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WEEKLY SERVICES FRIDAY . . . . . . .6:30PM SATURDAY . . . 9:30AM SUNDAY. . . . . . 8:30AM
CONGREGATION SHAARAY TEFILA 68 Bay Street, Glens Falls NY 12801 (518) 792-4945 Fax: (518) 792-5966
E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.shaaraytefila-gfny.org
OFFICE HOURS: Mon.– Thu., 8:30 AM until 1:30 PM
NOVEMBER 2016
TISHREI - CHESHVAN
5777
BOARD PRESIDENT: Mark Hoffman GABBI: Mike Gersten
RABBI’S MESSAGE
Sukkot is the time of our joy – Zeman Simchateinu. What is it that brings us the most joy in life? Isn’t it giving to those we love? What state of being is more filled with joy that the possibility of giving a gift away to those whom we most love? And that gift can be giving our time, which may be even more valuable than any item we are able to buy. During Sukkot, we practice exactly this kind of giving. We invite guests to our booth. We fill it up with good food, good wine, joy, laughter and song. If the sukkot that I visited during the first days of Sukkot are any indication, then a sukkah should tremble with boisterous conversation, and mutual enjoyment. To some, this comes as a surprise. Aren’t the most important days of the Jewish year, Rosh Hashannah and Yom Kippur, which are filled with awe, the minor key and a sense of taking our lives in our hands as we go to God in prayer. But in Jewish thought/theology, Sukkot is understood as the culmination of this season. The proper end point, the destination toward which all this gathering together as a community, and crying out, and blasting of the Shofar has been leading.
The Sefat Emet, puts it in uniquely poignant language. He claims, “Sukkah is about Chuppah,” i.e. the booth in which we reside this week is basically similar to becoming married. In Jewish law, Chuppah is the action of moving in with the one that we marry. And so he points out that in Leviticus, it says, Ani Hashem Mekadisheichem (Vayikra 22:32), “I am the one who sanctifies, or betroths you to me.” It’s as if God is saying, “Behold, you are set apart, you are married to me.” It also says, “When I brought out Israel, I caused them to dwell in Sukkot.” (Vaykira 23:43) And so the Sukkah becomes the
place in which we are also set aside for God. It becomes the wedding canopy.
It’s important that the Jewish New Year begins with a time of joy! Sukkot is a time of widening our celebration, inviting others to join us in our Sukkah. It’s important that the Jewish year starts with a focus on hospitality, on kindness, on sharing our blessings with others. The Jewish year, beginning with this harvest festival, is a time of giving thanks for the harvest, of rejoicing in song and of feasting. Though we might think the year starts with the High Holidays, Sukkot is actually the first major biblical festival during the year. The year begins with this time of welcoming strangers, and it takes us back to those early days when we were on a honeymoon with God. Sukkot is like flipping through the photo-album. Somehow it’s when we see those pictures of how we used to live, that we remember the times when were happiest, when we were children, when we lived in complete dependency and joy.
This year, may our congregation focus our attention on welcoming our new members. On sharing joy, and blessing and song and meals together.
May we remember the love we have received, so that we are able to give good gifts to those we love – gifts of our presence and of love. May we be blessed to live our lives and live through this Jewish calendar year, 5777, from a place of abiding blessing, of joy that bubbles up from our encounter with God and our practice of mitzvot and that joy will flow into the lives of all those around us.
Shanah tovah! A good new year!
Stephen Slater, Student Rabbi
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT
It was great to see familiar and not so familiar faces at High Holiday services this year. This annual convocation has a tendency to be a little formal and short on interpersonal interaction but I thought Rabbi Slater did a wonderful job of using the opportunity to create community. As one young man commented to me at the Break-Fast, “It's not just the same old same old.” I was particularly delighted to see so many congregants blowing shofar at our annual end of Yom Kippur shofar blow off.
As I write this message, we are in the Succoth holiday period. If you want to party Jewishly, Succoth is a great time to do it. We look forward to celebrating Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah again this year with Rabbi Slater. Those of you who attended services last year can attest that we had a blast.
