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It is customary for Jews to study one of the six chapters of Pirke Avot, the Ethics of our Ancestors, on each of the six shabbatot between the holidays of Passover and Shavuot. Found within the Mishnah, Pirke Avot is a collection of rab-binic sayings and ethical teachings. One of my favorite maxims is attributed to Yochanan ben Bag Bag, one of Hillel’s disciples, said to have lived in the first century. We read, “Ben Bag Bag used

to say, ‘Turn it, and turn it, for everything is in it.’” Most commentators explain that “turn it” refers to the Torah. Learning Torah is a lifelong endeavor, to be examined over and over again, discovering new meanings and nuances with every seasonal turn and with each life transition.

In this liminal period of reflecting on my years at Temple, I have been thinking about Ben Bag Bag’s words. On Friday evening, May 6, we will have an opportunity to celebrate and say good-bye. In late June, Ana, Micah, Jonas and I will move to Charlotte, North Carolina, where I will assume the position of Senior Rabbi for Temple Beth El.

I have loved serving as your rabbi. This congregation has been a second home for my family. We have experienced such warmth and love here—from the daily kindnesses to the outpouring of support when we welcomed our two chil-dren into the world. You have embraced us into your lives in times of celebration and mourning. You have supported my growth, patiently tolerated my mistakes and encouraged me to dream and achieve. Words cannot adequately express the appreciation and gratitude that I have for Temple’s clergy, staff and countless lay leaders who have taught me and helped me to become the rabbi that I am today. As I reflect upon my experiences here at Temple and ponder the next “turn” in my career and the life of my family, Ben Bag Bag’s words resonate loudly. Perhaps, “it” refers to the community that we create together, “turn it, and turn it, for everything is in it.”

Four years ago, Temple members designed and con-structed a community gar-

May 2016Nisan/Iyar 5776

Vol. 42 No. 8

(coNtINued oN page 19)

Rabbi Asher Knight

Summer Window is Coming!Please note that the next two issues of The Window will be combined summer issues.

June/July: Arrives in homes on June 15 (the current issue covers all events through June 15)August/September: Arrives in homes on August 15

A shelter where we find a spark of God.

We will learn, we will teach,

we will dream, we will pray.

from the song “Hashkiveinu”

Cover Story, pp. 10-12

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COMMUNITY COMMUNITY

Friday, May 65:30pm: Special early oneg, Tycher Gathering Space6:15pm: Shabbat evening service, Stern ChapelCasual Shabbat dinner immediately following the service.

Share the glow of Rabbi Knight’s oh-so-bright future!Please bring sunglasses for donation to The Bridge in his honor. Drop them at memory project tables before and after services and leave your own special message of warmth!

Dinner is complimentary. RSVP requested: participate.tedallas.org/rakfarewell

Child care is available in Room 118. Children will be escorted to the bimah for the Kiddush!

His Future is Bright!Honoring

Rabbi Asher Knight and his Family

Fond Farewells Service of appreciation to

Cantor Roz Barak

and travel blessing for those leaving on the temple journey

to central europe

Friday, June 17

6:15pm | cost: $18

RSVP: participate.tedallas.org/taam8500

Confirmation 2016Saturday, May 14 | 6 Iyar 5776 | 7:30pm | Stern Chapel

Brooke Anderson AllenDaughter of Elizabeth Mack and David Allen

Zoe Harris AllenDaughter of Elizabeth Mack and David Allen

Alec Maxwell BarathSon of Heidi and Jacob Barath

Lily Claire BarnesDaughter of Debbie and Gerald Barnes

Jacob Saul BesserSon of Anne and Jeremy Besser

Max Adler BesserSon of Anne and Jeremy Besser

Bailey Rose BrandDaughter of Sheila and Jeff Brand

Galen Quinn BouguyonSon of Fayne and Chris Bouguyon

Joseph Davis CavuotiSon of Lynn Salzberger and Dominik Cavuoti

Hallie Sarah FleckerDaughter of Kimberly and Michael Flecker

Jennifer Paige GreenspanDaughter of Terri Train and Alan Greenspan

Saul Moshe HaskelSon of Lynn Mattie and Peter Haskel

Eleanor HenryDaughter of Mia Bitterman and Aaron Henry

Frankie Gould IsalyChild of Kari Gould and Timothy Isaly

Logan Aaron KrohnSon of Tricia and Jim Krohn

Eli Adler KrakowSon of Leslie and Bob Krakow

Joshua Kahlil LevySon of Dawn Manaster Levy

Michelle Paulin MankoffDaughter of Staci and Jeff Mankoff

Jordan Rose MayersDaughter of Ellen Sandoloski and Jonathan Mayers

Nina Blaire NarosovDaughter of Ilana and Semyon Narasov

Perry NaseckSon of Karen and Barry Naseck

Kobe William RosemanSon of Dana and Josh Roseman

Heath Meyer RuchmanSon of Bibsy and John Ruchman

Phillip Edward SimonsSon of Samantha Ackerman Simons and

Jay and Holly Simons

Brett Andrew SteinbergSon of Lindsay and Jeffrey Steinberg

Lili Kasten SternDaughter of Rabbis Nancy Kasten and David Stern

Seth Eli SugermanSon of Susan and Robert Sugerman

Joseph Phillip WeinbergSon of Julie and Mike Weinberg

Nicholas Alexander VilenskySon of Teresa Rosenfield and Alex Vilensky

and Lance Rosenfield


COMMUNITY COMMUNITY

Love Temple? Think About Being a Tour GuideTaking a tour of a beloved building or museum exhibit with a knowledgeable docent adds so much to the experience. At Temple, a devoted cadre of tour guides is eager to resume a full tour schedule now that the construction is almost done. We caught up with docent coordinator Kathy Aferiat (pictured right) to learn about Temple touring.

It’s exciting that Temple gives tours. How often and to whom? We give anywhere from 25-30 tours a year usually. The past year has been less due to the construction around Temple. Most of the requests come from churches—primarily Methodist churches who want to expose their confirmation students to the Christian roots in Judaism. We also have requests from Christian day schools, a community college, senior centers and even occasional requests from architects, artists and weavers.

What are some of the favorite stops on the tour? People love to see a Torah up close and marvel at the script. They also like to see the Olan Sanctuary with the beautiful Jewish symbols of the ark, ner tamid, menorah and Ten Com-mandments. The Memorial Room is interesting and gives the docent the opportunity to explain how Judaism honors the dead with yarhzeits, and recitation of the Kaddish. Adults like visiting the Archives with its interweaving of Temple history and Dallas history. I’m sure the new spaces at Temple will be a hit also.

