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MARCH 2019

We are told, “be ready by morning…then come up to the hill and present yourself there.” (Ex.34:2) And so we did. On Capitol Hill. On Monday morning. Five confirmation

students from Or Ami presented themselves to our elected officials to share their vision of holiness, justice, and hope for the world as they lobbied on issues that were personal to them. I was witness to this amazing moment as we walked up Capitol Hill to the offices of our senators and congresswoman. In that moment I saw the future. I heard the voices of change, justice, and a hope for a better tomorrow. As the Book of Exodus taught just last week in our Torah cycle to come to the hill and present yourself there, these five teenagers did just that. This is the image the prophets had about Shabbat. And this is the image we must all take as we embrace Shabbat this week.

This past weekend I had the privilege of chaperoning our confirmation class, along with the classes from Beth Or and Kol Ami, to Washington, D.C. to participate in the L’Taken social justice seminar sponsored by the Religious Action Center of the Reform Movement. This weekend long event is an annual exploration of social justice, advocacy, and learning to literally speak truth to power. Confirmation students from around the country join together to learn about issues that are relevant to their lives and that are being discussed on Capitol Hill and have not yet even made the news cycle. In fact, one of the issues that our students lobbied for concerning gun violence prevention was just voted on this week! In truth, this weekend program is one of the best programs that the reform movement offers because it teaches our teenagers that their voice matters, and that they can make change, and that they can embrace the prophetic call of our Jewish tradition.

In which we become the fixers: A weekend at L’Taken in DCby Rabbi Glenn Ettman

And these five teenagers did just that. Not only did they learn, but they made their voices heard. Our Or Ami students lobbied about gun violence prevention laws as well as laws concerning reproductive rights. Inspired not just by the prophetic call, but by actual Jewish text itself, they presented their story staff members at the offices of Senators Casey and Toomey. While the act of seeing these young people stand up and speak out was profound unto itself, there was one moment that reminded me of truly how powerful these statements were. One of our students said that even though she could not yet vote, she stood here today speaking to those who can to ensure the safety of herself, her friends, and her sister, as she talked about reproductive rights. Here are our young people standing up even though they don’t yet have the chance to vote because that is what our tradition obligates us to do. And let me tell you, these teenagers (and many like them) will be the ones who are daring enough to change the world. The prophet Joel once said that the old will dream dreams, but it is the youth who will see visions. This is the vision that I hope to see for our world. And my prayer for all of our kids is for them to learn to rise up, speak out, and pursue justice.

And so my prayer for each of us is this: May we be inspired by the voices of our teenagers and be motivated to speak our own truths. May we hear the call to rise up and make the changes we need to make. And may we find the vision of the holiness of Shabbat to “L’taken et ha’olam” – to repair and fix the brokenness in our world. When we do, piece by piece, we will find our peace.

PS: I try to take every confirmation class on this program! #signupformyclass

In front of Congresswoman Dean’s office: (L-R) Rabbi Ettman, Naomi I., Sally S., Lily K., Caroline K., Emma S.

In front of the Capital:(L-R) Caroline K., Naomi I., Lily K., Emma S., Sally S.

Lobbying in Senator Casey’s office: (L-R) Lily K., Elie R. (Rabbi Tornberg’s step-daughter), Sally S.

In front of the American History Smithsonian (L-R) Naomi I., Lily K., Caroline K., Emma S., Sally S.

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Clergy and StaffRabbi ��Glenn Ettman

[email protected] ��Jordan S. Franzel

[email protected] Emeritus ��Seymour Prystowsky

[email protected] Director ��Lori Dafilou 610-828-9066 x200

[email protected] Administrator ��Jenna Hendler 610-828-9066 x201

[email protected] Childhood Education Director ��Michelle Ruder 610-828-1086 x400

[email protected] ECE Center Assistant Director ��Carly Shaw 610-828-1086 x401

[email protected] Director of Education ��Rabbi Glenn EttmanDirector of Adult Learning ��Cantor Jordan S. FranzelInterim Assistant Principal ��Stefanie BockAdministrative Support ��610-828-4443 x300

