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Congregation Agudath Achim

9 LEE BLVD., • SAVANNAH, GA 31405 • 912-352-4737 • www.agudath-achim.com

NOVEMBER 2014• HESHVAN/KISLEV 5774

ISSUE #6

CONGREGATION AGUDATH ACHIM

A Glance at what’s

inside

A Message from

the Rabbi

Informative News

from the

Men’s Club &

Sisterhood

Introduction of

our

New Members

Community News

Yahrzeits

Contributions

Calendar

Your November

Birthdays

Hanukkah Party Wednesday, December 4th

at 5:30 pm at AA

Cost:$10 per person/$30 per family

NOVEMBER, 2013 CHESHVAN-KISLEV 5774

RABBI

Ruven Barkan

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Motti Locker

PRESIDENT

Kenneth Sadler

VICE-PRESIDENT

Steven Roth

VICE-PRESIDENT/FINANCIAL

SECRETARY

Elise Shernoff

TREASURER

Adam Kaminsky

RECORDING SECRETARY

*******

IMMEDIATE

PAST PRESIDENT

Lynn Reeves

BOARD MEMBERS

Liz Arkin

Michael Bonder

Ernie Friedman

Doug Goldstein

Barry Luskey

Debbie Luskey

Morgan McGhie

Jennifer Rich

Tom Rosen

Jesse Ruben

Barry Schlafstein

Harvey Shatz

Warren Zeger

CHEVRA KADISHA

David Reeves

ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE

Eric Meyerhoff

SISTERHOOD

Joanna Rich

SHALOM SCHOOL

Eva Locker

HONORARY MEMBERS

Larry Lasky

Ruth Stein

Message From Rabbi

Revisiting Jewish Prayer, Tefillah

Why do so many Jews struggle with Tefillah? This is a crucial question to confront, espe-

cially when one of the major activities associated with the synagogue is services. Many people enjoy

the communal aspect of Tefillah, but don't relate at all to the prayers. They are in a foreign language,

literally and culturally. Our society doesn't use God language on the street and when it does it is often

by crazy people who seek to impose their beliefs on others. Another challenge is that many of us

learned the Hebrew prayers, but never explored their meaning. Tefillah thus became a rote activity --

something to get through at best, and ideally avoided. These negative associations with Tefillah not

only marginalize the relevance of the synagogue in general, but they cut off opportunities for individual

spiritual growth through Judaism.

While the experience of services is communal in nature, the mitzvah, sacred obligation, to pray is

incumbent on each person. I encourage you to look at Tefillah as a personal invitation to go on a jour-

ney. It is crucial to carve out times for self-care - this includes body and soul. Tefillah is an opportu-

nity to be, instead of to do. To reflect upon who you are, your relationships with family, friends, the

Jewish tradition, and God. Such a process is vital to spiritual growth.

In the first paragraph of the Shema, we say, "these words which I command you today shall be

upon your heart...when you lie down and when you rise up." Framing our day with prayer engages us in

questions about life's ultimate purpose. Reciting the Shema at home every morning and evening is a

powerful ritual to perform with your children. This is a five minute daily commitment that has the po-

tential for personal transformation.

Following the destruction of the Temple and the worship of God through offerings of animals

and produce, the rabbis established a new way of approaching God through the "offerings of the heart/

avodah shebalev." Like the original Temple service, they designated set times for prayer -- morning,

afternoon, and evening -- and arranged a specific structure for the service and text for specific prayers.

This structure was meant to serve as a guide for offering one's heart. Instead it serves as a barrier.

Why?

For many of us, the skills of Tefillah were not adequately taught. To understand the siddur,

many people were simply taught how to read Hebrew without examining the meaning of the prayers.

To learn the experience, many were taught to chant the prayers by rote without exploring the mystery of

approaching God. Yes, there is a holiness in simply maintaining the tradition of reciting the Hebrew

prayers, but this is hardly sufficient. We must reclaim the original purpose of Jewish prayer as an offer-

ing of the heart.

We must study the siddur's structure and meaning. What are the different parts of the service

and their purpose? How is the conception of our relationship to God different from other faith tradi-

tions? How do we relate to such conceptions of God? What are the opportunities for personal expres-

sion and innovation within the traditional service? By going through this process, we will develop a

sophisticated understanding of the siddur and ownership over the experience of prayer.