What are visitors most curious about? Most questions are about the services, the Torah, holidays, and the ever popular “what do Jews think about Jesus?”

Tell us a little about your interest in leading tours. I have been the docent coordinator for the past seven years. I am passionate about Temple and Reform Judaism (especially since the shift toward more understandable tradition) and I love being able to share this with non-Jews. This is not to proselytize, as I always point out, but to increase knowledge and diminish misunderstandings, fears and prejudices. I believe it is always better to light candles rather than curse the darkness that is too readily out there.

We understand you are always welcoming new tour guides. What does it take to be a successful Temple docent? I think it is important to have a high comfort level and enthusiasm in explaining our traditions (symbols, holi-days, services). A docent needs to feel comfortable talking about Judaism and willing to say, “I don’t know but I’ll find out for you.” Most questions from non-Jews are fairly basic and if a docent gets stumped, she or he can always get back to the group later with the answer via e-mail to the group’s contact person. Contact: Kathy Aferiat, [email protected]

6:30pm Dinner before services

for honorees and guests Linz Hall

Contact: Susan Dunn,

214.706.0000, ext. 146

[email protected]

8:15pm Shabbat Evening Service

Stern Chapel Union Prayer Book

May 13, 2016

Honoring 50 or more years of marriage or Temple membership

LGBT Happy HourTHURsdaY, MaY 19, 7:30pm

NeIGHBORHOOd seRvICes TaveRN

5100 BeLT LINe ROad

Find us on the patio!

New people * great conversation appetizers and drinks

RSVP: Jane Larkin, [email protected]

Temple

Participates

in Community

Observances

YoM HaSHoaHRemembering those who

perished in the Holocaust and honoring our local survivors

thursday, May 5, 6:30pm

Shearith Israel 9401 douglas ave.

YoM HaZikaron CoMMuniTY obServanCe

Day of remembrance for fallen soldiers of Israel

and victims of Terrorismtuesday, May 10, 7:30pm

anshai torah 5501 W. parker Road

Focus: 10-year anniversary of the second war with Lebanon

YoM HaaTZMauTIsrael Independence Day

thursday, May 12, 4:30-8:30pm

Be sure to visit the temple-sponsored archaeological dig!

aaron Family Jcc 7900 Northaven Road

Cinema SChmooze With Rabbi bRian zimmeRman

The Good, the bad and the Pushy: The Changing image of the Jewish Mother

Sunday, May 15, 7pm, Pollman Hall

If you love Cinema Emanu-El (see Save the Date on page 18), you’ll love Cinema Schmooze. Rabbi

Zimmerman concludes this popular series with movie clips and entertaining discussions. No cost

to attend and free popcorn!

Money Mindfulness Tuesday, May 24, 7pm

Tycher Gathering Space

Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen will lead a

discussion for Atid, Temple’s young adult

community, on Jewish attitudes toward money and

how to be both mindful of finances and generous

at any salary. She will be joined by Meyer Bodoff,

president and CEO of the Dallas Jewish Community

Foundation, who will offer practical tips on

budgeting, saving and practicing philanthropy.

RSVP: [email protected]

Serv

ing Up

mailto:[email protected]




WRJ Events

STiTCHin’ SiSTerSTuesday, May 3, 6:30-8:30pm, Weisberg LibraryContact: Sharon Willey, 214.597.4914, [email protected]

WrJ MeeTinG and inSTaLLaTion of board for 2016-2017

Wednesday, May 18, 11:30am-1pmPollman Hall

Contact: Erin Zopolsky, 214.636.7491, [email protected]

dauGHTerS of abraHaMThursday, May 19, 7-8:30pm

Highland Park United Methodist Church, Room 329E3300 Hillcrest Road

The topic for this interfaith learning group will be music.Contact: Leah Beth Kolni, 214.801.7463,

[email protected]

sHaBBaT aNd FesTIvaL seRvICesCOMMUNITY

acharei MotLeviticus 18:1-30

Friday, May 66:15pm, Stern ChapelService of Appreciation and Farewell to Rabbi Asher Knightall clergytemple emanu-el choir

saturday, May 79am, Pollman HallTot ShabbatRabbi amy Ross

10:30am, Lefkowitz ChapelRabbi asher Knightcantor Leslie Niren

10:30am, Stern Chapel Rabbi Kimberly Herzog cohen cantor Roz Barak Becoming Bar Mitzvah: Jason Bodzy

4:30pm, Stern ChapelRabbi david Sterncantor Leslie Niren Becoming B’nai Mitzvah: Zoe and Hailey Baer

K’doshimLeviticus 19:1-20:27

Friday, May 136pm, Pollman HallSababaRabbi amy Ross

6:15pm, Stern ChapelRabbi asher KnightRabbi debra Robbinscantor wRoz Barak

8:15pm, Stern Chapel Union Prayer Book, 50 PlusRabbi david Sterncantor Roz Barak

saturday, May 1410:30am, Lefkowitz ChapelRabbi debra RobbinsShirat HaLev

10:30am, Stern ChapelRabbi david Sterncantor Roz Barak Becoming Bar Mitzvah: Jackson garrett

7:30pm, Stern ChapelConfirmation all clergy

emorLeviticus 21:1-24:23

Friday, May 206:15pm, Stern ChapelRabbi david SternRabbi asher Knightcantor Leslie Niren

saturday, May 2110:30am, Lefkowitz ChapelRabbi asher KnightRandy pearlman

10:30am, Stern ChapelRabbi david Sterncantor Leslie Niren Becoming Bat Mitzvah: Katelyn Zweig

4:30pm, Stern ChapelRabbi debra Robbinscantor Roz BarakBecoming Bat Mitzvah: emily Rubin

B’harLeviticus 25:1-26:2

Friday, May 276:15pm, Stern ChapelRabbi Kimberly Herzog cohenRabbi david Sterncantor Roz Barak

saturday, May 2810:30am, Lefkowitz ChapelRabbi Kimberly Herzog cohencantor Roz Barak

4:30am, Stern ChapelRabbi debra Robbinscantor Leslie Niren Becoming Bat Mitzvah: Zoe Bell

