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Synagogue Emanu-El Scroll November 1-30 2021 26 Heshvan –26 Kislev 5782
Shabbat Schedule
Parashat Toledot
Friday, November 5th Kabbalat Shabbat Services:6:00PM Candle-Lighting:6:07PM Saturday, November 6th Shabbat Services:9:30AM Bar Mitzvah of
Jonathan Rosenbaum Shabbat Ends:7:07PM
Parashat Vayetzei
Friday, November 12th Kabbalat Shabbat Services:6:00PM Candle-Lighting:5:02PM Saturday, November 13th Shabbat Services:9:30AM Men’s Club
Veterans Day Shabbat Shabbat Ends:6:02PM
Parashat Vayishlach
Friday, November 19th Kabbalat Shabbat Services:6:00PM Candle-Lighting:4:58PM Saturday, November 20th Shabbat Services:9:30AM Shabbat Ends:5:58PM Shabbat Vayeshev
Friday, November 26th Kabbalat Shabbat Services:6:00PM Candle-Lighting:4:56PM Saturday, November 27th Shabbat Services:9:30AM Shabbat Ends:5:56PM
Table of Contents
Rabbi-pg.2 Sisterhood-pg. 4 Men’s Club-pg. 5 Religious School-pg. 6 & 7 Yahrzeits & Call to Minyan-pg. 8 & 9 Donations-pgs. 10 Tikkun Olam-pg. 12 Adult Education-Pg. 13 Congregants Corner-pgs. 14-15 Calendar-pg. 16
Mazel Tov
to Jonathan
Rosenbaum and
family on his upcoming
Bar Mitzvah November 6,
2021
The Synagogue office will be closed November 25th & 26th
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5 Windsor Drive Charleston, SC 29407 Phone: (843) 571-3264
Fax: (843) 402-0844
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.emanu-el.com
Rabbi Evan Ravski
Executive Director Bob Greenberg
Religious School Principal & Ritual Assistant
Daphne Hubara
President Craig Browdy
President Elect Al Hawkins
1st Vice President Stephen Steinberg
2nd Vice President Mike Mills Treasurer
Suzanne Lynch
Financial Secretary Ryan Bluestein
Recording Secretary Abby Levine
Corresponding Secretary Ellen Hoffman
Parliamentarian Karen Pinosky
Past President Marsha Gewirtzman
Board of Trustees Sandra Brett Julie Ellison
Rachel Landis Jack Lawson
Brenda Lederman Raina Rubin Shara Star
Tamar Sternfeld Vic Weinstein
Sisterhood President Linda Krawcheck
Men’s Club President Howard Snow
F R O M T H E D E S K O F R A B B I R AV S K I
One of the greatest Jewish thinkers once said “There's rocks, there's trees,
there's birds, there's squirrels. Come on, we'll bless them all until we get vashnick-ard!”
Mel Brooks may have been poking fun at himself and his coreligionists, but he wasn’t
far off from the truth- We bless God as a way of saying Thank You, not just for our
own personal fortunes, but for the world around us, for everything in our lives.
Giving thanks, affirmation of the moments that bring us together in joy,
excitement and gratitude are not just events in Judaism, those moments, through the
year are ritualized in our holidays. November is the start of my favorite time of year.
Not just because the temperature cools off or that the High Holidays are behind us, but
it is the start of the season when we begin to feel thankful, regardless of our religion, as
we approach Thanksgiving and the Winter holidays, something about us changes. Then,
just days after we give thanks as Americans we will give thanks to God for the Miracle
of the Maccabees victory and the restoration of our Temple in Jerusalem. Each and
every holiday we have marks a moment when we are thankful for some aspect of our
lives, our history and our tradition: in the Spring we will give thanks for our liberation
from slavery, in the Summer for receiving the Torah at Mount Sinai and once again in
the fall we will give thanks for Gods mercy and granting us another opportunity to do
better. These moments of gratitude are so important, so holy, that we are actually
commanded to celebrate and give thanks. We are told in Deuteronomy Ve-Samachta
B’Chagecha Ve-Ha-yeetah ach sameach…You will rejoice on the Festivals and you will
be happy. That is the command, the mitzvah, that we are given for the three pilgrimage
holidays, Passover, Shavuot and Sukkot, when our ancestor would ascend to the
Temple in Jerusalem to give thanks to God. Three times a year, we are commanded to
give thanks and each time it must be with joy and happiness.
