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The Shofar APRIL 2018 Nissan-Iyar 5778 iEngage Course............................. Page 2 Inspired to Act.................................. Page 3 Temple Sholom School..............Page 4 60+ Group Meeting....................Page 5 Men’s Club......................................... Page 6 Sisterhood....................................Page 8 Feasting for Funds...................... Page 10 LimmudVan 2018............................. Page 11 Community Events...................... Page 12 TEMPLE SHOLOM LITURGIST-IN-RESIDENCE: A A L L D D E E N N S S O O L L O O V V Y Y FRIDAY, APRIL 13 - SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018 AN EXCEPTIONAL WEEKEND AT TEMPLE SHOLOM PRAYER DRASH: FIRE OF GOD Kabbalat Shabbat Service Friday, April 13, 2018 at 8:15pm Alden will teach from this week’s challenging Torah portion, Shmini, with a “Prayer Drash”, his unique style of blending prayer and poetry with commen- tary to deepen our connection with the text. THE ART & THE ACT OF PRAYER Shabbat Lunch and Learn Saturday, April 14, 2018 at Noon After Shabbat services, we’ll discuss and deepen our understanding of prayer – with an emphasis on the modern meanings, connections and challenges of a robust prayer life – using Alden’s innovative ‘Conceptual Map of Prayer.’ Alden Solovy spreads joy and excitement for prayer. A liturgist, poet, journalist and teacher, his work has been used by people of all faiths throughout the world. He’s written nearly 700 pieces of new liturgy, offering a fresh new Jewish voice, often challeng- ing the boundaries between poetry, meditation, personal growth and prayer. The Jerusalem Post called Alden’s writing “soulful and meticulously crafted.” Huffington Post Religion said his “…prayers reflect age-old yearnings in modern-day situations.” Alden’s third book, This Grateful Heart: Psalms and Prayers for a New Day, was released in March 2017 by the CCAR Press. His other books are: Jewish Prayers of Hope and Healing and Hagaddah Companion: Meditations and Readings. His work has been widely anthologized, including: Choosing a Jewish Life, Men Pray, Gates of Shabbat, Mishkah R’fuah and Mishkan Hanefesh. Alden’s teaching spans from U.S. synagogues to Limmud Conferences in the U.S. and UK to HUC- JIR in Jerusalem. His prayers also appear on ReformJudaism.org and RitualWell.org. Alden holds an MBA in Economics andFinance, an MA in Journalism and a BA in English Composition. He is a three-time winner of the Peter Lisagor Award for Exemplary Journalism. Alden made aliyah to Israel in 2012 where he hikes frequently, participates in interfaith prayer and leads ManKind Project Israel. His latest work is available at tobendlight.com. Temple Sholom welcomes Alden Solovy. Alden will help us explore themes of modern Jewish prayer. He will also bring a unique flavor of prayer and Israel to our Shabbat services, reading from his vast writings, including his latest book, This Grateful Heart: Psalms and Prayers for a New Day. JOIN US FOR INSPIRATION AND CELEBRATION, WITH A FOCUS ON DEEPENING OUR CONNECTIONS TO PRAYER. - PLEASE RSVP FOR THE LUNCH AT 604.266.7190 -

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iEngage Course.............................Page 2Inspired to Act..................................Page 3Temple Sholom School..............Page 460+ Group Meeting....................Page 5Men’s Club.........................................Page 6Sisterhood....................................Page 8Feasting for Funds......................Page 10LimmudVan 2018.............................Page 11Community Events......................Page 12

T E M P L E S H O L O M

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AN EXCEPTIONAL WEEKEND AT TEMPLE SHOLOM

PRAYER DRASH: FIRE OF GODKabbalat Shabbat Service

Friday, April 13, 2018 at 8:15pm Alden will teach from this week’s challenging Torahportion, Shmini, with a “Prayer Drash”, his uniquestyle of blending prayer and poetry with commen-tary to deepen our connection with the text.

THE ART & THE ACT OF PRAYERShabbat Lunch and Learn

Saturday, April 14, 2018 at Noon After Shabbat services, we’ll discuss and deepenour understanding of prayer – with an emphasis onthe modern meanings, connections and challengesof a robust prayer life – using Alden’s innovative‘Conceptual Map of Prayer.’

Alden Solovy spreads joy and excitement forprayer. A liturgist, poet, journalist and teacher, hiswork has been used by people of all faiths throughout the world.

He’s written nearly 700 pieces of new liturgy, offering a fresh new Jewish voice, often challeng-ing the boundaries between poetry, meditation,personal growth and prayer.

The Jerusalem Post called Alden’s writing “soulfuland meticulously crafted.” Huffington PostReligion said his “…prayers reflect age-old yearnings in modern-day situations.”

Alden’s third book, This Grateful Heart: Psalmsand Prayers for a New Day, was released inMarch 2017 by the CCAR Press. His other booksare: Jewish Prayers of Hope and Healing and

Hagaddah Companion: Meditations andReadings. His work has been widely anthologized, including: Choosing a Jewish Life, Men Pray,Gates of Shabbat, Mishkah R’fuah and MishkanHanefesh.

