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Tzedakah ......................... 6

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Memorials ........................... .9

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March 2018 Adar - Nisan 5778

Volume 11, Issue 9

Beth Am Shalom - A Reform Jewish Congregation A New Beginning . . . to an Old Tradition

www.bethamshalom.org

The Shofar

What’s Inside:

Rabbi Yedwab z”l would be proud Our High School without Walls

Rabbi’s Message: I can’t think of a better way to spend Shabbat Hagadol than by attending and/or supporting the teen “March for our Lives on March24thin our nation’s capital. Nor can I think of a better way to launch the first Next Big Thing funded by a most generous bequest from Rabbi Stanely Yedwab z”l who served Temple Beth Am for 39 years. Rabbi Yedwab left it up to me to devise the “Next Big Thing.” After much thought, I decided I wanted to create a High School without Walls for Beth Am Shalom, so that our teens could continue to learn about our tradition’s heritage and values outside the classroom by visiting important historic and educational sites. Rabbi Yedwab, who was a mighty proponent of Social Justice and Social Action would be proud that our first “class” is a teen-led event in our nation’s capital to raise our voices in protest to the gun violence plaguing our nation. Information about this important and exciting event is below, and details about our travel and lodging plans will be forthcoming. Adults are welcome! Please call or email the office if you plan to join us for this historic march on Washington. Rabbi Steve

Reform Movement Stands Against Gun Violence

Since the horror of the school shooting in Parkland, FL, teens across the country have stood up and used their voice and their power to say that the current level of gun violence in America is no longer acceptable.

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The Shofar / Volume 11, Issue 9 /

Friday, March 2 6:00PM Shabbat Pot Luck Dinner 7:00PM Erev Shabbat Family Service, Grades 4 & 5 lead the Service Cantor Unger is here! Shabbat ki Tisa Exodus Friday, March 9 7:30 PM Erev Shabbat Service Shabbat Vayakhel-Pekude Exodus Saturday, March 10 10:00AM Shabbat Morning Service & Bar Mitzvah of Seth Friedeman

We are collecting food for the pantry at

Jesus is Lord Fellowship in Lakewood

Please use the bins in the foyer

EVENTS THIS MONTH

* * * Sunday, March 4 10:15-11:15AM

Torah Time For Tots 12:30PM

Community Purim Event!

Sunday March 11 10:00AM

Neshamah Nosh

Friday, March 16 7:30 PM Erev Shabbat Service Shabbat Vayikra Exodus Saturday, March 17 10:00AM Shabbat Morning Service & Bar Mitzvah of Trevor Kalb Friday, March 23 7:30PM Erev Shabbat Service Anniversaries Shabbat Tzav Exodus Friday March 30 6:00PM Kabbalat Shabbat Service

WORSHIP SERVICES

Please note: There is no BINGO March 4 & March 11

When BINGO Resumes on March 18, please come out and Help.

Call 732-363-2800 and let us know what we can count on ”YOU”

to do. Thank You in advance!

The Shofar / Volume 11, Issue 9/

So…what will YOU be doing at temple this March? Sooo much is going on, my head is spinning. In a good way, of course. PURIM this year… wow, just wow. Thanks to Cantor Arlyne Unger, we have a NEW Purim Schpiel. You can catch it twice. First will be February 28, Erev Purim, 7pm. If you should miss that, don’t forget Sunday, March 4, the community wide Purim Carnival will be held at Beth Am Shalom and we will have the Schpiel before the Carnival. Let’s not forget we have many B’nai mitzvahs this year. Everyone in the congregation is always invited to attend the services on various Saturday mornings at 10:00am. Passover this year. We have the 2nd annual Womens Seder, March 22. Please call with your reservations. All women, of all ages, are welcome. Then we have the 2nd night Seder. Due to the nature of the Seder meal and the arrangements with the caterer, we MUST have your reservations by March 9, although the event is March 31. Please do not delay sending your reservations. EVERYONE OF EVERY AGE IS WELCOME. As always, the doors are open, come in. Arlene Gaona [email protected] President

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

mailto:[email protected]