[email protected] Office��610-828-9066

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Officers and TrusteesExecutive OfficersCo-President ........................................David CohenCo-President ........................................Heather FrittsVice President ......................................Jeff MichaelsVice President ......................................Dave NasatirVice President ......................................Mitch ZimmerTreasurer ...............................................Susan MichaelsImmediate Past President .................Larry PaulTrusteesBrad Abramson, TrusteeDeb Brenner, COATz ChairBeth Dainoff, ECE PTO Co-ChairJonathan Domers, TrusteeCraig Goldberg, Brotherhood ChairGreg Kapel, Programming ChairBill Koelewyn, House ChairKate Kornblau, ECE PTO Co-ChairTraci Lechwar, Membership ChairHelene Levinson, Religious Observance ChairSara Neuman, SecretaryAlan Roomberg, Finance ChairJason Salus, TrusteeRebecca Schuchart, Sisterhood Co-ChairJennifer Segal, ECEC ChairLaina Silversmith, TrusteeStephanie Spicer, RS PTO Co-ChairHonorary TrusteesMichael KoninTerri Wolfheimer

Our MissionCongregation Or Ami strives to be a warm and welcoming

center of Jewish life built on the foundation of Torah (Jewish Text and Tradition), Avodah (Spiritual Fulfillment), and G’milut

Chasadim (Acts of Lovingkindness). We embrace the varied needs and rich diversity of our congregants, our community,

and the Jewish people. We endeavor to create an inviting and inclusive community that promotes spiritual fulfillment for our congregants and supports their search for God. We take

pride in the strong partnership among our clergy, professional staff, lay leaders, and congregants. Guided by Jewish values,

we are strengthened by our active volunteerism and informed decision-making. We uphold the principles and ideals of the

Reform movement and are a member of the

Union for Reform Judaism.

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March Worship ScheduleFriday, March 1

6:15pm ..........................Tot Shabbat Service7:00pm ..........................Erev Shabbat Service

Saturday, March 29:00am ..........................Torah Study

Friday, March 87:00pm ..........................Erev Shabbat Service




Friday, March 227:00pm ..........................Erev Shabbat Service and Purim Schpiel



Saturday, March 309:00am ..........................Torah Study10:30am ........................Shabbat Service celebrating Stella Resnick

becoming a Bat Mitzvah

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Join Us for an Interesting Discussion on the Book of EcclesiastesBy Carole Verona

Although it is only 12 chapters long, the Book of Ecclesiastes is so rich that it opens itself up to great discussions.

Rabbi Seymour Prystowsky will lead us in a course on Ecclesiastes from 7 to 8:15 pm on Wednesdays, March 13, 21, and 28 in the library.

Rabbi Prystowsky said he finds the Book of Ecclesiastes to be especially interesting because it contains lots of contradictions. It can be optimistic and pessimistic. It can talk about things that are pre-ordained and yet it acknowledges freedom of will. It can stress the enjoyment of life vs. an emphasis on godly ways to live. It also contains the most misogynist line in the Bible: “Now, I find women more bitter than death; she is all traps, her hands are fetters and her heart is snares.” (7:26)

Ecclesiastes also contains great quotes that have become part of our lexicon, such as “There is nothing new under the sun.” And of course, it contains the famous passage, “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.”

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Donations for March OracleCANTOR’S FUNDTo Judy SteierIn memory of ..............................................Sheila GottliebTo Cindi GrodanzIn memory of ..............................................Robert GrodanzECE CENTER FUNDTo Terri & Mark WolfheimerIn honor of Rachel’s engagement ...........Ms. Sherry DainoffTo the Razon familyIn memory of Cynthia Razon .................Mr. & Mrs. Frome Fineman & FamilyTo Cindi GrodanzIn memory of Robert Grodanz...............Robert & Carol KleinTo Judy SteierIn memory of Sheila Gottlieb ..................Robert & Carol KleinTo Don and Randee SchwartzIn memory of Hy Schwartz .....................Mr. & Mrs. Edward KochFINE ARTS FUNDTo Cindi GrodanzIn memory of Robert Grodanz...............Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Sinowitz

Sandra BennettTo Judy SteierIn memory of Sheila Gottlieb ..................Mr. & Mrs. Mark WolfheimerTo Carole VeronaIn memory of Joanne Yanni ....................Mr. & Mrs. Stanley SinowitzTHE GENERAL FUNDTo Lori SteinbergIn memory of Howard Kraiman ............Mr. & Mrs. Perry WeinerTo Jackie KaneIn memory of Lawrence Pollack ............Mr. & Mrs. Ben LeaceTo Cindi GrodanzIn memory of Robert Grodanz...............Mr. & Dr. Shawn NeumanTo Barbara Golden & familyIn memory of Sean Golden .....................Mr. & Mrs. Perry Weiner

