Bulletin

January, 2014 29 Tevet – 30 Shevat 5774 Vol. 1 Published Monthly

BNAI ABRAHAM SYNAGOGUE

DANIEL STEIN, RABBI ROBERT WEINER, PhD, CANTOR MARK SHRAGER, RABBI EMERITUS MORRIS SIEGEL, CANTOR EMERITUS, ZT”L

1545 BUSHKILL STREET • EASTON, PA 18042-3118 (610) 258-5343 • Fax: (610) 330-9100

www.bnaiabraham.org • email: office@bnaiabraham.org

THE

UNITED

SYNAGOGUE OF

CONSERVATIVE

JUDAISM

DISTRIBUTION NOTICE If you would like family members or others to receive a copy of the bulletin, please send name, address and $15 payment to Bnai Abraham.

If you have not sent your email address to Bnai Abraham office staff, please do so as soon as possible. We will be notifying congregants of emergencies and special events through email.

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS The deadline for submitting items is January 17th. Please have all items to BAS office no later than January 17th. Any items received after that date will be published in the next month’s bulletin.

C O N T A C T S

Gerald Weisberger President & Programming Committee Chair

Howard Nathanson Youth Chair Shelly Blumenthal Gift Shop Chair Howard Nathanson Kadima Advisor Irwin Lewis, M.D. Men’s Club President &

Ritual Committee Chair Elaine Morrow Sisterhood President Ellen Lifschutz Choir Director Aliette and Marc Abo, MD Theatre Club Gerald Weisberger House Chair Marna Simon Membership Chair Lothar Gumberich Memorials & Torah

Restoration Committee

O F F I C E H O U R S:

Closed on Mondays and Fridays. Hours open: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Services/Minyan Schedule

Thursday: 7:25 AM Friday Night Services – 8:00 PM First Friday of Each Month – Simcha Shabbat: 6:30 PM Saturday: 9:30 AM Kiddush follows

If you require a special minyan, please notify the office at 610-258-5343.

A MESSAGE FROM RABBI DANIEL STEIN…

News Several years ago, the best Israeli news site--Haaretz--started charging a fee for many of its stories. I prefer not to pay for news, but it is still the best first stop. In Dena’s office, many of the staffers read the news blog “The Times of Israel.” If you are interested in a more hawkish stance, the Jerusalem Post remains a strong paper. Many of my friends on the left enjoy reading the +972 blog, an Israeli blog with a far left posture. Of course, for North American Judaism, the go-to source remains the Jewish Daily Forward.

Television and Radio Many of the Israeli television stations stream content 24 hours a day, but unless you speak Hebrew, they are not deeply helpful. More enjoyable may be radio options--Israel’s popular Galgalatz Radio offers a mix of Israeli and American popular music. Israel’s IBA (the equivalent of the BBC) offers a daily 15-minute news broadcast in English www.iba.org.il/world/. Also in English is the new web-based startup i24news.tv. It offers English language news video 24 hours a day.

Many of the online media companies are also offering subtitled Israeli programming; Hulu has the Israeli show Hatufim (Prisoners of War) available for free. The show follows the lives of three captives returning home from Lebanon; although it is violent, it is deeply compelling, and served as the inspiration for the hit show Homeland. For those who might be less inclined towards violence, two seasons of Srugim (meaning crocheted--a reference to kippot) are available on Amazon Prime Instant Video and Hulu Plus. The program follows the lives of 30-something Modern Orthodox singles living in Jerusalem, and is a kind of Orthodox “Friends.”

Film Several interesting Israeli films are available online. Netflix offers the Academy Award-nominated “5 Broken Cameras.” A coproduction of an Israeli and a Palestinian, it follows a non-violent Palestinian movement, offers an insight--although biased--into the daily lives of Palestinians living in the West Bank. Amazon Prime offers, among many other options, “Waltz with Bashir,” the animated feature about a man coming to terms with the First Lebanon War.