February Birthdays: Yom Wholedit Samayach – Happy Birthday to: Shane Ferrara, 24 Adar Andrew Mullis, 5 Nisan Rachel Wishnick, 7 Nisan Sarah Lavene, 10 Nisan Gabriel Vasslides 11 Nisan Many thanks to those of you who continue to support our Religious School with your generous donations. Shelly Newman & Michelle Goldman Religious School Co-Chairs Fundraising Dinners - we earn a percentage from members' receipts March 13 - Buffalo Wild Wings - Brick - all day SENIOR YOUTH GROUP THE WIZARD AILMENT TOOK A TURN FOR THE WORST, AS HIS APPRENTICE ONLY YOU HAVE THE SKILLS AND KNOW HOW TO FIND THE CURE. BUT BEWARE! HIS WORKSHOP HA BEEN SET WITH TRAPS AND TRICKS TO PROTECT IT FROM THOSE WHO WOULD USE HS POWER FOR EVIL. HAVE YOU BEEN TAUGHT ENOUGH BY THE WIZARD TO SURPASS HIS SPELLS AND FIND THE CURE-ALL? OR IS IT TOO LITTLE TOO LATE FOR THE WIZARD? yOU HAVE ONLY 60 MINUTES BEFORE THE CURSE TAKES HIM OVER! MARCH 24TH, 8 PM AMAZING ESCAPE ROOM 2 Monmouth Ave. Freehold, NJ $25 per person (10 paid students gets us a private room). You must make a check out payable to Mrs. Zirin for yourself and any guest friend you may bring. The payment must be received by me on or before March 10th in order to reserve the room, date and time. Transportation is up to your parents. You can leave check in office to my attention or give to me on Tues. or Sunday during Religious School.

THIS IS TRULY A FUN EXPERIENCE. WITH PARENTAL PERMISSION, PLEASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATION ASAP WITH THE CHECK.

Mrs. Zirin

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL


The next meeting of

The Women of Beth Am Shalom

And High Tea

Is scheduled for

Tuesday, March 6

At 4:30 PM

In the Social Hall

Tea and Hamantashen (coffee, too)

Will be served

Cant believe the year is whizzing by... So much happening in the 4th and 5th Grade... Hebrew Reading is moving along beautifully with tic tac toe championships, connect four competition, Hebrew Bingo and puzzles and of course our Homework Club with a free surprise. 4th grade has learned all the food blessings reinforced with making popcorn, tangerine shish kabobs and grape juice ices. 5th grade is learning different mitzvos,( good deeds) we have made happy pins, doorknobs and get well cards. Kosher symbol contest is underway in the 5th grade. Chanukah was so much fun with donuts decorating, fun sheets and a massive dreidel game with REAL money! Getting ready for our service on March 2nd ! Practice, Practice and more Practice!!! So much to look forward to with the Holiday of Purim ( Puppets ) and Pesach ( Passover ) Don't forget to bring your Helmets! Keep Coming! Mrs. Malamud


WOMEN of BAS

WHAT OUR TEACHRES ARE TEACHING


TZEDAKAH

YAHRZEIT FUND Stacey, Alan & Trevor Kalb in loving memory of Richard Wolfe. Pam & Morris Ligorski in loving memory of Selig Ligorski Norman Katz in loving memory of Louis Katz Rose & Sheldon Fialkoff in loving memory of Helen Farbman Yvette & David Atkins in loving memory of Stanley Atkins Yvette & David Atkins in loving memory of Pauline Krauss Carol & Irwin Young in loving memory of Abraham Granoff Arlene Grasso in loving memory of Joseph Grasso Barbara Woldow in loving memory of Abraham Hendler Irene Strausberg in loving memory of Fanny Zarodnick Irene Strausberg in loving memory of Sarah Silver Diane & Dick Gaines in loving memory of Herman Zacks Lynn Silverman in loving memory of Bernard Silverman Lynn Silverman in loving memory of Alex Silverman Cecelia Platnick in loving memory of Donald Platnick Alvin & Susan Rutsky in loving memory of Herman Rutsky Alvin & Susan Rutsky in loving memory of Ida Rutsky Shelly & Dennis Newman in loving memory of Jessica Cohen

