8585 East Arapahoe Road in Greenwood Village. For each dine-in or carry-out purchase, Red Robin will donate 15% of the total sales back to Temple Sinai. Contact Lisa Thorner at lisa@sinaidenver.org to pick up your flyer.

Lifelong Jewish LearningLifelong Jewish Learning programs are free,

open to the public and run from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. We supply the dessert and coffee.

Wednesday, March 5 The New Torah: Comparing and Contrasting Kabbalah and Reform JudaismDr. David Sanders

Did you know that Kabbalah has long suggested that the Torah revealed at Sinai is not the only Torah for the Jewish people? We will look at the content of this new Torah to be revealed in the Messianic Age and see corollaries in developments within Reform Judaism. Be prepared for some radical ideas.

Dr. David Sanders is Director of Kabbalah Experience and a clinical psychologist. He is a sought-after teacher on Judaism and Spirituality and a popular speaker for our Adult Education series.

Wednesday, March 19 Orchestra of Exiles The Story of the Birth of the Israel Philharmonic Special Screening - 7:00 p.m. Elvis Cinemas - Tiffany Plaza

Rescheduled from first semester. If you missed this fascinating film at the Denver or Boulder Film Festival, this is your chance to see it.

In the early 1930s, Adolf Hitler began firing Jewish musicians across Europe. Overcoming extraordinary obstacles, violinist Bronislaw Huberman moved these great musicians to Palestine and formed a symphony that would become the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. With an entourage of allies including Arturo Toscanini and Albert Einstein, Huberman saved nearly 1,000 Jews and guaranteed the survival of Europe’s musical heritage.

Including commentary by musical greats interwoven with an array of interesting film footage, Orchestra of Exiles is a timeless tale of a brilliant young man coming of age and a suspenseful story of how his efforts impacted history.

The film is free and open to the public and will be limited to the first 250 people. Reservations are required by March 15. You must make a reservation again. Please contact Lisa Thorner, Program Director at lisa@sinaidenver.org or 303-759-1827.

Tickets will be sold for a drawing for two copies of the DVD. Thank you to Carol Ungar for donating the DVDs.

Special thanks to Marilyn and Ed Pepper for sponsoring this event.

New Baby Welcome ServiceSunday, March 9 at 11:00 a.m.

Temple Sinai parents who have welcomed a baby into the world from January 2013 to December 2013, are invited to a New Baby Welcome Service and Brunch. During the service, the babies will be presented a special keepsake gift.

If you are expecting or have a new arrival, please let us know! Kindly RSVP to Lisa Thorner, lisa@sinaidenver.org or 303-759-1827.

Friday Lunch Club at Dazzle Jazz!Friday, March 21 at 11:00 a.m. 930 Lincoln St.

Start your weekend early with lunch accompanied by live jazz music. Join Encore as they head to Dazzle Jazz to enjoy an afternoon of jazz, food and friends. Jazz runs from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

FREE! You only pay for your food.Please RSVP by March 14 to Lisa Thorner

at 303-759-1827 or lisa@sinaidenver.org. Also contact Lisa if you would like to carpool. We will leave the Temple at 10:30 a.m.

Colorado Symphony Orchestra Open RehearsalFriday, April 11, 9:45 a.m. to Noon

Concertmaster Yumi Hwang-Williams and celebrated cellist Wendy Sutter lead the orchestra through Phillip Glass’ riveting Double Concerto for Violin and Cello. Please RSVP by April 7, 2014. For more information or to RSVP, call Lisa Thorner at 303-759-1827 or lisa@sinaidenver.org.Cost: $6 per person

Boettcher Concert Hall Denver Performing Arts Complex 1000 14th Street, #15, Denver, CO 80202

(Carpool from Temple Sinai may be available if there are enough people.)

2014 Temple Sinai Annual Event May 10, 2014 - 6:30 p.m. Marriott Denver Tech Center Honoring: Rabbi Rick and Rabbi Susan Rheins

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Annual Event and Silent and Live Auctions Honoring Rabbi Rick Rheins and Rabbi Susan Rheins

Saturday, May 10, 2014 at Denver Marriott Tech Center

The Temple Sinai Black & White Gala will be a magical evening for all!This is our one major fundraising event for Temple Sinai

during the year. In addition to the dinner, we will have a fabulous silent auction with many amazing items, delicious food and amazing music from the band Hit List. In addition, we will have a live auction with five to six major items. We are in need of auction items so if you are willing to donate

something or if you know someone who will, please contact Lisa Thorner at lisa@sinaidenver.org or 303-759-1827.