Message From Rabbi

There are many people who have embarked on this journey to revisit the meaning and role of Tefillah in their lives. Each

Wednesday morning a number of people attend an open class to explore and discuss the concepts in the structure and meaning of the

service and prayers. On Sunday afternoons, there is a beginning Hebrew class. On Wednesday evenings there is a Torah reading class.

Also, chavurot, study groups are forming to explore Tefillah and other Jewish topics in greater depth.

The size of our services during the week and on Shabbat is growing. Some people are showing up to be with their friends. Oth-

ers are also using this time as an opportunity for spiritual connection. We now consistently achieve a minyan every day, morning and

evening. The synagogue is beginning to flourish as the social and spiritual center of our Jewish lives, which it is meant to be.

I encourage you to revisit the role of Tefillah in your life. Take the first step by saying the Shema at home in the evening and

morning. Use Tefillah as an opportunity to ponder existential questions and expect a response. Come to a class to develop your prayer

literacy and delve deeper into the sophisticated responses that our tradition offers. This is how Tefillah can serve as a vital pathway to

reclaim our tradition.

Rabbi Ruven Barkan


Informative News from the Men’s Club & Sisterhood:

Dear Congregants,

Thank you all for attending our Sunday Breakfast following the last Sunday of the month morning

Minyan. We are about at 22-25 attendees and would always like to have more. The next 7 weeks we

have some important holidays that will impact the clubs and thus you.

October 27th there is no breakfast, but Minyan of course. The Jewish Food Festival is that day.

November 24th is the next date for our Sunday Minyan/Breakfast. That is the Sunday before

Thanksgiving. So, we all hope you can join us!

Also, we have the Hanukah Party on the 4th of December, after Minyan. More to come on that directly

from AAS, so this is an early notice. We can always use help for that.

Finally, we have the 29th of December, Minyan/Breakfast, and that is as you know is a few days before

New Years. We hope many of you would like the leisure grits/eggs, etc. breakfast with your friends!

On a final note, for those of you who want to be members, single dues are $36 for one club, and family

dues are $60 for both. Please arrange payment with the office, check, cash, or credit card. Our annual

meeting will be in April.

Finally, your clubs are up to you and your interests. We hope you display that interest with your dues.

Thank you!!!

For the Club,

Bob Schwartz

Joanna Rich

SPECIAL EVENT FOR MEN ONLY ARRANGED BY DR. STEVE ROTH

Dr. Stephen Michigan, Urologist, will speak to the Men’s Club at the synagogue, Wednesday, January

22, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. on Erectile Dysfunction-therapeutic options. This talk is for men of all ages.

FURTHER DETAILS TO FOLLOW.


Preston & Jana Feiler Preston and Jana Feiler have lived in Savannah for 6 years.

Preston is the owner of eMarketSouth, a local web design & develop-

ment company which has been building great websites locally, and

nationally, since 1999. eMarketSouth in addition to web design also

provides logo & company branding, social networking, site manage-

ment, search engine optimization and many other business related ser-

vices.

Jana is the branch manager of Coastal Home Care's Savannah of-

fice. Coastal Home Care is licensed by the state of Georgia as a Pri-

vate Home Care Provider, and offers a full range of services including

a simple companionship, homemaking and errands, personal care and

skilled nursing. They assist clients in their own homes as well as in

hospitals, nursing homes and assisted living centers. They also offer Care Management, Medication Set-Up,

Live-In and Assessment Services.

Together Preston & Jana are the proud parents of Brice, 5 years old, and are expecting their second child in

November.

Barry & Barbara Rosenberg Barry was born and raised in Statesboro, GA. His family has

been members of BB Jacob for four generations. He is the

Principal at Wade Hampton High School in Varnville, SC. He

has degrees from Georgia Tech, The Citadel, and South Caro-

lina State where he received his Doctorate in Education.

Barbara claims Nebraska as her home state. She is retired from teaching high school Vis-

ual Arts for 32 years. She and Barry were married at KKBE in Charleston, SC, where

Barbara was a member. Until recently they were long-time members of Temple Sinai in

Sumter, SC. They have a daughter and two granddaughters who live in Oklahoma.