Ultimately, the best way to understand Israel is to visit. But short of a lengthy and expensive trip, these resources offer us unprecedented access to Israel and its culture. They provide a compelling and thought-provoking way to spend a cold winter night.

Best wishes for a happy new year,

Rabbi Stein

As you may have read in the press, the Obama administration has recently initiated a new round of peace talks between the Israelis and Palestinians. As American Jews, we are likely to be asked questions about the talks; how should we formulate our answers? One of the ways I think we can do a better job is by having a deeper understanding of daily life in Israel. Thankfully, because of the internet, we have more access to Israeli media than ever before. In this month’s column, I wanted to give a little tour of my media consumption.

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE …

As we contemplate the upcoming secular New Year, we look forward to spending happy and reflective times at Bnai Abraham, with family and friends.

The Rabbi, along with the board and Ritual Committee have instituted a new monthly Shabbat service designed to discuss current topics of interest to our congregation, as they relate to Jewish laws and practices. The formal service is approximately 20 minutes long, followed by questions and discussion. As always, a Kiddush follows the service. Please join us in this unique and interactive event.

We are hard at work planning new and exciting programs for the Winter and Spring. Changes and repairs to the lights and heating system have made Bnai Abraham more comfortable. We are always in need of volunteers, so please keep BAS in mind and call or e-mail the office if you are interested in participating. We welcome new ideas.

The Federation’s Annual Campaign is under way. If you are available on January 26, 2014 and would like to volunteer, please contact the Federation office. The Federation supports Israel, the JCC, our Synagogue programming through the Easton Leadership Council, as well as many community organizations, so please contribute in any way that you can.

Gail and I wish you all a Happy and Healthy New Year.

Jerry Weisberger, President

BETHLEHEM/EASTON HADASSAH BOOK AND FILM CLUB TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2014 at 1:30 P.M.

Film: The Attack

At the home of Stephanie Miller-Berman, 682 Allegiance Drive, Bethlehem, PA Please RSVP by Phone: 484-281-3280.

SIMCHA SHABBAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 2014 - TIME: 6:30 P.M.

Please join us for our musical Simcha Shabbat on Friday, January 3rd and stay for a special oneg to follow.

BNAI ABRAHAM/TEMPLE COVENANT OF PEACE KNITTING GROUP WEDNESDAY MORNING – JANUARY 22, 2014 – TIME 10:30 A.M.

At the home of Liz Cartine, 2260 Sheffield Dr. Easton, PA 18040 Please RSVP to Liz by Phone: 484-373-0990

MEN'S CLUB GALA BRUNCH LOX, EGGS AND MORE

SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 2014 at 10:00 A.M. - PRICE $6.00

Join us on Sunday, January 19th for the Men’s Club Gala Brunch at 10:00 a.m. followed by our special speaker Aaron Janowski at 10:30 a.m.

Aaron is one of our most popular past speakers and acclaimed expert in Preventing Identity Theft in Today's World of Big Data.

RSVP to ilewismd@yahoo.com or leave a message at 610-253-2481.

JAVA AND JEANS SHABBAT SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 2014 – 10:00 A.M.

Join us on Saturday, January 25th at 10:00 a.m. for our new monthly Shabbat service designed to discuss current topics of interest as they

relate to Jewish laws and practices.

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF ALLENTOWN SUPER SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 2014

9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. & 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

MAKE THE CALL OR ANSWER THE CALL, EVERYONE IS A SUPERHERO.

To volunteer, contact Aaron Gorodzinsky via phone at 610-821-5500, aaron@jflv.org, or visit jewishlehighvalley.org

Iris & Jonathan Epstein, Co-Chairs.

TOGETHER, WE DO EXTRAORDINARY THINGS.