Alden’s teaching spans from U.S. synagogues toLimmud Conferences in the U.S. and UK to HUC-JIR in Jerusalem. His prayers also appear onReformJudaism.org and RitualWell.org.

Alden holds an MBA in Economics andFinance, anMA in Journalism and a BA in EnglishComposition. He is a three-time winner of thePeter Lisagor Award for Exemplary Journalism.Alden made aliyah to Israel in 2012 where he hikesfrequently, participates in interfaith prayer andleads ManKind Project Israel. His latest work is available at tobendlight.com.

Temple Sholom welcomes Alden Solovy. Alden will help us explore themes of modern Jewish prayer.He will also bring a unique flavor of prayer and Israel to our Shabbat services, reading from his vast writings, including his latest book, This Grateful Heart: Psalms and Prayers for a New Day.JOIN US FOR INSPIRATION AND CELEBRATION, WITH A FOCUS ON DEEPENING OUR CONNECTIONS TO PRAYER.

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PLEASE JOIN:

Jill Kipnis & Howard Hendinas their daughter,

Sophie Hendinis called to the Torah as Bat Mitzvah on

Thursday, April 12 , 2018 at 9:00amaaa

Darcy Mann & Dion Klineras their daughter,

Cece Klineris called to the Torah as Bat Mitzvah on

Saturday, April 14, 2018 at 10:00am

ohtCv ohfurCBruchim Habayim.

Welcome to our new congregants:Adam RootmanDani & Helena ElisaJessse Elterman & Jennifer BennetMichael Levy & Anne Ercke

unjb unjbNachamu, Nachamu. Condolences to:

Sorel Leinburd, on the death of his mother,Betty Leinburd

IENGAGE: ISRAEL’S MILESTONES AND THEIR MEANINGSA Shalom Hartman Institute Lecture and Study Series

Tuesdays, April 3, 10, 17, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, 2018 at 7:30pm at Temple SholomLed by Rabbi Moskovitz.Through video lectures, textstudy, and lively group discussion, we are pleased tobring the world-renownedfaculty of the Shalom

Hartman Institute into the Temple Sholom community this spring.

iEngage: Israel’s Milestones and Their Meaningsexplores the pivotal events of 1917, 1947, and 1967 askey moments when Zionism unleashed new thinking about the meaning of Jewishness forgenerations to come. Memory is a central element

in defining modern Jewish identity. As we look toIsrael’s future, we need to engage anew with our past

and explore its meanings and consequences. ThisiEngage series grapples with the different ideas andvalues that shape the meaning of modern Israel,Zionism, and Jewish identity today. Together wewill engage in a new values-based discourse aboutIsrael, including topics such as: nationhood, land,Sovereignty, Jerusalem, Occupation and Moral RedLines.

Each session includes text study and discussion ledby Rabbi Moskovitz, and video lectures and roundtable discussions with leading Hartman scholars.

Course fee: $25 (for materials). RSVP to Temple Sholom office at 604.266.7190 or at www.templesholom.ca/iengage-class

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Youth Award

deadline toapply is April 9,2018!

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T E M P L E S H O L O M S C H O O LSUNDAYS MIDWEEK HEBREW CLUBApril 1 No Classes - Pesach April 2-5 Regular ClassesApril 8 Regular Classes April 9-12 Regular Classes April 15 Regular Classes April 16-19 Regular Classes

Grade 6 –Derech L’Torah (session 1) April 23-26 Regular ClassesApril 22 Regular classes April 30-May 3 Regular Classes

Grade 6 / 7 NFTY Retreat April 29 Regular classes

Grade 6 –Derech L’Torah (session 2)

April 8: How to Talk to Your Kids About DeathWhile the kids are learning upstairs join with RabbiDan as he leads a discussion and shares material tohelp your children make sense of death at an age-appropriate level. At 10:15am in the library.

April 13: Hebrew Club ShabbatAll of our Hebrew Clubs will be coming together tocelebrate Shabbat. Dinner is at 5:45pm and the servicewill be at 6:30pm. Each of our clubs will have a role inleading the service.

April 15: Derech L’Torah is BeginningThis family B’nai Mitzvah program begins for all families in Grade 6. There will be four sessions thisspring, and then the program will continue in the fall.

April 20-22: Retreat for Grade 6 & 7 studentsAll of our Grade 6 and 7 students are encouraged tojoin with Rabbi Dan on a fun weekend away with theNFTY NW 678 for their first full weekend event.Students will participate in a social action project, celebrate Havdalah together, and get to know theother Jewish kids that will be in their youth groupregion. Scholarships are available, and we would loveto see a full bus heading to camp!

Counting of the OmerIn the period between Passover and Shavuot, wecount the Omer. Because this is a holiday celebratinggrain harvests, we have a wonderful tradition at

Temple Sholom of bringing donations of cereal products each time we come to the synagogue. Our students are encouraged to participate in this TikkunOlam project filling the Food Bank basket with breakfast cereal, fruit bars and other healthy cerealproducts. We will be collecting beginning April 8th.