It is often asked, how can God command us to “be happy,” to give thanks is
one thing, but to command an emotion is more difficult, if it is commanded, how can it
be authentic? The answer, I believe, harkens back to the Mel Brooks quote from Robin
Hood: Men in Tights. So often we find our world so busy that we forget to stop and
look around and be amazed and awestruck by the beauty and power of Creation. The
only time our world seems to stop, when we will at a moment’s notice cancel
everything and rush to be somewhere is in times of tragedy, illness, death, funerals.
Those are moments when we are thankful for the effort of doctors, the support of
friends and family and for so many other things, but the emotion behind it is one of
sadness. The words of Mel Brooks, and the Mitzvah of the Torah- which carries a bit
more weight to them- seek to remind us that we should treat those joyous moments
with the same importance, that we should drop everything to attend a wedding, a birth,
to celebrate a holiday. Slowing our lives down, taking time to notice the birds and
rocks and squirrels, to give thanks at joyous occasions, be them sacred religious
moments or sacred national holidays, is, in the Torah’s eyes, is not just something that
we should do, it is something that we must do so that there is joy, and balance in our
lives. Psalm 92 tells us, Tov Le-Hodot La-Adonai u’li-zah-mer Le-Shimcha Elyon-
It is good to give thanks to God, to sing Your praise exhausted God, to speak of Your
love each morning and Your faithfulness each night. We give thanks to God from the
time when we wake up until the time we go to sleep, knowing that Samachta
B’Chagecha, giving thanks in joy is one of the greatest obligations, the greatest Mitzvot,
that we can fulfill. This is how we understand what it means to give thanks in Judaism,
that we show our gratitude to God and each other, with joy and happiness.
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1-Dorothy Weiss
3-Lori Fox
5-Bob Lovinger
5-Keath Blatt
6-Solomon Levi Blatt
7-Ben Chase
7-Teddy Bagg
8-Masha Kalinsky
8-Howard Rosen
9-Myrna Altman
10-Alan Cohen
12-Jody Cohen
12-Renee Kaplan
13-Jeffrey Rosenblum
15-Claire Goldberg
15-Heidi Allen
16-Stuart Knee
16-Scott Lynch
18-Jillian Star
19-Mark Hunsinger
19-Hannah Storr
20-Rhonda Nossokoff
21-Sophia Fox
21-Nancy Banov
22-Patricia Eisenhart
22-Ryan Bagg
23-Carla Moran
24-Eli LeRoy
26-Jonathan
Rosenbaum
28-Raymond Reeves
28-Charles Reeves
28-Evan Reeves
29-Alan Nussbaum
30-Laura Zucker
C O N G R E G AT I O N A L M E E T I N G
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Shop the Sisterhood Gift shop
Bar/Bat Mitzvah gifts
Wedding gifts
Baby gifts
Hanukkah Items
Contact Gloria Adelson
843-345-7733
Sisterhood-Linda Krawcheck
First let me thank all who participated in Tikkun Olam events this past month. The Marsh Cleanup in West Ashley, the monthly food distribution at Neighbors Together, formerly Tri-County Family Ministries, and the Period Project packing event, and our weekly food packaging at James Island Outreach. I will say we need more volunteers ! Sandra Brett is working very hard to get a visual presence for Tikkun Olam. Most events simply take a couple hours max. GOBBEL GOBBEL.. It's Back.. Sisterhood Thanksgiving Dinner !! It will be with all the trimmings and sides and packaged to go ! See the invitation in the the front page and make your reservation now ! Limited reservations available. Make your reservations HERE or go to www.emanu-el.com. The Sisterhood book club is now taking invitations for the 2022 books to read list, you can send your picks to Patti Bagg for consideration. The book for November is “Florence Adler Swims Forever” by Rachel Beanland, discussion led by Linda Heller-Lynn. Decembers book club will be a zoom interview led by Marsha Gewirtzman, with Lori Banov Kaufmann on her new book, Rebel Daughter. Lori is the daughter of Dr. Charles and Nancy Banov, long time Emanu-El members. Date to be announced as well as time and zoom info. Just a reminder to please send in your Sisterhood Dues for 2021-2022 year. All dues go to our Treasurer Karen Pinosky. Thank you Hope everyone is enjoying the cooler weather and lack of humidity, it is so nice to be outside with out the effects the heat and humidity have on us. Plant flowers !! A Happy Thanksgiving for all, key word here is Thanksgiving, be thankful for all we have and can give ! Linda Krawcheck Sisterhood President
S I S T E R H O O D B O O K C L U B
This month's book discussion was "Their Eyes Were Watching God" by Zora
Hurston. Discussion was led by Ijo Toporek. We all agreed that it was a wonderful sto-
ry and she was certainly a forerunner of Women's Lib. Ijo led a very interesting
discussion for a timely book. For information on the November book,
please contact Lisa Isaacson at [email protected]
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M E N ’ S C L U B - H O WA R D S N O W
In October, Men’s Club held a session of Hearing Men’s Voices. We discussed how
relations between fathers and children have changed over the years.
