TEC Times, September 2015

September 2015 / 5776

TEC Times A monthly calendar for the

Temple Etz Chaim community

High Holy Day’s Babysitting Service The Early Childhood Committee has once again arranged babysitting for our congregation during the High Holy Day services. Babysitting will be provided during adult services on Rosh Hashanah morning, Monday, September 14 and Yom Kip-pur morning, Wednesday, September 23. This

year, we will be able to accommodate children ages 2 - 10.

The registration deadline was Monday, August 24. If you missed the deadline, please contact Dawn Doucette-Kaplan to make arrangements. We are unable to accept walk-ins.

Slichot Service and Movie Saturday, September 5 8:00 pm at Temple Building Annual Slichot service preparing for High Holidays. We will watch and discuss the movie Saving Mr. Banks as we explore themes of forgiveness and redemption from an un-likely perspective. RSVP to Melissa Folsom.

High Holy Day Schedule

Sunday, September 13 7:30 pm: Erev Rosh Hashanah Service at FFC

Monday, September 14 9:00 am: Rosh Hashanah Children’s Service at FFC 10:15 am: Rosh Hashanah Morning Service at FFC 4:00 pm: Tashlich Service at Choate Park, Medway

Tuesday, September 15 10:00 am: 2nd Day Rosh Hashanah Service at TEC

Tuesday, September 22 7:30 pm: Kol Nidre Service at FFC

Wednesday, September 23 9:00 am: Yom Kippur Children’s Service at FFC 10:15 am: Yom Kippur Morning Service at FFC 1:00 pm: Afternoon Study Session at FFC 3:15 pm: Afternoon & Yizkor Service, Ne’ilah at FFC 6:30 pm: Havdalah and Community Break Fast at FFC

TEC: Temple Etz Chaim, 900 Washington St., Franklin FFC: Franklin Federated Church, 171 Main St., Franklin

Sukkot Pizza in the Hut & Service Sunday, September 27 Dinner: 6:00 pm Sukkah Decorating: 6:45 pm Service: 7:00 pm at Temple Building

Join us as we celebrate Sukkot with a pizza, pasta (vegan

approved) and salad dinner.

Sukkot Walk & Study Monday, September 28 11:00 am DelCarte Conservation Area Pleasant Street, Franklin

Sukkot is one of the "shalosh regalim," the three pilgrimage festi-vals. When the Temple stood, the Israelites would walk to Jerusa-lem at each of these festivals. We can reclaim this part of our festival as we walk and take some time for study and conversa-

tion the morning of the first day of Sukkot.

Community Break Fast Wednesday, September 23 6:30 pm Franklin Federated Church 171 Main Street, Franklin

Each year, we join together as a community to break our Yom Kippur fast, and to welcome the new year. Please help us make this year's celebration delicious! We are requesting contributions to our meal. You may drop off items to the parlor at Franklin Federated Church any time after 1:30 on September 23rd. If you'd like to donate, but cannot join us for break-fast, please contact Emily at [email protected] to make alternate arrangements. Please note, this is a dairy meal, so please, no meat prod-ucts! The board of Directors will be contributing bagels, cream cheese, lox and drinks. Thank you all for your assistance! We look forward to see-ing you all! Please go to Sign Up Genius to contribute to our meal.

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Zumba

Sunday nights at 7:30 pm October 18, 25, November 1, 8, 15, 29 at Temple Building

$40 for Temple Members/ $50 for Non-Members

Party yourself into shape at our Fall 6-week Zumba session. No dance experience required, just be ready to have some fun! Sign up with Dawn Doucette-Kaplan.

