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Shanah Tova
Calendar
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Message from Clergy
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Message from President
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Congregation News
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Community News
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Membership Form
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Break the Fast Form
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Book of Remembrance Form
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September 2019
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Messages from our ClergyRosh Hashanah – September 29/30
Yom Kippur – October 8/9
There is a proverb attributed to the ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tse which
states: “A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step.” Needless to say,
the proverb’s meaning is obvious. It is also profound. Obvious, because we cannot
go anywhere without that first step. Profound because that first step is crucial in ev-
erything we do. Energy is needed to take that first step, but vision is needed to un-
derstand where we are going and why
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The holidays we are about to embark upon require both efforts to reach an under-
standing of our lives and how they impact others. Most importantly, however, is
how these holidays impact each of us individually. Some will wonder about why, atthis stage in our lives, do we need to be concerned about where we are going? Well, truth be told, if we don’t
know where we are going, how can we ever get there.
So, where is it we are going? Let’s start the day – we are going to “get up,” we are going to fix “breakfast,” we
are going to get “dressed,” we are going to start our “day.” Simple enough! However, all these things lead us to
a very import aspect of life – purpose. This is the one ingredient that is necessary for a meaningful life that
never ends just because of age. It is the impetus for fulfillment.
This, in essence, is what these holidays are all about. Sure, we utter words, we listen to music, we perform cer-
tain rituals, and we leave satisfied that we have reached another milestone in our lives. However, the real sig-
nificance can be found in sitting next to a friend or relative, exchanging wishes for a better year ahead, and
understanding that when we take that first step it is the step of continuation.
Life is the significant word we read in the prayer book. Life is the culmination of the past and the beginning of
the future. When we utter the compelling phrase, “May you be inscribed in the Book of Life,” we are proclaim-
ing that Rosh Hashanah represents the beginning of the rest of our lives. It is a time to set aside the petty griev-
ances and insignificant animosities to remember that what we do with the rest of our lives is what really matters.
Rosh Hashanah was designed to help us in our journey – it is the first step in completing the next one and the
next one after that. Each step we take can give us the ability to look forward while still remembering what we
left behind.
Perhaps you will be interested in learning more about Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur during my two upcom-
ing lectures at the Chapel Center: September 24 – “Preparing for a great experience of practices, traditions and
rituals of the High Holidays.” October 29 – An evaluation of our High Holiday experiences and “How it taught
us to deal with aging gracefully and our physical and emotional changes.”
In the meantime, I am looking forward to spending my 17th High Holidays with you. The Hebrew letters that
equal 17 spell the word “Tov” – and, yes, it has been good to be with you these years. I hope it has been good
for you. I look forward to another year of fulfillment and joy as we continue taking that first step together into a
new chapter in our lives.
Sandi joins me is wishing everyone a great, joyous New Year.
Rabbi Irwin Wiener, D.D.
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President’s Message
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Congregant’s Thank you Notes
We thank you for your expressions of sympathy on the death of our sister-in-law, Shirley Codkind. Your
kindness is very much appreciated.
The Codkind Family
It is difficult to find words that will adequately express my gratitude for all the love, concern, assistance,
calls and cards from my SLJC family.
So I will simply say THANK YOU - you have touched myheart!!!
Appreciatively, Shirley Gersten
As we look forward to a new year, we all pray for one of peace, good health, respect among peoples, and the
warmth of family and friendships. Jim and I wish you all a very happy and wonderful New Year.
Looking ahead, I have an image in my mind of what synagogue represents. To me, it is a three-pillared organi-
zation. The first, of course, is spirituality. I find the combination of prayer and music an experience that
strengthens me and calms me at the same time. I can forget any concerns on my mind and breathe deeply,
knowing I have been gifted with an ability to cope.