Mrs. & Mrs. Mark Wolfheimer Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Berger Rabbi & Mrs. Kenneth Carr Mr. & Mrs. Irving Grunes Rabbi & Mrs. Seymour Prystowsky Rabbi Seymour Prystowsky Fund Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Seidman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Simon Mr. & Mrs. Joel Sloane Dr. Howard Weinstock

To David NasatirIn memory of Shelley Nasatir .................Chad FriedmanTHE KEDSON FUNDTo Judy SteierIn memory of Sheila Gottlieb ..................Mr. & Mrs. Ron Rosen

THE MITZVAH FUNDTo Jackie KaneIn memory of Lawrence Pollack ............Mr. & Mrs. Scott SterlingTHE NANCY ROOMBERG FUNDTo Cindi GrodanzIn memory of Robert Grodanz...............Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Lipner

Mr. & Mrs. Alan RoombergRABBI ETTMAN DISCRETIONARY FUNDTo Rabbi Glenn & Ellie EttmanIn honor of your marriage .......................Mr. & Mrs. Michael LefkowitzTORAH CARD FUNDTo Cindi GrodanzIn memory of Robert Grodanz...............Mr. & Mrs. Irv Askow

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hoffman Dr. & Mrs. Craig Israelite Mr. & Mrs. Hal Michels Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Paul Mrs. Lillian Toren Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Zimmer

To Ellen PesinIn honor of Staci & Jared’s marriage ......Mr. & Mrs. Hal Michels

Susan RubinTo Jackie KaneIn Memory of Lawrence Pollack ............Dr. & Mrs. Craig Israelite

Mr. & Mrs. Hal Michels Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Raeder Mr. & Mrs. Bill Koelewyn

To Judy SteierIn memory of Sheila Gottlieb ..................Mr. & Mrs. Alex Levinson

Mr. & Mrs. Hal Michels Susan Rubin

To Neil CooperIn memory of Marilyn Cooper ...............Mr. & Mrs. Daniel JeckTo Chad PieperIn memory of Abby Sciranko .................The ECE Center StaffWILMA CLAUSON FUNDTo Judy SteierIn memory of Sheila Gottlieb ..................The Stern familyYAHRZEIT FUNDIn memory of David Kahn ......................Mr. & Mrs. Larry KahnIn memory of Betty Polakoff ...................Mr. & Mrs. Larry KahnIn memory of Marvin Polakoff...............Mr. & Mrs. Larry KahnIn memory of Jack Dashow .....................Maddy Winsten

Mr. & Mrs. Alex LevinsonIn memory of Thelma Rubin ..................Susan RubinIn memory of Myra & Jerry Raubfogel ...........................Dr. & Mrs. Perry WeinerIn memory of Charlotte & Irving Weiner .......................Dr. & Mrs. Perry Weiner

Stella Resnick Daughter of Lauren and Steven Resnick March 30, 2019For my Mitzvah Project, I decided to make and donate gift baskets to families with babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Pennsylvania Hospital. My idea was for families to receive beautiful gift baskets when their babies are ready to come home from the hospital. I chose this as my Mitzvah Project because it has deep meaning to me. Almost 13 years ago, I was born very premature at just 27 weeks and I spent three months in the NICU until I was healthy enough to come home. Today, I’m happy and healthy thanks to the doctors and nurses at Pennsylvania Hospital. I know it can be a difficult time for families in that situation and I wanted to do something nice for them.

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Simon Schama is a British historian who presents a unique and personal look at our story as the Jewish People. Join us as we screen the

five part documentary and share our reactions.Thursdays at 7:00 — 8:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary with Cantor Franzel

March 14 • April 4 • May 16

The Story of the JewsThe Story of the Jews

There’s Something for Everybody in Or Ami’s Expanded Library & Learning Center By Carole Verona

After months of planning and work by a team of volunteers, our synagogue’s library has been enhanced and expanded by a generous donation of

Rabbi Seymour Prystowsky‘s private collection of over 3500 books.

“Our library is unique in that it has tapes, CDs, DVDs, videos, magazines and books on virtually every conceivable topic. There is a lot of good stuff to read, watch and listen to,” he said.