Scotch Tasting Sunday, October 18 3:00 - 5:00 pm at Temple Building

The Brotherhood is very pleased to sponsor this fun and educational event to explore the world of Single Malt Scotch Whiskey. We are privileged to have as our guide into this world, Joshua "Yossi" Hatton, President and Co-Founder of the Jewish Whiskey Company and representative for Impeg. During this seminar we will better learn how to assess the aroma, taste, finish and balance of Scotch Single Malt and Blended Whiskeys. We will likely get to try offerings from distilleries such as Kilchoman, and Tamdu, as well as Inde-pendents such as Exclusive Malts and the Jewish Whiskey Company. This exciting event is open to all temple members over the age of 21. It is a free event. Voluntary donations can be made to a Temple fund at the event. L'CHAIM!! RSVP by October 14th to Gary Dauer

Tiny Tots Playgroup

Sunday, October 18 10:00 am - 11:30 am at Medway High School 88 Summer Street

Tiny tots is designed to help families with children birth through preschool make Jewish connections. Our gather-ings are casual, our connections become strong. For more information, please contact Dawn Doucette-Kaplan.

Saturday Morning Torah Study

Saturday, October 3, 17, 24, 31 8:30 am - 9:30 am at Temple Building

Join the Rabbi for our weekly text study. No Hebrew need-ed. We’ll study text in English. Come when you can or come every Saturday. The door is open to open your mind!

B’Nei Mitzvah

Please join the congregation in worship as our Temple Etz Chaim students are called to the Torah.

Saturday, October 10 at 10:00 am at TEC Jacob Lipson, son of Lisa and Stewart Lipson

Saturday, October 17 at 10k:00 am at FUSF Vivienne and Charles Seested, children of Pam and Charles Seested

Saturday, October 24 at 10:00 am at FUSF Justin Winiker, son of Heidi and Jeff Winiker

TEC: Temple Etz Chaim, 900 Washington St., Franklin FUSF: First Universalist Society, 262 Chestnut St., Frank-lin

Community Brunch to Welcome New Members

Sunday, October 25 11:45 am - 2:00 pm Medway High School Join us for a Community Brunch to relax, socialize and welcome our new members. Watch for details soon.

Sharing Our Interfaith Journey

Wednesday, October 14 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm at the home of Rabbi Alpert 38 Jefferson Road Franklin

Interfaith families are exciting and challenging. Come join us as we talk about joys and concerns and get to learn from each other. This adult program for both the Jewish and non-Jewish partners in an interfaith relationship will be led by Rabbi Jillian Cameron, Director of InterfaithFamily/Boston. For more information contact Rabbi Alpert.







Reminder for students in Grades 2-6: Don’t forget to finish your summer He-brew packets! An email was sent to all families in these grades; just email Hana if

you can’t locate yours. We can’t wait to see your child on September 20th!

Summer Hebrew Fun Packets

School Year Starting Dates Sunday & Wednesday: Medway High School 88 Summer St., Medway Tuesday: Temple Building 900 Washington St., Franklin

Sunday, September 20: Pre-K through 7th Grade Book Pick-up will once again be on the 1st day of Religious School

Note: The following classes start the next week due to Yom Kip-pur: Tuesday, September 29: Academy/Confirmation/Post-Confirmation Wednesday, September 30: 3rd through 6th Grade Hebrew Classes

Religious School News

Wednesday, September 16 7:00 - 8:00 pm at Temple Building FOR PARENTS OF INCOMING STUDENTS Find out about the format for the first day of religious school! Learn the important facts about our school; where we meet, your child’s teacher, the school’s pick-up and dismissal process, and a host of other pertinent details to assist you and your child. Please RSVP to let Hana know you are able to attend: [email protected] or 508-528-5337.

New School Parent Orientation

Inventory Project at Plymouth Rock Cemetery

Sunday, October 18 11:30 am - 3:30 pm 8th-12th Graders Community Service Project Become part of history! We’ll lunch together, then travel to Brockton to conduct an inventory of the gravestones in the older part of the Jewish cemetery. This event is co-sponsored by JCAM (Jewish Cemetery Association of Mas-sachusetts), FROGY and TEC Academy. JCAM maintains most of the Jewish cemeteries in Eastern Massachusetts. Please RSVP by October 2nd to Hana Berman.

Sunday, September 20 9:00 am - 11:30 am Medway High School 88 Summer St., Medway

9:00-9:40 am: Opening Assembly - Children, Parents, Teachers and Aides - Auditorium 9:40-11:30 am: Children-preK-7th grade will be in their classrooms

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9:40-9:50 am: Parents of students in grades 4-7 remain in the auditorium for a short presentation 9:40-10:10 am: Book Pick Up for parents of students in grades preK-3 9:50-10:20 am: Book Pick Up for parents of students in grades 4-7 10:10-10:20 am: Parents of students in grades preK-3 meet in the auditorium for a short presentation

Welcome to our 1st Day!