B’chukotaiLeviticus 26:3-27:34

Friday, June 36:15pm, Stern ChapelRabbi debra RobbinsRabbi asher Knightcantor Roz Barak

saturday, June 410:30am, Lefkowitz ChapelRabbi Kimberly Herzog cohenShirat HaLev

10:30am, Stern ChapelRabbi asher Knightcantor Roz BarakBecoming Bat Mitzvah: alexis Hamburger

B’midbarNumbers 1:1-4:20

Friday, June 106:15pm, Stern ChapelRabbi debra RobbinsRabbi Kimberly Herzog cohencantor Leslie Niren

saturday, June 1110:30am, Lefkowitz ChapelRabbi asher Knightcantor Leslie Niren

7pm, Tycher Gathering SpaceTikkun Study and ServiceRabbi debra Robbinscantor Leslie Niren

sunday, June 1210:30am, Stern ChapelShavuot Festival Service with YizkorRabbi asher Knightcantor Leslie Nirencantor Roz Barak

Shabbat Shalom!

tHIS MoNtH’S paRtNeR

The Bridgethe Bridge offers shelter to homeless men and women, as well as care management, health and behavioral care, employment

activities and affordable housing services.

RequeSted doNatIoNS

adult baseball hats and sunglasses, reusable water bottles, sunscreen

HoW to doNate

drop off items anytime in the collection bins at temple (currently located in tycher gathering Space) or give to

a staff member at an offsite event.

oNgoINg NeedS

The BridgeVolunteer at the Bridge this summer! 8-12 temple volunteers are needed on the first, fourth and fifth

Sundays of each month to prepare dinner trays, serve water or help the residents carry their trays. often

temple members will join together for dinner following this wonderful opportunity.

Contact: Doug Davidson, [email protected]

Durable Medical Equipment Exchange of Dallas

Volunteers are needed to help out at the 9th annual Ray darby golf tournament benefitting the organization.

the event will be held on May 24 at canyon creek country club, 625 Lookout drive, Richardson.

Contact: [email protected]

Collection Corner

Shop Local Shop Jewish Shop Happy

10am-4pm Monday-Thursday9am-5pm Friday9am-1pm Sundays when YL + E is in session

g R a N d R e o p e N I N g

Temple’s gift shop is owned by Women of Reform Judaism and run by volunteers, and all proceeds directly support Temple events and scholarships.

saTURdaY, MaY 7, 9am

enjoy a special Shabbat morning celebration

of song, prayer, social justice and community. RSVp

www.tedallas.org/prayer/tot-shabbat

BROThERhOOd COmmuniTy BREakfasT

protecting the Web: Israel’s Leading Role in cybersecurity

sunday, June 510-11:15am

pollman Hall

RSVp requested breakfast.tebrotherhood.org

ROBERT EPsTEinNorth texas crime commission: cybersecurity, Law enforcement training and Legislative committees; texas State guard and 19th Military police Brigade Reserves

JOnaThan shaPiROdirector of Venture development, office of Research at the university of texas at dallas




GatherinG Space

tycher

Saturday

June 11

7:30pm

Shavuot 2016

COMMUNITY

Sunday, May 1

Atid Tacos & Tequila 5:30pm, Linz Hall

TueSday, May 3

Stitchin’ Sisters6:30pm, Weisberg LibraryPage 6

WedneSday, May 4

Brotherhood Monthly Meeting6:15pm, Pollman Hall

ThurSday, May 5

Yom HaShaoah Community Celebration 6:30pm, Shearith IsraelPage 4

Friday, May 6

Service of Appreciation and Farewell to Rabbi Asher Knight6:15pm, Stern ChapelPage 2

TueSday, May 10

Yom HaZikaron Community Observance7:30pm, Anshai TorahPage 4

ThurSday, May 12

Yom HaAtzmautCommunity Celebration 4:30-8:30pm, JCCPage 4

Friday, May 13

50 Plus Service 8:15pm, Stern Chapel Page 4

SaTurday, May 14

Confirmation 7:30pm, Stern Chapel Page 3

Sunday, May 15

Cinema Schmooze7pm, Pollman Hall

WedneSday, May 18

WRJ Meeting and Installation of Board11:30am-1pm, Pollman HallPage 6

ThurSday, May 19

Daughters of Abraham7pm, Highland Park United Methodist ChurchPage 6

LGBT Happy Hour7:30pm, Neighborhood Services Tavern, AddisonPage 4

TueSday, May 24

Atid 20s and 30s: The Dish on Money Mindfulness7pm, Tycher Gathering Space Page 4

JeWISH coMMuNIty coNceRt oF caNtoRS aNd cHoIRS

Songs of ShalomHear the beautiful voices of local cantors and choirs united in song, plus our own cantors and choirs!

Thursday, May 26, 7pmTemple Shalom6930 Alpha Road

Fee: $10 per person, $25 for a family of three or more Deadline to order: Monday, May 23, templeshalomdallas.org

Shavuot Tikkun prayer: the evening will begin with a service of song and reflection. the traditional morning festival service with Yizkor will be held at 10:30am on Sunday, June 12 in Stern chapel.

Learning: attend mini-workshops with temple’s talented adult faculty and lay leaders.

Social Justice: Bring a carton of shelf-stable milk to feed the hungry, and the Social Justice council will match it with a donation of two cartons!

community: enjoy sweet treats and learn the connection between Shavuot and dairy foods.

no cost to attend; reservations requested: participate.tedallas.org/shavuot

celebrate in an evening of song, silence and prayer, with mini-workshops

to express your creativity, and adult learning taught by our amazing faculty. hear the ten commandments read by our Shabbat torah readers. enjoy sweet

dairy and non-dairy scoops!


The DesigNThe chapel was designed as a com-plementary addition to our historic midcentury building by Howard Meyer and Max Sandfield. Described below by Cunningham Architects are some of the design features to enhance our experience of it.

wiNDows The frosted windows are composed of three different types of frosted glass, with each glass type hav-ing a slightly different transparency level. This mosaic glass is a modern interpretation of the art glass located throughout the existing building (spe-cifically seen throughout Olan Sanctu-

ary), but also serves to focus the gaze of chapel visitors toward the live oak trees inside the Nasher-Haemisegger Atrium and away from unwanted dis-tractions.

AcousTicAl ceiliNg pANels Commonly re-

ferred to as the “clouds,” they are wood panels supported by steel framing, which serve to reflect sound and music from the bimah to the seating area.