New Members


David & Marian Giver

David, Maria, and Sara recently moved to Savannah from Monterey, CA just a few

months ago. Maria is in the U.S. Army, and is stationed at Hunter Army Airfield

with the Military Intelligence Battalion. David is a poet, and the managing editor of

an online literary magazine. Sara is a student at Largo-Tibet, and enjoying being a

Girl Scout. They are exploring

what Savannah has to offer for

their short time in the region.

Ira & Aileen Miller Aileen and Ira Miller relocated from southern California to Savannah in 2011 after

the birth of their first child, Margaret. Both wanted to be closer to family on the

east coast and fell in love with Savannah on a road trip of the southeastern coast.

Ira is a professional musician and runs a small music production company called

Canned Creative. Ira is also a member of the JEA Board. Since coming to Savan-

nah, Aileen has become a docent at the Telfair Art Museum and is an active member

of the Telfair Academy Guild and the Jewish community. Their second child,

Vivienne was born in June of this year.

New Members


Dear Congregants:

Here is an Information Update Form that we would like for you to fill out. You can

print out the form and return to the AA or you can email the information to

[email protected].

Name: _________________________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________

Home Ph: ____________________________

Name: ___________________________ 2. Name: ______________________

Cell Ph: __________________________ Cell Ph: _____________________

Email: ___________________________ Email: ______________________

By signing I agree to allow my information to be published in the Congregation’s Directory.

_______________________________________________

(Signature)

Congregation Agudath Achim 9 Lee Blvd Savannah GA 31405 912-352-4737


Community Chanukah Torch Run and Candle-Lighting on Wednesday, November 27 Because of the unique positioning of Thanksgiving to Hanukkah this year, it may be easier to celebrate our Jewish holiday

together since many people might be off work and school on “Erev” Thanksgiving—also the first night of Chanukah. So

give yourself a break from your Thanksgiving cooking and plan to do something extra-ordinary for you, your family and out

-of-town company to show thanks and pride in not only being an American, but being an American Jew. On Wednesday,

November 27 starting at 3:30PM in front of the Mickve Israel sanctuary, participants can pick up a goody bag of “gelt”, run

or cheer the relay gang, drive the course in caravan —stopping at each station for water and goodies-- including Agudath

Achim Synagogue by 4:20PM for candles and BBJ at 4:40PM for dreydels -- and end up at the JEA at 5PM for the commu-

nity hannukiah lighting.

This is a family friendly event and kids are encouraged to participate. Some people drive in their cars from location to loca-

tion, others may just cheer at one location (using signs, pom-poms or other items they bring or create) and still others may

walk/run some of it. There will be police protection along the route.

All stations will be collecting gently worn or new coats and blankets to donate and festivities come to a close by 5:15PM.

There will be some Chanukah-Thanksgiving craft activity at the JEA up until 5:15.

Volunteers (most “jobs” are 30 minutes time or less) needed:

To man the water and gelt table

to make signs, pom-poms and other items to cheer on our runners,

to decorate cars following the runners in caravan-style

to participate in the torch relay for all or part of the 4.8 mile course

to help organize and collect the coats and blankets for the “warm up winter” project

Representing the best of both worlds, Major Kenneth Ari Chanin, just back from his tour of duty in Afghanistan will be first

to carry our torch. Five others have signed up to hold the torch. If you want to run, hold or help, contact Carol Greenberg

[email protected] or 912-352-1238 And Happy Thanks-giv-ukkah!

You will not need to be running with the torch in order to participate. Cheer, celebrate or volunteer for the mitzvah project

from stations set up at the synagogues and the JEA. This is a nice way to show pride in our Jewishness, in our Sisterhoods,

our congregations, in the participants and bring a little attention to the great job of the Maccabees from our Bible days.