An unforgettable evening is in store! Please mark your calendar for Saturday, May 10, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. at the Denver Marriott Tech Center located at 4900 So. Syracuse St. in Denver. For additional information, please contact Lisa Thorner at 303-759-1827 or lisa@sinaidenver.org.

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Education

Preschool NewsMindy Neel, Director

Mindy Neel Preschool Director

Be Happy, it is Adar! We are masquerading into Purim with celebrations in our school on both

Wednesday, March 18 and Thursday, March 19. Families and friends will be invited to participate in the classroom parties. All of our children will be wearing costumes, eating delicious hamantaschen, shaking graggers, booing Haman and cheering for Queen Esther and her Uncle Mordecai.

For more information

about Temple Sinai Preschool, please call

303-759-0755.

Registration for the 2014-15 school year is well underway! We hope that you have registered already, as several classes have filled completely. Registration is online, so please visit us at www.sinaidenver.org/preschool if you haven’t registered your child.

Summer Adventure CampIt is also time to start thinking about the long,

hot Colorado summer that will be here before we know it. Registration for our Summer Adventure Camp begins in March. Our weekly camp is great fun! We feature weekly themes, outdoor art, games, cookouts, crafts and much more. Camp is open to children ages 2 through 6. It begins June 2 and ends August 1. Camp hours start as early as 7:30 a.m. and end as late as 6:00 p.m. You can register your child for a few individual weeks or the entire summer, it is up to you. Flexible schedules include 2, 3 and 5-day options. We have limited availability for our Summer Adventure Camp, so please do not wait to enroll your child.

L’shalom,Mindy Neel, Director

Be the One to Own Your Health!Sunday, April 27 - 7:00 a.m. to Noon

Take advantage of the many free and low cost health screenings that will be offered at the Temple Sinai 9Health Fair. For more information or to register as a volunteer (medical or non-medical), go to www.9healthfair.org and click on “Community Fairs,” “Volunteer” and select Temple Sinai - Site No. 710. All 9Health Fair volunteers will qualify for a 20% discount on the low-cost screens (including blood related screens and the colorectal kit).

Special note to Brotherhood, Sisterhood and TSYG members: We need your help in setting up and breaking down our 9Health Fair. We will set up on Saturday afternoon, April 26 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. We will break down immediately following the 9Health Fair on Sunday, April 27 at Noon. This will require some heavy lifting of tables and pipe & drape, as well as light lifting of putting up signs.

If you want to register as a participant and take advantage of online registration, please go to www.9healthfair.org and click on “Community Fairs,” “Find A Fair” and select Temple Sinai - Site No. 710.

Should you have questions, please call our Site Leader, Lin Sunshine at 303-748-0866 or email her at linj.sunshine@gmail.com.

Back by popular demand!!

Create Custom Judaicafrom the Gary Rosenthal CollectionSunday, March 23 and Monday, March 24

On Sunday, March 23 from Noon to 3:00 p.m. and Monday, March 24 from 4:30-8:00 p.m., Temple Sinai invites you to create your own mosaic masterpiece using Gary Rosenthal’s brilliantly-colored glass pieces. This time around there will be several Passover items along with many other amazing pieces. Your mosaic will be sent to Gary’s studio where it will be fired and returned to you in time for Passover.

Gary has been sculpting in welded metals for over 30 years. He creates one of the most popular and unique lines of Judaic art in the country by combining copper, brass and steel with brilliant fused glass.

Bring your friends! All are welcome! Reservations must be made in advance. Please contact Lisa Thorner at lisa@sinaidenver.org or 303-759-1827 for more information.

We love Temple Sinai Preschool, but we are United In Orange!

Jacob is the son of Josh Thurman and Lauren Hirsch and the brother of Aaron (10). He is a student at West Middle School and enjoys basketball, football, piano, reading, track and hanging out with friends. For his Mitzvah Project, Jacob is volunteering, collecting food and donating money to the Foodbank of the Rockies.Jacob Thurman

March 1

Sabrina is the daughter of Andrew and Cynthia Ehrnstein and the sister of Isaac (11). She is a seventh grader at Euclid Middle School and enjoys fashion design, writing, reading, acting, Socratic seminars, hanging out with her friends and going to Temple. Sabrina’s Mitzvah Project includes volunteering and donating food to the Weinberg Food Pantry at Jewish Family Services.