MATeriAls The primary material used throughout is white oak wood, selected for its lighter color tones and interest-ing grain pattern. The other materials, such as cork flooring, plaster ceiling and walls, miscellaneous dark bronze elements, were selected to match mate-rials and finishes used throughout both the original existing building as well as the new and renovated areas.

eNTrANce The primary entrance proces-sional into Stern Chapel was de-signed so as to require visitors to pass through the Tycher Gathering Space, through a new “connector” vestibule and into the chapel. This proces-sion leads visitors past a collection of existing, renovated and new building elements; reminding visitors of the history and growth of the building and congregation.

screeN wAlls AND BAlcoNy DeTAil The perfo-rations seen at the balcony guardrail and the screen walls primarily serve to provide acoustical openings in the wood, allowing a percentage of the sound to emanate from the bimah. The hole pattern is an interpolation and abstraction of images of nature and foliage (using advanced software to achieve this effect), helping to reinforce the connection with nature and more specifically the Nasher-Hae-misegger Atrium.

Awe iNspiriNgOpen your heart and mind to wonder in Temple’s beautiful new chapel.

Put away those hardhats. Stern Chapel, the architectural and psychic showplace of Temple’s expansion and renovation project, is open for business. Spiritual business that is—the real work of building our community from within as we experience prayer anew. We hope you’ve had a chance to experience the power of the new chapel over the past two weeks in our “month of firsts.” And by all means, don’t stop at one visit.

26 feet, 10 inches Highest point to ceilingThe NuMBers 12,850 total

square footage26 x 86 feet Dimension of glass window wall

517 Number of seats (354 fixed; 163 movable)

71 feet Length of center aisle from back doors to ark

The ArT “Respecting Howard Meyer’s original ‘legacy of vision and light,’ the new chapel includes three major artist commissions: The ner tamid by Linda Ridway in collaboration with Jim Cinquemani, the ark doors by Suzanne Tick and the custom bimah furniture by Mira Nakashima. Intentionally, the medium of the artists references the materials used in the Olan Sanctuary but reinterprets the ritual pieces with a contemporary spirit.”-Barbara Rosenblatt, Art Subcommittee, Design and Construction Committee

The Ner TAMiD “This was the first large-scale piece where I have incorporated 24k gold leafing to the final patina. The gold added the light I was search-ing to describe in the ner tamid.” -Linda Ridgway

“The ner tamid itself is cast bronze of a random arrangement of twigs and branches. Because this arrangement is asymmetrical, its center of gravity is not a perfect balance from a hanging standpoint. Therefore, special provisions were incorporated into the cable mount system above the ceiling to counter-balance the load of the bronze in order for it to appear to hang as the artist had intended.” - Jim Cinquemani

The Ark “I am especially moved by the ark and its doors. The doors will be cov-ered with a Suzanne Tick weaving made exclusively of copper wire and fragments of colorful Mylar balloons washed up on the beaches of Fire Island. The notion that the Torah will be housed in some-thing bright and beautiful that others considered discarded issues a powerful message. Too often we think of a con-gregation as the place to come when we

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are dressed up for a holiday or a simcha, with our best smiles on and our best selves always in evidence. But the truth is, we need to be a place where people can come when they are feeling bro-ken, abandoned, alone. To say that our holiest object will be housed in some-thing decorated with material which was “washed up”—and that what seems washed up can be beautiful—goes to the heart of who we try to be as an open and compassionate community. Our sages taught that the first set of tablets of the commandments, broken by Moses in his anger at the Golden Calf, traveled in the ark with the second set Moses later created with God. Our message is the same: Wholeness and brokenness both partake of the holy, and both have a home here.” -Rabbi David Stern

The BiMAh FurNishiNgs “The music stands were all cut from a single interesting plank of walnut in order to give them

a sense of continuity and relationship to each other. The kiddush table was made from a very special, thick and figured piece of black walnut with bark inclusions and small portions of free edges (the natural contours of the tree) breaking its rectilinear form. The Torah reading table had more complete free edges even in the center, and because of its height, was finished carefully on both sides. There is a large East Indian rosewood lip on the bottom to hold the Torah.” -Mira Nakashima

The experieNceWhat do you hope visitors to this space will experience?

“Wonderful interaction between clergy and con-gregants in a beautiful and enriching setting for prayer and family life cycle events.” - Randy Ratner, co-chair, Design and Construction com-mittee

“The poet Mary Oliver says it best. ‘Beauty can both shout and whisper.’ ” -Linda Ridgway “Encounters with one another, the sacred texts of our people, and the beauty of nature. The design reinforces the spiritual idea that something larger binds us together.” - Rabbi Asher Knight “The beauty and cycles of God’s creation that organize Jewish life. The windows of the Stern Cha-pel offer this wonderful opportunity for inspiration and connection.” -Rabbi Debra Robbins

“Sacred quality, a sense of peace, a connection to nature and the universe that my

father believed existed in all solid wood when treated with the proper respect—the soul of a tree.” -Mira Nakashima

Becoming B’nai MitzvahZoe Meredith Bell, May 28daughter of tracy and Jay Bellschool: parkhill Junior HighTikkun Olam: March of dimes, Special

olympics, Vickery Meadow Food pantry, North texas Food Bank

Hailey Glynn Baer, May 7daughter of Stacey and doug Baerschool: parish episcopal SchoolTikkun Olam: Jill Stone community

garden, MS Society

Zoe elizabeth Baer, May 7daughter of Stacey and doug Baerschool: greenhillTikkun Olam: Legacy at preston Hollow

Jason Thomas Bodzy, May 7Son of debbie and david Bodzyschool: parkhill Junior HighTikkun Olam: North dallas Food Bank,

camp Simcha, Family Mitzvah corps

alexis Hamburger, June 4daughter of cara and gregg Hamburgerschool: preston Hollow presbyterian Tikkun Olam: attitudes & attire

emily Farrell Rubin, May 21 daughter of Susan and chuck Rubinschool: episcopal School of dallasTikkun Olam: project transformation

Katelyn “Katie” Claire Zweig, May 21daughter of Lori and Brian Zweigschool: greenhillTikkun Olam: Vogel alcove