The schedule is:

Leave CMI at 3:30

AA 4:20 to 4:40

BBJ 4:40 to 5:00

JEA for lighting from 5:02 to 5:15 latest

Mitzvah Project Coat bins at each location

The next such coincidence of Chanukah and Thanksgiving will be in 79,043 C.E. (or 79,811 C.E. depending on how you

count the days), so don’t wait until the next time to sign up!

mailto:[email protected]


Sunday, March 9, 2014 for this year’s

Progressive Dinner


NOVEMBER 01/28 HESHVAN

ANNIE KAMINSKY KARP

NOVEMBER 02/29 HESHVAN

MAX HANDSHU

NOVEMBER 03 NO OBSERVANCE

NOVEMBER 04/01 KISLEV MOSHE HOFFMAN

DAVID ISAAC DOBIN

NOVEMBER 05/02 KISLEV MARY NEWMAN

DOROTHY PAUL

EVA PECKNAY

ETHEL RABINOWITZ

HANAH STEIRN

HILDA WEINSTEIN

NOVEMBER 06/03 KISLEV ISAAC ISRAEL

DOROTHY LEVY WEXLER

NOVEMBER 07/04 KISLEV EVELYN NEIDICH

MARTIN SCHLOSSBERG

WILLIAM WEXLER

NOVEMBER 08/05 KISLEV BEN BLUMBERG

HILDA BROOME

NOVEMBER 09/06 KISLEV EVELYN GAYNOR

JEFFERY RUBEN

HARRY SHELKOFF

RUFUS SHELKOFF

LYN STACIE GETZ

NOVEMBER 10/07 KISLEV LOUIS MORRIS NATHAN

NORMAN SHVED

NOVEMBER 11/08 KISLEV ROSE HIRSH

NOVEMBER 12/09 KISLEV CATHY FRIEDMAN

BERTHA K. FRIEDMAN

DOROTHY MCMILLAN

DAVID ROBINSON

ABE WOLF

NOVEMBER 13/10 KISLEV

HARVEY ROSENGART

NOVEMBER 14/11 KISLEV MORRIS KIRSCHNER

MARY WEXLER

NOVEMBER 15/12 KISLEV

HYMAN SHEDROW

JOSEPHINE W. SMITH


NOVEMBER 17/14 KISLEV BERNARD HIRSHBERG

ABRAHAM RUBIN

ALLAN ULLMAN


NOVEMBER 19/16 KISLEV HELEN ARKIN

JOSEPH DAVID STOCK

MAX KREH

JOE STOCK

NOVEMBER 20/17 KISLEV JANICE ALTERMAN

JOSEPH DESSAUER

YAAKOV EHRLICH

MORRIS KAMINSKY

AARON UDINSKY

NOVEMBER 21/18 KISLEV CHARLES CAPLAN

IRVING HOFFMAN

RONALD ISAACSON

ARTHUR L. FELDMAN

NOVEMBER 24/21 KISLEV BERNICE ABLIN

ESTHER FRIEDMAN

CAROLE HERMAN

NOVEMBER 25/22 KISLEV JACOB FREED

BESSIE NENVITCH

NOVEMBER 26/23 KISLEV ROSE CAPLAN

RUTH LEVENSON

CARL POTICHA

FREDA WOLSON ULLMAN

NOVEMBER 27/24 KISLEV EMANUEL KRONSTADT

FRED LEHRBERGER

NOVEMBER 28/25 KISLEV ABRAHAM TODTFELD

NOVEMBER 29/26 KISLEV BEATRICE GILL

NOVEMBER 30/27 KISLEV BELLA OVEN

Yahrzeits November 2013/5774 Contributions Norton & Betty Melaver Education Fund

In Memory Of

Sam Radetsky & Sima Radetsky Goldfarb

Elaine Radetsky

Prayer Book Fund

In Memory Of

Louis Bober

Haim & Gail Bober

Torah Fund

In Memory Of

Daniel Locker

Joe & Linda Cooper

Thank You

Lewis & Janice Kraimer

Rabbi Jerry Potack Camp Ramah Fund

In Memory Of

Tillie Seligman

Arnold Tillinger

Reba, Benjamin & Philip Abrams

Barbara & Ellis Abrams

Stuart Ourhaan

Eleanor Ourhaan

Sisterhood Mitzvah Committee

In Memory Of

Rose Rudikoff & Frances & Julius Rudikoff Lynn & Richard Berkowitz

In Honor Of

Your Generous Hospitality

Gale & David Hirsh

Linda & Joe Cooper

Sylvia & Morris Cohen Israel Travel

Endowment Fund

In Memory Of

Morris Cohen & Henry Miller &

Malcolm Alterman & Lewis Cohen Edward & Becky Cohen

Bernice Engelson

Steffi & Sol Zerden

Mazel Tov

Barry Schlafstein

Steffi & Sol Zerden

Bailee Tenenbaum Kronowitz Kiddush

Fund

In Memory Of


Contributions We acknowledge with gratitude and appreciation your generous donations

