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2017 Guide Book & Directory

600 West 70th Street Indianapolis, IN 46260

317-253-3441 Fax 317-259-6849

[email protected] www.bez613.org

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Congregation Beth-El Zedeck Guide Book

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Congregation Beth-El Zedeck600 West 70th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260(317) 253-3441 ~ FAX (317) 259-6849

E-mail [email protected] www.bez613.org

Dear Beth-El Zedeck congregant,

Judaism is a system of communication with a grammar of shared values, traditions, practices, memories and hopes. “Community” requires “communication.”

This directory is not merely a listing of names and numbers. We hope that it will help you to enhance connections and nurture hospitality and community among the members of our congregational family.

We come together at 600 West 70th Street for prayer, study and celebration, but the boundaries of our synagogue extend also to our homes, our neighborhoods and beyond.

Please use this address and telephone directory to reach out, to extend the bonds of community and the feeling of family that come from being part of Beth-El Zedeck.

Dr. Dennis C. Sasso Rebecca GeyerSenior Rabbi President




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Spiritual LeadersDr. Dennis C. Sasso, Senior RabbiShelley Goldman, Assistant Rabbi

Melissa Cohen, CantorDr. Sandy E. Sasso, Senior Rabbi Emerita

Robert Zalkin, Cantor Emeritus

Administration/StaffShari Lipp-Levine ............................................................ Executive DirectorGeorge Kelley ..................................................................Education DirectorJoanie Waldman ................................................... Early Childhood DirectorBonnie Craig ...................... Human Resources and Foundation CoordinatorSharon Hein ......................................Administrative Assistant to the RabbisJennifer Hodes .....................Program Facilitator and Outreach CoordinatorPam Rothenberg ...... Membership Services Coordinator/Accounting AssistantKelly Butler ....................................................................... Staff AccountantDeb Wright .............................................Education Administrative AssistantRebecca Schneider ...................................................................... MashgiachCharles Manning .............................................................................OrganistWillie Hall ..............................................................Building Superintendent

Offi cers of the CongregationPresident ............................................................................... Rebecca GeyerFirst Vice President ................................................................. Brian NachlisSecond Vice President ................................................................... Paul FelixTreasurer ......................................................................................... Dan FoxSecretary ..................................................................................Todd MaurerHonorary Vice President ......................................................Alice Berkowitz

Board of DirectorsCaryl AuslanderMatt BurnettJoel EpsteinJessica FeigenbaumAli Fleischer

Steve GoldmanCindie HarpJaime HarperJohn HooverTodd Katz

Jane LindermanDetra MillsDaniel ResnickDavid SklarMatt Tobe


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Past Congregation Presidents1925-1935 *Jack Goodman 1973-1975 *Milton Bohard1935-1937 *Philip Grenwald 1975-1977 Gerald Kraft1937-1939 *Louis Sakowitz 1977-1979 Dr. Edward Gabovitch1939-1941 *Abraham Goldberg 1979-1981 Ralph Segall1941-1943 *Daniel Frisch 1981-1983 Frederick Resnick1943-1945 *Robert B. Stolkin 1983-1985 *Hyman Calderon1945-1947 *Julian Freeman 1985-1987 *Willard Gray1947-1949 *Jacob Solotken 1987-1989 Bruce Jacobson1949-1951 *Bert Sicanoff 1989-1991 Jack Frisch1951-1953 *Leo Selig 1991-1993 *Illene K. Maurer1953-1955 *Manuel I. Leve 1993-1995 Ronald Brodey1955-1957 *Nathan Regenstreif 1995-1997 Stephen Paul1957-1959 *Samuel Weinberger 1997-1999 David Regenstrief1959-1961 *Ben Paller 1999-2001 David Resnick1961-1963 *Harry O. Schuchman 2001-2003 Tom Hedderich1963-1965 *Gus Domont 2003-2005 David Kosene1965-1967 *Robert H. Greenberg 2005-2007 Barrie Fisch1967-1969 *Samuel W. Smulyan 2007-2009 Mark Bernstein1969-1971 *Sherman Weinstein 2009-2011 Karl Smith1971-1973 *Arthur Sacks 2011-2013 Steven Crell 2013-2015 Ellen Gabovitch*of blessed memory

The Beth-El Zedeck FoundationThe Foundation was established in 1983 to perpetuate Congregation Beth-El Zedeck and financially support the religious, educational and social aims of the Congregation, and to improve the physical property of the synagogue.

