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President’s Message… Susan Weinstein

Such exciting happenings at Synagogue. I hope everyone knows that we have been awarded the Gladstein Fellowship and Student Rabbi Ben Freed will be our rabbi for the next two years. His first visit will be August 16-21, and he wants to meet as many congregants and community leaders as possible. We are working on events and plans for this first visit. Please mark your calendars for the dates he will be coming to Little Rock (elsewhere in this Shofar).

Our Scholar-in-residence, Rabbi Elliot Schoenberg’s visit will have happened by the time this Shofar gets published, but several members are taking the lead on planning and executing this educational opportunity. Special thanks go to Lirit Franks, Karen Mackey, Polly Greenbaum, Etti Biton, and Valerie Steinberg for their efforts.

We have a new custodian and Shabbos helper, Lucia Arellano. She is an amazing worker and is getting our Synagogue in tiptop CLEAN condition. Please say hola to her and welcome her either on Shabbos or on Mondays, when she cleans. Our former custodian, Andrew, retired at the end of May.

I recently read an article about The Top 6 Lessons that Big Jewish Communities can learn from Small Jewish Communities by Naomi Rosenfeld. It was so interesting I’d like to share the points being made.

6. The “Showing–Up–For–Minyan” Mentality There’s a sense of responsibility that comes with this. In small Jewish communities, every program – religious or not – comes with a “showing-up” mentality. This is because “we know if we don’t make a consistent effort to show up, these sorts of programs won’t happen.” 5. It’s All About the Volunteers Volunteers are an essential part of every Jewish community, large or small. When paid staff are few and far between, volunteers do EVERYTHING. Cook, clean, program, administer, handle HR, educate, manage finances, sort garbage, paint the synagogue, etc. You name it, volunteers in a small community have done it. 4. The “We–Can’t–Afford–to–Lose–a–Single–Family” Attitude Every Jewish family – every Jewish person – is so incredibly vital for a small Jewish commu-nity’s future and long-term success that we cannot afford to lose a single one. Small Jewish communities cannot risk alienating any family when it comes to Jewish community program-ming and services. This is an important one for our congregation. 3. When it Comes to Outreach – Get Creative! In a small Jewish community, you can’t hide. Small Jewish communities are inventive when it comes to outreaching to unaffiliated Jews. They have to be. 2. A Personal Invitation goes a Long Way Small Jewish communities have been doing personalized calling forever. Community members instinctively invite newcomers to their homes. You can’t go to shul in small Jewish community without someone coming up to talk to you, ask about you, invite you to their home. 1. It’s OK to Make ‘Em Work for It In a small Jewish community, people don’t develop Jewish identities on the basis of their environments or their friend groups. Being Jewish – and raising Jewish children – is really hard: the vast majority of people around you are not Jewish. Everything needs to be thought out and arranged in advance, and nothing is ever conveniently timed or located. That being said, hun-dreds of families in small Jewish communities put in the effort. And all this work has a long-term impact on the Jewish identities of their children.

Let’s think about these attributes and see whether Congregation Agudath Achim measures up. I think we do and am so grateful for our small Jewish community.

I not only use all of the brains I have, but all I can borrow. Woodrow Wilson

Synagogue Office Hours Telephone Email Mon, Wed & Fri 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Office: (501) 225-1683 [email protected]

Tue & Thu 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM 7901 W. Capitol Avenue, Little Rock, AR 72205

Mah Jongg Mania!!!

Where: Congregation Agudath Achim (7901 West Capitol Avenue LR, AR)

When: Sunday, September 15th, 2019

Time: Registration Begins at 11:15AM (Play begins promptly at 1:00)

Cost: $45 per person

1st prize WINNER $250.00 2nd prize winner $150 3rd prize winner $100

Door Prizes will be given away!

Free Refreshments! All are welcome to attend.

For more information call

Arlene Margolis 501.352.5120 or Ellen Lowitz 501.231.9513 or

***Register on line at LRsynagogue.org

All participants must be registered by Friday, September 13th.

(See page 6 for Registration form)

Renowned Cantor

Charles Taub

will lead High Holy Days services during Rosh HaShana, Kol Nidre

and Yom Kippur Services.

As always, there is no charge for attendance.

Members & Guest are welcome.

CREDIT CARDS NOW ACCEPTED

Congregation Agudath Achim is now able to accept your credit card for donations, dues, special dinners & other special events. We can take your payment over the phone & in person.

Call with your Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Diners Club, JCB and American Express.

Call the Office at 501-225-1683 & let us assist you today.