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Havdalah Sleepover This annual event will be held the evening before ourfirst session in May, for students in Kindergarten toGrade 2. We will bring sleeping bags and pillows andspend the night at the synagogue while learning moreabout havdalah with crafts, songs, and of course, hotchocolate!

Festival HaRikud Dance FestivalTemple Sholom School is proud to have a team ofdancers entering this year’s Festival. The show willtake place on Sunday, May 13th. Good luck to ourteam!

May 27: Final session - Assembly & Family BBQParents and Grandparents are invited to join us for afinal assembly at 11:15am in the Sanctuary, which willinclude a presentation to our Grade 7 students, performances by our classes, highlights from our electives and more! Stay at Noon for a BBQ in thebackyard to celebrate another wonderful school year. $2 for a hot dog, some veggies and a bag of chips

Grade 5 kashrut fieldtripPurim 2018

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C E L E B R A T I N G S P E C I A L B I R T H D A Y S I N A P R I LJoin us in commemorating these very special congregants’ 80+ Birthdays!

Wednesday, April 18, 201811:00am: Yoga 11:45am: Business meeting 12:00pm: Lunch ($10 per person) 1:00pm: Program: A classicalguitar recital with Liel Amdour.Liel Amdour recently graduatedwith a Bachelor of Music degree inGuitar Performance from UBC,where she studied with the acclaimedteacher and performer Dr. DanielBolshoy.

From an early age, Liel has beenparticipating in numerous localand international festivals and competitions. She was the 2018recipient of the “Ben SteinbergMusical Legacy Award for a prom-ising Jewish Artist”.Her program consists of music byJewish and Israeli composers,including Itamar Erez, DanielAkiva, and Roland Dyens, as wellas Spanish classical composers.

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ALAN KAYFREDA GEFFINFRANCES RUDINESTHER BRUDNI-PAINESONYA MOSHEVICHJOAN BERLOWSHIRLEY GLUCK

Temple Sholom’s journey with the Moustafa familybegan with the unbreakable commitment to themitzvah - “Love the stranger”.

After arriving in Canada a year ago, they are part ofour community in all the senses. Hassan and Mahacontinue their English studies, improving with leapsand bounds. Haydar and Jotries are thriving inschool and completely fluent in English. Incredible!Shana is walking, talking, and totally at home inVancouver. As they continue to plant roots, Maha,the ever dynamo, has turned her true talent and

passion for Kurdish cooking into a proud business -thanks to the encouragement and support of manyTemple Sholom members.

No longer strangers, they are our dear friends, partof the Temple tapestry and living the Canadiandream. The Moustafas have shown over and overagain, love trumps all and does move mountains, thewest coast ones.

A huge thank you to every Temple member, person,and to the Rabbis who made this mitzvah happen.

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AFTERNOON TEA Join us for afternoon tea for Temple members residing at Louis Brier Home & Hospital and theWeinberg Residence, held on Wednesday, April 11 at 1:30pm with Rabbi Brown in attendance.

TSY (YOUTH GROUP) WHISTLER RETREAT - MAY 25-27, 2018Activities will include:

TSY elections, special programming, campfire and a special giveaway.Cost: $125. Please register by April 8th at:

https://templesholombc.shulcloud.com/form/TSYWhistler

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Men's Club Make Your Seder Fun andMeaningfull on March 15, 2018 was a very successful evening. It was interesting and extremelyinformative. Each one of our presenters tackled theSeder from a different angle:

Topic: Let’s Hear the Women’s Voices?

Topic: Basic Structure of the Seder

Topic: It’s All About Children

JOHN SILVER

RACHELLE KANEFSKY

JERRY GROWE

Topic: Introduction and Continuity

JEFFREY BALIN

Topic: So Much Symbolism

ARTHUR GUTTMAN

Topic: Music Everywhere

CARL ROTHSCHILD

Topic: What About Food?

JENNY GLICKMAN-RYND

MEN’S CLUB

A P A N E L D I S C U S S I O N :SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE

SUNDAY, APRIL 22 AT 7:00PM AT TEMPLE SHOLOM

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We have a wonderful program planned:SATURDAY, MAY 2610:00am: Welcome (breakfast included)11:00am: Learning session with Rabbi Dan12:30pm: Lunch (cost included)1:30pm: Outside group activity4:00pm: Room check-in and relaxation5:00pm: Mix & Mingle on the Basalt patio5:30pm: Dinner al fresco (cost included)7:45pm: Havdallah8:00pm: Evening activity

S U N D A Y , M A Y 2 78:00am: Minyan with Jeff Balin8:45am: Breakfast (cost included)9:30am: Yoga with Mark Elster10:00am: EV101 – Electric Vehicle Facts and

Myth Busting with Paul Shore11:30am: Wrap up

Register: www.templesholom.ca/mens-retreatQuestions: [email protected]

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Rabbi Carey Brown is the Associate Rabbi ofTemple Sholom. With anextensive background in gender considerations inJewish law, Rabbi Brown willshare her insight into genderdiscrimination and harassmentthrough a Jewish lens.