He explained that there are sections on many topics, including Jewish history, the Holocaust, and Jewish customs and rituals. In addition to books on Judaica, he also donated his collection of psychology books.

“Many thanks go to Esther Bleier, Judy Gordon, Roslyn Kravitz, Craig Soffin, and Larry Stern who spent many hours putting everything in order. Now it will be easier to find what you are looking for because everything is in its proper section. We are especially grateful to Larry who directed this operation and who worked side-by-side with me and the other volunteers,” Rabbi Prystowsky said.

“I kept certain books for reference,” he added. “I hated to see all the others go. Some books haven’t even been opened. I got them

because of my zeal on a certain topic. It’s amazing how they accumulated over the years. I also gave many secular books to Jeanes Library.”

Rabbi Prystowsky noted that there’s still work to be done in the library: signs to mark the various sections plus the addition of information on each book’s binding to note the author’s name and the Dewey Decimal System classification number.

Members of our congregation may borrow books by signing their names on the sheet of paper on the

front desk marked LIBRARY LIST, along with the title of the book and the date borrowed.

Books should be returned within a month. Please put a check mark when you return them.

Rabbi Prystowsky encourages all of us to make use of this special treasure we have right here at Or Ami.

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OR AMI GOES TO THE THEATEROr Ami will be heading to the Walnut Street Theater, 825 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, to see two

family-friendly Sunday afternoon matinee performances. Tickets are $50 each for Orchestra level seats. We hope you can join us for both of these shows! To buy tickets online click HERE

The Curious Incident of

the Dog in the Night-Time March 31,2019

2:00 pm

Legally Blonde June 2, 2019

2:00 pm

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OR AMI GOES TO THE THEATEROr Ami will be heading to the Walnut Street Theater, located at 825 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, to see two family-friendly

Sunday afternoon matinee performances. Tickets are $50 each for Orchestra level seats. We hope

you can join us for both of these shows! To buy tickets online click HERE

Sunday, March 31,2019 2:00 pm

Fifteen-year-old Christopher is on a mission. After the untimely death of his neighbor’s dog, the brilliant but unique boy is compelled to investigate the crime. See the world through Christopher’s eyes as he embarks on an extraordinary journey where

he challenges assumed truths and discovers life-changing secrets. Based on a best-selling novel, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is a thrilling, heartwarming, and uplifting adventure story for every one of us. Winner of Broadway’s

Tony Award for Best Play!

Sunday, June 2, 2019 2:00 pm

Based on the smash hit movie, Legally Blonde: The Musical follows the transformation of Elle

Woods from a pink-loving SoCal sorority girl to a Harvard law student, all on her own terms. In this new production of the fabulously fun,

award-winning Broadway musical, our blonde heroine tackles all obstacles, and educates us all on staying true to our dreams through rousing

songs and dynamic show-stopping dance numbers. This feel-good musical comedy is so

much fun, it should be illegal!

Based on the smash hit movie, Legally Blonde: The Musical follows the transformation of Elle Woods from a pink-

loving SoCal sorority girl to a Harvard law student, all on her own terms. In this new production of the fabulously

fun, award-winning Broadway musical, our blonde heroine tackles all obstacles, and educates us all on staying

true to our dreams through rousing songs and dynamic show-stopping dance numbers. This feel-good musical

comedy is so much fun, it should be illegal!

Fifteen-year-old Christopher is on a mission. After the untimely death of his neighbor’s dog, the brilliant but unique

boy is compelled to investigate the crime. See the world through Christopher’s eyes as he embarks on an extraordinary

journey where he challenges assumed truths and discovers life-changing secrets. Based on a best-selling novel, The

Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is a thrilling, heartwarming, and uplifting adventure story for every one of

us. Winner of Broadway’s Tony Award for Best Play!