Daniel Locker Rene Lehrberger

Sally Krissman

Bernice Luskey

Belle Faust

Elise & Victor Shernoff

Jan Longwater

Sally Krissman

Pauline Kirschner

Faye Kirschner & Christine Addy

Pauline Tenenbaum

Sheldon Tenenbaum

In Honor Of

Rabbi & Adina Barkan

Sally Krissman

Happy Birthday

Steve Sacks

Rene Lehrberger

Michael & Linda Zoller

On the Birth of New Grandchild

Bobby & Nancy Isaacson

Rene Lehrberger

Happy 40th Wedding Anniversary

Warren & Ida Zeger

Anita Schlossberg

Steffi & Sol Zerden


Dayle & Aaron Levy

Vivian Slotin

Mazel Tov on the birth of

New Granddaughter

Steffi & Sol Zerden

Rene Lehrberger

Speedy Recovery Of

Zach Arkin

Sally Krissman

Ralph & Pauline Tenenbaum Chevra

Kadisha Fund

In Memory Of

Julius Jacobson

Helen Rosengart

Belle Faust

Fred & Lynne Spector

Jonathan Behr

Zelda Tenenbaum

Pauline Tenenbaum

Marsha & Andy Kessler

Mazel Tov

Nancy & Bert Tenenbaum

Steffi & Sol Zerden


Dayle & Aaron Levy

Lynn Goodman

Eric Nathan Karp Fund

In Memory Of

Belle Faust

Arnold & Chrissie Karp

Daniel Locker


Annette Karp

Stavie & Sheryl Kreh

Sidney Karp

Herbert Blumental

Annette Karp

Jan Longwater


Your Sister

Frank & Thelma Hoffman

Sheryl & Stavie Kreh

Annette Karp

In Honor Of

Marriage

Paul Kelman & Henry Lavernia

Annette Karp & Family

Arnold, Chrissie, Evan, Mile & Cujo


New Granddaughter

Robbie & Sandy Hollander

Sheryl & Stevie Kreh


New Granddaughter

Adelle & Ted Geffen



New Grandson

Harriet & Paul Kulbersh



New Granddaughter

Steffi & Sol Zerden


Congratulations on your Marriage

Bunny & James Montag



New Grandson

Bobby & Nancy Isaacson


Ernie & Mary Weitz Friedman Fund for

the Study of Conservative Judaism

Speedy Recovery Of

Ernie Friedman

Harvey & Joan Pam


Steffi & Sol Zerden

Murray & Sharon Galin

Vivian Slotin

Helping Hands

In Memory Of

Julian Good

Harriet & Eric Meyerhoff

Sylvia Seidel

Judy & Paul Todtfeld

Bernice Engelson


Rose Goodman

Louise & Freddie Harkavy

In Honor Of

your New son

Paul & Harriet Kulbersh


New Granddaughter

Steffi & Sol Zerden


Speedy Recover Of

Paul Kulbersh


Yetta Tureck

Sol & Steffi Zerden

Ernie Friedman




Happy New Year

Merle & David Horwitz


Faye Kirshner

Harvey & Joan Pam

Shalom School In Memory Of

Renee’ Shatz

Harvey & Judy Shatz

Arthur Krieger

Harvey & Joan Pam

Daniel Locker

Lynn & Dick Berkowitz

Harvey & Judy Shatz

Reggie & Mel Goldstein

Ralph Lorberbaum’s Father


In Honor Of

Your 20th Wedding Anniversary

Motti & Eva Locker

Sol & Steffi Zerden

Charlotte’s Bat Mitzvah


Mazel Tov on Marriage



Speedy Recovery Of

Paul Kulbersh

Muriel Bono

Lewis Danish Tzedakah

In Memory Of

Daniel Locker

Carol & Joel Greenberg

Rose & Abe Goodman

Ira & Nancy Ruby

Ike Dreizen

Barbara & Ricky Friedenberg

In Honor Of

Your Special Birthday

Steve Sacks

Carol & Joel Greenberg

Bill & Jeni Bilek