The second pillar is community. Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation, put simply, is us. It is all of us. We may
come from completely different backgrounds and experiences, yet we are here now as one. Individually, we
contribute to a whole that puts forth an important face to the world. Yes, as a people we have been threatened
and made fearful at times, even worse. But we are strong. Especially as a congregation primarily composed of
“seniors,” one way we choose to show who we are is by defining ourselves through our membership in an insti-
tution that is communal. When I sit on the bima each month and look out, it is overwhelmingly heartening to
see all of you sitting there and participating in our shared Jewish activity.
Beyond spirituality and community, the third pillar, fiscal stability, is much more pragmatic. To continue to
exist—to thrive, actually—we need fiscal stability. The Board of Directors meets monthly to discuss and make
decisions that affect the fiscal stability of Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation. These decisions, among others, in-
clude our dues structure, our pricing plans for such things as guest tickets for High Holiday services, and our
pricing plans for community catered events such as the Break-the-Fast and the community Seder. All these
decisions are informed by what costs we know we will incur (i.e. salaries, rent, insurance, member services,
committee expenses, etc.) as well as estimates of dues, donations, and other income sources. The sensible deci-
sions of the Board of Directors have led us to function within reasonable and stable budgetary guidelines.
Yet all of theses pillars depend totally on you. It is your commitment to membership and to donations that al-
lows Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation to continue to be a viable Jewish institution. It is also your commitment
to perpetuate traditional and new activities by your volunteerism, financial support, and attendance. But we
need more of you and from you. We have so many capable individuals among us—we need you to step up and
join the Board of Directors or lead single activities. Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation is only as strong as its
members, and our success over time has come about because we have developed effective leadership. I am
speaking to each of you personally. Every one of you has something to contribute. As we look forward to this
new year, won’t you say yes to our SLJC community?
Havurah Chai
Havurah Chai, is a Social group for Senior Jewish Singles now in its 4th year. There are two events held
monthly. Annual dues are your smiles and your reward is making new friends as our membership has grown to
35 fun seekers. For information please contact Lainy Sardina 480-894-0974 [email protected]
Scheduled events and with more in the production stage:
SEP 17 Singing Panda Dinner and Show
OCT 9 SLJC Break The Fast Dinner
DEC 15 Chanukah Party
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Men’s ClubThe Men’s Club is a social organization that meets the first Tuesday of the month from September through
June. We have interesting speakers from our community to address our membership each of these months.
Guests are always invited, and refreshments are provided. The organization also has special lunches as well as
various site visits in the local area. The Temple membership is encouraged to be members of the Men’s Club to
enable fellowship throughout our Jewish Community and achieve our social responsibility as a Jewish Com-
munity. Membership dues are due on July 1st each year. It is truly the BEST DEAL in town.
Men’s Club also collects non-perishable food for local food banks prior to monthly services curbside in front of
the Chapel. Sheldon Kruger has been performing this activity and reports the amount of food collection each
the month. However, Sheldon can no longer perform this due to illness and a volunteer or volunteers are
needed for this very helpful and needed service. Please donate and consider volunteering for this needed serv-
ice!
The next meeting is scheduled for September 3rd at 6:30pm at the Chapel Center. Our speaker will be Author
Howard Gershkowitz. As always, wives and prospective members are always welcome. Mr. Gershkowitz the
author of “The Operator: How I Wrote and Published My First Novel.” The Annual Lox and Bagel Brunch is
scheduled for September 22, 2019 for paid-up members. Mark your calendars!
Future speakers are Author and Stress expert Bill Svoboda, Jewish Free Loan Association; Phoenix, Jewish
Free Loan Association Phoenix; and Kim Moyers- Downtown Chandler Development Director. A visit is also
scheduled for the PING Golf Club Factory 17-18 October 2019. Many have signed up for this event and there
are still some openings. Future events, visits, and lunches are being planned.
For further information contact Steve Horowitz [email protected]
Reminder: Annual Dues of $30.00 is now due for the 2019/2020 season. Send checks to Sy Evans at 26421
S. New Town, Sun Lakes, AZ 85248.
Members Outreach Activity
Our Rabbi will be sharing lunch with the Jewish residents of the Renaissance on September 30th (Immedia-
telly following services). An invitation will be given to each resident to participate and have an informal dis-
cussion as well as reminisce about past High Holidays and the beauty of the season.