2016-2017 Foundation Offi cersDavid Kosene ............................................................................ ChairpersonArnold Hanish ....................................................................Vice ChairpersonEugene Bate .................................................................................. TreasurerJoel Epstein ....................................................................................Secretary

2016-2017 TrusteesAlice Berkowitz, Life Board MemberEugene BateMark BernsteinSteven CrellClaudette EinhornJoel EpsteinBarrie FischRebecca GeyerSteve GoldmanArnold Hanish

Tom HedderichTodd KatzDavid KoseneWendy KaufmanSharon MishkinDavid ResnickStephen PaulKarl SmithMary Smith


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SisterhoodSisterhood promotes the welfare of the Congregation, fosters the observance of religious life in the home, supports our religious school, and assists the financial and spiritual goals of the Congregation. Sisterhood of Congregation Beth-El Zedeck is affiliated with the Central Great Lakes Region of the Women’s League for Conservative Judaism (including Kentucky, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan).

Sisterhood ContactsNew Members Joanne ClassickPR/Education/E-Mail Amanda SiegelVolunteers Cheryl Toof and Sharon MishkinTreasurers May Katz and Jackie WolfCorresponding Secretary Marilyn GilbertDues Carol VanaverTorah Fund Cards Marlene WohlfeldMitzvah Corps Cindie HarpGallery of Judaica Jackie Wolf and Barbara Bohard

Men’s ClubOur Men’s Club is dedicated to providing many services to the synagogue and community. It sponsors educational, religious and family programming, and assists in the financial and spiritual goals of the congregation.

WorshipBeth-El Zedeck offers many opportunities for prayer and spiritual celebration. Shabbat services are held every Friday at 6:00 p.m. Saturday morning Shabbat services begin at 10:00 a.m. Worshippers are invited to the Kiddush and Oneg table following services. Shabbat and festival events enrich our worship and learning experience.

Daily Minyan is held Monday through Friday at 7:30 a.m. and Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 5:45 p.m. Morning minyan on Sundays (and secular holidays) is held at 9:00 a.m. Breakfast follows the daily morning Minyan.

*Please listen to radio and TV in the event of inclement weather.

The first Friday of each month features spiritually uplifting music in our Friday Night Live service. First Fridays are also Simcha Shabbatot, marking birthdays and other family celebrations during that month. Healing prayers are offered as part of every Erev Shabbat service. In song and in prayer, we lift up the names of loved ones and friends who may be ill and in need of healing.


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Festivals and Holy Days are observed with services and creative programs that highlight the solemn and joyous aspects of our yearly cycle. Special children’s programming for pre-school through high school is an integral part of our High Holy Days observances and festivals.

Worship Services are conducted in either our beautiful Max and Mae Simon Sanctuary or our intimate Kaufman/Schuchman Chapel. The Sanctuary has seating for 600 expanding to seating for 1,500 during the High Holy Days. The Chapel houses breathtaking stained glass windows and seats approximately 200.

Come worship with us in a spirit of tradition and renewal.

Calendar2017 (5777/5778)Purim and Family Megillah Reading ............................................. March 12First Seder ........................................................................................April 10Pesach ........................................................................................ April 11-17 Pesach (Yizkor) ................................................................................April 17Yom HaShoah ..................................................................................April 24Yom Ha’atzmaut ..................................................................................May 2Lag Ba Omer .....................................................................................May 14Erev Shavuot (Confirmation) ............................................................May 30Shavuot (Yizkor) ...............................................................................May 31 Tisha B’Av ...................................................................................... August 1Selichot .................................................................................. September 16Erev Rosh Hashanah .............................................................. September 20Rosh Hashanah ................................................................. September 21-22Kol Nidre ................................................................................ September 29Yom Kippur ............................................................................ September 30Sukkot ......................................................................................October 5-11Shemini Atzeret/Simhat Torah (Consecration) ...........................October 11Shemini Atzeret/Simhat Torah (Yizkor) ......................................October 12Light 1st Hanukah Candle ....................................................... December 12Hanukah ............................................................................ December 13-20

2018 (January through April)Tu B’Shevat .................................................................................January 31Purim .............................................................................................. March 1First Seder ..................................................................................... March 30Pesach ............................................................................... March 31-April 6

All Holidays begin at sundown the preceding day.