David Klein is one of Canada’s top class actionlawyers. Recognized byLexpert Survey as one of themost frequently recommendedlawyers in class action litigation, by Best Lawyers inCanada as leading counsel inclass action litigation, and by

Benchmark Canada as a local litigation star,David has recovered hundreds of millions of dol-

lars for thousands of victims in a wide range oflandmark lawsuits including a class action lawsuitagainst the RCMP for Gender Based Harassmentand Discrimination.

Ilan Burkes focuses on labour, employment,human rights and privacy law.He provides legal and strategicadvice to employers on issuessuch as collective agreementinterpretation, employee discipline as well as humanrights and duty to accommodate.

Represents clients before labour relations boards,arbitrations boards, other administrative tribunals and the courts. He also conducts collective bargaining on behalf of employers.

This program is free, but please RSVP at www.templesholom.ca

Saturday, May 26 – Sunday, May 27, 2018 at the Crystal Lodge & Suites Whistler, BCCost: $289 (includes meals & accommodation, based on double occupancy).

M E N ’ S R E T R E A T

All men are invited to join us for this important and timely program.We have a great lineup of panelists:

DAVID KLEIN, KLEIN LAWYERS LLPILAN BURKES, HARRIS & COMPANY LLPRABBI CAREY BROWN, TEMPLE SHOLOM

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NOTICE OF SISTERHOOD’S ANNUAL MEETINGTo be held Monday, May 7, 2018 at 7:15 pm at Temple Sholom

All Sisterhood members are requested to attend Sisterhood’s annual meeting on Monday, May 7, 2018at the Temple starting at 7:15 p.m. Officers and trustees for the coming term will be elected. The slatefor the election of officers and trustees being presented by the Nominating Committee will be emailed toSisterhood members in April following approval of the slate by the Sisterhood board. Additional nominations may be made from the floor at the May 7 annual meeting. The installation of officers andtrustees will follow on in June, 2018.

Toni Kennedy, President, Sisterhood of Temple Sholom

Monday, May 7, after the Sisterhood AGMJane Stoller - organizing guru - will share a host ofpractical tips and tricks that will make de-clutter-

ing and living with less an exciting and meaningfulexperience. Check out her website for a preview: http://organizedbyjane.ca

G E T O R G A N I Z E D !

Once a month you will learn how to cook a traditional Jewish dish.There will be no cooking group in April. Our next cooking session will be on May 10, 2018 at 6:30-9:00pm in the Temple kitchen.We will learn how to make delicious rugelachwith our own Sara Ciacci.$10 to cover cost of materials.For more information/registration, leave a message at604.200.0539 or email [email protected]

BUBBE'S KITCHEN - COME COOK WITH US

Please join us in helping children in shelters escaping domestic violence bysponsoring a pack for a child in need.Each pack contains age-appropriateclothing, hygiene and comfort items, abook and a toy, and school supplies forthe older children.

Your sponsorship will make a huge difference in a child’s life during a time ofgreat stress.

Contact Sisterhood to donate:

$18 - Baby pack $24 - Elementary school-age pack

$36 - High school-age pack

See examples of the Kids’ bags in our Display Case!

T H A N K Y O U !

KITS FOR KIDS CAMPAIGN: NEWBORNS TO 17 YEARS OLD

2018 JAN POLLACK VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION AWARD

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B O O K & A B I T E

Tuesday, April 10 at 7:00pm (Place to be determined)

OR Wednesday, April 11 at 10:30 am at the home of Kathy Jones

In the Darkroom is a memoir by Susan Faludithat was first published on June 14, 2016. The memoir centers on the life of Faludi's father, whocame out as transgender and underwent sex reassign-ment surgery at the age of 76. It won the 2016 KirkusPrize for nonfiction and was a finalist for the 2017Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography.

Tuesday, June 12 at 7:00pm at the home of Sharon Kahn

OR Wednesday, June 13 at 10:30am at the home of Bonnie Gertsman

In 1989, the author, Michael Chabon traveled toOakland, California, to visit his terminally ill grandfa-ther. Tongue loosened by powerful painkillers, mem-ory stirred by the imminence of death, Chabon’sgrandfather shared recollections and told stories theyounger man had never heard before, uncovering bitsand pieces of a history long buried and forgotten.

Moonglow unfolds as the deathbed confession of aman the narrator refers to only as “my grandfather.”It is a tale of madness, of war and adventure, of sexand marriage and desire, of existential doubt andmodel rocketry, of the shining aspirations anddemonic underpinnings of American technologicalaccomplishment at mid-century and, above all, ofthe destructive impact—and the creative power—of

keeping secrets and telling lies. It is a portrait of thedifficult but passionate love between the narrator’sgrandfather and his grandmother, an enigmaticwoman broken by her experience of growing up inwar-torn France. It is also a tour de force of specu-lative autobiography in which Chabon devises andreveals a secret history of his own imagination.https://www.nytimes.com.