Baby NamingsSloan emerson chalfantDaughter of Elizabeth and Alex Chalfant

Madison Riley HudesDaughter of Jessica and Lance Hudes

Leilah Ruth KoplowDaughter of Naomi Nanasi and Justin Koplow

Conversionsadrian durdenKevin ovens

WeddingsRobin edwards and Richard MargolinLindsay Smith and Zach SteinbergMeredith olian and Jacob teplin terri gold and adam ZoblotskyJennifer Levine and evan Varadi

New and Returning Membersdan avneryandy, Will and tahlia Mccawleydaniel & denise Rosenstein

In MemoriamKenneth BaumBrother of Lester Baum, Freda Gail Stern and Lila Berlin

Mary christopherMother of Holly Lynn

Kathleen gloverMother of Julie Glover

Kayce goldbergDaughter of Shari and Steven GoldbergSister of Reghan and Braden Goldberg

Zane Skylar greerSon of Stephanie Katz and Michael GreerGrandson of Beverly and Gary Katz

Karl KahnFather of Nancy Kahn and Trudy Kahn

elaine KrauseMother of Dvora Krause, Jarol Krause and Nathania Krause

Jay Lebcowitz

Julian “Sonny” LernerFather of Cynthia Gilbert and Joy Lerner

Bernard LevyMother of Frada Sandler

Sylvia MillerMother of Norman Miller

Marge NovorrMother of Patty Novorr Traub

david William ReubenFather of Louise Elam

Lisa SachsDaughter of Roxanne SachsSister of Wendy SachsStepdaughter of Reba Sachs

Nathan “Nick” SachsHusband of Reba Price SachsFather of Lisa Sachs and Wendy Sachs, Suzanne and Jimmy Kosinski and Tami and Bill PayneBrother of Abbie Miller

Richard thalheimerBrother of Jonathan Thalheimer

Igor ZhukovskiyFather of Oleg Zhukovskiy

Mazel Tovto emily atlas on the marriage of her daughter Johanna atlas aronson to christopher Morris Whaley

to Jack Repp on receiving the Jack altman Humanitarian award from the dallas Holocaust center at the V-e day commemoration of the 71st anniversary of the end of WWII.

to Sarah yarrin, on being honored by Scottish Rite Hospital for 30 years as a volunteer.

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Moniker MonikerCONTRIBUTIONs

OUR CONGReGaTION

dora aronson Helping Hands FundDistributions by Rabbi David Stern to individuals in need of financial assistance, particularly in dire situations

Memory of Elizabeth Greenmanby Carol & Mark Wigder

Memory of Beth F. Kahnby Lynn & Jay Staub

Memory of Ita Marquevich Kolberby Rose & Jay Brenner

Memory of Jay Lebcowitzby Donald & Barbara Zale

Memory of Dorothy Levensonby Marianne Morris

Memory of Howard Liebmanby Barry & Sandra Kronick

Memory of Karen S. Sternby Larry Golman

Clergy Good Works FundDistributions to charitable organizations, needy individu-als, or community causes by Temple’s clergy

Memory of Arlene Antweilby Audrey Pincu

Memory of Myron Ballby Miriam Karp

Memory of Joan Beckby Lynn & Jay Staub

Memory of Herman Benderby Michael & Dianne Bender

Memory of Henry Brahinskyby Hannah Brahinsky, z’l’’

Memory of Pauline Brahinskyby David Brahinskyby Hannah Brahinsky, z’l’’

Memory of Martin P. Brownby Michael & Marcie Brown

Memory of Leonard Carpby Beth & Jim Gold

Memory of Yolanda Clarkby Beth & Jim Gold

Memory of Reuben A. Cohenby Malcolm & Sylvia Cohen

Memory of Ervin Eatensonby Zel Kahn

Memory of Sanford P. Fagadauby Beth & Jim Goldby Ruth Robinson

Memory of Irving Goidlby Adrian Goldberg

Memory of Elizabeth Greenmanby Beth & Jim Goldby Joyce & Alan Goldberg

Memory of Ted Hermanby Joyce & Alan Goldberg

Memory of Karl Kahnby Robert Mayerby Connie Rudick

Memory of Milton Kesselby Ken & Elaine Stillman

Memory of Connie Landsmanby Lori & Randall Isenberg

Memory of Sonny Lernerby Pauline De Nurby Hannah Rubin

Memory of Frances Michaelson Okonby Tricia & Matt Gold

Memory of Sydney & Richard Rosenbergby Beth & Jim Goldby Gaylyn & Howard Lippby Rick & Sally Rosenberg

Memory of Johnny Sheldon Seidelby Gaylyn & Howard Lipp

Memory of Roger Stanleyby Beth & Jim Gold

Memory of Karen S. Sternby Shirley & Michael Lobel

Memory of Edwin Thormanby Kitzi Ballby Rosie Strombergby Barbara Thorman

Memory of Igor Zhukovskiyby Oleg & Yelena Zhukovskiy

Memory of Harry Zopolskyby Erin & Joe Zopolsky

Anniversary of Lynn & Bob Behrendtby Bette & Gary Morchower

Appreciation of Rabbi Asher Knightby Jeanne Fagadauby Phyllis Jacobs & Carl Patrick

Appreciation of Rabbi Debra Robbinsby The Family of Kirke Coney

Appreciation of Phyllis & Joe Somerby Eleanor Rudberg

Bar Mitzvah of Jacob Liebermanby Hannah & Carl Beren

Birthday of Carol Brinby Pauline De Nur

Birthday of Robert Cohanby Bob & Lynn Behrendt

Birthday of Michael Lowenbergby Bob & Lynn Behrendt

Contribution by Marcia Fitzmaurice

Conversion of Francky V Xavierby Malcolm & Sylvia Cohenby Rhona Streit

Honor of Rabbi David Sternby Ann & Fred Margolin

Honor of the naming of Olivia Rose Chartanby Eric & Rebecca Chartan

Honor of the unveiling of June Feltmanby Allen & Arlene Feltman

Speedy recovery of Leah Beth Kolniby Marcia Grossfeld

Speedy recovery of Barry Rothschildby Judy & Ronald Foxman

anne and sam Kesner Caring Congregation FundAssistance for Temple mem-bers through all phases of life, including hospitalization, elder care, military service, mental health challenges and grief