Sabrina Ehrnstein March 15

Ben is the son of Rob and Leslie Eber and the brother of Iliana (15). He is a student at West Middle School and enjoys skiing, saxophone and break dancing. For his Mitzvah Project, Ben volunteered at Shalom Cares and made bags to give to the homeless and to Urban Peak, an organization that helps homeless youth.Ben Eber

March 22

Steven Glickman Director of Education

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Education

Dr. Glick’s Chai-lightsSteven Glickman,

Director of Education

4th Grade Parent-Student Program, Sunday, March 2, 10:30 a.m.-Noon. Please join your 4th grade children for our Parent-Student program. This is a wonderful way to demonstrate your family’s commitment to Jewish education and, more importantly, to spend some quality time “doing Jewish” with them. If parents cannot attend, please invite another special adult to accompany them to the program. Grandparents love these programs!

Important March datesSaturday, March 1

BMBC/BMCCSunday, March 2

4th Grade Parent/Student ProgramFriday, March 14

K/1 Family ServiceSunday-Saturday, March 30- April 4

No Class - Spring Break

B’nei Mitzvah

B’nei Mitzvah 2014, 2015 & 2016Dates Selection Forms NOW AVAILABLE.

It is never too late to have our children experience the life-affirming joy and pride of accomplishment by leading a service as a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. Each year, between 50 and 60 students become B’nei Mitzvah at Temple Sinai. Our clergy work personally with each student and his/her family to help create a memorable celebration that will bring a lifetime of blessings.

If you have a child who will turn 13 (or older) in 2014, 2015 or 2016 and you do not yet have a reserved date for a service, please call Chazzan Bryan Zive. We’ll answer all your questions and help you find a date that works for your family.

New MembersWelcome to Temple Sinai!

Jamie & Nolan Mondrow Camden, Michah

David & Christen Epstein Ayala

Amanda & Josh Black Chloe

Youth ProgramsCarly Coons, Director of Youth Engagement

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Youth Connection

Carly Coons Director of Youth

Engagement

Parent Volunteers

Want to get involved in our Youth Group community?

Want to help out with programs or behind-the-scenes

work? Contact Carly Coons at

carly@sinaidenver.org or

303-759-1827.

TSYG (9th-12th Grade)Upcoming Programs:Thursday Night Live Thursday, March 6

TSYG! Come take a break from homework at our monthly lounge nights! Join us for dinner, relax, hang out with your friends and catch up on old SNLs!

8th Grade Religious School RushMonday, March 17

Help us introduce TSYG and NFTY to our 8th graders during Religious School on Monday night! We will get to meet with the 8th graders, lead them in fun programming and welcome them to TSYG!

Spring Rush Saturday, March 22

Just like we did in the Fall, join us as we kick off second semester at Spring Rush! More information coming soon!

“Pizza in the Lounge”Our next Pizza night is on Monday, March 3 in the

Youth Lounge!6th-12th graders are invited to hang out in the Youth

Lounge from 5:45 - 6:15 p.m. Come eat dinner, catch up with friends and play in the Youth Lounge. (You can come after TMG rehearsals too!) The cost is only $5! Dates: 3/3, 4/7

A couple of our Meretz kids hard at work completing a Candy Land puzzle together!

Meretz (K-2nd Grade)Upcoming Programs:Storytelling Sunday! Sunday, March 23

Join us as we jump into the magical world of storytelling! The program will take place from 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. directly following Religious School and includes lunch! Please RSVP to Carly by Thursday, March 20.

Some of our Ruach kids discussing their New Year’s traditions with each other!

Ruach (3rd-5th Grade)Upcoming Programs:Storytelling Sunday! Sunday, March 23

Join us as we jump into the magical world of storytelling! The program will take place from 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. directly following Religious School and includes lunch! Please RSVP to Carly by Thursday, March 20.

Our JYGers making Valentine’s Day boxes to be donated to the kids at Brent’s place! What a mitzvah!