New members are welcome to join Book & a Bite. Light refreshments provided by the attendees on arotation basis. Cost $2.00 per person. Please RSVP to the hostess or Sisterhood:by phone at 604-200-0539 (voice mail) or email [email protected]

Nominate that special Sisterhood volunteer!This annual award, named for Sisterhood’s first President, JanPollack (z’l), will be presented to a Sisterhood member in recognitionof her long term and/or outstanding contributions to Sisterhood at aSisterhood Event in June 2018. Deadline For Nominations April 30, 2018

Submit your nomination by confidential email setting out the nameof your nominee and the reasons for your nomination of this personto Jean Angus at [email protected]

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q Soup Schvesters:Last opportunity to help makesoup until the summer break. A few more volunteers neededfor Monday, May 28th andMonday, June 18th at10:00am in the Templekitchen.

Soup is distributed to theSeniors who have home

delivery from the Jewish Food Bank. RSVP to [email protected].

q Dress for Success:Sisterhood continues to “dress” up to 15 women amonth on our Wednesday. The percentage ofwomen who visit Dress for Success andbecome financially independent has risenfrom 16% to 50% in the 20 years Sisterhoodhas been volunteering!

Larger size clothing suitable for office wear andpurses are the most needed as donations. We havereceived some unacceptable clothing and householdgoods which increases the work for the volunteers.So please, NO casual clothing, NO householditems and NO men’s or children’s clothing.

SISTERHOOD’S SOCIAL ACTION PROJECTS

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This exciting project was developed by TempleSholom several years ago and has since been replicated by synagogues around North America.

Sisterhood of Temple Sholom is soliciting hosts whoare interested in inviting people into their homes fora “feast”. Although feasting is a big part of the event,we are also hoping to raise funds to supportSisterhood’s many initiatives and to promote community building within our Temple family.

Phase One of our “feasting” will take place in June,July and August 2018, and we are soliciting hosts.A host’s responsibilities would be to provide a

dinner and entertain as few or as many as you feelyou are able. You may want to invite new retirees,young families, singles, and just anyone who enjoysmeeting others and who are looking to connect.

You may want to explore different cuisines; music ofdifferent countries; have a backyard barbecue; dinner on your yacht; your event can be dress up ordress down. There are no limitations, let your imagination soar.

If you wish to be a host in June, July or August,

please contact Sisterhood: 604.200.0539 or

[email protected]

ONGOING SISTERHOOD GROUPSq Rosh Chodesh Renewal: We meet monthly tostudy Torah, using “The Torah, A Women’sCommentary” published by Women of ReformJudaism in 2007. The study sessions are held onRosh Chodesh, or as close as possible. The nextstudy groups will be held on April 16th at6:00pm at the home of Kathy Jones.

q Women's Knitting Circle: Our next meetingwill be held on May 10.

q Mah Jongg group: We are looking for moreMah Jongg Players - Come and join us! Lessons and practice play offered on Tuesdays at10:00am at Temple Sholom. You must register first with Alicia Matas.

Community Events Com

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LIMMUD VANCOUVER: APRIL 14-15, 2018Where Jewish learning comes alive!

EREV LIMMUDSATURDAY, APRIL 14,

7:00-10:00pm

DAY OF LIMMUDSUNDAY, APRIL 15

At Congregation Beth Israel989 West 28th Ave, Vancouver

LimmudVan 2018 is a two-day festival of Jewishlearning. Whatever your level of Jewish involvement,there’s something for you. We respond to currentevents. We engage edgy topics. We explore everything from Torah to history, music, art, food –and much more. We offer 40+ different topics andspeakers; you choose your favourite 6 and drop in.Here’s a taste of LimmudVan 2018:

ENGAGE WITH CURRENT EVENTS:In Israel: Diversity: Why diversity is Jerusalem’sbest hope - Lior SchillatIn North America: JACS Presents Addiction 101:Mythbusters – Rebecca DenhamIn Canada: Pride & Prejudice: Exploring the politics of Jewish LGBTQ2SA Issues in Canada –Alycia FridkinIn Vancouver: Can Jewish Values SolveVancouver’s Housing Crisis? – Michael Geller &Noam Dolgin

EXPLORE EDGES BETWEEN:Religious Traditions: Sacred Texts: Three religious traditions in 25 words or less – LauraDuhan-KaplanLife and Death: Approaching the Edge: Texts andresources addressing the end of life – Natan FennerEarthy Torah sex and delicate rabbinic interpretation: Outtake: Joseph, yes that Joseph,recites morning prayers during seduction scene –Mark Stein

CELEBRATE CULTURE:Food: The Long and the Short of Noodles – SusanBarocasMusic: Arabic, Mediterranean, Spirituality andRap: Current trends in Israeli popular music –Benjamin RubinGraphic Novels: Cartooning a Split JewishIdentity – Miriam Libicki