We could use volunteers aides in the Hebrew classes on Wednesdays, even if you cannot commit to every week. Interested? Please email Hana Berman.

Adult Volunteer Aides Needed

Sunday, October 4 7:00 pm at Franklin Federated Church 171 Main Street, Franklin

Join us when we welcome our youngest students and their families to the TEC Religious School at Consecration which is part of our Simchat Torah celebration. Each student will receive a mini-Torah that often becomes a cherished heir-loom. Ask some members of Education committee who still have their torahs they received as children! Special this year! We will be using the chuppah designed and decorated by last year’s 7th grade class under the skilled guidance of Bar-bara Fine.

Consecration and Simchat Torah






Religious School Calendar 2015-2016/5776

School is open every date listed, unless otherwise noted.

Religious School

Grades Pre K-7 Sunday- 9:00–11:30 am

Hebrew School

Grades 3-6

Wednesday- 4:00–5:30 pm

Academy (A); Confirmation (C); Post

Confirmation (PC) - Grades 8-12

Tuesday- 6:30-8:30 pm

9/20 – First Day of School

9/27

10/4

10/11-No School- Columbus Day

wknd

10/18

10/25

11/1

11/8

11/15

11/22

11/29- No School-Thanksgiving

12/6

12/13

12/20

12/27- No School (Winter Break)

1/3- No School (Winter Break)

1/10

1/17-- No School- MLK Day wknd

1/24

1/31

2/7

2/14 – No School (February Break)

2/21– No School (February Break)

2/28

3/6

3/13

3/20

3/27

4/3

4/10

4/17–No School (Spring Break)

4/24 – No School (Passover)

5/1

5/8

5/15

5/22 – Last day of School

9/23- No School- Yom Kippur

9/30- First Day of School

10/7

10/14

10/21

10/28

11/4

11/11- No School- Veteran’s Day

11/18

11/25-No School-Thanksgiving

12/2

12/9

12/16

12/23 – No School (Winter Break)

12/30– No School (Winter Break)

1/6

1/13

1/20

1/27

2/3

2/10


2/24

3/2

3/9

3/16

3/23

3/30

4/6

4/13

4/20– No School (Spring Break)

4/27– No School (Passover)

5/4

5/11

5/18– Last day of School

9/22- No School- Yom Kippur

9/29-A/C/PC

10/6– A/C

10/13 – A/C/PC

10/18 –Sunday Field Trip (10/20 No School)

10/27– A/C

11/3– No School- Election Day

11/10 – A/C/PC

11/17– A/C

11/24- No School-Thanksgiving

12/1 – A/C ( 7th grade)

12/8 – A/C

12/15 – A/C/PC

12/22 - A/C - No School (Winter Break)

12/29 – No School (Winter Break)

1/5– A/C/PC

1/12 –A/C

1/19– A/C

1/26 - A/C

2/2 - A/C (7th

grade)

2/9– A/C/PC


2/23 – A/C

3/1 – A/C

3/8 – A/C/PC

3/15 – A/C

3/22 - A/C

3/29– A/C

4/5– A/C/PC

4/12 – A/C

4/19 – No School (Spring Break)

4/26 – No School (Passover)

5/3 – A/C (7th

grade)

5/10– A/C/PC

5/17– A/C – Last day of School

Please join us to honor our Confirmation Students Friday, June 10, 2016 Erev Shabbat and Confirmation

@ 7:00pm at Franklin Federated Church


Family Shabbat Services 5776

Each month, there is a special “Family Shabbat” service designed specifically for families with children in our Reli-gious School. This gives us an opportunity to come together as a community to celebrate Shabbat. They will fea-ture friendly singing, age-appropriate readings, and birthday blessings. During some of these Family Shabbat Ser-

vices, specific classes will participate in leading some of the prayers.