It is an oportunity to join togheter and share the joy of the holiday together.
Congregational News
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Adult Education
SLJC is planning a very exciting program for the year 2019-20. Rabbi Wiener and the Adult Education com-mittee will be presenting many opportunities to attend courses this coming year.
Starting in September right before the High Holidays, on September 24th, Rabbi Wiener will present a veryinteresting talk on “Preparing for the High Holidays.” This lecture will be giving you all the information youneed to better understand these holidays and will answer any questions you might have.
On October 29th, Rabbi Wiener will continue his talks on a very important subject that concerns us all enti-tled “Aging Gracefully.” This will deal with both physical and emotional changes that we begin to observe.This will be a gentle talk that will benefit all attending; finding ways of keeping positive and active at thistime in our lives.
All lectures will take place at the Chapel Center from 1:00-2:30. Please call Gail at 480-802-1832 and let herknow you will be attending. Looking forward to hearing from you.
HOLD THE FOLLOWING DATES:
January 28th, 2020: We are planning a very exciting Panel featuring leaders from diverse religions and cul-tures. They will be sharing what makes us more alike then different: Rituals on Birth, Coming of Age, andMarriage. Jewish, Muslim, Native American, Christian and Hispanic. Very exciting! Be there; Mark itdown. Please call and make a reservation. Gail 480-802-1832
March 24th, 2020: We will be continuing our Panel discussion. This time the subjects to be discussed by ourpanel will be The Rituals Surrounding Death and the Beliefs About After Life.
Don’t miss these exciting opportunities. We are working hard for you to make this year special for you.
Put down these dates and call Gail 480-802-1832 for reservations.
We will be continuing the Shabbat Salon Films More information to follow.
ADDENDUM:
Rabbi Wiener has been asked by NAILS to be a lecturer for their adult classes at the Chandler/Gilbert Col-
lege on Riggs and Alma School. He will be holding three classes, November 5, 12, and 19th at 1:00. Sign
up for his classes. The subject will be: “Various Aspects of Human Characteristics: Humility, Character, Joy,
Pain, Miracles and Love.” Sign up early before the classes are full.
Community News
Friends of Israel
SAVE THE DATE October 27, 2019
Tech in Israel and the Power of the American; Impacting US Israel Relations beyond Political Advocacy
Lieb Bolel, CEO of the Arizona Israel Technology Alliance will speak about bilateral trade between Israeli
companies and Arizona. Since its inception in October 2017, Leib, founder of the Alliance, has increased from
12 to 18 the number of Israeli companies with operations in Arizona. The AITA has supported more the 100
companies seeking to increase ties to Arizona, and has led many trade delegations to Israel. His efforts, in
collaboration with the state government, led to the future creation of an Arizona Trade Office in Israel.
Liebs knowledge of the Israeli Tech scene is unmatched by anyone in Arizona. He has had many personal ex-
periences to share. His perspective will be enlightening and will also generate pride in Israel and now the Ari-
zona connection. Don’t miss it!
October 27, 2019, 3:00-4:30 PM,The Chapel Center
Shalom HadassahEven though the temperature is still over 100 degrees, our summer hiatus is over. Shalom Hadassah has a won-
derful lineup of events this year that you won’t want to miss! Our kick-off Movie Day on Sept. 17th is “TheGoldfinch” starring Nicole Kidman. Since the movie is premiering only days before, we do not have the time
of the a.m. show (usually around 10:30) or which theater. Watch for our e-blast for exact information.
Lunch will follow at Stone & Barrel at the Oakwood Clubhouse around 12:30. For further information contact
Esther Spear at [email protected]
Save The Date- October 15th - from 12 – 2:00 p.m. for our popular Potluck Lunch at the home of Barbara
Silverman. More information will be forthcoming as we get closer to the date!
Devorah Hadassah
Wednesday, September, 11, 2019
Flick Chicks. Contact Alice Salita at [email protected] for details.
Sunday, September 15, 2019 11:30 a.m.