Y a h r z e i t L i s t I n t h e B o n d o f L i f e

January 2014

Contact Irwin Lewis, Ritual Chairman

January 1 Elizabeth Berman, beloved grandmother of Ilona Marmer January 1 Fred Geller, beloved father of Linda Bloch January 2 Jack Scheer, beloved father of Joel Scheer January 3 Arnold Falk, beloved brother of Howard and Norman Falk January 8 Eva Seidel Rubin, beloved mother of Norm Seidel January 8 Louis Cohen, beloved father of René Moskowitz January 9 Nachman Naftaili Hertz, beloved grandfather of Herman

Ytkin January 10 Charlotte Cohen, beloved mother of René Moskowitz January 13 Max Maron, beloved father of Norman Maron January 13 Paul Friedman, beloved uncle of Becky Goldenberg January 15 Sherman Litvin, beloved father of Herb Litvin January 15 Cantor Morris Siegel January 15 Bernice Pestka, beloved mother of Doris Goldman January 16 Yerachmeayl Berman, beloved grandfather of Ilona Marmer January 16 Pearl Bugen Gitkind, beloved sister of Roz Smolow January 17 Leonard Brooks, beloved father of Joel Brooks January 18 William Rabinowitz, beloved father of Mitch Rabinowitz January 19 Gerold Nathanson, beloved father of Howard Nathanson January 19 Herbert Saalfeld, beloved father of Anita Tish January 19 Ethel Kapan Kahan, beloved sister of Sidney and Leopold

Kaplan January 20 Mollie Marcus, beloved mother of Renee Berg January 20 Adolph Gross, beloved father of Faye Goldberg January 23 William Friedman, beloved grandfather of Becky Goldenberg January 23 Robert Walker, beloved father of Stanley Walker January 25 Harold Tish, beloved husband of Anita Tish January 25 Morris Cravits, beloved father of Doris Lifland January 27 Richard Greenberg, beloved father of David Greenberg January 29 Miriam Flitter, beloved mother of Merle Grollman January 29 Ruth Bugen Sher, beloved sister of Roz Smolow January 30 Esther Ytkin, beloved mother of Herman Ytkin

BNAI ABRAHAM SYNAGOGUE General operating expenses

Please consider a donation to Bnai Abraham Synagogue to cover “General Operating Expenses”. Your donations support our Congregation and strengthen our Jewish community here in Easton.

BEATRICE & LEON FRIEDMAN FUND 1.  Support organizations that benefit minor children whose parents are unable to

provide for their health, maintenance, support and education 2.  Needy, elderly 3.  Shelter for the homeless

BUILDING FUND Extraordinary maintenance and repair of the buildings and property of the synagogue and parsonage

SISTERHOOD CAMP RAMAH SCHOLARSHIP FUND

GENERAL ENDOWMENT FUND Interest only used to subsidize Bnai Abraham’s operating expenses

GOLDMAN/MERBAUM TORAH FUND

HERB SNYDER GARDEN FUND

JESSE & TAYLOR COOPER FUND

DR. JOEL LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Bar/Bat Mitzvah tutoring stipends

JULIUS COHEN MEMORIAL FUND 1.  Religious School Scholarships 2.  Assisting needy congregational youth in Jewish-oriented education,

programming and activities (e.g. Yeshiva or Jewish Day School, trips, USY)

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND

ROBERT KUTNER LIBRARY FUND

SHEILA GOLDBERG FUND To pay High Holiday fees for anyone who cannot afford to attend

SILVERMAN RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND Religious School Scholarships, Shofars

SISTERHOOD BUILDING FUND

SUE SEIGEL SHABBAT FUND 1.  Shabbat programming, including kiddush lunches 2.  Bagels and Books

SY JACOWITZ TOT SHABBAT FUND Boker Tov Scholarships

THEATER FUND Supports a wide variety of synagogue projects and functions

Bnai Abraham Synagogue The Ashton Family in honor of the birth of Miri Hannah Stein. Gary Gordon in honor of the birth of Miri Hannah Stein. Les and Ricky Hochhauser in honor of Bob and Sandy Weiner’s new grandson. Dan and Anne Kaye sending get well wishes to Les Hochhauser for a speedy and complete recovery. Doris Lifland – Mazel Tov to Sally and Dexter Neadle on their special anniversary. Selma Jacowitz in memory of Joseph Kaplan. Sally and Dexter Neadle wishing a speedy recovery to Linda Lewis. Ginger Schocker in memory of Joseph Kaplan Marna and Roger Simon sending get well wishes to Linda Lewis. Marna and Roger Simon sending happy anniversary wishes to Sally and Dexter Neadle. Evangelos and Eloise Stampoulos in honor of Sally and Dexter Neadle’s 65th anniversary. Jerry and Gail Weisberger sending get well wishes to Linda Lewis and Herman Ytkin.