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Congregational ProgrammingYouth

Early Childhood Center in the Ethel and Harry Glanzman Youth Pavilion

Our Early Childhood program provides a loving Jewish educational environment. We recognize that the intellectual, spiritual, social, emotional and physical development of our children is intricately interwoven. In keeping with that philosophy, we provide activities that include academics, the arts, music and creative movement, crafts, cooking, large and small motor skill activities, Shabbat celebration, Hebrew language instruction, introduction of Jewish customs and traditions, and exciting entertainment. Our 3-year-olds and older will have the opportunity to enhance their learning experience by using iPads in their classrooms. Early care and aftercare are available. All our children, ages twelve months through Pre-Kindergarten (Kindergarten Readiness), thrive on exploration, creativity, curiosity, discovery, spontaneity and lots of love.

In addition to our academic year, our Beth-El Zedeck Early Childhood Summer Camp allows our young campers to experiment and explore by using all five of their senses. Summer camp includes water play at the JCC Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Aquatic Compex for 3s, 4s, and 5s and water table/sprinkler fun for 2s and under. Early care and aftercare are available. Our programming gives our children the opportunity to develop self-confidence, excellent learning and socialization skills and enhanced self-esteem. Our curriculum recognizes that play is the best tool for learning and allows flexibility to follow the interests and needs of each child.

The Rabbi Sidney and Shirley Steiman Religious SchoolOur goal is to help develop a positive, joyous and informed Jewish identity that links home and synagogue. Religious School is offered for Kindergarten through tenth grade. Students in grades 11 and 12 can join our Madrichim program to serve as teaching assistants in our Religious School. Grades Kindergarten through 7 come on Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m. beginning with a T’fillah service for students and parents before classes begin. Grades 8 through 10 come Sundays at 4:30 p.m. Our Religious School teaches Jewish history, customs and celebrations, Jewish thought, and values. Teachers with special skills enhance the curriculum by teaching art, music, dance and a variety of other areas of student interest. Time is devoted not only to developing important skills and knowledge, but to nurturing the life of the spirit. Throughout the year we invite families for special programs designed for family education and information.


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Dor l’DorGrades 6 through 7 classes meet during Religious School with a curriculum that allows for an experiential and hands-on approach to learning prayer, ritual and custom. As part of this class, Dor l’Dor participates regularly on the bimah at Shabbat Services.

Confirmation AcademyStudents in grades 8, 9, and 10 meet on Sunday evenings from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. in our Confirmation Academy. Class curriculum for Grade 8 utilizes multimedia and conversation in studying the Shoah (Holocaust) in the first semester and the modern State of Israel in the second. Grade 9 explores the diversity of Judaism and the religions of our neighbors. Several times throughout the year, the 8th and 9th graders participate in Shevet Ahim (boys) and Rosh Hodesh (girls), where they explore their teenage years through Jewish values.

The 10th grade class focuses on the development of an emerging Jewish identity and personal theology. The highlight of the year is the trip to New York with the Rabbis. Throughout the year the students work on preparation for Confirmation, when they lead Erev Shavuot services, including an original cantata.

Shir Ami ChoirStudents in Religious School first through fifth grades are invited to join this youth choir that will perform at Hanukah, select Shabbat services, Purim, and a final concert, The Zimriyah. Shir Ami is a fun way for students to be creative and express their Judaism through music, directed by Cantor Melissa Cohen.

Bar/Bat MitzvahPreparation for Bar/Bat Mitzvah is done in cooperation with the Bureau of Jewish Education or the Hasten Hebrew Academy of Indianapolis, which do a majority of the Hebrew instruction. Students are required to have 4 years of Hebrew language instruction at one of the two institutions, as well as family seminars that include special tzedakah/mitzvah activities. In grades 6 and 7, students are part of our Dor l’Dor program. During Religious School class, students learn the prayers of our congregation in a way that will allow them to practice their Hebrew skills and explore a deeper meaning of the prayers through classroom activities and our T’fillah laboratory.