Memory of Gertrude “Gerry” Davis Asinofby Paula Asinof

Memory of Evelyn Goldsteinby Barbara Miller

Memory of Minnie Klibanoffby Marty Mintz

Memory of Marvin Labovitzby Joan & Jerome Skibell

Memory of Bernard Levyby Bobbie & David Repp

Memory of Harold Lippby Gaylyn & Howard Lipp

Memory of Libby Lippby Gaylyn & Howard Lipp

Memory of Mary Mayersonby Bobbi & Jerry Wells

Memory of Silvia Millerby Sheryl & Gordon Bogen

Memory of Betty Landram Mossby Nina Cortell & Bob Fine

Memory of Ida Potterby Natalie Potter

Birthday of Katherine Bauerby Ellen Samuels

Yes Fund of sisterhoodSupport of the Youth, Educa-tion and Service program of Women of Reform Judaism

Memory of Joe Schwartzwaldby Miriam Cohenby Phyllis & Marty Mills

WRJ/sisterhood of Temple emanu-elSupport of Women of Reform Judaism

Memory of Dr. Rita G. Newmanby Shirley & Charles Crane

OUR TeMpLe aNd CeMeTeRY

Rose Marion & Lee H. Berg Building FundUpkeep and maintenance of our historic building

Memory of Joan Beckby Ross & Marcia Talbott

Memory of June Feltmanby Allen & Arlene Feltman

Memory of Jack Fuquaby Eric & Sharon Goldbergby Steve & Jackie Waldman

Memory of Alvin Goodsteinby Judy & Richard Rome

Memory of Cookie Goodsteinby Judy & Richard Rome

Memory of Elizabeth Greenmanby Becky & Ken Bruderby Marge Coffey & daughtersby Burton & Barbara Einspruchby Pat Fagadauby Lynda & Gordon Newmanby Steve & Betty Silverman

Memory of Max Cooper Hurstby Adele Hurst

Memory of Renate Kahnby Chris Kase

Memory of Beth F. Kahnby Rita Morgan

SATuRDAYS

Bea Kabler Chever TorahStart Shabbat morning with us in Temple’s

longest running adult education class, then join us for the Shabbat morning service.

9-10:20am, Kosberg Learning Space (northeast hallway between Linz/Tycher and Pollman Hall,

first room on the right past the secure glass doors)

Words of The WiseTake advantage of the world of Jewish knowledge

in ongoing classes at Temple.

adULT LeaRNING

MAY 11, 18, 25

TalmudDon’t miss Rabbi

David Stern’s popular Wednesday morning sessions on Talmud.

7:30-8:30am, Linz Hall

MAY 1, 8, 15

Torah from the Beginning

Experience Torah in depth in group discussions on

Sundays when YL+E is in session. 10-11:30am, JCC

DOn’T FORGET YOuR ALEF BET!While formal adult

Hebrew classes

have ended for

the semester,

there’s no

reason to get

rusty over the

summer. Spend

a few minutes

or an evening

with us on Wednes-

day nights, brushing up

on your Hebrew vocabulary skills, prepar-

ing for your adult b’nai mitzvah or polish-

ing your prayerbook reading. Steve Kendall,

one of our awesome Hebrew teachers, will

be available from 6:30-8:30pm on Wednes-

days in Lieberman Family Learning Space.

Free. May 18-July 27

rabbi Brian Zimmerman

We will be honoring and thanking rabbi

Zimmerman, our Scholar-in-residence this

year, at 10:30am on Saturday, May 14 at the

Shabbat morning service. Following the service,

a complimentary light lunch will be served.

eileen Kreisler, Zelda Lane and Jan timmons

please join us in honoring these three longtime

staff members who recently retired from the

department of youth Learning + engagement.

Friday, May 20, 6:15pm,

Shabbat evening service, Stern chapel

Thank You TEACHERS!


Moniker Moniker

Memory of Minnie Shoss Hoffman Ladinby Adele Hurst

Memory of Sonny Lernerby Jerry Ely

Memory of Yetta Levinby Richard Levin

Memory of Bernard Levyby Robert Goidelby Robert & Sally Rosen

Memory of Della Marcusby Allen & Arlene Feltman

Memory of Stanley Marikby Amy & Richard Blum and Family

Memory of Betty Landram Mossby Steve & Jackie Waldman

Memory of Marge Novorrby Adrienne & Thomas Rosen

Memory of Maurice Polakoffby Richard & Roslyn Polakoff

Memory of David Reubenby Judy & Richard Rome

Memory of Ben H. Rosenthal, Sr.by Gary & Marian Rosenthal

Memory of Phyllis Sallingerby Linda & Michael Wolfson

Memory of Murry Schonfeldby Howard & Carol Gene Cohenby Michael & Natalie Waldmanby Steve & Jackie Waldman

Memory of Lillian Spitzerby Lottye Brodsky

Memory of Walter Steirnby Wendy & Stephen Lieman

Memory of Bernice Steirnby Wendy & Stephen Lieman

Memory of Karen S. Sternby Molly Bogenby Albert & Rose Schiff

Memory of Norma “Sissy” Gottlieb Teiberby Steve & Betty Silverman

Memory of Edwin Thormanby Michelle and Gerald Gordonby Natalie Potter

Memory of Joseph Torantoby Richard & Barbara Toranto

Birthday of Sheldon Frankelby Laurie & Zola Blicker

Honor of Phyllis Steinhartby Judy & Gary Weiser

Temple emanu-el Cemetery endowment FundDistribution from the Temple Foundation supporting the maintenance and improvement of cemetery grounds

Memory of Kenneth Baumby Joni & Robert Cohan

Memory of Karl Kahnby Max Edward & Marilyn Tonkon

Memory of Elaine B. Krauseby Leonard B. Phillips

Memory of Sonny Lernerby Joan Loebby Jay & Betty Lorch

Memory of Bernice C. Mossby Terri Hornberger

Memory of Eugene K. Sangerby Eugene & Barbara Sanger

Memory of Robert Schmidtby Helen Schmidt

dorothy and Henry Jacobus archives FundSupport of special exhibits from our Archives

Honor of Buddy Rosenthalby Louis & Carol Wadel

Rabbi Gerald J. Klein Memorial Cemetery FundBeautification and improve-ments at the Temple Emanu-El Cemetery

Memory of Sonny Lernerby Esther Matthew

Memory of Lester P. Lorchby Jay & Betty Lorch

Rabbi Gerald J. Klein Garden FundMaintenance of the Klein Garden

Memory of Samuel Fleckerby Kimberly & Michael Flecker

Memory of Kayce Goldbergby Kimberly & Michael Flecker

Memory of Marian M. Goldbergby Julie & Michael Lowenberg

alex F. Weisberg Library FundPurchases of Judaic books, publications and entertainment media