Building Fund Wendy and Lothar Gumberich sending happy anniversary wishes to Sally and Dexter Neadle. Jay Neadle in memory of Joseph Kaplan. Sally and Dexter Neadle in memory of Susan Neadle’s mother, Sandra Schwartz.

Goldman/Merbaum Torah Fund Sally Brau in honor of Bernice Merbaum’s birthday. Danny and Nancy Cohen in honor of Bernice Merbaum’s special birthday. Wendy and Lothar Gumberich sending happy birthday wishes to Bernice Merbaum. Doris Lifland wishing Bernice Merbaum a very happy birthday and a very happy and healthy New Year. Doris Lifland sending get well wishes to Herman Ytkin for a speedy recovery and a healthy and happy New Year. Sid and Helene Kaplan in honor of Bernice Merbaum’s special birthday. Bernice Merbaum in memory of Joseph Kaplan. Bernice Merbaum sending happy anniversary wishes to Sally and Dexter Neadle. Sally and Dexter Neadle sending happy birthday wishes to Bernice Merbaum. Ruth Reiter sending happy birthday wishes to Bernice Merbaum. Marna and Roger Simon sending birthday wishes to Bernice Merbaum.

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund Sally Brau in honor of Sally and Dexter Neadle’s anniversary. Thank you to Rabbi Stein for his kindness during our time of mourning for Joe Kaplan from Dr. Lee and Marlene Kaplan, Sid and Helene Kaplan, Randi Kaplan and Gene Dellavechia. Mr. and Mrs. Wachtel in honor of the birthday of Rabbi Daniel Stein.

Sheila Goldberg Fund Sheila Goldberg in memory of Joseph Kaplan.

Sisterhood Building Fund Sid and Helene Kaplan thanking all who kindly donated their time and effort to the Meal of Consolation.

Sisterhood Camp Ramah Scholarship Fund Nancy and Danny Cohen in honor of Giving Tuesday.

Theatre Fund Marc and Aliette Abo sending happy anniversary wishes to Sally and Dexter Neadle.

Yahrzeit Alan Abeshaus in memory of his mother, Edna Abeshaus. Marsha Abraham in memory of her mother, Trudy Braffman. Faye Goldberg in memory of her sister, Marion Esther Gross. Marilyn Herschler in memory of her father, Paul Cohen, and her brother, Edward S. Cohen. Selma Jacowitz in memory of her sister, Harriet Levine. Sidney Kaplan in memory of his sister, Dorothy Kaplan. Leopold Kaplan in memory of his sister, Dorothy Kaplan. David Kerbel in memory of his mother, Joan Kerbel. Doris Lifland in memory of her mother, Jennie Cravits. Traci Marcus in memory of her mother, Cheryl Rosuck. David Phillips in memory of his mother, Alice Phillips. Ruth Reiter in memory of her father, Joseph Koplin. Lorrie Scherline in memory of her husband, Jay Scherline. Ginger Schocker in memory of her father, Jerome Lehman. Helaine Sigal in memory of her mother, Dorothy Mermelstein. Robert Silberman in memory of his mother, Sally Silberman. Roz Smolow in memory of her niece, Joan Kerbel. Debby Ziev in memory of her mother, Pauline Cohen.

Todah Rabah

Sid and Helene Kaplan will be sponsoring a Kiddush on February 14th in celebration of the anniversary of David Kaplan’s Bar Mitzvah.