Every student will have the opportunity to join their fellow classmates on the bimah as they participate in Shabbat morning services 4 times a year. Dor l’Dor helps our students practice their learning and encourages them to continue their participation in their post Bar/Bat Mitzvah years.


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Sara I. and Albert G. Reuben Tikvah InitiativeThis program is devoted to the enrichment of the cultural and spiritual lives of post Bar and Bat Mitzvah young people and to the cultivation of a positive and affirmative identity among Jewish teenagers. Students will be able to explore social justice and service-oriented opportunities, overnight and day trips to exciting Jewish cultural destinations, Shabbaton and weekend encounters, and social activities at the synagogue.

College StudentsThe congregation maintains contact with undergraduate students through e-mail, holiday packages, and occasional college visits.

Something For EveryoneLibraries

Our Michael B. and Illene K. Maurer Children’s and Alpert-Solotken Adult Libraries provide a friendly and cozy atmosphere for everyone’s reading pleasure. Access to the Internet, research assistance, and more are available.

Alan & Linda Cohen Center for Jewish Learning and LivingA rich adult and family education program offers courses in Hebrew, Jewish history, and various aspects of Jewish personal and family life. Courses are taught by the Rabbis, Cantor and guest instructors. Through our Sam Smulyan Memorial Lectureship and Cultural Arts Fund, we regularly feature nationally renowned guest speakers, artists and scholars-in-residence. Our Judaism and Civic Engagement Fund fosters the arts, interfaith dialogue and community-building. The Feigenbaum Adult B’nai Mitzvah Program prepares members for participation in this meaningful life cycle celebration.

Outreach, Conversion and Interfaith ProgramsOur First Steps program offers education and counseling for people interested in conversion to Judaism and for non-Jewish spouses considering conversion or seeking more background and guidance about Jewish life.

Kol ZimraAn adult choir directed by Cantor Melissa Cohen and open to all levels of musical skill and knowledge, Kol Zimra offers a Jewish musical journey, exploring works by various Jewish composers and genres, including pop, Broadway, classical, Yiddish, Israeli, folk and liturgical music.

The choir sings for fun as well as for congregational and community performances and formal concerts.


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Torah on TapYoung adults will find a warm welcome at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck, where they can meet with others and foster friendships. “Torah on Tap” is a monthly get-together with the Rabbi Shelley Goldman. Locations vary from local pubs to sporting events, and more! Beth-El Zedeck also supports community-wide Jewish Singles activities.

Cocktail JudaismThe 40+ crowd is invited to join our Rabbi Dennis Sasso on the first Thursday of the month for conversation, humor and spirits. Locations vary, so watch the Besamim and e-mail blasts for information.

Beth-Elders and YoungersOur friendly, active senior adult group meets regularly to enjoy varied social and cultural programs.

Social Action/Tikkun OlamThe congregation supports many social action activities throughout the community. “Kosher to Go” provides meals to homebound congregants, sponsored by the Sidney Maurer Memorial Feed the Hungry Fund. We prepare and serve a holiday meal at a local soup kitchen, participate in interfaith programming, help to construct houses with Habitat for Humanity and work with other local not-for-profits.

Our Sisterhood sponsors Mitzvah Corps, which provides a variety of services to those in need of temporary assistance. Congregation Beth-El Zedeck is a founding supporter of MAZON, a national Jewish organization to fight hunger, among many other projects.

BesamimOur bulletin is a spicebox of information about the programs, activities and life cycle events of the congregation. The Besamim is published ten times a year.

Tzedakah OpportunitiesPlease make checks directly payable to these funds:THE SENIOR RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

THE ASSISTANT RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUNDSupports a variety of philanthropic, educational and professional projects.(Contributions may be made to honor or to memorialize, or in appreciation for services rendered by the Rabbi’s or Cantor in the course of family life cycle events.)

SAM AND ANNA KAPLAN MEMORIAL FUND (Musical Enrichment) $10(donations made through Cantor’s Discretionary Fund)


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BETH-EL ZEDECK FOUNDATIONSupports the religious, educational and social aims of the Congregation, as well as improvements to the physical property of the synagogue.