Luncheon at Chompie’s, Chandler
Wednesday, September 18, 2019 1:30 p.m.
Ladies Literary Group will discuss The Last Flight of Poxl West by Daniel Torday at the home of Lois Z.
WE’RE BACKCHAPEL CENTER TREASURE SALE OCTOBER 2019
What Fun! It’s the Chapel Center’s Thirteenth Annual Treasure Sale. We are at 9240 N. Sun Lakes Blvd.,
Phase One, across the street from the Club House in Sun Lakes. The dates are Friday October 18 from 7:00
a.m. until 1 p.m. and Saturday October 19 from 7:00 a.m. until noon. The Treasure Sale will have really great
items for sale donated by the people in the greater Sun Lakes area.
All the money from this event will go to support the Sun Lakes Chapel and Chapel Center, which hosts fourcongregations: The Sun Lakes Community Church, The Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation, The Sun Lakes Lu-theran Church and The Sun Lakes United Church of Christ.
If you have items to donate, please leave them in the back porch of the Chapel Center, if they are too large foryou to move call Butch at 1-612-743-5998 e-mail at [email protected] and he will arrange for pick-up.Please, no clothing, no TV or large electronics. See you there.
Chapel Center Treasure Sale
Lone Solder Program
Our third annual Hanukkah Greeting Letter Campaign will begin in September. Rather than handing out
packets to all congregants at Rosh Hashanah services, they will be available in the lobby starting with the Sep-
tember 13th Shabbat Service and all services through November 8th Shabbat Services. The completed letters can
be returned at the same times. Arrangements are being discussed to have letters also written at meetings of
SLJC affiliate organizations.
The recipients of your letters love the fact that you have taken the time to acknowledge and support them . The
letters enhance their holiday experience and energize them to meet the challenges of being in the IDF. Let them
know the SLJC cares!!The campaign is being expanded to include the entire Phoenix Valley with a Youth Edu-
cation Program. Committee members( all SLJC members) will presenting programs about Lone Soldiers to 15
congregations and day schools in the valley , with all of the students writing/drawing letters to Lone Soldiers. If
you would like to join this effort, contact Michael Cohen at 480 895 4660 All letters from this year’s campaign
will be distributed through Chayal el Chayal, The Michael Levin Lone Soldier Center and Osey Chail ( a group
that supports ultra-orthodox Lone Soldiers).
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Membership Form
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MEMBER INFORMATION / DUES FORM FOR SUN LAKES JEWISH CONGREGATION
September 1,2019 to August 31, 2020
Please complete the form below in order to update our database even if you have done so before and send to: Bety Dar, 25427 S. Glenburn Dr., Sun Lakes, AZ 85248
Date:_____________________
Name #1__________________________________ Name #2___________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________________________
Phone:____________________________________ Phone:____________________________________
Your Hometown/State_________________ Your Hometown/State_________________
Email:____________________________________ Email:_____________________________________
Birthday: (Month) ______(Day) _______________ Birthday: (Month) ______(Day) _______________
Hebrew names (full name using transliteration, e.g. Reuven ben Yoseph or Malka bat Chaim
________________________________________ __________________________________________
Your Anniversary: (Month)______(Day)________
Yahrzeit (English month only) – if more then five, please add page:
Date Name Relation
__________ ___________________________________ __________________
__________ ___________________________________ __________________
__________ ___________________________________ __________________
__________ ___________________________________ __________________
__________ ___________________________________ __________________
Membership per person $175 (includes one High Holiday ticket per member)
HIGH HOLIDAY TICKETS
Member’s children who are 18 years of age or younger are free. Please note child’s name and age on the form to ensure that a ticket is provided to them.