JYG (6th-8th Grade)Upcoming Programs:Laser Quest! Sunday, March 23

It’s time to test your stealth-like abilities at LASER QUEST! Join us for lunch and a couple of games of laser tag with Temple Emanuel’s JYG! More information coming soon.

Most of our TSYG crew at Winter Chavurah! Thank you all for your hard work to make Winter

a success. We are so proud of you!

Contributions

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Alan Jacobson Memorial FundIn Honor of90th Birthday of Betty Jacobson Larry, Chelsea & Jamie JacobsonIn Memory ofGerald Gray Lawrence JacobsonJerry Feld Fred & Ann LevitonLenore Binswanger Fred & Ann Leviton

Building Our Future FundIn Honor ofBuilding Our Future Dr. Lawrence SpivackBuilding Our Future Gary & Stefanie NeumannBuilding Our Future Roy & Eileen ParkerBuilding Our Future Estelle MeskinBuilding Our Future Alan & Helen MolkBuilding Our Future Nancy NowakBuilding Our Future Neil & Barb OberfeldBuilding Our Future Ed Boxer & Debra ZinikBuilding Our Future Joel & Frieda LevineBuilding Our Future Ken ChurchesBuilding Our Future Lawrence Mattan & Susan KremsBuilding Our Future Stephen & Mitzi KurtzBuilding Our Future Ed & Tracey McVickerBuilding Our Future Lee & Barbara MendelEngagement of Josh Samet to

Paula Mermelstein Fred & Beth BarnetEngagement of Marni Shwartz to

Nathan Krob Fred & Beth BarnetMy grandchildren, Joshua, Zachary,

Jonathan, Andrew, Eliana, Ari and Evan Joyce MeltzerRabbi Steven Kaye Mark & Bobbi KramerSaturday Morning Minyan Lenny JonasTravis Pflock’s Bar Mitzvah Bunny & Gene ColeTravis Pflock’s Bar Mitzvah Dr. Joshua & Marilyn KopelmanIn Memory ofArlene Kleinman The Reiff FamilyCantor Herbert Nadler Richard, Doreen & Josh NadlerDiane Marin Milt & Linda BrandweinEstelle Cole & Theodore Grunfeld Bunny & Gene ColeHenry Lader Vicki CramerJerry Feld Elaine RosenJerry Feld Rob & Cindy AbramsonJerry Feld Friend of Feld FamilyJerry Feld Darlene HandlerJerry Feld Jodi RosenJerry Feld Bernie & Shana KatzJerry Feld David Levin for Megan LevinJerry Feld David Levin for Lindsey LevinJerry Hein Bernie & Shana KatzLenore Binswanger Linda & Milt BrandweinLenore Binswanger Susan & Dick CragerLenore Binswanger Fred & Lois MargolinMarion Greenberg Milt & Linda BrandweinRaymond Anzman Fred & Lois MargolinRaymond Anzman Joseph AnzmanRussell Volk Michael & Diana KaplanRuth Glucksman Dick & Gayle GlucksmanJune Powell Ralph & Shirley Beer PowellLouis Dinner Ed & Debby Rosenfeld

Cemetery Beautiful FundIn Memory ofPaul Steinberg George & Florence Steinberg

Chazzan Zive Discretionary FundIn Honor ofShireinu Jenni Sutton

General FundIn Memory ofEthel Karp - mother of Debbie Lazarus Jeremy & Debbie Lazarus

Greg Kramer Richard & Ellene AustinJerry Feld Jay & Judy LutzJerry Feld Ruth PerotinJerry Feld Louann & Micky MillerJerry Feld Stanton & Jane E RosenbaumJerry Feld Frank & Dena SchneiderJerry Feld Selma CohanJerry Feld Mark & Barbara GoldsteinJerry Feld Sheldon & Elaine HayutinJerry Feld Jim & Diane LoupJerry Feld Helen & Morris GinsburgJerry Feld Bill Silverman & Julie RileyJoseph Rubenstein Larry & Joan RubensteinLenore Binswanger Janet SmithMartha Kris Alan & Gloria KrisMary Hoffman Herb & Elaine HoffmanRaymond Anzman Richard & Ellene AustinWilliam & Lillian Maslin Alan & Gloria KrisAllene Cohn Ira & Claudia CohnAnne Golombik Linda & Robert KirschtDr. Stanley N. Goodman Phyllis Goodman & FamilyEdith Backstein Linda & Robert KirschtLottie Jonas & Henrietta Chodes Sam & Carol JonasZella Weinstein Duke & Sandy KaminskyThinking ofAbe Wagner Joni & Van Markowitz