COME AND HEAR TEMPLE SHOLOM MEMBERS:Rabbi Carey Brown: Regina Jonas (1902-1944) - The First Female Rabbi of BerlinSunday, April 15 at 2:00pmAnne Andrew: Do we really love anyone unconditionally? Even our kids?Sunday, April 15 at 12:10pmJulia Bennett: Art Exploration: Jewish Symbols in Mixed Media - Children age 8-12Sunday, April 15 at 12:10pmGordon Cherry: The Christie Pits Riot of 1933 in Toronto, Canada's Worst Race RiotSunday, April 15 at 12:10pmChris Friedrichs: Naming and Shaming - Jewish Names in German HistorySunday, April 15 at 3:15pmJenny Glickman-Rynd: Tell Your Own Torah Story - Children age 8-12Sunday, April 15 at 9:30am

NOT TO MENTION . . .q A whole new Erev Limmud on Saturday night.q Activities for children and youth.q Lunch and plentiful snacks included.q Art exhibits and music in the halls.q Full information and registration: www.limmudvancouver.ca

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On Wednesday, April 11, 2018 at 7:00pm, ourcommunity will come together at the JCC (950 West41st Ave.) to mark Yom HaShoah, HolocaustRemembrance Day, presented by the VancouverHolocaust Education Centre (VHEC). This year’scommemoration marks the 75th anniversary of theWarsaw Ghetto Uprising.

Robert Krell, Holocaust survivor and FoundingPresident of the VHEC, will deliver a keynote addresson “Living Life as a Child Holocaust Survivor”.

Singers and musicians representing multiple

generations will add to the evening through songs ofremembrance and prayers. Holocaust survivors willparticipate in a candle lighting ceremony.

Commemorative events like this provide an important opportunity for survivors to rememberand mourn, and for all of us to recommit to ourpromise to never forget.

Sponsored by the Jewish Federation of GreaterVancouver’s Annual Campaign and is presented with thesupport of the Jewish Community Centre of GreaterVancouver and the Province of British Columbia.

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Yahrtzeit Observances YahrtzeitObservances

SUNDAY, APRIL 1 TOSATURDAY, APRIL 716-22 NISSANAlec AbramsRobert ArnsteinNathan BabinsAdele BakerAlex BerkesMorton BernsteinBella BildHendrick BirenbaumHelena BirenbaumEdward BjorsethGeorge BrymanGertrude ChimesRobert CiacciTheodore CohenTom ConeClaire DavisMarcus DiamondMax EpsteinLazaro EsquinaziHilda EverallSherold FishmanLibby FleischerSol GlauserAdam Kale GoldenRisa GoldsteinChanah GoldsteinGital GoldsteinMyer GoldsteinTziporah GoldsteinYitzchak GoldsteinMordichai GolsteinMark GordonMoira GortDavid GouldHarry HarrisonHarold QuixanoHenriquesIsrael JacobovitchBrandelJacobovitchRose KrochGerald LancasterBasia LevinMoses LevineBenjamin LubellSarah MarcusDaniel MorrisPhylis MossMollie PierWilliam PolskyLeah PosnerDvorah PosnerMax RosenbyJohn RossMax Schachter

Sheridan ShinehoftHymie SilbergMargery SilvermanMark SteinbergJacob WolakSally Zinman

SUNDAY, APRIL 8 TOSATURDAY, APRIL 1423-29 NISSANChayim AichenwaldSam ArbourRebecca BeckerColeman BelogusHenrietta BrymanPhil BurkoSam CleimanStanleyCoopermanJoseph CymbalistaHerschel DavidnerSimon DeVriesEva Henderika DeVriesJudith DonaldRosa DudelzakKay DunbarWolfe FaustGoldie Buller FilerFaiga FishmanMorris Frackson GrigoryGavrilovichHarry GelfantSylvia GertsmanHarold GlickRachmiel GliksbergAnna Eudella GoldbergRenee GoldbergSam GordonBarbara Grayman-PuskasCecil GrobermanAlter GronerGerson HartmanRiva HoltzbergGeorge HorwichMania KleimanGladys KormanBertha KrivelLouis B. KrivelMary LeibgottYaakov LevinJohn LevineMaurice LevineToots LudwigMiriam Glassman LutskyEster MagnusRessa MannOlive MclaughlinLalla Ruth Mednick

Edwin MenkesMarjorie MillerSara MondlakRenee MoutalMurray NaibergJennifer NaibergBrant ParkerPal ReveszAna Rosner de JungSarah Seltzer MillmanLeonid SheinbergHarold SlateMark Stephen SteinerHarry StuartEthel May StuchnerLillian StulbergIrma TaussigEmil Taussig JuditkaTennenbaumJeno TennenbaumSari TennenbaumMargit TennenbaumJacob TourovskiyEdward VanryDulcie VoisinRita Lena WeinerLouis WinklerSam WinrobNancy Zlotnik