Memory of Joan Beckby Arlene Leibs

Memory of Sonny Lernerby Arlene Leibs

Memory of Bernard Levyby Arlene Leibs

Birthday of Carol Brinby Arlene Leibs

GeNeRaL

Temple emanu-el General Operating FundSupport of Temple’s general programs and events

Memory of Joseph Bercovitchby David & Diane Birk

Memory of Melanie Davidoffby Charles & Eileen Davidoff

Memory of Bernard Freedby Gary & Diane Freed

Memory of Sophie Gordonby Avie Schonwald

Memory of Karl Kahnby Robert & Cynthia Adler

Memory of Dr. Jack Kleinby Mike Redmond & Greg Wisner

Memory of Sydney Rosenbergby Lizzy & Jules Greif

Memory of Richard Rosenbergby Lizzy & Jules Greif

Memory of William Solomonby Eric & Barbara Solomon

Memory of Nathan Wolfby Leon & Betsy Wolf

Memory of Celia Zelenby Louise Lerner

Birth of Matan Orby Jane & Cameron Larkin

Temple emanu-el General endowment FundDistribution from the Temple Foundation supporting Tem-ple’s programs

Memory of Kenneth Baumby Raymond & Deanne Termini

Memory of Yolanda Clarkby Susan & Michael Ablemanby Shirley & Charles Crane

Memory of Betty Landram Mossby Bobbi & Richard Massman

Memory of Edwin Thormanby Susie Imrem

Anniversary of Lynn & Bob Behrendtby Barbara & Stanley Rabin

MUsIC aNd pRaYeR

Music FundEnhancement of Temple music programs

Memory of Kenneth Baumby Pauline De Nur

Memory of Karl Kahnby Mary Ann & Marshall Lustigby Bette Millerby Hannah Rubinby Sarah Yarrin & Jack Repp

Memory of Estell Kolodnyby Jamie Tonkon & Family

Memory of Leonard Kolodnyby Jamie Tonkon & Family

Memory of Dr. Rita G. Newmanby Norma Schlinger

Memory of Joe Schwartzwaldby Toby Gruber

Memory of Edwin Thormanby Gail Arbetterby Pauline De Nurby Connie Rudickby Max & Miriam Vernon

Memory of Samson Wienerby Nancy Marcus

Anniversary of Lynn & Bob Behrendtby Ynette & Jim Hogue

Birthday of Carol Brinby Ron & Marianne Aaronby Kitzi Ballby Hannah & Carl Berenby Adele R. Frommby Ruth Goldbergby Jay & Betty Lorchby Missy Mandell & Pam Fleischakerby Hannah Rubinby Beverly Tobianby Max & Miriam Vernon

Celebration of Francky V Xavierby Sue Weiner

Conversion of Kevin Ovensby Marcia Kotick

aline Rutland prayer Book FundPurchases of prayer books

Memory of Jane F. Rayby Ilene & Steve Sandersby Susie Wolbe

Memory of Sol Woloshinby Randi & Mike Smerud

CONTRIBUTIONsCONTRIBUTIONs

Our Temple | Our Future

your name here!Our Temple building is transformed, thanks to the financial gifts of 56

percent of our congregants and the talent, creativity and countless hours

of our staff, clergy, lay and professional partners. As we close the books on

this historic campaign, we invite you one last time to give if you haven’t,

and increase your gift if you are in a position to do so. All gifts of $18,000

plus will be acknowledged on a donor wall in Tycher Gathering Space.

G I v I N G L e v e L s

$18,000+

$25,000+

$36,000+

$50,000+

$100,000+

$180,000+

$250,000+

$500,000+

$1 million+

Contact: Kristianne Hinkamp, Director of Development, [email protected]

adULT pROGRaMs

Katherine F. Baum adult education FundSupport for adult education programs

Memory of Kenneth Baumby Julie & Michael Lowenberg

Memory of Elizabeth Greenmanby Sheryl & Gordon Bogenby Stuart & Fern Gleichenhausby Joan & Jerome Skibell

Memory of Bernard Levyby Marla H. Bane & Michael Benson

Memory of Murry Schonfeldby Nancy & David Eldridge

Leonard M. Cohen adult education FundSupport of adult education programs

Memory of Edith H. Levyby Carol Levy

Memory of Salomon Levyby Carol Levy

Appreciation of Rabbi Debra Robbinsby Ruth Lurie

Honor of Rabbi Debra Robbinsby Miriam Cohenby Yael Etzkin & Karen Trager

Walter & dolores Neustadt Lecture FundSupport of programs with noted speakers

Memory of Saurine Brownby Sondie Rosenthal

Henry d. schlinger ethics symposium endowment FundSupport of the Rabbi Levi A. Olan Lectures

Memory of Douglas Gerhardtby Helen Stern

Memory of Sonny Lernerby Norma Schlinger

Birthday of Carol Brinby Norma Schlinger

david B. shalom Religious education FundFinancial assistance for religious education of Temple members

Memory of Goldie Faye Hillmanby Helene Shalom

sOCIaL JUsTICe

Hunger Relief projectsCollection of funds for hunger relief throughout the year, es-pecially during High Holy Days and Passover

Memory of Jeanette Abramsby Miriam & Max Vernon

Memory of Joan Beckby Ilene & Steve Sanders

Memory of Mae Guckenheimerby Miriam & Max Vernon

Memory of Karl Kahnby Chris Kase

Memory of Hyman Levineby Harriet Levine

Memory of Michael William Mazaby Jean Maza

Memory of Joe Schwartzwaldby Miriam & Max Vernon

Memory of Helen Vorchheimerby Miriam & Max Vernon

Appreciation of James Reismanby Karen & Christopher Cheniae

Birthday of Carol Brinby Ida Strasmick

Birthday of Margaret Guggenheimby Ida Strasmick


Moniker Moniker

The Jill stone Tikkun Olam FundSupport of Temple’s social justice programs including initiatives, advocacy, projects and lectures

Memory of Irene Dominusby Marc & Joie Dominus

Memory of Elizabeth Greenmanby Annette & Jack Cormanby Mitzi & Rick Kahn

Memory of Karl Kahnby Annette & Jack Corman

Memory of Phyllis Sallingerby Susan R. Hoffman & Sam Gottlieb

Memory of Karen S. Sternby Annette & Jack Corman

Anniversary of Bob Behrendtby Marsha & Lawrence Fischman

Honor of Cheryl Pollmanby Nina Cortell & Bob Fine

priscilla R. stern Memorial FundSupports of literacy projects in the general and Jewish communities