Intermediate Hebrew class will be starting up again Wednesday October 26 at 7PM. If you would like to develop your Hebrew skills, contact me at [email protected] to see what we can do for you.
Please be sure to come hear our visiting lecturer on the subject of “The Catholic Church and the Jews” on Saturday November 5 at 7 PM. We are fortunate to have this renowned and compelling speaker at Shaaray Tefila.
This month, in addition to our usual weekly schedule, we will be having a short Jewish Journey Friday night service on Friday November 18 at 6:30 PM followed by Shabbat dinner at the synagogue. This will be appropriate for people all ages. We hope to create a meaningful Shabbat experience for people with any level of familiarity with Jewish practice.
There is an oft quoted philosophical question: “If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?” As we approach the colder seasons in the North Country and many of our regular congregants head south, we will have a challenge to attract participation
in our services and activities. We are working hard to create Jewish experiences for you. But without you, there will be no Jewish experiences. Please take advantage of what Shaaray Tefila has to offer. Please help us achieve the critical mass of participants to create meaningful Jewish life here.
Mark Hoffman
SYNAGOGUE NEWS,
ANNOUNCEMENTS, and
IMPORTANT DATES
CONGREGATION MEETING: Monday, November 7th, at 7:00 PM. Please make every effort to attend.
KOSHER DELIVERY
The deadline to place your order for the local Kosher Delivery is on Monday November 14th.
The Deliver will be on Tuesday November 22nd. Call 1-800-727-5674 to place your
order.
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Best Wishes to the Following Members for
a Very Happy Anniversary:
Arnold & Diane Alkes November 3
27th anniversary
Morris & Hilda Schwartz November 9
70th anniversary
Jeffrey & Patti Schwartz November 13
33rd anniversary
Michael & Jo-Ann Rapaport November 15
24th anniversary
Congregation Shaaray Tefila and Sisterhood Send Their Very Best Birthday Wishes to the Following
Members and Friends:
November 3 November 6 Sarah Bush Hilda Schwartz
November 11 November 12 Beverly Yunich Barbara Frenyea
November 14 November 18 Claire Kantrowitz Sharon Aronson
November 19 November 25 Emily Korot Lukhas La Rock
Lewis Spar
THANK YOU TO SUNNY BUCHMAN for sponsoring the Break Fast in memory of her beloved husband Paul Buchman. Very special thanks go to all those of you who helped make the beautiful break-the-fast at the close of Yom Kippur possible. Thank you to the ones who prepared and others who helped with the clean-up and/or contributed various delicious dishes.
Our thanks, also, to Norman Kudan who provided us with the beautiful floral centerpiece once again this year.
We are very grateful to you all.
2016 Rosh Hashanah Floral Centerpiece
Fundraiser Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time in arranging and delivering the beautiful floral centerpieces. This year’s fundraiser was dedicated in memory of Charlotte Miller who passed away earlier this year. Charlotte leant us many years of her creative talent as Lead flower designer. We want to thank the special ladies who help arrange and deliver the floral centerpieces. Thank you to Bonnie Yanklowitz, Nancy Goldstein, Dolly Morrissey and Sharon Aronson. We couldn’t have done it without you! A very special thank you to Dolly Morrissey for chairing this event, yet again this year.
Congregation Shaaray Tefila would like to say a very special thank you to Price Chopper Golub Foundation, Binley’s
Florist, Lasting Impressions, and Wal-Marts for once again helping to support our Floral Centerpiece Fundraiser. Please remember to patronize them!
For all who attended the recent get- together at Rose Rothstein's home, it was a wonderful affair. Great food, great
company and great host, combined with Sunny Buchman's and Nancy Goldstein's planning to organize it made for an enjoyable time for all. Long time members got to know our newest congregants and vice-versa. We look forward to more new members and more enjoyable events. Student Rabbi Stephen Slater echoed everyone's enthusiasm. This was fun!