We hope that your family will join us for all of these Family Shabbat Services, as they promise to be won-derful celebrations in our community. We would appreciate each family to bring a sweet for Oneg fol-lowing the services.

Please join us to honor our Confirmation Students Friday, June 10, 2016 Erev Shabbat and Confirmation

@ 7:00pm at Franklin Federated Church

This service will honor our Confirmation students (10th graders) who elected to continue their Jewish education beyond religious school. They will help lead the Friday night service. During the service, the students confirm their sense of Jewish identity and their place in the Jewish com-munity.

Date Help Rabbi lead services Time/ Location

Class Dinner

Bring Oneg or Lunch

Friday, Oct. 30, 2015

Kitah Vav (6th) 7:00pm @ Temple 6th ALL grades Oneg

Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015 Kitah Zayin (7th) 10:00am @ Temple Lunch/Program 7th gr.

Friday, Dec. 4 , 2015 Kitah Gan (PreK-K)

7:00pm @ Temple PreK-K ALL grades Oneg

Friday, Feb. 5, 2016 Kitah Aleph-Bet (1st & 2nd)

7:00pm @ Temple 1st/2nd ALL grades Oneg

Friday, Mar. 4, 2016 Kitah Daled-Hey (4th & 5th) 7:00pm @ FFC 4th/5th ALL grades Oneg

Friday, May 6, 2016 Kitah Gimmel (3rd) 7:00pm @ Temple 3rd ALL grades Oneg


Fundraising

Amazon Smile

Temple Etz Chaim is registered as an AmazonSmile charita-ble organization. AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to support TEC every time you shop, at no cost to you. When you shop at smile.amazon.com you’ll find the exact same low prices, vast selection and conven-ient shopping experience as Amazon.com, with the added bonus that Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to TEC. It’s simple to do. When shopping on Ama-zon, go to smile.amazon.com and choose “Temple Etz Chaim” (of Franklin, MA) as your charitable organization. That’s it! Whenever you shop, remember to do it with a smile!.

Donations General Fund Donation of a digital picture frame for Temple by Michelle and Scott Halet

Religious School Fund Donation of a Chromebook to the religious

school in appreciation of the Bar Mitzvah of Justin Winiker by Heidi & Jeff Winiker

Anonymous donation of a portable display board to the religious school If you’d like to make a donation in memory or honor of somebody or just to support us, please go to our online form.

Eat, Drink and Raise Money

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Eat, Drink and Raise Money!

Come for dinner, stay for music and drinks all while supporting Temple Etz Chaim.

Good for dine-in and take-out!

Live Music: Michael Rivelis

Alumni will donate 10% of your check (including all drinks) to Temple Etz Chaim.

DATE: Sunday, September 20, 2015 TIME: 4:00 pm -9:00 pm MUSIC: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm ADDRESS: 391 E. Central St., Franklin

Please present this coupon at the time of payment to have 10% of your check’s value, excluding tax and tip,

donated to Temple Etz Chaim.


























Meet our Volunteer Committee, Auxiliary and Ad Hoc Chair People

Adult Education Melissa Folsom and her husband Owen, along with their children, Emma and Jacob have recently moved to Wrentham from Franklin. Melissa has chaired the Adult Ed committee for two years. The committee focuses on providing adult congregants the

opportunity to explore Jewish heritage and customs in a relaxed atmosphere of community. Melissa is known for her love of giraffes, whose awkward beauty and unique grace are, to her, a proof of miracles.

Budget and Finance Lori Beth Towne lives in Franklin with her husband Jerry Sawyer and her son David Towne. This is her first year chairing this com-mittee, whose purpose is to manage the financ-es of the temple. Lori Beth has previously served on the nominating and fundraising com-

mittees, as well as the Sisterhood. She is known to many as the short, dark-haired member of the mah jongg crowd.

In order to accomplish all the tasks involved in running the temple, the rabbi, temple staff and Board of Directors are support-ed by numerous committees. Most of the committees have chairs. Here is a brief introduction to these energetic congregants.