Birth of Granddaughter of Debbie & Chuck Steinby Marcia Grossfeld

Birthday of Marc Andresby Ruthie & Alan Shor

Birthday of Susan Batesby Ruthie & Alan Shor

Birthday of Rabbi Nancy Kastenby Ruthie & Alan Shor

Birthday of Carol Levyby Ruthie & Alan Shor

Birthday of Mark Masinterby Ruthie & Alan Shor

social Justice Fund for Youth educationSupport of worthwhile educa-tional causes for youth in need

Memory of Leonard Carpby Ellen, Michael, & Leah Frajman

Memory of Gail Mentby Susan & Ian Shores

Birth of Myer Edward Stantonby Nancy & Charles Stanton

YOUTH LeaRNING + eNGaGeMeNT

William p. Budner Youth Library FundPurchases of Judaic books and publications for students

Memory of Yolanda Clarkby Katherine & Jacques Aferiat

by Miriam Cohenby Kathy & Alan Freemanby Liz & Marvin Friedmanby Nancy & Philip Greilichby Ozzie & Mel Kleinby Barbara & Carl Leeby Vicki & Charles Reddenby Joyce & Joseph Rosenfieldby Ellen Sher & Stan Goldmanby Jan & Tom Timmonsby Sarah Yarrin & Jack Repp

Memory of Moe Kaplanby Roz & Art Kaplan

Bar Mitzvah of Francky V. Xavierby Ellen Sher & Stan Goldman

early Childhood education Center Support of ECEC programs

Memory of Farra J. Bloomby Jacque & Freddy Roberts

Memory of Ceil (Cecile) Echtby Toby Niger

THe pICNIC CINeMa eMaNU-eL

den. Members arrived to a parking lot filled with flats of lumber, mountains of soil, and piles of mulch. We learned about Judaism’s agrarian roots. We sang and prayed. Few knew each other. Slowly, we began to plot and assemble. The members helped each other build. And as we worked, we began to share stories. The bonds that were planted that day have blossomed. Today, our community gardeners have supported each other through periods of mourning with meals made from food grown in the garden. They have donated fresh food and shared hilarious moments of camaraderie, organized Jewish learning through a Sh’ma Group, and developed meaningful spiritual practices.

This story is emblematic of what I love about Temple. At every turn, Temple Emanu-El is offering compelling, relevant and stimulating Jewish experiences that use the complexity and beauty of our tradition as a lens through which we explore our own lives. We seek to create con-nections to Judaism through meaningful relationships, fellowship, learning and expressive spiritual practices. I believe that we are trying to build a relational and sacred community that makes a positive impact upon the lives of our members and our world.

Ben Bag Bag’s words also remind us that Judaism is an evolving tradition. The value of our faith is revealed as much through our constant questions as through the transmitted answers. In that way, each of us has a duty and role to continue the conversation. It is incumbent upon us to gain knowledge of the past, so that we may have agency in creating a meaningful present and a strong future.

Thank you for the enormous blessing of allowing me to be your rabbi, for being my teacher as you have allowed me to be yours. While our relationship will change, this community will always be part of my extended family.

(coNtINued FRoM coVeR)

Memory of Beth F. Kahnby Lynn & Jay Staub

Memory of Elaine B. Krauseby Elaine Betcherby Joyce & Joseph Rosenfield

Memory of Bernard Levyby Sara & David Gail

Appreciation of Rabbi Nancy Kastenby David & Diane Birk

Speedy recovery of Shelly Senderby Joan Glauberman

Gina Rosenfield Levy Greene Family Camp scholarship FundFinancial assistance to families for Greene Family Camp

Memory of Raymond Ettelmanby Phillip & Phyllis Stoup

Memory of Sara Plotkinby Diane Plotkin

Memory of Richard “Dick” Presbyby Mindy & Mark Tulbert

Birthday of Marlene Marksby Mindy & Mark Tulbert

paul Lande summer Camp scholarship FundScholarships for children to at-tend Jewish summer camp

Memory of Milton Kesselby Rose Kessel

early Childhood education Center Support of ECEC library

Memory of Yolanda Clarkby Wendy & George Palmerby Phyllis & Joe Somer

Metz Youth FundScholarships for Jewish activi-ties sponsored by Temple or other Jewish organizations

Birthday of Doris Metzby Ellen & Allan Metz

Birthday of Joseph Metzby Ellen & Allan Metz

Martin & Charlotte Weiss FundScholarships for YL+E fees, books and additional expenses

Memory of Sonny Lernerby Richard & Shelley Hirsh

Memory of Marge Novorrby Robert, Carol, & Judy Hirsh

Birthday of Beatrice Hirshby Robert, Carol, & Judy Hirsh

Youth scholarship FundFinancial assistance to fami-lies for participation in youth programs

Memory of Leonard Goodman Jr.by Larry & Karla Steinberg

Memory of Jennie D. Katzby Marlene & Allen Laner

Memory of Cheryl Ann McBrideby Robin Kosberg & Mark Washofsky

Memory of Jack Millerby Richard & Roslyn Polakoff

Memory of Cynthia H. Morinby Beth & Dennis Jacobs

Conversion of Adrian Derdenby Robin Kosberg

Conversion of Carl Patrickby Robin Kosberg

a ceLeBRatIoN aNd dedIcatIoN oF ouR coMMuNIty

Sunday, September 11 • 11am

LeaRNING * art and building tours * challah bites baking * pRaYeR * mezuzot making * jamming with your favorite

temple musicians * something for everyone * hope wall * kids’

corral * IsRaeL * delicious lunch * casual and cool * Hebrew cake

walk * walking meditation * COMMUNITY * Sh’ma group and

Bayit signups * caNstruction social justice project * Israel

experiences * free * the place to be * TIKKUN OLaM

July 5 Woman in Gold

July 12 Above and Beyond

July 19 A Borrowed Identity

July 26 Deli Man

Cinema Emanu-El

Tuesday evenings, 7pm

Tobian Auditorium

$12 for 4-film series

$4 individual film

participate.tedallas.org/cinema

https://participate.tedallas.org/cinema

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