Thanks to all who attended. Larry Greenberg
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Congregation Shaaray Tefila thanks each and every supporter of the synagogue for your very kind and generous donation to this years’ Yom Kippur Appeal. Thank You to all of you who pledged or made donations we have made and exceeded our goal again this year!
Congregation Shaaray Tefila recently investigated and ordered a state of the art eight camera security system for our building. The system is expandable to 16 cameras if we need them. The cost for
this system is being paid for in part with an anonymous donation and will help us in the event there are any problems. We have been extremely fortunate that we have not had any major issues but some recent events have brought home how important it is to have cameras. In addition, we had a security guard in the building during the High Holidays for everyone's safety. Larry Greenberg House Chairman
The family of Arnold Mandwelle would like to extend their warmest thank to the congregation for all of their support, kind wishes and generosity in memory of their father, Arnold Mandwelle.
Having this caring and support made this much more comforting at this time. Thank you.
WEEKLY TORAH PORTION
GENESIS
Noach 05 November TORAH Genesis 6:9-11:32 HAFTARAH Isaiah 54:1-55:5 …………………………………………..………………………………………………………………………….
Lech Lecha 12 November TORAH Genesis 12:1-17:27 HAFTARAH Isaiah 40:27-41:16 …………………………………………..………………………………………………………………………….
Vayera 19 November TORAH Genesis 18:1-22:24 HAFTARAH 2 Kings 4:1-37 …………………………………………..………………………………………………………………………….
Chayei Sarah 26 November TORAH Genesis 23:1-25:18 HAFTARAH 1 Kings 1:1-31 …………………………………………..………………………………………………………………………….
Please call the synagogue office or send an email and inform us of both the happy and the sad occasions in your family, a change of
address, news, achievements, and stories or in the families of other congregants – so that we may share theses occasions with you.
Unless you tell us, we really have no way of knowing.
Norman Kudan and Family
would like to convey their
deepest appreciation and
thanks for all the hard work
and effort that was put in for
the recent unveiling and meal
that followed of their beloved
Sylvia. Special thank you to
Nancy Goldstein, Marilyn
Bazan & George Conable, Dolly
Morrissey, Mark & Cher
Hoffman, Helene Rudnick, and
Bonnie Yanklowitz.
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The Caring Community of Glens Falls
“The Caring Community of Glens Falls,” is under the auspices of Congregation Shaaray Tefila and Temple Beth El. If you would like to join the group or if you would welcome a visit from one of our volunteers, please call either Ellen Katz, Chairperson at (516-220-1924), the Synagogue office (792-4945) or the Temple office (792-4364). Unless you tell us, we really have no way of knowing.
We welcome member articles to our monthly Bulletin. We reserve the right to edit submissions for content and length. We reserve the right, at our discretion, to refuse to publish or remove any
content we deem inappropriate.
The Deadline for Bulletin submissions is the third Tuesday of the month. Please submit your article in an e-mail message or as an attachment to [email protected] .
WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE
THESE THOUGHTFUL
CONTRIBUTIONS
BUILDING /GENERAL FUND
Good health and healing wishes to Dan Korot Good health and healing wishes to Francine Torra
From, Dolly Morrissey
In memory of Mary Cohen From, Leone Straus
In honor of Robin & Mitchell Cohen’s anniversary In honor of Sam & Roberta Gottesman’s
anniversary In honor of Herb & Michele Levin’s anniversary
In honor of Neil Lebowitz’s birthday In honor of Dolly Morrissey’s birthday In honor of Sam Gottesman’s birthday
In honor of Ben Aronson’s birthday In honor of Nancy Kudan’s birthday
In honor of Rabbi Boaz Marmon’s birthday In honor of Ruth Shapiro’s birthday
From, Rose Rothstein
Donation from Marion De Marco
In memory of my sister, Ada Abt From, Gladys Wurzberger
HIGH HOLIDAY DONATIONS
Best Wishes for a healthy and happy New Year to you all!