SUNDAY, APRIL 15 TOSATURDAY, APRIL 2130 NISSAN - 6 IYARSam AbelsonDave AdirimKen AinJack AkninMonte BeckmanSolomon BildEdna BjorsethSolomon CersonskyGeorge CsotiMartin FriedmannArlene GilmanIsadore GoldsteinLena GoldsteinJack GolubSol GuttmanJoe HermanHenry HisterClaire HowittJan IzenSamuel KahyaEudice KaplanBen KarpMalka KestenEstelle Levitt

Robert LockitchLeslie LuytReginald MeyersMaina MouchailovaSam MuchnikJanet NarodIrving PanoffEvelyn PlottelJerry RaisenGeorge EdwardsRobbinsCaiah RootmanPeter Anthony RossTobie RubensteinJudith SchapiroMax SpringmanFritz SteinfeldLinda VickarsHarvey WexlerAvram Zilbershtein

SUNDAY, APRIL 22 TOSATURDAY, APRIL 287-13 IYARCarolyn AlperinLily AlvarezSamuel AngelHannah BakerShaya BeinartHershey BelzbergBetty BilslandHyman BookmanJean BruserGerald ChertkowBessie DowerLouis EastonOskar EisenstaedtLeah FaynerEsther FogelbaumLeo FrankMartin FreemanBen GiligsonGoda GofmanSam GranetsteinPaul GrunbergLillian HalterJoseph HoffmanAlejandro JungMendel KanovskyCecil KingBen KramerCharles KrowitzDenes LefkovitsTamara LeventalLouis LibenAnita MabeBoris ManisMorris Melamede

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Ruby MorrisRose NeedlemanBessie NeumanJack NoonanMichael NovakEsther PaskoffBenjamin PawerMurray PezimLilo PhilippAdelineRabinovitchRabbi Harold RubensSharlene SimonDavid SlavinRita SonnerRuth StarinNataliaStrazhnikLeon Isaac TesslerVan TwambleyRaymond VoisinAlexander WainbergLou Young

SUNDAY, APRIL 29 TO SATURDAY, MAY 514-20 IYARElizabeth AndrewDavid AsmouchaSarah BakerIsrael BookmanLee BretzMonte BryerLillian BurkoR. Benjamin BurkoZelda CohenGladys Eagles KahnIsabel EdwardsHenry EinbinderBram FelgarGlen FladerEsther FrohmanBill HalparinCharlotte JamesTobe KagnaBeatrice KlimanNatalieKohnBluma Davis KornBracha KoubiRobin LevitonHarold MannHelen MartinMax MenkesHy MillerMary MyskoDr. Howard NetterGerald Newman

Daniel NusgartDr. FrederickOberlanderLew PolskyFelice RabinovitchShirley RabinovitzIleene RodnunskyBeverlyRosenzweigDoris RossenLazlo RostasBluma RubensteinBella SamuelsAlexander SaveinMorris ShafronPaulyne ShiffmanEdward SolomonHenry VothHarry WingerinSid Zbarsky_____________

YAHRTZEITDONATIONS

STANLEY COOPERMANJean AngusBELLA BILDHannah BildWOLFE FAUST Hannah BildMAX BOBROFFLeonard BobroffETTIE BROWNDon BrownTOM CONEKaren Gelmon & PeterBusbyDAVID COBLINAnnie, Ron & JordanCoblinPAULA COHENSanford CohenCHERYL OLMALeanne ColemanLOUIS KOHNBetty DavidsSARAH MARCUSMyra ElsonSHEROLD FISHMANMartin FishmanHELEN GASOIIvan Gasoi

GRIGORY GAVRILOVICHEfraim GavrilovichGERTRUDE CHERTKOWKaren GelmonSYLVIA GERTSMANStephen GertsmanADAM GOLDENCharles GoldenSAUL GOLDENCharles GoldenMARK GORDONEllen GordonRACHMIEL GLIKSBERGEllen GordonVERA JOHNSONGlenda GuttmanLEON HAPTONRennie HaptonDAVID GOULDLila HeilbrunnESTHER GOULDLila HeilbrunnJACK BARNETTPeter BarnettJeffrey BarnettEUDICE KAPLANFrank KaplanSAM KAPLANFrank KaplanAGNES PARKERToni KennedyDR. JACK LEDERMANShelleyLedermanJOSEPH LUTSKYJack LutskyMIRIAM GLASSMANLUTSKYJack LutskyESTHER VERNONJudy MandlemanLEONARD MARKSDanna MarksROBERT ARNSTEINCarol MarksTOOTS LUDWIGAlicia Matas

SARAH SELTZERMILLMANDavid MillmanROMAN MOSHEVICHSonya MoshevichBEA BRAILHelen ParkerTRUDY DVORKINOlga RolandHARRY SHEFTELMelissa ShafronGERSON HARTMANEve SheftelSIDI HARTMANEve SheftelCLARISSA DOZARAlexene & John SilverDAVID SILVERAlexene & John SilverEDDIE DOZARAlexene & John SilverMAX SINGERMarc SingerSARA STERNRon SternELKA TABAKMANIosif TabakmanMICHAELGIVONTMAKHERBela TabakmanBERNARDO TESLERRosa Tesler-MabeMIRIAM GARFINKEL Esther WeinsteinLOUIS WINKLERIboly WinklerHILDA EVERALLCatherine Zbarsky