To get the latest information on what's happening at the Synagogue visit our Website

www.LRsynagogue.org

You can also find:

Shabbat times List of our Services &

Current and past issues of the Shofar

Remember to contact the office to add or change your

upcoming event on the calendar!

Congregation Agudath Achim Board of Directors

President Susan Weinstein

1st Vice President Terri Cohen

2nd Vice President Michael Kuperman

Treasurer Mike Margolis

Secretary Toni Roosth

Financial Secretary Polly Greenbaum

1st Past President David Greenbaum

2nd Past President Karen Mackey

Men’s Club William Lulky

Sisterhood Karen Mackey

At-Large Members: Richard Steppach

Dan Girone

Valerie Steinberg

Lirit Franks

Jonathan Aronson

Chuck Prousnitzer

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Aug 13th Aug 13th Aug 13th Aug 13th Monthly meeting will be at 2:00PM

in the JWV room at Synagogue.

Welcome New Member

Rabbi Eugene Levy

Sisterhood sponsored a tasty and well attended Shavuot Brunch after services. Thank you to everyone that helped prepare and make this event successful. As we move into the hot summer months, Sisterhood will be active helping the Synagogue board plan meals and events for the weekends that our student Rabbi, Ben will be in town. We are also in need of more volunteers for Kiddush preparation. If you are able and willing to donate your time Thursday or Friday for about 1-2 hours once every 4-6 weeks to prepare the Kiddush, that will be appreciated.

Karen

Sisterhood President… Karen Mackey

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The World Rests on Three Foundations (Pirkei Avot 1:2) על שלשה דברים העולם עומד

On the Study of Torah On prayer worship And on acts of loving kindness

ועל גמילות חסדים ועל העבודה על התורה

Opportunities thru Agudath Achim to Engage in the WorldOpportunities thru Agudath Achim to Engage in the WorldOpportunities thru Agudath Achim to Engage in the WorldOpportunities thru Agudath Achim to Engage in the World

The World Rests on 3 Foundations (Pirkei Avot 1:2) על שלשה דברים העולם עומד

On the Study of Torah על התורה

Library Hours for Personal StudyLibrary Hours for Personal StudyLibrary Hours for Personal StudyLibrary Hours for Personal Study Feel free to make arrangements with the office with Laura if you wish to make an appointment to visit & utilize the library. We will be as flexible as possible to accommodate those who wish to study.

and On Acts of Loving Kindness ועל גמילות חסדים

We know how to do this, we simply need to urge ourselves to get out & do itWe know how to do this, we simply need to urge ourselves to get out & do itWe know how to do this, we simply need to urge ourselves to get out & do itWe know how to do this, we simply need to urge ourselves to get out & do it Volunteer at a school or hospital or nursing home or museum

Become an Adopted Grandparent or Big Brother/Sister

Donate Blood or platelets to the Arkansas Blood Institute or Red Cross

Be a better neighbor or friend - listen to what is on their heart.

Give of your time or wallet to whomever you see is in need.

It is a Tree of Life

to Those Who Up Hold It.

Proverbs 3:16-18

Leaves may be inscribed to highlight or commemorate such joyous events as birth, weddings, anniversaries, graduations or to

honor or remember family and friends.

For more information call

Marc Sherman at 831-4462.

DON’T MISS A THINGDON’T MISS A THINGDON’T MISS A THINGDON’T MISS A THING Check the Calendar on pages 8 & 9 for all the

Event’s - Birthday’s - Anniversaries - Yahrzeits.

Stay up to date with our Stay up to date with our Stay up to date with our Stay up to date with our

New Up Dated New Up Dated New Up Dated New Up Dated web site web site web site web site (Thank you to Bernie BaskinThank you to Bernie BaskinThank you to Bernie BaskinThank you to Bernie Baskin).

www.LRsynagogue.org

Check out the calendar for Events. Read the latest news letter.

Get the weekly announcements.

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Shabbat times. Candle Lighting times.

Weekly Torah & Havdalah times for Little Rock.

The World Rests on Three Foundations (Pirkei Avot 1:2) על שלשה דברים העולם עומד

On the Study of Torah On prayer worship And on acts of loving kindness

ועל העבודה על התורה ועל גמילות חסדים

Shabbat Mornings at Agudath Achim

Prayer - Torah Reading - Healing Blessing – Light Kiddush Lunch 9:00 - 11:30AM

Please join us each Shabbat morning for traditional services and torah service. All are welcome as we utilize the Holy Sabbath to nourish our spirits, our minds and our bellies.

Prayers for the Sick: Shabbat is healthy for us as individuals and a great way to spend time in community. In addition we take time to say a prayer for any person in need of healing. Sponsor Kiddush: It is a lovely way to honor family events – Birthdays, Anniversaries, Yahrzeits, achievements, etc…., or just to participate and treat our community and our friends.