Jewish Education FundIn Memory ofDearly beloved father, Ted Rudin Miriam R. Sharon

Julius & Helen Ring Israel Teen Scholarship FundHoliday Bazaar Proceeds Temple Sinai SisterhoodIn Honor ofBirth of son & grandson, Liam Norton

Walker Matt & Marie GordonBryan & Melyssa Zive - Best of luck on

life’s new journey. We will miss you. Matt & Marie GordonBirth of Azalea Charlotte Baldwin,

daughter of AnnaLee & Nate Baldwin Matt & Marie GordonIn Memory ofDaniel Seltzer Fern Seltzer & Andrew HeymsfieldDon Freeman Israel Chavurah c/o Carol & Marshall

TobinHarriett Ambrose Israel Chavurah c/o Carol & Marshall

TobinHerbert Guber Matt & Marie GordonLenore Binswanger Matt & Marie GordonLillian Tanger Janelle, Richard, Ashley & Callae

MockMaggie Pells Matt & Marie GordonShirley Gordon, Morron Gordon &

Fan Levy David & Susan SilbermanThinking ofEstelle Nadel Matt & Marie Gordon

Lew Rosenberg Camp FundIn Memory ofFrancine Rosenberg Allan & Suzan MarkmanFrancine Rosenberg Lenore DechtmanFrancine Rosenberg Philip StahlFrancine Rosenberg Daryl A PerlmanFrancine Rosenberg David & Wendy Dworkin

Music FundIn Honor ofAliza Saper’s performance in “Identity” Dr. Jean & Peter GutheryAndrea Jacobs’ beautifully written IJN

article about Rabbi Sandra Cohen Dr. Jean & Peter GutheryChazzan Bryan Zive’s writing/production/

direction of “Identity” Dr. Jean & Peter GutheryJakob Rheins’ performance in “Identity” Dr. Jean & Peter GutheryJason Lefkowitz’s performance in

“Identity” Dr. Jean & Peter GutheryLeah Hamilton’s performance in

“Identity” Dr. Jean & Peter GutheryMaddie Cohen’s performance in “Identity” Dr. Jean & Peter Guthery

Gifts & Contributions

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Generous Contributions

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Generous Contributions

Rabbi Gorban’s performance in “Identity” Dr. Jean & Peter GutheryRoss Cohen’s performance in “Identity” Dr. Jean & Peter GutheryTravis Pflock’s Bar Mitzvah Ralph & Fran SternIn Memory ofLouis Coffee Paul & Lynn Coffee

Prayer Book FundIn Memory ofMeyer Shaner The Shaner Family

Preschool Fund Temple Sinai Sisterhood Michael & Julie Chapman Dr. Ed & Debby Rosenfeld Carol Laycob

Rabbi Gorban Discretionary FundIn Honor ofRabbi Keren Jenni Sutton

Rabbi Rheins Discretionary FundIn Honor ofBirth of new grandchild, Liam Norton

Walker Helene & Marshall Abrahams

In Memory ofDiane Vean Dr. Allen VeanJerry Feld Allan & Suzan MarkmanLenore Binswanger Judi & Jim RechtMother, Trude Spiegler David & Joyce SpieglerRaymond Anzman Educational Havurah c/o Paul &

Shellie SheaninRosa Aven Cynthia & Ira Shwartz

Rabbi Zwerin Discretionary FundIn Memory ofBenjamin A. Rosenson David E. RosensonJoseph Arck Linda ArckHarry Arck Linda Arck

Religious School FundIn Memory ofDorthy Scheinfeld Robin Caplan Nelson

Robin’s World Playground FundIn Memory ofShirley Rosenson David E. Rosenson

Youth FundIn Memory ofSam Ross Michael & Patti Ross

Contributions

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Mazal Tov…to Dr. Reid and Linda Goodman on the birth

of their granddaughter Meira Mae Goodman, daughter of Dr. Daniel and Elli Goodman of Chicago, Illinois and great-granddaughter of Phyllis Goodman.

to Matt and Marie Gordon on the engagement of their daughter Hannah Gordon to Mark Girard.