May their memory be a blessing

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TEMPLE SHOLOM FUNDS Tzedakah Tzedakahvesm

BEAUTIFICATIONCondolences:Wendy SeeligOn the death of herbrother, Kenneth JamesTed & Shirley Cohn

Congratulations:Cornelia OberlanderOn receiving theCompanion of theOrder of CanadaEve & Deborah SonnerBill & Risa Levine

HARLENE RIBACK Condolences:William KatzinOn the death of hismother, Eunice KatzinBill & Noemi Gruenthal

Congratulations:Fay & Bud RibackOn their anniversaryBarry & Marla Riback,Howard & DonnaRiback, and families

Speedy Recovery:Glenda GuttmanBill & Noemi Gruenthal

HEALING & HESEDSpeedy Recovery:Glenda GuttmanAlexene & John Silver

ISRAEL Condolences:Sandi Karmel &Larry GarfinkelThe Karmel FamilyOn the death of EthelKarmelEsther Weinstein andFamilySandy Youssiem &FamilyOn the death of Sandy’shusband, Saul YoussiemEsther Weinstein andFamily

Birthday Greetings:Harry GarfinkelOn his 95th BirthdayEsther Weinstein

MAZON/TZEDAKAHCondolences:Wendy SeeligOn the death of herbrother, Kenneth JamesPauline Babins

Thank You:Iris & Philip DaysonBarbara Brezer

MINYANCondolences:Wendy SeeligOn the death of herbrother, Kenneth JamesJean Angus

Speedy Recovery:Glenda GuttmanJean Angus

MUSIC Speedy Recovery:Glenda GuttmanStephen & BonnieGertsman

RABBI BREGMAN’SDISCRETIONARYThinking of You:Howard & GailFeldmanIn memory of BenDavid & Gerri Klein

RABBI BROWN’SDISCRETIONARY Condolences:Elaine CampbellOn the death of her husband, Emil CampbellJoan & Bruce HowittSandy YoussiemOn the death of her husband, Saul YoussiemJoan & Bruce Howitt

RABBI DAN’SDISCRETIONARYCondolences:William & LorraineKatzin & FamilyOn the death of hismother, Eunice KatzinAlbert & GillianLagnadoCongratulations:Ted & Shirley CohnOn their son’s weddingAlex & Ketty MagilThinking of You:Howard & GailFeldmanIn memory of BenDavid & Gerri Klein

SENIORSCondolences:Sonny & JudyLeinburd & FamilyOn the death of Sonny’smother, Betty LeinburdSherri Silverman &Marvin Stern, Micahand MaxWendy Seelig &FamilyOn the death of herbrother, Kenneth JamesPhilip & Iris DaysonLeonor EtkinBirthday Greetings:Mendy LandaDavid & RowenaHuberman

Mazel Tov:Burt GorensteinOn his Bar MitzvahDoreen & Lila Goldin

Speedy Recovery:Glenda GuttmanRose Muchnik

SISTERHOODCondolences:Sandy YoussiemOn the death of her husband, Saul YoussiemStewart & Lynn Levittand Family

Birthday Greetings:Bob LevittOn his special birthdayStewart & Lynn Levittand Family

Speedy Recovery:Glenda GuttmanTed & Shirley Cohn

SYRIAN REFUGEEBirthday Greetings:Eric AndrewMarian Dewitt

TEMPLE SHOLOMCondolences:Carol & Lex SearsOn the death of Carol’sson, Michael YoungBill & Risa Levine

Birthday Greetings:Harry GarfinkelOn his 95th BirthdayRochelle Moss & SidAlpersteinSherri Silverman &Marvin Stern, Micah &Max

Mazel Tov:Mel & MarleneHershfieldOn the birth of theirgrandsonDavid & PatriciaNerman

Speedy Recovery:Glenda GuttmanBella ShermanA Donation Was

Made By:Inna Kroogman &Piotr MichałowskiIn honour of the Bris ofEthan Kroogman

(Name in Bold = recipient)

PresidentEric Andrew

Senior RabbiDan Moskovitz

Associate RabbiCarey Brown

Rabbi EmeritusPhilip L. Bregman

Cantorial SoloistNaomi Taussig

Cantorial SoloistEmeritusArthur Guttman

Gabbis Carl RothschildJeff BalinAnnette KozickiSimon Krakovsky

Executive DirectorRochelle Garfinkel

FinancialAdministratorCarol Chipkin

Director ofCommunication &PhilanthropyWendy Soobis

Religious School PrincipalJen JaffeYael Morantz

Office AssistantsJoan PurcellNaama TeliasMaghan MacKinnon

SisterhoodPresidentToni Kennedy

Men’s ClubLarry Bloom

60 Plus Bill Gruenthal

B’nai Mitzvah TutorsKathe Izen-MondlakNaomi TaussigAnnette Kozicki

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