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99 South Fullerton AvenueMontclair NJ 07042
Phone: 973-746-4889Fax: 973-746-4963
[email protected] www.bnaikeshet.org
Elliott Tepperman Senior RabbiDarby Jared Leigh Associate RabbiAriann Weitzman, Rabbi Director of Congregational LearningStuart Brown Director of OperationsCraig Levine and Richard Freedman Co-PresidentsJane Susswein and Leslie Weber Editors Shabbat Handout
June 1, 2013 – 23 Sivan 5773
SHELAH Numbers 13:1-14:7 p. 840 Haftarah Joshua 2 p. 857
YAHRZEITS All those observing a yahrzeit are encouraged to accept the honor of the second aliyah.
John Siegfried Levi remembered by Elizabeth Levi & Hannah, Stephanie & Emma Adickman (23 Sivan)Mary Donahue Ellmann remembered by Stephen Ellmann (June 3)Chaim Schreiber remembered by Robin & Mitchel Ratliff and Marilyn Rubinstein (25 Sivan)Arthur Kupferman remembered by Noah Kupferman (26 Sivan)Edward Kurzweil remembered by the Kurzweil family (27 Sivan)Beatrice Greenstein remembered by Judy Rodner (27 Sivan)Cecelia Urban remembered by Ruth Lowenkron (27 Sivan 1)Dorothy Susswein remembered by the Susswein family (28 Sivan)Morris Deutsch remembered by Elizabeth, Lizbeth, Michaela and Emanuel (28 Sivan)
The Kiddush will be sponsored by Lois and Martin Infeld in memory of Lois‘s mother Anita Chudnow, who passed away on April 21st.
All are welcome.
WELCOME TO BNAI KESHET
Bnai Keshet is a diverse, family-friendly community with a lively mix of tradi-tion and innovation. Whatever your interests, age, family structure, or level of Jewish practice or knowledge, you’ll find a home here, as well as programs that engage your mind, nourish your spirit, and make a difference at home and in the world. Bnai Keshet is fortunate to be served by three outstanding rabbis: Senior Rabbi Elliott Tepperman, Associate Rabbi Darby Leigh, and our Director of Congregational Learning, Rabbi Ariann Weitzman.
Coming up
BK WILL HOST HOMELESS FAMILIES THROUGH THE IHN - INTERFAITH HOSPITALITY NETWORK June 9 to 16. Volunteers are needed to fill all shifts: evening coordinator, dinner prep, evening activities as well as overnighters. Who can volunteer? Students home on vacation, retirees, families with young kids, and regular working folks. If you’ll be out of town that week, please consider a donation to cover the purchase of essentials. Please contact Beth Fuqua for further info ([email protected]).
ROCK ‘N ROLL SHABBAT Friday, June 7 at 7:30. See back cover.
COFFEE AND CONVERSATION Wednesday, June 12 at 8 pm at BK. Prospective members are invited to come learn more about our BK community and religious school. Rabbi Elliott Tepperman, Rabbi Ariann Weitzman, and members of BK will be on hand to meet and answer questions. Call the office (973-746-4889) if you are interested in attending.
ROSH CHODESH (FOR WOMEN ONLY) Thursday, June 13 at 7:30 pm. Led by Melissa Schaffer Marie Ben-Israel, the women’s group marks the opportunity for renewal each month with a focus on gentle movement, chant-ing, and Jewish themes and topics.
KINDER KESHET Friday, June 14 at 5:30 pm. Families with children, infant through age 6, are invited for an evening of Shabbat songs, blessings, and sto-ries. This family-friendly service is followed by a potluck dinner. Non-members are welcome.
FRIDAY NIGHT CHAVURAH--“UNCHAINED AT LAST/ARRANGED MARRIAGES” June 14 at 8 pm. Presentation by Fraidy Reiss, founder and executive director of Unchained at Last, an organization that helps women leave arranged mar-riages.
BIKE WITH BK ON THE HAZON NY LABOR DAY WEEKEND August 30 to September 2. Cycle with Team BK on Hazon’s NY Ride this Labor Day Weekend. Cycle through the Berkshires and finish in NYC. Enjoy an incredible Shabbat re-treat. Team BK members get a discounted registration fee of $150. Fundraise in support of environmental sustainability projects for the Jewish community and
the world. We are starting to train now and are planning some great training rides to do together. Contact Monica Rawicz ([email protected]) for more information.