Education Dawn Doucette-Kaplan and Jenn Eagerman are co-chairing this committee. Dawn is from Medway, where she lives with her hus-band Seth and their children, Haly and Ryne. Dawn also chairs the Early Childhood/Tiny Tots committees, with a focus on helping

families with young children find a supportive Jewish com-munity where they can connect with other families raising Jewish children.

Jenn lives in Franklin with her husband Scott and their children, Samantha and Abe. This is the first year that either Dawn or Jenn has chaired the Education committee, which sup-ports the efforts of the Director of Education and Religious School teachers by organizing and providing many of the supplemental activities

that enrich the school year. Jenn may be found weekly at the Religious School front desk. Dawn and her huge smile will also be found teaching the temple Zumba classes!

Development (Fundraising) Jill Simms lives in Franklin with her husband Tony and their children, Jessica and Zachary. This is her first year chairing the Fundraising committee. One of her main focuses will be to coordinate fundraising so that various groups do not overlap one another’s efforts.

Jill also chairs the Sisterhood and is currently a member of the Board of Directors. Jill is assisted in fundraising by Cindy and Howard Heilweil, who have just completed their second successful year as co-chairs for the temple’s July 4th booth. The Heilweils live in Bellingham with their children, Sarah and Adam. They are both active on additional committees.

Leadership Development and Nominating

Margot Rivelis lives in Franklin with her husband Michael and their children, Melis-sa and Sam. This is Margot’s fourth year serving on this committee. The committee has a two-fold purpose: to create a means for developing leaders among the congre-

gation and to identify and connect with potential nominees annually for the temple Board. Margot also serves on the Board of Directors, handles publicity for the Sisterhood, manages TEC Tidbits and TEC Times for the Communica-tions Committee and teaches in the Religious School. In her spare time, she produces many of the B’nei Mitzvah invita-tions sent by the congregation’s families.

Relocation This newly established committee, run by Howard Heilweil, is working in conjunc-tion with the building sale committee, ex-ploring options for relocating the congre-gation in the event that the 900 Washing-ton Street building is sold.



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Meet our Volunteer Committee/Auxiliary and Ad Hoc Chair People

Communications and Publicity This committee is responsible for facilitating both internal and external communications.

Margot Rivelis maintains both the weekly TEC Tidbits update and the monthly TEC Times publication. Steven Cohn is the temple’s webmaster. Steve lives in Franklin with his wife Amy and their children, Ben and Max. Steve has been maintaining the website for 2-3 years and is responsible for managing its con-tent. In his own words, he is best known as “the guy riding the bicycle.” Lisa Lipson is the editor for the temple Facebook page. She has been a significant member of the Communication Commit-tee for 9 years, serving previously as TEC Times editor and technical advisor to the committee. She and her husband Stewart live in Franklin with their son Jacob.

Sue Cass manages the external publicity, working with area newspaper editors to pub-lish the temple’s worship service schedules and holiday observances, as well as press re-leases/feature articles about special events. Sue and her husband Colin live in Franklin and have two adult daughters, Sharon and

JennyBess.

Service of the Heart Sherene Borr and Cindy Heilweil, co-chair this committee. They have shared the re-sponsibility for this committee for four years. The committee’s purpose is to pro-vide support to temple members in times of need. Among those services, Sherene

and Cindy coordinate the provision of meals and visits for sick congregants and organize shiva observances. Sherene lives in Milford with her husband Steve and their children, Gabby and Dylan. Sherene currently serves on the Nominating Committee and has previously

served on the Search Committee for the Director of Educa-tion. Her smile is well known in the community.

Religious Activities (RAC) Jayme Solomon-Zissu lives in Hopedale with her husband Jonathan and her daugh-ter Becca. This is Jayme’s second year serv-ing as chair of RAC. This committee is responsible for overseeing, planning and coordinating all of the congregation’s holi-

day observances. Known for her red hair and enthusiastic cheerfulness, Jayme is also developing a reputation as host-ess for many of the temple parties.

RAC is additionally responsible for the sched-uling of B’nei Mitzvah services. Miriam Goodman has served as B’nei Mitzvah coor-dinator for two years. She and her husband Michael live in Franklin with their daughters, Sarah and Jenna. Miriam is probably best known as the congregant who established

Java Nagilah.