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Sunday, March 17, 201910:30am – 1:00pm

(10:30 - 11:30am for children 5 and under)All are welcome at 11:30am upon early Religious School dismissal

Come in your favorite costume and receive a prize! Activity Tickets: 50¢ each or 25 for $10 (in advance)

(All games and activities will range from 1 to 6 tickets)Raffle Tickets: 1 for $5 • 3 for $10 • 10 for $20

Open tO the public • FOOd FOr sale

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CONGREGATION OR AMI

MARCH 2019 • ADAR I/ADAR II 5779Sun Mon Tues Wed Thu Fri Sat

24 Adar I 19

12:00a Confirmation Trip toWashington DC9:00a Religious School10:30a Religious SchoolFamily Ed Program

25 Adar I 20

12:00a ConfirmationTrip to Washington DC1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program

26 Adar I 21

4:00p MussarClass4:00p ReligiousSchool6:30p ConfirmationClass6:30p Omdim7:30p PurimSchpiel Rehearsal

27 Adar I 22

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program7:00p Board of TrusteesMeeting

28 Adar I 23

11:30a ThursdayMornings with RabbiEttman

1 Adar I 24Student ArtShow

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program5:35p Candle Lighting6:15p Tot Shabbat6:30p First Fridays Wineand Cheese "Pre-Neg"7:00p Erev ShabbatService

2 Adar I 25

9:00a TorahStudy6:44p Havdalah

Vaya

3 Adar I 26

9:00a Religious School10:00a Religious SchoolFamily Ed Program11:00a RSPO Meeting11:00a Fourth Grade ParentsBar/Bat Mitzvah Meeting4:00p Illuminations andLibations Series4:00p Illuminations &Libations

4 Adar I 27

9:00a PTO Meeting1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program

5 Adar I 28

4:00p MussarClass4:00p ReligiousSchool7:00p ExecutiveCommitteeMeeting7:30p PurimSchpiel Rehearsal

6 Adar I 29

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program6:30p ECE Center StaffMeeting7:00p FinanceCommittee Meeting

7 Adar I 30

11:30a ThursdayMornings with RabbiEttman 4:30p IDA DanceRehearsal

8 Adar II 1

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program5:42p Candle Lighting7:00p Erev ShabbatService

9 Adar II 2


P'kud

10 Adar II 3

9:00a Religious School

11 Adar II 4

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program

12 Adar II 5

4:00p MussarClass4:00p ReligiousSchool6:30p ConfirmationClass6:30p Omdim7:30p PurimSchpiel Rehearsal

13 Adar II 6

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program7:01p RabbiPrystowsky'sEcclesiastes class

14 Adar II 7

11:30a ThursdayMornings with RabbiEttman 4:30p IDA DanceRehearsal7:00p The Story of theJews - Film Series

15 Adar II 8

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program6:50p Candle Lighting

16 Adar II 9


Vay

17 Adar II 10

9:00a Religious School9:00a Got Purim9:00a Gan Open House

18 Adar II 11


19 Adar II 12

4:00p MussarClass4:00p ReligiousSchool7:30p PurimSchpiel Rehearsal

20 Adar II 13ErevPurim


21 Adar II 14Purim

11:30a ThursdayMornings with RabbiEttman7:01p RabbiPrystowsky'sEcclesiastes class

22 Adar II 15ShushanPurim

ECE Purim Program

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program6:57p Candle Lighting7:00p Erev ShabbatService7:00p SHUSHANRHAPSODY SHABBAT7:00p Kneitel BabyNaming

23 Adar II 16


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24 Adar II 17

9:00a Religious School9:15a Strategic PlanningCommittee Meeting10:30a Religious SchoolFamily Ed Program

25 Adar II 18


26 Adar II 19

4:00p MussarClass4:00p ReligiousSchool6:30p ConfirmationClass6:30p Omdim

27 Adar II 20

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program7:00p Board of TrusteesMeeting

28 Adar II 21

8:30a Life Line HealthScreening11:30a ThursdayMornings with RabbiEttman7:01p RabbiPrystowsky'sEcclesiastes class

29 Adar II 22

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program7:00p Erev ShabbatService7:04p Candle Lighting

30 Adar II 23

Bat Mitzvah ofStella Resnick


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31 Adar II 24

9:00a Religious School9:00a Campaign SolicitationTraining10:00a Religious SchoolFamily Ed Program2:00p The Curious Incident...

1 Adar II 25


2 Adar II 26

4:00p ReligiousSchool

3 Adar II 27

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program6:30p ECE Center StaffMeeting

4 Adar II 28

11:30a ThursdayMornings with RabbiEttman7:00p The Story of theJews - Film Series

5 Adar II 29

1:00p ECE SpringCreative Arts Program6:15p Tot Shabbat6:30p First Fridays Wineand Cheese "Pre-Neg"7:00p Erev ShabbatService7:11p Candle Lighting

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