The cost per ticket for adult guests is _$125__
Names of individuals you are purchasing tickets for:
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Total Remittance: _________________payable to S.L.J.C
SLJC Break-The-Fast
October 9, 2019
Bagels, Challah, Nova Lox, Tuna, Egg Salad, Creamed Herring, Crème CheeseSpreads, Fruit Platters, Sliced Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Red Onions, Coffee Cakes,
Brownies, Coffee, Tea and Orange Juice
Cost: $15.00/person
Doors Open at 5:15 pmFor Reservations-Please make checks payable to SLJC and mail to
Marilyn Behr, 25803 Eastlake Drive, Sun Lakes, 85248For further information please contact Marilyn Behr at 480-895-7750
Please include this form with your check.
Number and Name of Attendees:
Number 0f Children Under 3 (no charge):
Names of People You Wish to Sit With:
Your Contact Telephone Number:Reservation Deadline is September 30th
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This is the time of year when we plan for our annual “BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE” in which we honor and memo-rialize our departed family members. This printed book is given out at the YOM KIPPUR MEMORIAL SERVICE.Since there are many members who leave for the summer months, and will want to have a listing in the book,we ask that you fill out the form below and send it in as soon as possible. A completed form, even if your infor-mation has not changed, must be included with your payment and be received no later than FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER13, 2019.
NAMES WILL BE COUNTED, NOT LINES. EACH NAME ON A LINE WILL BE COUNTED INDIVIDUALLY.Prices for the publication are as follows:
Please cut out form along dotted lines
and return with your check payable to Sun Lakes Jewish Congregation to:
Susan & Michael Cohen, 9008 E. Stoney Vista Ct., Sun Lakes, AZ 85248 – questions call 895-4660
USE SEPARATE CHECK FOR MEMORIAL – DO NOT INCLUDE WITH OTHER CONGREGATIONAL DUES
Book of Remembrance
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Albert Abrams
Frank Andrade
Bessie Auerback
Selma Behr
William (Bill) Capeloto
Phyllis Davis
Henrieta Degenshein
Irvin Edson
Ida Fein
Diane Feller
Luba Fishman
Morris Fishman
William Fishman
Solomon Frankel
Charlotte Gindick
Erni Goldschmidt
Salo Goldschmidt
Rose Goldstein
Fay Hauptman
Bea Jacobs
Sam Kaplan
Marion Katz
Bruce Klein
Marty Klemes
Alice Kornetsky
Edward Lazarus
Louis Levy
Joseph Lubeach
Daniel Marcus
Wilbur Millard
Irving Morgenstern
Regina Pasternack
Libby Pinkus
Ruth Plafker
Max Posniack
Sally Roman
Lilyan Schulman
Benjamin Shalett
Irma Shapiro
Abraham Sherter
Goldie Sontag
Evelyn Stein
Nellie Strahl
Irene Strauss
Herbert J. Tamber
Samuel Weinberg
Avel Weiss
Sylvia Weiss
Lenore Wolin
Harry Zolty
Nettie Zolty
September Milestones
Yahrzeits
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2 Ceil & Art Aron
5 Shelly & Arnie Henden
7 Janice & Alvin Frankel
11 Martin & Marsha Levine
13 Alice & Mark Salita
14 Arlene & Allan Caplan
19 Mark & Diane Mendelsohn
23 Laurie & Mark Eisenstock
Birthdays
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1 Jan Cohen
1 Cyril Warshaw
3 Michael Dar
5 Shirley Gersten
8 Wendy Feldman Kerr
10 Judy Walp
11 Stan Zimmerman
12 Stephen Horowitz
12 Barbara Sommers
13 Linda Mundis
13 Rosalyn Sutker
15 Robert Brooks
15 Tzvi Caplan
15 Mireille Kaplan
15 Melvyn(Mel) Bram