Synagogue Life and Membership Connie Shulman and Richard are founding members of the congregation. They have two adult sons, Jonathan and Carl; they live in Franklin. Connie has previously served as secretary to the Board, Education Director and Youth Commission advisor. Connie has chaired SL&M for 7-8 years. The committee

is responsible for both building/enhancing the community (synagogue life) and recruiting/engaging/retaining members (membership). Connie is well known for her friendly efforts to engage people both in the temple setting and in the larger community.

Gracious Gifts Susan Hirshfield has chaired this committee

and been its only member for 10+ years. She

has been responsible for making sure that

donations to the temple are acknowledged,

both publicly in the temple newsletter and in

a personal thank you to the donor. She and

her husband David live in Franklin and have two adult

sons, Jeffrey and Andrew. The Hirshfields are also charter

members of the temple.











Brotherhood Stewart Lipson has served as chair for the Brotherhood for 5 years, during which time its membership and activity scheduling have flour-ished. His committee is responsible for creating an atmosphere in which adult males in the con-gregation can meet, have a good time and pro-

vide a service to the community. He is best known as the “Philadelphia Sports fan.”

Youth Commission Wendy Bierman is the newly appointed chair of this committee, whose purpose is to serve as a liaison and support to the Youth Advisor, parents and teens. She and her husband Andy have recently relocated to Mil-ford. They have two adult children, Rachel and Bryan. Wendy is undoubtedly best known as the former Di-rector of Education, Learning Center Coordinator and FROGY advisor, positions she held for many years.

Sisterhood This is Jill Simms’s third year serving as Pres-ident of Sisterhood, a social group for wom-en in the TEC community and beyond. Sis-terhood provides an entry into the communi-ty for non-TEC members and performs community services both within the congre-

gation and in the greater community. It is also one of the temple’s primary fundraising supports.

Meet our Volunteer Committee/Auxiliary and Ad Hoc Chair People

Israel

Here are a few photos of Temple Etz Chaim members who spent time visiting

Israel this summer.





Visit our website to read what we are blogging about. Message from Rabbi Alpert

Message from the President Adam Cutler

Message from our Director of Education Hana Berman

Temple Etz Chaim Website

Temple Etz Chaim Facebook

Temple Etz Chaim Sisterhood Facebook

Temple Etz Chaim LinkedIn

Bloggers

TEC Community Cookbook

Have you ever wanted to share your favorite recipes with everyone? Well, now we have a way for you to do that. We are going to do a TEC Community Cookbook. We are in the planning phases. If you have any interest in helping, let me know. We will have a blast.

Contact Jayme Solomon-Zissu.

Erev Shabbat Service Schedule

Friday, September 4 at 7:30 pm at TEC Erev Shabbat Service




Friday, October 2 at 7:30 pm at TEC Erev Shabbat Service and Aufruf

Friday, October 9 at 7:30 pm at TEC Erev Shabbat Service

Saturday, October 10 at 10:00 am at TEC Shabbat Service and Bar Mitzvah of Jacob Lipson

Friday, October 16 at 6:30 pm at TEC Tot Shabbat Service


Saturday, October 17 at 10:00 am at FUSF Shabbat Service and B’nei Mitzvah of Vivienne & Charles Seested


Saturday, October 24 at 10:00 am at FUSF Shabbat Service and Bar Mitzvah of Justin Winiker

Friday, October 30 at 7:00 pm at TEC Family Shabbat Service

TEC: Temple Etz Chaim, 900 Washington St., Franklin FUSF: First Universalist Society of Franklin, 262 Chestnut St., Franklin

Stay Connected

Aufruf for Andrew Venooker and Samantha Woltz

Friday, October 2 7:30 pm at Temple Building Please join the family of Ronald and Audrey Ve-nooker as their son Andrew and his fiancée Sa-mantha Woltz are called to the Torah for an

Aufruf to celebrate their upcoming wedding. This will take place as part of the regularly scheduled Shabbat service on the Shabbat during Sukkot.

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https://www.facebook.com/TempleEtzChaimMA

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Documents

TEC Times, September 2015