to Carolyn Eisen, whose son Greg Eisen was recently married to Cece Winbauer.

to Zach Siegel, son of Sheryl Siegel and grandson of Carolyn Eisen who was named Executive Editor of the Law Review at the University of Colorado.

to Josh Siegel, son of Sheryl Siegel and Grandson of Carolyn Eisen for being appointed the Student Manager of the University of Colorado Buffalo’s Basketball team.

to Joyce Spiegler and Ed Rosenfeld for their generous donations to the Gift Shop and Lisa Kresge, Lisa Humphries, Debbie Hostetler, Marina Rolbin, Jody Frank and Susan Welton for their help.

to Michelle Weinraub for chairing our meaningful and memorable Pink Shabbat, to Wendy Vean for organizing and decorating for the Oneg Shabbat and to all who baked for this special Shabbat: Cindy Coons, Rachel Keller, Michelle Schwartz, Grace Bach, Lin Sunshine, Judy Schenkein and Wendy Vean.

to Wendy Vean who donated a second challah cover for our kiddush after services. The tables are beautiful and special thanks to Wendy!!

Temple Sinai SisterhoodPassover Baking ContestSunday, March 23, 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Enter your best sweet or savory kosher for Passover recipes! Please bring your dish with a knife to cut it and the recipe typed out. $5 entrance fee. RSVP to sisterhood@sinaidenver.org.

Balistreri Vineyard TourSunday, April 6

Joint Sisterhood Event with Temple Emanuel. Mark your calendar. More details to follow.

You do not have to be a Sisterhood member to attend either event. For more details email sisterhood@sinaidenver.org.

to Allan Markman and Rabbi Susan Rheins for their help with the 6th Grade Shabbaton.

Another successful Habitat Interfaith Alliance Soup Cook-Off was held on January 25 that raised approximately $4,000 toward our 2014 home build. A huge thank you goes out to Lisa Friedman and our wonderful volunteers and congratulations to Abby Hanselin, one of the evening’s Soup Winners! Also, many thanks to Marion Goldstein, Aliza Spiegel, Linda Stein, Marie Gordon, Abby Hanselin, Dolly and Rod Corlin, Susan, Amy and John Resnick, Susan Crager, Steve Friedman, Nathan Mendel, Rabbi Keren Gorban and Rabbi Rick Rheins.

Todah Rabbah…

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdaySunday

March 2014 � Religious School � Programming � Meeting

� Service � Youth � Holiday

30 � 9:00am Religious School

1 � JYG Chavurah � 8:00am PaRDeS � 9:00am Shabbat Morning

Minyan � 9:30am BMBC/CC � 10:30am J Thurman B/M � 10:30am Torah Study

2 � JYG Chavurah � Sinai Sundays � 9:00am Religious School � 10:30am 4th Grade

Parent/Student Program

� 12:00pm Youth Choir

3 � 5:00pm TMG � 5:45pm Pizza In the

Lounge � 6:15pm CTC � 6:15pm Religious School

4 � 4:00pm - 9:00pm

Restaurant Night at Red Robin

5 � 6:00pm Religious School � 6:00pm Bible & Beers � 6:30pm Lifelong Jewish

Learning

6 � 12:00pm Lunch & Learn � 6:00pm TSYG Thursday

Night Live

7 � 7:00pm Erev Shabbat

Service

8 � 9:00am Shabbat Morning

Minyan � 10:30am Torah Study

9 � Sinai Sundays � 9:00am Jewish War

Veterans � 9:00am Religious School � 10:00am Knitting for

Charity � 11:00am New Baby

Welcome Service

� 12:00pm TSYG Board Meeting

� 12:15pm Rosh Hodesh & Shevet Achim

10 � 6:15pm Religious School � 6:30pm Executive

Committee Meeting

11 12 � 6:00pm Religious School � 6:30pm Sisterhood Board

Meeting

13 � 12:00pm Lunch & Learn � 6:00pm Cocktails &

Commentaries

14 � 5:00pm Tot Shabbat � 5:30pm It’s a Shabbat

Thing! � 6:00pm Kol Kolot

UNBOUND! � 7:00pm Erev Shabbat

Family Service w/Youth Choir

15 � 8:00am PaRDeS � 9:00am Shabbat Morning

Minyan � 9:00am CTC � 10:30am S Ehrnstein B/M � 10:30am Torah Study � 6:00pm Purim Service � 7:00pm Purim Shpiel