From, Florence & Ed Weiss
In honor of the Stephen, Bethany and Anav Slater From, Myra & Fred Feldman
In honor of Sukkot From, Janice & Ken Jacobsen
M/M SAMUEL ARONSON EDUCATION FUND
In memory of Lee Buchman From, Judy Korcz
In memory of Arnold Slawsby From, Sunny Buchman
RABBI DISCRETIONARY FUND
In honor of the High Holiday Services From, Marc Lustick
PLEDGES 5777
In memory of my parents, Abraham & Sarah Spar and
In memory of my brother, Martin Spar
From: Lewis Spar
In honor of our children and granddaughter, Mila Gottesman
From: Sam & Roberta Gottesman
In loving memory of Harry Goldman From: Ruth Goldman
In memory of Seymour Bobbin, Alyssa Bobbin, Eta Rote-Rosen, Helen Krell, Shirley Kanofsky,
Nathan Slawsby, Arnold Slawsby, Isadore Charney, Etta Rose Charney, Bobby Augello,
and Father Michael Abraham From: The Bobbin & Charney Families
In memory of our parents: Robert & Rosalind Cohen
Irving Rapaport & Stella Rapaport-Fuld In memory of Morton Swinger,
In memory of Barbara’s grandparents: Louis & Faye Swinger
From: Barbara & Myron Rapaport
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In honor of ALL the Ladies and men who shop, prepare tables, prepare foods, and assist with clean-up for Onegs, Kiddushes, Holidays and
Mourner’s Meals. From: Anonymous
5777 Yom Kippur Donation From: Martin & Lynn Meyer
In honor of Sharon Aronson In memory of Sharon’s sister, Sandra Cohen
From: Ben Aronson
In honor of our children and grandchildren From: Susan & David Matzner
5777 Yom Kippur Donation From: Bruce Hafter
In memory of my precious parents Abe & Ethel Levitt From: Judy Korcz
5777 Yom Kippur Donation From: Francine Torra
In honor of all my children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandson
In memory of beloved husband Burt Kantrowitz and dear daughter Sharon Deihl
From: Claire Kantrowitz and Karri Winans
In honor of our children and grandchildren From: Judy & Al Korot
In memory of loved ones From: Diane Beale
In honor of our children and grandchildren In memory of our parents
From: Joan & David Stern
In memory of Art Aronson From: The Arthur Aronson Family
In honor and in memory of my family and friends AND Members and friends of
Congregation Shaaray Tefila From: Bonnie Yanklowitz
In memory of our parents: Morris & Faye Wadler and
Morton & Tillie Singer From: Allen & Renee Wadler
5777 Yom Kippur Donation From: Charles & Barbara Vengrove
In memory of Howard & Alice Fleming From: Toby Goldstein & Erin Boland
In honor of Syd Hochman In memory of Gitel & Yitzchak Rosenberg and
Arline & Benny Hochman From: Lorraine Hochman
5777 Yom Kippur Donation From: Anonymous
5777 Yom Kippur Donation From: Anonymous
In memory of Mendel & Chana Landsman From: Faye Landsman
SISTERHOOD NEWS:
NOVEMBER 2016
Sisterhood Dues Extension: Due to the holidays and delayed mailings, the deadline for dues has been extended to November 30th. Thank you for your continued support with yearly dues and your assistance and participation in a variety of ways. Sisterhood Co-Presidents, Dolly Morrissey and Bonnie Yanklowitz
We thank Clara Rudnick for a powerful, sad and educational sharing of her trip to Vilna, Lithuania in 2013. This was a difficult time of year as her family, except her father and her, were killed on Shabbat Shuva. We presented Clara with a certificate of appreciation for educating all ages about the Holocaust especially students in many area schools throughout the Adirondacks.
Sisterhood thanks Francine Torra for her recent donations of needed kitchen items. Thank you, Francine.