All Welcome: Whether your background is extensive or limited, whether you prefer English or Hebrew, whether you are male or female, there are ways for all to participate.

How we can enhance our Shabbat Morning experience and how you would like to be included.

Jewish Federation of Arkansas

JFAR Monthly Men’s Group 1st Friday of the month, 12:00 noon to 1:30

New Asian Buffet Restaurant 11699 Maumelle Blvd. Maumelle

JFAR Caregiver Support Group 2nd Monday of the month, 12:00 noon to 2:00

218 Valley Club Rd. Little Rock (home of Doris Krain) Lunch provided (donations accepted)

JFAR Grief & Loss Support Group 2nd Tuesday of the month, 10:00 to 11:30

Teen Lounge at B’nai Israel

Event Notification

If you need to be notified by telephone of

events or changes of events

because you do not have an email address, please contact the office at 225-1683.

Weekday Weekday Weekday Weekday MinyanimMinyanimMinyanimMinyanim in honor of in honor of in honor of in honor of YahrzeitsYahrzeitsYahrzeitsYahrzeits

As a smaller community, we are not able to assemble a minyan every day. But as a caring community we are really good at coming together for specific occasions such as to be able to recite kaddish on the yahrzeit of a relative and it is our honor to do so.

You may need to help make a few phone calls, but the answers you will get are more likely to be yes than no.

Save the Date

Marvelous Mah Jongg

Sunday, September 15th Check in begins at 11:15 AM

Door Prizes & Refreshments

For more information call Arlene Margolis 501.352.5120 or Ellen Lowitz 501.231.9513

or go to www.LRsynagogue.org

BUT MUST PRE REGISTER

The Three Weeks and Tisha B’Av (2019)

Tisha B’Av (literally the 9th day of Av) is a date on the Jewish Calendar upon which multiple catastrophes have occurred over the years. It is like September 11th several times over. The Holy Temple was destroyed on that day – twice! The Jews who left Egypt during the Exodus were told on that day that they would have to wander 40 years in the desert because of their stubbornness.

While Tisha B’Av is only one day, we mark the season starting three weeks earlier on the 17th of Tammuz on which other calamities took place including the breaking of the tablets with the Ten Commandments. The time between the 17th of Tammuz and the 9th of Av is called Beyn Ha Metzarim in Hebrew or “The Three Weeks” in English.

The Three Weeks is a period of communal mourning by the Jewish people – very similar to when a loved one dies. For the entire period we are to abstain from overt acts of joy such as weddings, live music, dancing and haircuts/shaves. As we come closer to the 9th of Av (the last nine days) we decrease our joy even further by not eating meat or wine (other than on Shabbat) or bathing for pleasure. And on the 9th of Av itself we mourn full out. On this day we all sit on the floor or on low chairs like mourners. We fast for a full 24 hours (like Yom Kippur) as well as refrain from other basic pleasures such as washing, leather shoes and marital intimacy. We are not even allowed to study Torah or put on Tefillin until the day is almost over because these activities are too joyful.

Throughout the entire 3 weeks and on Tisha B’Av itself we are allowed to “work” - write, drive, use electricity, etc... (except, of course, on Shabbat), because refraining from “work” is a matter of Holiness for Shabbat/festivals. That is not to be confused with matters of mourning which apply to Tisha B’Av and the weeks before. While we are not forbidden to work on Tisha B’Av, work can not be used as an excuse to not fulfill the requirements of the day such as fasting, reflecting and reciting the Book of Lamentations.

Through our mourning we show how precious the Holy Temple was to us and how we have not forgotten.

Dates & Times for this year (2019)

17th of Tammuz beginning of the mourning period Sat July 20th minor fast 4:59am - 9:05pm

1st of Av Rosh Chodesh - mourning intensifies Fri Aug 2nd

9th of Av Tisha B’Av day of complete mourning Fri Aug 9th - Sat Aug 10th

Aug 10th - Fast begins 7:45pm Aug 11th - Fast ends 8:47pm

May we soon behold the rebuilding of the Temple & the restoration of G-d’s Holy presence in our midst.

We have updated and renovated our Mikvah and are proud

of the results. It is available for use by any

Jewish person in our community, regardless of denomination.

Come see the beautiful renovations

and/or schedule use with our administrator, Laura, by calling

(501) 225-1683.

Thanks goes to Lirit Franks for organizing and overseeing

the repairs. Also thank you to our board of directors for allocating funds

as well as several congregants & others who have

generously donated to this effort.

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Yizkor - Remember!