Have you Heard?
PLEASE RETURN DUES & BET MIDRASH (SCHOOL) REGISTRATION FORMS. Either the paper form you received in the mail or online at: http://bkfiles.org/BKDues2013 (There is one form for both this year!)
MEMBERSHIP To join Bnai Keshet, or find out more about us, please contact Cheryl Marshall-Petricoff at [email protected] or the BK office at 973-746-4889.
HESED IS HERE helping those in need: meals, shiva preparation, rides to BK, rides to doctor appointments, grocery shopping, visits, phone calls, help with simchas. Any specific need a congregant has, we are here. Remember: It is a mitzvah to let others know you need help!! Contact at [email protected].
READ RABBI ELLIOTT’S INSPIRING ESSAY in the May issue of Sh’ma. The article connects Torah, prayer, poverty and injustice. http://shma.com/2013/05/asking-more-of-ourselves.
SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE ON OUR WEBSITE Want to familiarize your-self with the melodies for our service? Site is on the left side of the BK web page (www.bnaikeshet.org).
MetroWest News
JCC BOOK GROUP: THE FREE WORLD by David Bezmozgis. Wednesday, June 13 at 7:30 pm. A New York Times Notable Book for 2011. It is Summer 1978. Brezhnev sits like a stone in the Kremlin, Israel and Egypt are inching toward peace, and in the bustling, polyglot streets of Rome, strange new crea-tures have appeared: Soviet Jews who have escaped to freedom through a crack in the Iron Curtain. Among the thousands who have landed in Italy to secure vi-sas for new lives in the West are the members of the Krasnansky family — three generations of Russian Jews. Next JCC Book Group: October 2013.
PJ LIBRARY is a program offered to the MetroWest community. Families with children ages 6 months to 5 1/2 years are eligible to enroll on a first-come, first-served basis. The child will receive a free age-appropriate book or CD each month! To enroll, contact Andrea Bergman at 973-929-3128 or [email protected].
Like us on Facebook to get the latest BK news and other helpful information. facebook.com/bnaikeshet.
WELCOME TO BNAI KESHET
Bnai Keshet is a diverse, family-friendly community with a lively mix of tradi-tion and innovation. Whatever your interests, age, family structure, or level of Jewish practice or knowledge, you’ll find a home here, as well as programs that engage your mind, nourish your spirit, and make a difference at home and in the world. Bnai Keshet is fortunate to be served by three outstanding rabbis: Senior Rabbi Elliott Tepperman, Associate Rabbi Darby Leigh, and our Director of Congregational Learning, Rabbi Ariann Weitzman.
Coming up
BK WILL HOST HOMELESS FAMILIES THROUGH THE IHN - INTERFAITH HOSPITALITY NETWORK June 9 to 16. Volunteers are needed to fill all shifts: evening coordinator, dinner prep, evening activities as well as overnighters. Who can volunteer? Students home on vacation, retirees, families with young kids, and regular working folks. If you’ll be out of town that week, please consider a donation to cover the purchase of essentials. Please contact Beth Fuqua for further info ([email protected]).
ROCK ‘N ROLL SHABBAT Friday, June 7 at 7:30. See back cover.
COFFEE AND CONVERSATION Wednesday, June 12 at 8 pm at BK. Prospective members are invited to come learn more about our BK community and religious school. Rabbi Elliott Tepperman, Rabbi Ariann Weitzman, and members of BK will be on hand to meet and answer questions. Call the office (973-746-4889) if you are interested in attending.
ROSH CHODESH (FOR WOMEN ONLY) Thursday, June 13 at 7:30 pm. Led by Melissa Schaffer Marie Ben-Israel, the women’s group marks the opportunity for renewal each month with a focus on gentle movement, chant-ing, and Jewish themes and topics.
KINDER KESHET Friday, June 14 at 5:30 pm. Families with children, infant through age 6, are invited for an evening of Shabbat songs, blessings, and sto-ries. This family-friendly service is followed by a potluck dinner. Non-members are welcome.
FRIDAY NIGHT CHAVURAH--“UNCHAINED AT LAST/ARRANGED MARRIAGES” June 14 at 8 pm. Presentation by Fraidy Reiss, founder and executive director of Unchained at Last, an organization that helps women leave arranged mar-riages.