NOVEMBER ONEGS AND KIDDUSHES SPONSORED BY:
Friday, November 4: Oneg sponsorship available
Saturday, November 5: Kiddush sponsorship available
Friday, November 11: Services at The Glen, Oneg sponsored by Sunny Buchman
Saturday, November 12: Kiddush sponsorship available
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Friday, November 18: Oneg sponsorship available
Saturday, November 19: Kiddush sponsorship available
Friday, November 25: Oneg sponsorship available
Saturday, November 26: Kiddush sponsorship available
HONORABLE MENTCHEN:
Thank you to all the generous people who sponsored, helped, and contributed to an Oneg or
Kiddush during October: Judy & Al Korot, Mike Gersten, Sunny Buchman, Mitchell & Robin Cohen, Dolly Morrissey, Bonnie
Yanklowitz, J.C. Patrick, and Sisterhood
SPONSORING AN ONEG OR KIDDUSH Consider sponsoring an Oneg or Kiddush to honor or remember your loved ones for their birthdays, wedding or bar/bat mitzvah anniversaries and yahrzeits. Call the office if you want to sponsor an Oneg or Kiddush for November or December 792-4945. If you would like Lox, there is an extra charge. Thank you for supporting the Sisterhood, as we support you!
SISTERHOOD
GIFT SHOP NEWS
The Sisterhood Gift Shop is opened Monday - Thursday from 9:00AM – 1:00 PM and is located in the Main Hall of the Synagogue.
We are continuing our SALE on selected items! Items are located in the office, so drop by during Gift
Shop hours to save anywhere from 50 – 75% off on selected items.
We also have a great selection of Kiddush Cups, candles, plain and decorative, jewelry, books, limited edition items, and other beautiful one-of-a-kind gift items.
Gift Certificates are available! Your purchases in the Sisterhood Gift Shop helps support the Sisterhood and we thank you for your patronage.
YAHRZEIT RECORD FOR NOVEMBER 2016
“The Memory of the Righteous is for a Blessing”
Please note that the Yahrzeit date is listed AFTER the name(s) of the deceased
Morris M. Cohen Hyman Kline
Tuesday, 11/1/2016 Tishrei 30, 5777 Bernard Coplan Sarah Ginsburg
(Isadore) Irv Green Ben Kirschenbaum
Max Kudan Bertha Shapiro
Wednesday, 11/2/2016 Heshvan 1, 5777 Ceilia Palhowitz
Thursday, 11/3/2016 Heshvan 2, 5777 Gerston Kantrowitz
Eli Rudnick Friday, 11/4/2016 Heshvan 3, 5777
Mildred Cohen Tillie Isaacman Chaym Seaman
Sunday, 11/6/2016 Heshvan 5, 5777 Bessie Diskin
Allen Suckman Monday, 11/7/2016 Heshvan 6, 5777
Esther Cohen Jacob Suckman
Tuesday, 11/8/2016 Heshvan 7, 5777 Joseph Kanoff
Wednesday, 11/9/2016 Heshvan 8, 5777 Edith (Eadie) Green
Eleanor (Elly) Kantrowitz Dr. Albert Yunich
Thursday, 11/10/2016 Heshvan 9, 5777 Louis Every
Isadore Suckman Saturday, 11/12/2016 Heshvan 11, 5777
Fannie Isaacson Eva Kaplan
James Klingo Sunday, 11/13/2016 Heshvan 12, 5777
Francine Davis Monday, 11/14/2016 Heshvan 13, 5777
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Jennie Kantrowitz Shirley (Sindy) Weiner
Tuesday, 11/15/2016 Heshvan 14, 5777 Isaac Matzner
Wednesday, 11/16/2016 Heshvan 15, 5777 Harold Kaye
Abraham Schwartz Thursday, 11/17/2016 Heshvan 16, 5777
Ruth Elliott Lisman Harry Fiedel
Miriam (Mimi) Hirsch Friday, 11/18/2016 Heshvan 17, 5777
Samuel Kaplan Saturday, 11/19/2016 Heshvan 18, 5777