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Shubin

Rabbi Barkan

Ann & Morris Podber

Birth of your New Grandchild

Sol & Steffi Zerden

Bucky & Joan Bloom

Congratulations on your Marriage


Bucky & Joan Bloom

Happy Birthday

Lisa Bodziner

Julie & Buddy Metzger

Thank You

Michael Konter & Michael Zoller

Merry & Richard Bodziner

Murray Galin’s Birthday

Bucky & Joan Bloom

Carla Silver’s Birthday


Thank You

Rabbi Barkan

Barbara & Joseph Boykin

High Holiday Aliya Yom Kippur

Lynn & Richard Berkowitz

Thank You

Marsha & Chuck Bernstein

Building Fund

In Memory Of

Daniel Locker

Sylvia & Burton Udinsky

Murray Arkin

Linda & Michael Zoller

Warren & Ida Zeger

Rachel & Eliot Israel

Harriet Ullman

Marla & Morris Geffen

Esther & Aaron Buchsbaum

Toby Hollenberg

Harriet & Paul Kulbersh

Victor & Elise Shernoff

Myron & Fran Kaminsky Harvey & Joan Pam

Linda & Kenneth Hoffman

Ellis & Barbara Abrams

Neil Pam

Harvey & Joan Pam

Leonard Lorberbaum


Renee’ Shatz

Warren & Ida Zeger

Jeremy E. Gall


Arthur Krieger & Ruth Kreiger

Harvey & Joan Pam

Marvin Goldstein

Karen Granz & Buddy & Julie Metzger

Jan Longwater


In Honor Of

Don Kantor 80th Birthday

Warren & Ida Zeger

Betty Melaver 80th Birthday

Ida & Warren Zeger

Steve Sacks 70th Birthday

Warren & Ida Zeger


On the Birth of New Granddaughter

Steffi & Sol Zerden

Warren & Ida Zeger


Congratulations

Ida Zeger

Warren Zeger

On the Birth of New Grandson

Nancy & Bobby Isaacson


On the Birth of New Grandson

Barbara & Ricky Friedenberg



Adelle & Ted Geffen



Robbie & Sandy Hollander




Mazel Tov on Marriage


Cookie & Barry Gale

Speedy Recovery Of

Robin & Harvey


Backpack Buddies Fund

In Memory Of

Daniel Locker

AM Goldkrand

Michael Bonder

Steve & Beth Roth

Marcus & Sandy Seligman

Merry & Richard Bodziner

Maurine Monsky

Richard & Merry Bodziner

Bertram Weiland & Lawrence Konter

Marcy & Jerome Konter

Jan Longwater Shadowens

Marvin Longwater

Arlene & Allan Ratner

Tillie Seligman

Sandy & Marcus Seligman

Sylvia Seidel

Michael Bonder

Jackie & Charles Sitrin

Jane Winter

AM Goldkrand

Bernice Schoer

Jackie & Charles Sitrin

Bernice Engelson

Michelle & Raymond Morris

Ron & Samra Robbins

Arthur & Linda Brill

Beth & Steven Roth

Rene Lehrberger

Sharon Weiss

Belle Faust



Rose Goodman

Ron & Samra Robbins

Sally Krissman

In Honor Of

Steve Sacks Special Birthday

AM Goldkrand

Joel & Carol Greenberg

Eric & Harriet Meyerhoff

Betty Melaver Special Birthday

Sally Krissman

Harriet & Eric Meyerhoff’s 40th

Wedding Anniversary

Jane Winter

Steven Roth

Tamara & Leonard Tishberg

Birth of New Granddaughter

Steffi & Sol Zerden

Beth & Steven Roth

Steve Sacks Special Birthday

Betty & Larry Lasky

Mazel Tov

Roz & Gary Judd

AM Goldkrand

Thank You

Lynn & Dick Berkowtiz & Meir Elfassy

Samra & Ron Robbins

Mazel Tov


Toby Hollenberg

Speedy Recovery Of

Ernie Friedman