16 Marilyn Fein
16 Roberta Levitan
17 Lori Linder
20 Carole Victor
21 Eric Kerr
22 Karen S. Perna
23 Ruth Muenzer
23 Martin Silverman
23 Ann Baum
28 Martin Levine
30 Judy Elias
Thanks to Congregation Donors
Family Fund
Geri and Jim Gould In Memory of Mitzi Goelman, mother of Leah Bloom
Chapel Fund
Ron and Doris Codkind In Memory of Mitzi Goelman
Marjorie and David Levinson In Memory of Mitzi Goelman
Barbara and Elliott Reiss In Memory of Stephen Meltzer
Music FundSamuel Abramson In Memory of Elaine Abramson June Yahrzeit
Lori Mangel To Honor Granddaughter Lexie’s Bat Mitzvah
Susan Kubrin In Honor of Stephen Kubrin’s 75th Birthday
Myron Bernstein In Memory of Betty Gilbert
Anniversaries
May
Renee Politi Nat Zuckerman
June
Mr and Mrs Tzvi Caplan Betty Caplan
Eleanor Trachtenberg Deborah S. Pearlstein
July
Sandor Lubisch Meyer Lubisch
Jeanne Capeloto Margaret Benveniste
Bobby Sachs Fred Sachs
Marcia Weiner Hyman Katcher
Faith Roth Solomon Roth
Susan Kubrin Rose Lazarus
Edith & Seymour Evans Jonathan Evans
Ruth Ostreicher Robert Ostreicher
Shirley Gersten Cele Gersten
Shirley Gersten Jesse Gersten
Mickey Friedman Randy Friedman
Vivianne Sloane Larry Meyers
Joan Berger Lillian Sussman
Barry Berger Wayne Berger
Ruth Muenzer Lena Lichtig
Ann Baumrind Leo Baumrind
Julie Mooney Sylvia Krone
Adrian Bendick Harry Morris
Harvey Fein Phillip Fein
Sharon BeckerLee Levin Steinberg
Bobby Sachs Bea Jacobs
Michael & Helen Abrams Josephine Abrams
August
Aaron Dolin Irwin Dolin
Tzvi & Gina Caplan Celelia Snyder Jacobs
Sander Frindell Hyman Frindell
Karen Blonder Sy Blonder
Shirley Gersten Max Rothstein
Rosalyn Sutker Eli Sutker
Harvey Schwartz Myer Schwartz
Vivianne Sloane Sylvia Meyers
Vivianne Sloane Art Sloane
August
Alan Bloom Bess Bloom
Marilyn Koss Roberta Ofte
Marilyn & Alan Behr Arthur Behr
Gloria & Bob Howard Rose Temkin
Ron & Doris Codkind Gilda Codkind
Robert Stone Rita Stone
Robert Stone George Stone
Anne Teplitsky Norman Teplitsky
Jack & Diane Zelinger Ida E. Zelinger
John Becker Daniel Becker
Susan Tamber Thelma Rose Goldman
Myron Bernstein Gayle Bernstein
Michael & Helen Abrams Sally Abrams
Ida T. Moise Robert Noab Moise
Geri and Jim Gould Isaac and Else Gould
Myron Bernstein Gayle Bernstein
September
Sandor Lubisch Nellie Strahl
Sara Ruth Rossow Alice Kornetsky
Larry Shapiro Irma Shapiro
Rita Tanen Louis Levy
Neil Tamber Herbert J. Tamber
Benita Feldman Bessie Auerbach
Karen Hasenfus Goldie Soniag
Michael & Helen Abrams Albert Abrams
Susan & Stephen Kubrin Edward Lazarus
Linda Brooks Regina Pasternack
Marilyn & Alan Behr Selma Behr
Nancy Stutman Marty Klemes
Sandra Schulman Avel Weiss
Sandra Schulman Sylvia Weiss
Leonard Schulman Lilyan Schulman
Jeanne Capeloto William Capeloto
Carol Pessin Phyllis Davis
Jason Sherter Abraham Sherter
Judy Plafker Samuel Weinberg
Irwin Plafker Ruth Plafker
Donor In Memory of Donor In Memory of
Yahrzeit Fund
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SEPTEMBER 19Imam Faheem Arshad of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community
OCTOBER 24Rev. Rock Freemont of UCC Church “How Religion Drives Social Action”
NOVEMBER 21Anjileen Gumer: “History, Theology and Practice of Sikhism”
DECEMBER 19President Gary Smith of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Cost: $14, which includes a kosher lunchfollowing the presentation.
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