Helene Wechsler in loving memory of Harold Wechsler Helene Wechsler in loving memory of Max Leff Marilyn & Jack Sabo in loving memory of Sarah Padgursky Donald Fink in loving memory of Ruth Solomon Claire Aschner in loving memory of Rose Trub Donald Fink in loving memory of Lillian Gurowitz Judy Lefsky in loving memory of Dora Wiener Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Gluck in loving memory of Rose Gluck Roberta & Robert Krantz in loving memory of Henrietta Krantz Rhoda & Art Pedowitz in loving Memory of Dorothy Wachsman CEMETERY FUND The Estate Samuel & Dorothy Litman ONEG FUND Joan & Marvin Weiss in honor of their anniversary Judi & David Lederman in honor of their anniversary YOUTH GROUP FUND CANTORS MUSIC FUND RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY MERRILL POLLINGER SCHOLARSHIP FUND Lenore Turteltaub in loving memory of Mollie Lehman Huckman

Lenore Turteltaub in loving memory of Dora Bloom RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND Diane & Dick Gaines in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of Lindsay Roux GENERAL FUND Jacky & Mike Philips wish Sonya Wallace a happy, happy birthday. Jacky & Mike Philips wish Fran Gimpel a happy, happy birthday.


TZEDAKAH cont'd

REFUAH SHLEIMA

Delores Ackerman

Lucille Berger Wayne Birkenthal Bella Blankfield Michele Braff

Brandon Bravo Lynn Schnitzer Cardinale

Barbara Chester B.J. Christian Elliot Cohen Bill Davis Kim Dehl

Claire Drapkin Brooke Ducey

Dov Eisak Marcia Eisenstein Richard Eisenstein

Sylvai Finkel Pearl Epstein

Trish Frankenberg George Frazer

Charlotte Freedman Shawn Friedman Lane Galloway

Jonathan Geltzeiler Marilyn Gilbert Linda Gillick

Michael Gillick Marc Kaban Marvin Katz Steven Katz Tyler Keats

Richard Koch Lauren Leonard

Rose Levine Logan Maarberg Truday Maarberg

Linda Millet Marie Morgadonna

Ava Nebbia Lester Kostick Michael Neil Lynn Palin

Herbert Parker Flora (Cookie) Pisano

Joseph Ranoff Beverly Rosenzweig

Myrna Sachs Donald Sapara

Paul Sayah

Marilyn Siegel Linda Silverstein Donna Strassman Wallace Strauss David Tolchin Manny Topal David Vienick

Alexandra Warren Michelle Watkison

Nancy Yaeger

2017 - 2018

CIRCLE OF FRIENDS

Lucille & Seymour Berger Colonel & Mrs. W.D. Freiman

Rose & Wayne Friedland Lois & Howard Geschwind

Ben Goldberg Judy Lefsky

Denise & Robert Mako Cynthia Vona Zbik, Alan Zbik &

Samantha Zbik

SUSTAINING MEMBERS

Dennis & Shelly Newman Rose & Wayne Friedland Pam & Morris Ligorski Marilyn & Jack Sabo

Rada Shakov Phyllis and Arnold Schlisserman

2017 – 2018

JCASE

Dennis & Shelly Newman

In memory of Jessica Cohen Rada Shakov

Rochelle Rosenberg in memory

Of Husband, Peter

YEDIDAY

Donald Fink & Claire Aschner Lucille & Seymour Berger Dennis & Shelly Newman

Barbara & Max Schloff Lawrence & Emilia Selinger

Rada Shakov Cynthia Vona Zbik, Alan Zbik &

Samantha Zbik

YAHRZEITS

March 2

Clara Cohen

Ellen Flamholtz Leonard Frank

Jeanette Tresser Gilbert Morris Glick

Abraham Granoff Sol Graubard

Mollie Lehman Huckman Harry Isaacs Loius Katz

Henrietta Krantz Max Leff

Marion Nelson Harris Scott Perdeck

Donald Platnick Ida Schlisserman Barbara Schuman Bernard Silverman

Blanche Spitzer Harold Steinberg

March 9

Stanley Atkins Sidney Bauman Jessica Cohen

Louis Katz Burton Safran Alex Silverman Richard Wolfe

March 16

Estelle Baimel Lawrence Epstein Erich Friedeman

Rose Gluck Abraham Hendler

Helen Hill Philip Kaminer Pauline Krauss Hernry Levine Joseph Panzer Sylvia Pukel