MINYAN FUND $ 5Supports Beth-El Zedeck’s Daily Minyan

We offer members the opportunity to support a variety of congregational funds. A card will be sent for all funds, and donations to funds with a minimum level of $15 or higher are also published in the Besamim. Beth-El Zedeck members may call in donations to the synagogue office, may e-mail the information to [email protected], or may submit the information via our website at www.bez613.org. The donation will be added to the member’s statement. SAM SMULYAN MEMORIAL LECTURESHIP AND CULTURAL ARTS FUND $25

Supports a major lecture/cultural arts/scholar-in-residence program

ALAN AND LINDA COHEN CENTER FOR JEWISH LEARNING AND LIVING $25Supports the deepening and expansion of intellectual, cultural andspiritual programming

ALPERT/SOLOTKEN ADULT LIBRARY FUND $25For the support of general operating expenses of the synagogue adult library

MICHAEL B. AND ILLENE K. MAURER YOUTH LIBRARY FUND $25For the support of general operating expenses of the synagogue youth library

MAURICE AND LILLIAN HORWITZ BOOK FUND $25For the purchase of books for the Alpert/Solotken Adult Library

UNCLE DAVY’S CABIN AND CAMPGROUND $25For the further development and maintenance of the children’slog cabin given in memory of David Friedlander

JUDAISM AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FUND $25 To foster the arts, interfaith dialogue and community-building

LIVING TORAH CHAI FUND (Special gold-embossed card is used) $18For synagogue beautification and ongoing maintenance

BEAUTIFICATION FUND $15For maintenance and beautification of the synagogue building and grounds

BARRY BRODEY MEMORIAL S.K.I.P. FUND $15Supports the Send a Kid to Israel Program, allowing teens to experience Israel

DAISY BAKER ZAFT CHILDREN’S LIBRARY FUND $15For the purchase of children’s books for the library




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ESTHER AND STANLEY LEVINSON MEMORIAL FUND $15For the upkeep of the Chapel Torah silver

FRED FOGLE CONFIRMATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND $15To provide assistance for confirmands participating in the annual New York trip

JACOB AND SARAH SOLOTKEN MEMORIAL FUND $15For Confirmation Class award

MARC MELROSE/ABE MILLER ADOLESCENT EDUCATION FUND $15Supports programming for youth

RONALD SKLARE YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP FUND $15Provides partial funding for a trip to Israel

SIDNEY MAURER MEMORIAL FEED THE HUNGRY FUND $15For Tikkun Olam projects

SAM AND HELEN WEINBERGER YOUTH DEVELOPMENT FUND $15To develop leadership skills in our youth and young adults

SANDRA REGENSTRIEF LIPP EARLY CHILDHOOD FUND $10For improvement of the Early Childhood Center programming and facility

YOUTH ACTIVITIES FUND $10For the enrichment of youth programming

FAMILY PROGRAMMING ENRICHMENT FUND $10Supports special projects and expands family and educational programming

RABBI SIDNEY AND BEN JUDAH STEIMAN MEMORIAL FUND $10For Confirmation Class award

ROBERT B. STOLKIN MEMORIAL FUND $10For Confirmation Class award

Cemetery FundsKELLY STREET ANCESTRAL FUND $10

To beautify the South Side Cemetery and to ensure maintenance ofabandoned graves

SCHUCHMAN/NAPERS MEMORIAL PARK BEAUTIFICATION FUND $10To beautify and support the North Side Cemetery

Sisterhood FundsTORAH MITZVAH FUND $ 5

For donations call Marlene Wohlfeld at (317) 255-4236.

SISTERHOOD DISCRETIONARY FUND $ 5For the support of additional Sisterhood, congregational and charitableactivities. Send your donation to: Sisterhood of Congregation Beth-ElZedeck, 600 West 70th Street, 46260


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MITZVAH CORPS FUND $ 5For the support of many activities generated by the needs of thecommunity. Send your donation to: Sisterhood of Congregation Beth-ElZedeck, 600 West 70th Street, 46260

REMEMBRANCE FUND $ 5For publication of yahrzeit remembrances in the Sisterhoodpublication, Kol Isha

RECONSTRUCTIONIST RABBINICAL COLLEGE FUND $ 5Send your contributions to: Reconstructionist Rabbinical College,1299 Church Road, Wyncote, PA 19095-1898, (215) 576-0800or www.rrc.edu

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