BIKE WITH BK ON THE HAZON NY LABOR DAY WEEKEND August 30 to September 2. Cycle with Team BK on Hazon’s NY Ride this Labor Day Weekend. Cycle through the Berkshires and finish in NYC. Enjoy an incredible Shabbat re-treat. Team BK members get a discounted registration fee of $150. Fundraise in support of environmental sustainability projects for the Jewish community and
the world. We are starting to train now and are planning some great training rides to do together. Contact Monica Rawicz ([email protected]) for more information.
Have you Heard?
PLEASE RETURN DUES & BET MIDRASH (SCHOOL) REGISTRATION FORMS. Either the paper form you received in the mail or online at: http://bkfiles.org/BKDues2013 (There is one form for both this year!)
MEMBERSHIP To join Bnai Keshet, or find out more about us, please contact Cheryl Marshall-Petricoff at [email protected] or the BK office at 973-746-4889.
HESED IS HERE helping those in need: meals, shiva preparation, rides to BK, rides to doctor appointments, grocery shopping, visits, phone calls, help with simchas. Any specific need a congregant has, we are here. Remember: It is a mitzvah to let others know you need help!! Contact at [email protected].
READ RABBI ELLIOTT’S INSPIRING ESSAY in the May issue of Sh’ma. The article connects Torah, prayer, poverty and injustice. http://shma.com/2013/05/asking-more-of-ourselves.
SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE ON OUR WEBSITE Want to familiarize your-self with the melodies for our service? Site is on the left side of the BK web page (www.bnaikeshet.org).
MetroWest News
JCC BOOK GROUP: THE FREE WORLD by David Bezmozgis. Wednesday, June 13 at 7:30 pm. A New York Times Notable Book for 2011. It is Summer 1978. Brezhnev sits like a stone in the Kremlin, Israel and Egypt are inching toward peace, and in the bustling, polyglot streets of Rome, strange new crea-tures have appeared: Soviet Jews who have escaped to freedom through a crack in the Iron Curtain. Among the thousands who have landed in Italy to secure vi-sas for new lives in the West are the members of the Krasnansky family — three generations of Russian Jews. Next JCC Book Group: October 2013.
PJ LIBRARY is a program offered to the MetroWest community. Families with children ages 6 months to 5 1/2 years are eligible to enroll on a first-come, first-served basis. The child will receive a free age-appropriate book or CD each month! To enroll, contact Andrea Bergman at 973-929-3128 or [email protected].
Like us on Facebook to get the latest BK news and other helpful information. facebook.com/bnaikeshet.
99 South Fullerton AvenueMontclair NJ 07042
Phone: 973-746-4889Fax: 973-746-4963
[email protected] www.bnaikeshet.org
Elliott Tepperman Senior RabbiDarby Jared Leigh Associate RabbiAriann Weitzman, Rabbi Director of Congregational LearningStuart Brown Director of OperationsCraig Levine and Richard Freedman Co-PresidentsJane Susswein and Leslie Weber Editors Shabbat Handout
June 1, 2013 – 23 Sivan 5773
SHELAH Numbers 13:1-14:7 p. 840 Haftarah Joshua 2 p. 857
YAHRZEITS All those observing a yahrzeit are encouraged to accept the honor of the second aliyah.
John Siegfried Levi remembered by Elizabeth Levi & Hannah, Stephanie & Emma Adickman (23 Sivan)Mary Donahue Ellmann remembered by Stephen Ellmann (June 3)Chaim Schreiber remembered by Robin & Mitchel Ratliff and Marilyn Rubinstein (25 Sivan)Arthur Kupferman remembered by Noah Kupferman (26 Sivan)Edward Kurzweil remembered by the Kurzweil family (27 Sivan)Beatrice Greenstein remembered by Judy Rodner (27 Sivan)Cecelia Urban remembered by Ruth Lowenkron (27 Sivan 1)Dorothy Susswein remembered by the Susswein family (28 Sivan)Morris Deutsch remembered by Elizabeth, Lizbeth, Michaela and Emanuel (28 Sivan)
The Kiddush will be sponsored by Lois and Martin Infeld in memory of Lois‘s mother Anita Chudnow, who passed away on April 21st.
All are welcome.