Hyman Reisberg Sarah Silver

Ruth Solomon Rose Trub

Dora Bloom Turteltaub Dorothy Wachsman

John Wilson Fanny Zarodnick

March 23

Helen Farbman Arnold Feder

Shiley Forman Harry Glick Miriam Hill

Arthur Kovar Frieda Kovar

Ruth Lustgarten Dolores Nozek

Salvatore Pregola Sara Silverman

March 30

Benjamin Franklin Barbara Gelbein Joseph Grasso

Belle Goldman Himmelstein Philip Loeb

Nathan Moss Sarah Padgursky Herman Rutsky Herman Zacks

When observing a Yahrzeit, please check the Kaddish list to be sure your loved one’s name is included. If omitted, please inform Rabbi Gold so he can add it to the list. The Kaddish list is displayed on the Yahrzeit Wall.


MEMORIALS

Beth Olam Cemetery

Located at 1235 Highway 70 in Lakewood

A perpetual care memorial park with ground level grave markers only.

For information and availability, contact: Art Pedowitz – (732)657-6252 or Temple Office – (732)363-2800

* * * * * * * * * *

Toms River Jewish Cemetery

Whitty Road, Toms River

Section One reserved for Jewish decedents, with traditional upright grave markers. Section Two reserved for non-Jewish

decedents, with ground level grave markers only.

Section Three reserved for Jewish decedents, with ground level grave markers only.

For information and availability, contact: David Sosis – (732)244-4212 or Temple Office – (732)363-2800

The Rabbi, Officers and Members of the Congregation extend their

heartfelt sympathy to,

Lucille Berger & Family On the loss of Seymour Berger

Eileen & Stan Liptzin on the loss of their Grandson,

Tal Levy

When Tragedy Strikes Tragedy often comes suddenly and unannounced, therefore, it is wise to plan for the eventuality when death touches us. We want to be there for you, and accordingly, we have prepared this emergency guideline, which we hope you will save:

1. If a loved one becomes seriously ill and is taken to the hospital, please call Rabbi Gold at his temple office.

2. If the situation is grave, do not hesitate to call Rabbi Gold at his home: (848)222-4912.

3. If the Rabbi is unavailable, we do have contingency plans. Please call a Temple Officer or Committee Chairperson listed below:

Arlene Gaona ........................ (732)567-8179 Melanie Giudice ..................... (732)688-6945 Mike Krasner ..................... (370)370-5729 Cemetery Committee: Art Pedowitz ......................... (732)657-6252 David Sosis.......................... (732)244-4212

Memorializing Our Loved Ones

Temple has different ways for you to keep

alive the memory of your loved ones.

STONE “HONOR WALL” Large Tile.........................$10,000 Medium Tile..........................5000 Small Tile.............................2500

BRASS PLAQUES

Large Plaque.......................$1250 Sanctuary Seat ......................500

Honorial/Memorial ....................250

BRONZE YAHRZEIT PLAQUES.....$250

PATIO PAVER .............................150

TREE OF LIFE LEAF......................125

EXTERIOR TREE MEMORIALS.......500

Please contact the Temple Office:

(732) 363-2800 or [email protected]


Trees in Israel

Beth Am Shalom is now selling trees in Israel through the Jewish National Fund.

Do you have a simcha such as births, birthdays, engagements, weddings,

bar/bat mitzvahs or anniversaries that you wish to honor, and/or a death that you want to memorialize?

The cost is $18.00 per tree.

You can purchase individual trees, a ring of trees (3),

a circle of trees (5), or an orchard of trees (10).

Please contact Fran Gimpel , 732-657-7120

and give her the name of the honoree or decedent, and the name and address where to send the acknowledgement.