Marion Goldstein Sunday, 11/20/2016 Heshvan 19, 5777
Harry Friedman Jerome Ginsburg
Mary Perlman Celia Shapiro
Louis Yanklowitz Monday, 11/21/2016 Heshvan 20, 5777
Margaret Modell Esther Saidel
Tuesday, 11/22/2016 Heshvan 21, 5777 Mary Mark Cohen
Charles Searleman Friday, 11/25/2016 Heshvan 24, 5777
Shirley Luria Ruth Motove Myrna Sproul
Sunday, 11/27/2016 Heshvan 26, 5777 Peshe Borlawsky
Joan Elsner Monday, 11/28/2016 Heshvan 27, 5777
Lillian Leinoff Tuesday, 11/29/2016 Heshvan 28, 5777
Charles Shapiro Rose Trop
Florence Wechsler Wednesday, 11/30/2016 Heshvan 29, 5777
YAHRZEIT RECORD FOR
DECEMBER 2016
“The Memory of the Righteous is for a Blessing”
Please note that the Yahrzeit date is listed AFTER the name(s) of the deceased
Arthur Aronson Jack Verdrager
Thursday, 12/1/2016 Kislev 1, 5777
Herman Feigenbaum David Grossman
Friday, 12/2/2016 Kislev 2, 5777 David Diskin
Benjamin Goldman Joan Shapiro
Saturday, 12/3/2016 Kislev 3, 5777 Jacob Bakst
Edward Davis Sunday, 12/4/2016 Kislev 4, 5777
Rose (Berkowitz) Goldstein Judah Jacobs
Simon Semelisky Sunday, 12/4/2016 Kislev 4, 5777
Melvin Bittman Barton Cohen
Margarethe Neuhaus Monday, 12/5/2016 Kislev 5, 5777
Thomas Michael Chary Barney Snyder
Tuesday, 12/6/2016 Kislev 6, 5777 Berte Bisher Louis Bobbin
Thelma Kaplan Wednesday, 12/7/2016 Kislev 7, 5777
Alvin (Yanklowitz) Yanko Ida Gould
Arthur Tunick Morris Verdrager
Thursday, 12/8/2016 Kislev 8, 5777 Harry Goldman
Friday, 12/9/2016 Kislev 9, 5777 Dorothy Robitaille
Saturday, 12/10/2016 Kislev 10, 5777 Joseph Cohen
Sunday, 12/11/2016 Kislev 11, 5777
Gertrude Abrams Highton Dr. Leon Levin
Monday, 12/12/2016 Kislev 12, 5777 Shirley Segan
Tuesday, 12/13/2016 Kislev 13, 5777 Lydia Adler
Wednesday, 12/14/2016 Kislev 14, 5777 Cheyeh Berkowitz
Samuel Raych Sam Swirsky Rae Witepsky
Thursday, 12/15/2016 Kislev 15, 5777 David Ryen
Friday, 12/16/2016 Kislev 16, 5777
Nathan Henry Kudan Howard Silverman
Saturday, 12/17/2016 Kislev 17, 5777
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Julia Gersten Susan Seaman
Monday, 12/19/2016 Kislev 19, 5777 Orel Friedman
Morris Isaacson Florence Kanter
Arnold Klein Herman Silverman
Tuesday, 12/20/2016 Kislev 20, 5777 Abram Chernets
Helen Diskin Lilia (Lily) Muller Nancy Polonsky
Chayim Silverman Wednesday, 12/21/2016 Kislev 21, 5777
Milton Aronson Dr. Joel Grossman
Lila Myers Thursday, 12/22/2016 Kislev 22, 5777
Joyce Marie Bennett Fredrick M. Berg Betty Goldman Joan Grossman Gregory Raynor
Gertrude Swirsky Friday, 12/23/2016 Kislev 23, 5777
Robert Morrissey Friday, 12/23/2016 Herman Aronson
Ben Berman Fannie Goldstein Jacob Goldstein Sigmund Weiss
Saturday, 12/24/2016 Kislev 24, 5777 Arnold Russ
Sunday, 12/25/2016 Kislev 25, 5777 Ben Aronson Sidney Rosen
Rebecca Rosenberg Marlene Tate
Monday, 12/26/2016 Kislev 26, 5777 Betty Drexler
Tuesday, 12/27/2016 Kislev 27, 5777 Marvin Cohen
Florence Kingon Ethel Goldie Levitt
Louis Myers Loretta Perrotti
Michelle Seaman Wednesday, 12/28/2016 Kislev 28, 5777
Henry Feinberg Eva Seaman Harry Weiss
Martha Weiss
Thursday, 12/29/2016 Kislev 29, 5777 Danny Fisher
Mary Klein Friday, 12/30/2016 Tevet 1, 5777
COMMUNITY EVENTS
The Catholic Church and the Jews: the story of a recently transformed relationship.