Thank you to Jay Neadle for sponsoring the Kiddush on December 21st.

Thank you to all volunteers who kindly donated their time and effort to the Meal of Consolation; Judy Cohen, Becky Goldenberg, Merle Grollman, Ellen Hof, Selma Jacowitz,

Roz Smolow, and Jessica and Herman Ytkin from Sid and Helene Kaplan.

Thank you to all our Choir members who participated in the Thanksgiving Festival; Danny Cohen, Dmitry Gazheev, Olgia Glinka, David Hochhauser, Susan Jones, Linda and Irwin Lewis,

Boris Lifschutz, Howard Nathanson, and Rabbi Stein from Ellen Lifschutz.

Thank you to Janet and Joseph Panto for their generous contribution to Bnai Abraham Synagogue for Giving Tuesday.

Thank you to Liz Edelman and her team of volunteers for successfully organizing another great Hanukkah party.

Sally and Dexter Neadle would like to thank Marc and Aliette Abo for all their hard work in handling all the details for our theater trips.

Kiddush is a perfect way to celebrate a special birthday or anniversary, and it allows you the opportunity to celebrate with our community. To sponsor a Kiddush for $36, please contact the synagogue office.

Do you have a celebration we should know about? Email office@bnaiabraham.org

R e f u a h S h ’ l e m a (A Full and Complete Healing) To all who were sick or hospitalized, we wish a return to good health.

I n m e m o r i a m May God in His Kindness Grant Comfort and Solace to the Mourners

Phoebe Altman Deborah bas Briendel

David Denenberg Les Hochhauser

Susan Jones Linda Lewis Jack Stein

Herman Ytkin

T h e R i t u a l C o r n e r For January Submitted by Irwin Lewis

Sisterhood News

It’s a New Year -- Be Part of Sisterhood

Join an extraordinary group of women to support the synagogue and have fun while doing it.

It’s the New Year – Send in your annual dues -- just $20

(Make check payable to Bnai Abraham Sisterhood and send to the office.)

Sisterhood members will be calling all the women in our congregation with the goal of making every

member feel part of our Jewish community.

Mitzvah Committee Let’s reach out to our members in times of

consolation or illness, celebrate happy events, and welcome new members. Let’s especially reach

out to Jewish residents (in and out of our congregation) at local facilities.

We can make a difference.

Contact Elaine Morrow with any questions or to get involved.

Call 484-515-3475 or email emorrow2542@gmail.com

S i s t e r h o o d N e w s

What the Torah says about itself.

Psalm. 19:7 The law of the Lord is perfect; converting the soul; the testimony of the Lord is sure making wise the simple.

Ritual Quiz Answers

Is there no balm in Gilead? the "Raven" - Poe “Eyeless in Gaza” - Huxley novel Gehenn a from Kipling poem Goshen as in land o'goshen Gethsemane the Olive Grove Golgotha the place of crucifixion of Jesus

Hannah Senneshin the partisan camp the night before entering Hungary she wrote “Blessed is the Match” roll the dice - She lost

No answers to win the gala prize

New Ritual Corner Quiz Win a free deluxe gala brunch with best answers.

What kind of friends are “Job's comforters?” Who did Melville use as a name a symbol for outcaste? His hair tripped him up. Faulkner used his name? She gave us the word maudlin?

General announcements

ADULT EDUCATION

Our successful Torah Study group will continue to meet Thursday mornings, 10:15 to 11:15. No prior experience is necessary. We are charging a low materials fee of $10 per semester to defray the cost of copying and coffee.

COFFEE WITH RABBI STEIN

Enjoy coffee with the Rabbi at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesdays at Wegmans on Rt. 248. Look for the Martin Guitar on the back right corner of the room.

MEN'S CLUB TOPICS FOR 2014

WE ARE ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT FOR SPEAKERS! TOPIC NEED NOT BE JEWISH-RELATED AND CAN BE VERY INFORMAL.