22 � 9:00am Shabbat Morning

Minyan � 10:30am B Eber B/M � 10:30am Torah Study � 1:00pm TSYG Spring

Rush

21 � 11:00am Friday Lunch

Club at Dazzle Jazz

� 7:00pm Special Musical Erev Shabbat Service

20 � 12:00pm Lunch & Learn � 7:00pm Board of Trustees

Meeting

19 � 6:00pm Religious School � 6:30pm Lifelong Jewish

Learning

1817 � 6:15pm Religious School � 6:30pm 8th Grade Rush

16 � PURIM � 9:00am Religious School � 10:00am Purim Service � 11:00am - 2:00pm

Purim Carnival

23 � Sinai Sundays � 9:00am Religious School � 9:30am Passover Baking

Contest � 12:00pm - 4:00pm

Gary Rosenthal � 12:00pm Meretz � 12:00pm Ruach � 12:30pm JYG

24 � 4:30pm - 8:00pm

Gary Rosenthal � 6:15pm Religious School

25 26 � 11:00am Book Club � 6:00pm Religious School

27 � 12:00pm Lunch & Learn

28 � 7:00pm Erev Shabbat

Service

29 � 9:00am Shabbat Morning

Minyan � 10:30am Torah Study

There is something for everyone at Temple Sinai. Make your membership meaningful!

Did you know that, over the course of a year, Temple Sinai sponsors hundreds of events and programs in our community? From Friday night services to museum trips, blood drives to concerts, Habitat for Humanity builds, healing services, classes and lectures — we offer something for everyone.

We are currently adding and updating information on all of the wonderful programs and opportunities on our website in order to provide you with more information on how you can connect and get involved. This month, we have added stories on the birthday parties we host at The Brandon Center, the community

work we do in supporting the Jewish War Veterans and the heymische work it takes to put on the Oneg Shabbat each week after Friday night services. To read these and more, please go to our website, click on Connect or Volunteer at the top of the page and visit whichever stories you want to read.

There is something at Temple Sinai for YOU! We want to help you make your membership as meaningful as possible. For more information, please contact Jeff Robbins at nuggetjeff@comcast.net or let us know what your interests are at www.sinaidenver.org/m-m-m/.

Book ClubWednesday March 26: The Lost Wife (f) by Alison Richman, Facilitator Sheila SilvermanWednesday April 30: One More Year (f) by Sara Krasikov, Facilitator Joyce Speigler

Bible, Beers and BrotherhoodWednesday, March 5 at 6:00 p.m. at Darcy’s Pub and Bistro in the DTC.

Richard S. Rheins, Senior Rabbi Keren Gorban, Assistant Rabbi Raymond A. Zwerin, Rabbi Emeritus Bryan Zive, Chazzan

Amy Becker, Executive Director Lisa Thorner, Director of Programming and Volunteer Development Cindy Abramson, Communications Director Diana Kaplan, Administrative Assistant Lin Sunshine, Executive Assistant to Clergy

Steven Glickman, Director of Education Michelle Schwartz, Asst. Director of Education Carly Coons, Director of Youth Engagement

Jenni Sutton, Director of Finance Debbie Kohn, Administrator

Mindy Neel, Preschool Director

Board of TrusteesSusan Epstein, President David Goldman, Vice President Karen Kaplan, Vice President Michelle Weinraub, Vice President Sheryl Gurrentz, Vice President Ed Schenkein, Treasurer Wendy Vean, Secretary Neil Culbertson, Past President

Trustees:Grace Bach, Susan Bernhardt, Lane Feingold, Debbie Kohn, Gordan Post, Amy Rittenberg, Jeff Robbins, Allan Striker, Matt Vean, Cliff Yeckes; ex-officio, Lin Sunshine

Paul Levine, Brotherhood President

Dawn Spector and Robyn Fleischman, Sisterhood Co-Presidents

Emily Kohn and Shelby Ginsburg, TSYG Co-Presidents

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Gift Shop B/M Registry: B. Eber, March 2 and H. Vest April 26

Volunteers NEEDED AND APPRECIATED!

Sisterhood Gift Shop Always something Special at the Gift Shop!Always something Special at the Gift Shop!Always something Special at the Gift Shop!

Everything you need for Passover except the kugel!