There are many ways to honor the living or the memory of the departed :

• Donate to Tzedaka • Study or sponsor Jewish Learning • Do an act of kindness • Pray or lead prayers

Kiddush Sponsor

Thank you for

your generous

Contributions!

Irving Kuperman In memory of Harry Kuperman Mark & Karen Mackey In memory of Sarah & Jack Barg Greenbaum Family In memory of Nella Greenbaum Susanne Robert & Ralph Simon In memory of James Spears Joe & Valerie Steinberg In honor of Jacob Palmer Lehr’s 1st birthday Rabbi Eugene & Bobbye Levy In honor of their 50th Anniversary Eva Zeno In honor of Rabbi Eugene & Bobbye Levy

AUGUST AV

3 2 Edgar Schweig

4 3 Myer Kaplan

4 3 Rose Itzkowitz

5 4 William Cohn

5 4 Zwia Weiss

7 6 Sidney Safirstein

7 6 Sarah Francis Zinn

8 7 Charlotte Nussbaum

9 8 Daniel Leigh Steppach

9 8 Dina Epstein

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13 12 Mary Silberg

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15 14 Phyllis Treitman

15 14 Mary Zubkoff

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20 19 Lily Schlosberg

21 20 Sheldon Luber

22 21 Anita Simon

24 23 Badra Mansour

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29 28 Meredith Rose Baskin

30 29 Harold Zubkoff

31 30 Isaac Schwartz

31 30 Fred Kann

JULY SIVAN

2 29 Mortimer Goldberger

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5 2 Dora Kluglose

5 2 Sandra Loket

6 3 Mary Bernhard

6 3 Rachel Tenenbaum

9 6 Herman Loket

11 8 William Sanders

12 9 Lt. Harold Tenenbaum

13 10 Leah Treitman

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20 17 David Knopping

21 18 Charles Cohen

22 19 Jennie Gordon

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24 21 Rebecca Schlosberg

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30 27 Arnold Jack Rudolph

30 27 Joseph Spector

31 28 Tillie Samuelson

31 28 Harold Frost

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1 29 Isadore Roosth

General Fund

Derek & Mary Mumford Toni Roosth Ellen Lowitz Gary & Carole Weisbly Mark & Karen Mackey Harry & Maria Ehrenberg Anonymous

Ricki Callen In memory of Betty Nussbaum Henry & Annabelle Tuck In memory of Meredith Baskin Ben Greenbaum In memory of Joshua Greenbaum Nella Greenbaum Rose Schwartz In memory of Isaac M. Zubkoff Ben Greenbaum Speedy Recovery William Lulky Gary & Carole Weisbly Speedy Recovery William Lulky Ben Greenbaum Mike & Arleen Margolis Speedy Recovery William Lulky Ben Greenbaum Paul & Brooke Greenberg In honor of Michael & Alina Kuperman Susanne Robert & Ralph Simon In honor of Susan Weinstein

Cemetery Fund Maurice Besser In memory of Joe Besser Andrea Cohen In memory of Herman Rovinsky Charles & Martha Alman In memory of Charles Alman Ruth Itzkowitz In memory of Fannie Schweig Eva Zeno In memory of Rose Kramer Emilie Zeno Elaine Luber In memory of Sarah & Jack Barg Cecile & Paula Schweig In memory of Clara W. Burta Mike & Arleen Margolis In honor of Rabbi Eugene & Bobbye Levy Cecile & Paula Schweig In honor of Rabbi Eugene & Bobbye Levy

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE IN MAKING DONATIONS

ENCLOSED IS MY GIFT OF $__________________

Please send acknowledgement to:

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Please apply the donation to:

General

Cemetery

Beautification

Endowment

Education

Kiddush

Kol Nidre

Kiddush Sponsor

If you would like something extra for your Kiddush,

Help is available by members of Sisterhood.

Congregation Agudath Achim 7901 W. Capitol Avenue Little Rock, AR 72205

Endowment Fund

Rose Schwartz In honor of Rabbi Eugene & Bobbye Levy

Beautification Fund

Anonymous

DATES TO REMEMBER

Thu July 4th Office Closed Tue July 9th, 2:00PM JWV Meeting Sun Aug 11th Tisha B’AV Tue Aug 13th, 2:00PM JWV Meeting Sun Sept 15th, 11:15AM Mah Jongg Mania

Congregation Agudath Achim Congregation Agudath Achim Congregation Agudath Achim Congregation Agudath Achim 7901 W. Capitol Avenue ~ Little Rock, 72205

(501) 225-1683 ~ Fax 501225-3177

Email: [email protected] Website: www.LRsynagogue.org

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