PROFESSIONSALS ARE WELCOME WITH EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION. PLEASE NO SOLICITATIONS.

CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEMBERS - HELP WANTED!

We are asking every member of our congregation to help us locate prospective new members. They may be your neighbors, friends, vet, or whoever. Please relay the name and any pertinent information to the Membership Chair, Marna Simon, or to Elaine Morrow. You may also call and give the information to the synagogue office staff.

AL’S CLEANERS - FUNDRAISER FOR BAS!

Bnai Abraham has been signed up at Al’s Cleaners, 1132 Northampton Street, to enable the synagogue to collect 10% of all sales of dry cleaning and laundry services that our congregants spend there. It’s easy. Just mention that you are a member of Bnai Abraham Synagogue, and they will credit the synagogue and send the proceeds periodically. Al’s is only about seven blocks from the synagogue, has very convenient hours, and does excellent work.

MOVING

Please notify the Bnai Abraham Synagogue office of any address changes to enable us to avoid charges for returned and undeliverable mail and to insure that you receive all mail being sent to you from the synagogue.

General announcements continued…

SHOPPING AT AMAZON…A FUNDRAISER FOR BNAI ABRAHAM!

Click on the Amazon search link on the “Donations” page on the BAS website, and for any purchases made during your visit on Amazon.com, Amazon will contribute 4% to 15% of the purchase price to Bnai Abraham!

How it works:

Navigate to the BAS Donations webpage at http://www.bnaiabraham.org/donations.html and type any item keyword in the Amazon search box, and you will be transferred to Amazon.com. (You must use this link or purchases will not be traced to BAS). If you place items in your shopping cart and complete a purchase during your visit, Amazon will pay us a portion of the purchase price (not including shipping), that portion to range from 4% to 15% depending on the item category.

Rates for categories are posted on our website.

We encourage all of our members to shop on Amazon.com – but remember to only access Amazon.com through the BAS link at the below url or we will not get the purchase credit:

http://www.bnaiabraham.org/donations.html

Thank you for your continued support of BAS and HAPPY SHOPPING!

T r e e o f L i f e

Permanently commemorate your simcha or celebrate a person!

The “Tree of Life” sculpture is on display in the BAS Main lobby known as Founders Hall.

It is used to honor and remember special events such as:

Bar/Bat Mitzvahs

Birthdays

Anniversaries

Memorials

Engagements

Namings

Weddings

and any other special milestone or celebration!

Leaf: $140 Apple: $800

Or memorialize your loved one:

Stone at base of tree: $1,100

Dedicate a memorial plaque to be located on the

walls of the Sanctuary: $300

To honor your friends on the Walk of Life: $350

Lothar Gumberich, Chairman: 610-253-5263 BAS office: 610-258-5343

Jewish Family Services of the Lehigh Valley

F o o d P a n t r y

Jewish Family Service is committed to alleviating hunger in our community. Please join us in our efforts to accomplish this.

Thank you to everyone who has so generously contributed to our food pantry with non-perishable items or financial support. We are supported in the 18104 zip code by Second Harvest, as well as by the contributions of food drives and individuals. We are looking to expand into the entire Lehigh Valley to our Jewish community, and we ask for your support.

If you have non-perishable items to donate, please either drop them at JFS or call and we will pick them up. Financial donations can be sent directly to JFS.

In our outreach, we need everyone to spread the word. If you know someone, either affiliated or not, who could benefit from any JFS service, tell them about us and have them call. JFS maintains confidentiality and professionalism. We will deliver emergency food packages or supplemental food boxes anywhere in the Lehigh Valley. In addition to providing food, our Benefits Checkup Program (BCU) is designed to assist low-income persons of retirement age and younger adults with disabilities find and apply for federal, state and local benefits. JFS seeks to help individuals and families live healthier, more stable lives by providing professional, counseling, education and community programs.

JFS would love to assist you in scheduling a food drive or creating a project that can help benefit persons in need. Please call JFS at (610) 821-8722 or go on our website for further information.

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