AM Goldkrand

Paul Kulbersh

Ron & Samra Robbins


AM Goldkrand

Harriet Ullman

Lynn Goodman

Zach Arkin

Steffi & Sol Zerden

Yetta Tureck

Beth & Steven Roth

General Fund

In Memory Of

Abe Wolf

Jack Wolf

Sol Neidich

Linda & Kenneth Hoffman

Albert David Gomel

Eliot & Rachel Israel

Walter Weltman

Liela Weltman

Alex Epstein

Michael Dobbs

Phyllis Shoob

Cary Shoob

Frank Hoffman’s Sister


Daniel Locker

Jack Wolf

Liela Weltman

Jerry & Marcy Konter


Anita Schlossberg


Marsha & Chuck Bernstein



David & Gale Hirsh

Jane Winter


Rabbi Bernard Jacobson

Sherry Jacobson Association, Inc.

Amy Novosel

Jane Winter

Miriam Bruskin

Jack Wolf

Michael Tureck & Max Helfand

Robin & Lester Rackoff

Sylvia Seidel

Alice & Howard Welt

Clara Diamond

Walter Diamond

Amos Timna

Charlotte & Allen Kaminsky

Herbert & Frances Curry



Frank Ward

Lea Ward Sutker

Janice Fiegleman

Arlen & Phillip Wizwer

Doris Gellins

Don Gellins

Murray Bono

Ed Wexler

Belle Faust

Harriet Ullman

Joe & Toby Goldstein

Jan & Norman Epstein

Sharon & Murray Galin

Jennifer Jones

Ed Wexler

Selma Brill

Arthur & Linda Brill

Jeane Cranman & Matthew Cranman &

Joseph Schmalheiser

Herman & Helen Cranman

Linda Wexler


In Honor Of

Happy Birthday

Steve Sachs

Steffi & Sol Zerden

Harriet Ullman

Harvey & Joan Pam


Warren & Ida Zeger

Bernice Luskey

Liela Weltman

High Holiday Aliyah

Bernice Luskey

Healthy & Happy New Year

Ted & Adelle Geffen

Motti & Eva Locker

Kaye & Don Kole

Muriel Bono


Frank & Vivian Slotin



Mr. & Mrs. Paul Feldman

Ed Wexler

Congratulations


Jane Winter

Rebecca Zoller’s Wedding

Ed Wexler

Sylvia & Burton Udinsky 65th

Wedding Anniversary

Ed Wexler

Dick Berkowitz’s 80th Birthday

Ed Wexler

Happy 65th Birthday

Julie Metzger

Ed Wexler


Linda & Steve Sacks

Ed Wexler


Sandy & Nancy Rosenthal

Ed Wexler

Happy New Year

Rabbi & Adina Barkan

Ed Wexler

Happy Birthday

Rabbi Barkan

Ginger & Gerald Caplan


Dayle & Aaron Levy

Ginger & Gerald Caplan


Sharon & Bill Sand

Linda & Michael Zoller

Sandy Shubin

The Shubin Family

Happy New Year

Ed Wexler


Congratulations on your

Upcoming Wedding

Bunny Cohen


Speedy Recovery Of

Ernie Friedman

Bernice Luskey

Harriet Ullman

Louise Harkavy



Yetta Tureck

Anita Schlossberg

Paul Kulbersh

Gale & David Hirsh

Steffi & Sol Zerden

Zach Arkin

Gale & David Hirsh

Ernie Friedman

Wednesday Minyan


Congregation Agudath Achim

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

7:45 a.m.

Friday Morning Breakfast

6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

6:10 p.m. Candle Lighting

2 9:15 a.m.

Shabbat Services

Followed by

Kiddush luncheon

6:00 p.m. -

Mincha

6:30 p.m.

Seudah & Study

7:12 p.m. - Maariv/

Havdalah

3 8:30 a.m.

Shacharit

6:00 p.m.

Maariv

4 5

Board Meeting

6:30 p.m.

6

8:00 a.m. Shacharit with

Breakfast

7

8 7:00 a.m. Shacharit

7:45 a.m.