(Donations to this program will be listed on the Tzedakh Page)

MAKING A DONATION IS EASY

In an effort to make it easier for you to help make the office run more efficiently, we request that the form below be used when making a donation. Please fill it out and mail or drop it off at Temple, along

with your check. Thank you for your cooperation. (The minimum donation for an acknowledgement card to be sent is $10.00)

Funds to which donations can be made are: Rabbi Stanley & Myra Yedwab Adult Academy of Judaism, Merrill Pollinger Scholarship Fund, Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund, Cantor’s Discretionary/Music Fund, Building Fund, General Fund, Oneg Shabbat, Religious School, Cemetery Beautification Fund, Honorial/Memorial, Yahrzeit,

Jr. or Sr. Youth Group, Prayer Book*

*Please note: while lesser donations are welcome, the cost of a Prayer Book is now $35.00 & large print is $45.00

Please accept the following donation(s) to the fund indicated below: From:______________________________ Address:____________________________

Please send acknowledgment card to: Please send acknowledgment card to: In memory of/in honor of/on the occasion of: In memory of/in honor of/on the occasion of: Fund: _____________________ $______ Fund: __________________ $_______



Reform Jewish teens are no exception: they are making plans to show a strong Reform Jewish presence at the “March for Our Lives” in Washington, D.C. and related marches across the country on March 24.

Help the Reform Movement support these passionate young people in their fight to reduce gun violence

In Washington, D.C.:

• Local Reform congregations are working on providing food and lodging for teens and young adults (and their supporters) who want to attend the March for Our Lives on Saturday, March 24.

• There will be a Reform Jewish Community event that is open to everyone immediately before the March for Our Lives led by our youth leaders.

• A Reform temple, Washington Hebrew Congregation will host a special Shabbat Worship Service and Social Justice Concert on Friday night, March 23.

Sign up for updates about the Washington, D.C. March for Our Lives and other gun violence prevention efforts by visiting nfty.org

Across the United States:

• Some congregations in cities hosting Marches will host Shabbat Morning Services for those attending Marches.

All of these actions require significant resources. The Union for Reform Judaism’s NFTY: the Reform Jewish Youth Movement is providing logistical, financial, and communications resources, as well as other forms of support. Please donate now to support these efforts by visiting nfty.org or sending your donation to Beth Am Shalom and mark the check NFTY March.

Judaism demands that we pursue justice. The time is now.

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CEMETERY COMMITTEE Dear Friends, We at Beth Am Shalom are writing you today in regards to our cemeteries, Beth Olam Memorial Park in Lakewood and Toms River Jewish Cemetery in Toms River. As you are well aware, Beth Olam Memorial Park is in dire need of restoration and beautification. Though much has been done to try and maintain this cemetery, it just hasn’t been enough with the limited funds we have. It has been decided that those of us with loved ones buried there deserve a more serene environment. With this in mind, our cemetery committee has moved forward with a more aggressive plan to rejuvenate the grounds:

1.Grave Stones that have sunk below grade level are being raised to ground level. 2.Starting in late September, a fertilization & seeding program will be started. 3.Irrigation system has been fixed and watering times adjusted to meet needs.

The above courses of action are quite costly and will soon deplete our cemetery fund. In order for us to continue to upkeep our cemeteries and maintain the need of our dearly departed…WE NEED YOUR HELP!!! Funds are sorely lacking and the cemetery Committee is asking for your help in accomplishing our goals. We are asking for donations to be made to the cemetery fund, in multiples of $18, chai! These donations can be made on a monthly basis or in one larger amount to be specified to the cemetery fund. It is up to you and up to us to make the cemetery a place to be proud of. Thank you for your generosity.

ANNUAL 2ND NIGHT SEDER CATERED BY

FRED & MURRY’S KOSHER CATERERS

SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 2018 6:00PM SHARP

MEMBER ADULTS: $40 GUEST ADULTS: $50 MEMBERS 12 & UNDER: $20 GUESTS 12 & UNDER: $25

Seating is limited. As with last year, we can only accept reservations made in advance. You must RSVP

no later than March 9, 2018. Detach form and mail with your check to:

Beth Am Shalom, 1235 Highway 70, Lakewood, NJ 08701. (Make checks payable to “Beth Am Shalom” and note

2nd Night Seder on the Memo line.)

Reservations may also be made and paid for by calling the office and giving Missy your credit card information.

(732) 363-2800

Please note: All reservations must be paid in advance.

NO EXCEPTIONS.