Please join Congregation Shaaray Tefila on Saturday evening, November 5th at 7PM.
How does a religion turn from contempt to acceptance, from violence to peace, from hatred to love? In spite of the frequently sad 2000-year history of Catholic-Jewish relations, a positive relationship would be established only fifty years ago. In 1965, in the wake of the Holocaust, the Catholic Church produced Nostra Aetate, a short, yet a highly contested, hotly debated document that would fundamentally transform Catholic-Jewish relations in the years to come. How did this happen? How did 2000 years of enmity between two religions turn into deep admiration, partnership, and affection? Come find out on November 5th at 7pm. The Jewish community invites Catholics, Protestants, Orthodox, and anyone in the wider public who are interested in this story to join us for a conversation with Andrew Massena, a young scholar at Boston College, about the transformation of Catholic-Jewish relations over the last fifty years.
The event will be at Shaaray Tefila, the Conservative synagogue on 68 Bay St, Glens Falls. Doors will open at 6:30 PM. A presentation will begin the event, followed by a rich discussion over tea and coffee.
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MI SHEBEIRACH LIST
Marilyn Lacombe Mary Kay Clark Sari Bobbin Deidre Yanklowitz Beaudet Michael Selonika Kaylie Riccio Alison Mouzon Dawn Vice Terri Lenz Elaine Charhon Peter Weill Adam Skinkle Laura Skinkle Josiah Skinkle Harayl Chaim Carl Weigle Christine Skinkle Beth Morrissey-Marselli Taylor Havens Laura Belcher Rafael Padilha Hindeh Vihna bat Sonya Leah bat Sarah Imeinu Eliyahu ben Chayah Itz Yonkel Leib ben Shaya Sandy Schulman Scott Sheerer Ruth Mac Donald Mark Lipschutz Rita McIntire Yehuda Tamir Mel Krug Roz Winston Noa Kimelman Sina Jane Caffry Hawn Moe & Hilda Schwartz Leo Reindorp Bob Korcz Lydia Graf Jean Every Michele Levin Leah bas Gitel Joe Gregory
THANK YOU TO OUR BULLETIN
SPONSORS!
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NOVEMBER 2016 Monthly Planner
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 CHESHVAN
Intermediate
Hebrew 7PM
3
4 6:30 PM Service
Student Rabbi Stephen Slater
5 9:30 AM Service
Golden Girls Student Rabbi Stephen Slater
Catholic/Jewish
Program 7PM
6 8:30 AM
Service/Minyan Student Rabbi Stephen Slater
Religious School 9:30 AM
Day Light Savings Ends
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Congregation Meeting
7PM
8
9 Intermediate
Hebrew 7PM
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11 6:30 PM Service
At The Glen
VETERAN’S DAY
12 9:30 AM Service
13 8:30 AM
Service/Minyan
Religious School 9:30 AM
14 Deadline for
Kosher Orders
15 BULLETIN DEADLINE
16 Intermediate
Hebrew 7PM
17
18 JEWISH
JOURNEY SHABAT
6:30 PM Service
19 9:30 AM Service
20 8:30 AM
Service/Minyan
Religious School 9:30 AM
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22 KOSHER
DELIVERY
23 Intermediate
Hebrew 7PM
24
Office closed
25 6:30 PM Service
Office closed
26 9:30 AM Service
27 8:30 AM
Service/Minyan
Religious School 9:30 AM
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29 30 Intermediate
Hebrew 7PM
Sisterhood
Dues extension deadline