6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

9 9:15 a.m.

Shabbat Services

Followed by

Kiddush luncheon

5:00 p.m. -

Mincha

5:30 p.m.

Seudah & Study

6:07 p.m. - Maariv/

Havdalah

10

8:30 a.m.

Shacharit

6:00 p.m.

Maariv

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Breakfast

14


7:45 a.m.



6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

16 9:15 a.m.

Shabbat Services

Followed by

Kiddush luncheon 4:50 p.m. - Mincha

5:20 p.m.

Seudah & Study 6:03 p.m. - Maariv/

Havdalah

17

8:30 a.m.

Shacharit

6:00 p.m.

Maariv

18

19 20


Breakfast

21


7:45 a.m.



6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

23 9:15 a.m.

Shabbat Services

Followed by

Kiddush luncheon

4:50 p.m. -

Mincha

5:20 p.m.

Seudah & Study

6:01 p.m. - Maariv/

Havdalah

24 Sunday Minyan/

Breakfast

8:30 a.m.

Shacharit

6:00 p.m.

Maariv

25

26 27


Breakfast

Erev

Hanukkah

28

Happy

Thanksgiving

Office Closed

Hanukkah

29 7:00 a.m.

Shacharit

7:45 a.m.

Friday Morning

Breakfast


6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

Hanukkah

30 9:15 a.m.

Shabbat Services

Followed by

Kiddush luncheon

4:50 p.m. - Mincha

5:20 p.m.

Seudah & Study

6:00 p.m. - Maariv/

Havdalah

Hanukkah


Yom Huledet

Same’ach!

We Extend Happy

Birthday Wishes

to the Following

Members

MESSAGE FROM THE

MINYAN CAPTAINS

If you are planning to come to

Shul for Kaddish, please

contact the minyan captain a

few days in advance.

Monday

(7:00am) - Kenneth Sadler

Tuesday

(7:30am) - Lynn Reeves

Wednesday (8:00am) - Ernie

Friedman

Thursday (7:00am) - Michael

Konter

Friday (7:00am) - Bobby

Isaacson

Sunday (9:00am) - David Hirsh

Stephen Lasky

Laura Lynn Miller

Aliya Rubenstein

Daniel Skidmore-Hess

Jordan Ruben

Jessa Neil

Paul Kulbersh

Cathy Skidmore-Hess

Samuel Friedman

Julius Davidson

Alexandra Kaminsky

Roberta Kamine-Haysman

Hannah Kovensky

Richard Meier

Allen Weiss

Karen Cranman

Samuel Slotin

Scott Linfoot

Jack Kronowitz

Jeffrey Lasky

Bert Tenenbaum

Roberta Wolff

Stephen Morris

Hilary Kronowitz

Bernice Luskey

DaVid Buckner

Skylar Quante

Gerald Caplan

Gale Hirsh

Morgan McGhie

Barney Sadler

Michelle Allan

Alesia Quante

Jessica Russo

Rachel Israel

Lynn Berkowitz

Natalie Ourhaan

Jeremy Friedman

Amy Kaminsky

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NON/PROFIT

ORG.

U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

PERMIT NO. 21

Congregation Agudath

Achim

9 Lee Blvd

Savannah GA 31405

Phone: (912) 352/4737

RABBI RABBI EMERITUS

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

FINANCIAL COORDINATOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.

HAYOM EDITOR

RUVEN BARKAN RABBI RAPHAEL GOLD

MOTTI LOCKER

LAURA EVANS JULIANA G. BLAND

JULIANA G. BLAND

PRESIDENT VICE/PRESIDENT

VICE/PRESIDENT/FIN. SECT.

TREASURER RECORDING SECRETARY

SISTERHOOD PRESIDENT

CHEVRA KADISHA PRESIDENT PRESIDENT EMERITUS

KENNETH SADLER STEVEN ROTH

ELISE SHERNOFF

ADAM KAMINSKY

JOANNA RICH

DAVID REEVES ABRAM RUBIN

OFFICE HOURS Monday/Thursday 8:30am / 5:00pm

Friday 8:30am / 3:00pm

Gift Shop Hours:

PLEASE CALL

Linda Friedman/(912) 656-1096

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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