RESERVATION FORM

NAME:__________________________________________ PHONE: _________________________________________ ADDRESS:_______________________________________ __________________________________________________ MEMBERS: GUESTS: _____ ADULTS @ $40 _____ ADULTS @ $50 _____ CHILDREN 12 & UNDER @ $20 _____ CHILDREN 12 & UNDER @ $25 TO BE SEATED WITH: ______________________________________ *Check if you need a special dinner: ____ Fish ____ Vegetarian

CONGREGATION SHA’AREY HA-YAM & BETH AM SHALOM MIRIAM’S SEDER

THURSDAY MARCH 22, 2018 - 6 PM

BETH AM SHALOM

1235 NJ-70 LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701

CANTOR UNGER WILL CONDUCT THE SEDER

Members and Extended Family (Age 13 and up): $25.00 each

Adult Non-Members (Age 13 and above): $30.00 each Children Age 10-12: $15.00 each

Children under 10: Free

Deadline for reservations is March 7, 2018

Menu includes: Kosher Chinese Buffet

Wine, Soda, Coffee or Tea

(RESERVE EARLY) CONGREGATION SHA’AREY HA-YAM & BETH AM SHALOM MIRIAM’S SEDER

THURSDAY MARCH 22, 2018 - 6 PM

Please return this reservation form with your check made payable to

Beth Am Shalom, 1235 Highway 70 Lakewood, NJ 08701 Phone: 732-363-2800

Name_________________________________________ Address_______________________________________ ______________________________________________ Phone_________________________________________ Number in your party_____________________________ Please seat me/us with____________________________ Total Enclosed $_________________________________ CARPOOL ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE ONCE ALL RESERVATIONS ARE IN. Please note on this form if you need transportation


Haikus for Jews

“For You, A Little Wisdom” By David M. Bader

“No fins, no flippers,

The gefilte fish swims with Some difficulty”

By Invitation Only

Complete Party & Design Service Invitations * Calligraphy * Centerpieces * Decorations

Balloons * Party & Wedding Favors * Sign-In Boards Unique & Custom Giftware * All Business Printing

Tel. (732) 363-4754 Judie Singer Fax (732) 364-4441 11 Cathedral Drive

Cell (732) 600-9897 Lakewood, NJ 08701

1235 Highway 70

Lakewood, NJ 08701 Ph: 732-363-2800 Fax: 732-363-7823

Rabbi Stephen D. Gold

Rabbi Stanley Yedwab, Rabbi Emeritus Arlene Gaona,President

Melanie Giudice, Vice President Michael Krasener, 2nd VP

Florence Galloway-Markowitz, Financial VP David Lederman, Treasurer

Randi Bell, Secretary Barbara & Henry Yuson, Webmasters

David Garcia, Facebook

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Religious School Calendar

MONTH CLOSED SPECIAL EVENTS

September 4,21 Fri.,8th: 6:00 Pot Luck 7:00 Family Service 1st Sun. Session: 10th, Grades K-6 1st Tues Session: 12th, Grades 3-9 5:30 Mandatory Parents’ Meeting Sun. 17th: Grade 3 Book Ceremony

October 8 Fri., 6th: 6:00 Pot Luck 7:00 Family Service & Consecration Sun, 1st:Sukkah Program Grades K-5 Tue. 3rd: Sukkah Program Grades 6-9

November 20 Fri, 3rd: Pot Luck & Family Service / Gr. 8 Tues. 14th, Kristallnacht Program

December 24,26,31 Fri., 1st: Pot Luck & Family Service, Gr. 6&7 Sun. 10th, Class Parties for K-2 Tues. 12th, Class Parties 3-9

January 14 Fri., 5th: Family Service

February 18 Fri. 2nd: Family Service Wed.28th, Purim Service & Shpiel

March Fri., 2nd: Family Service with Grade 4&5 Sun. 25th: Model Seder K-3 Tue. 27th: Model Seder 4-9 April 1,3 Fri., 6th: Family Service May Fri., 4th: Pot Luck & Family Service / Gr. 3

Last Sessions: Tuesday, May 1th ** Confirmation: May 18, 2018 Sunday, May 6th * Grades K-3 will be participating in all family services. Although attendance is not mandatory, it is a learning experience, enjoyable for the children, and an honor to be called up to the Bima. Please help your children to have this wonderful experience as often as possible.

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