On Saturday, November 13th, Men’s Club will sponsor Men’s Club/Veterans
Appreciation Shabbat. Men’s Club members and any veteran are invited to help
conduct the service. Signups for an honor is still underway, and as of this writing, there
are still plenty of honors available. As an added bonus, Men’s Club is sponsoring
Kiddush lunch following the service. More details are on this page.
On Friday, December 3rd, Men’s Club will prepare a baked potato bar dinner for
Chanukah, following the shabbat evening service. We will need volunteers to prepare
and serve.
Men’s Club wishes everyone a happy Thanksgiving, and a special thanks to all our
veterans on Veterans Day.
Rabbi & Abby
Ravski
Cliff & Ann
Ryba
Bradley & Cynthia
Nirenblatt
Al & Mindy
Hawkins
Ted & Judi
Corsaro
Chuck & Jill
Deich
Alan & Cathy
Rovick
Joshua & Rebecca
Spitz
Arthur & Sheralyn
Rosenblum
David & Ivy
Kalik
Marc & Myra
Howard
Myron & Sandra
Perlitz
David & Linda
Cohen
Calling all Veterans
back to duty.
Veteran Appreciation Shabbat
Saturday, November 13th
You will have priority for an Aliyah, carry the Torah, an English reading, prayer for the State of Israel in Hebrew, leading a Service
or giving the Da’var Torah. You also may wear your military ribbon’s.
To participate: email [email protected], state the honor you would like.
Thank you for your military service.
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R E L I G I O U S S C H O O L
Sunday, November 7th Religious School-9:00am
Tichon-10:30am
Sunday, November 14th Religious School-9:00am
Kesher Family Meeting-9:30am Kesher-10:30am
Thanksgiving Break No School November 21st or 28th
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R E L I G I O U S S C H O O L
4th and 5th graders play Hebrew Alef Bet Twister.
4th and 5th graders learn about Abraham and Sarah.
2nd and 3rd graders tell us how they used their hands to repair the world (Tikkun Olam.)
2nd/3rd graders compiled a list of what they value and made lists on "themselves".
The class discussed whether these personal values were also Jewish values.
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Y A H R Z E I T S & C A L L T O M I N YA N
November 16th Roman Masterovoy Barbara Amishav
Gussie Becker Martin Seidman
Thelma Tesler Solomon Frances Kaye
November 17th Francis Hammelburger
Walter N. Gaeser Max Miller
Hava Agapova November 18th Theodore Price George Hughes Emanuel Weitz November 19th
David Kaplan Sarah Vane
Sidney Addlestone Rose Rosenblum Janice Silverstein
Rose Lazarus Rachel Schwartz
Harry Seltzer November 20th
Hattie Kobin Pvt. Irvin H. Lerner
November 21st Raquel Meta
Murray Poley Danny Hirsch
November 22nd Itzhak Baker
Polly Wieslthier November 23rd
Ida Spar Leonard Rubin
Fritzi Scherr November 24th Sarah G. Cohen
Elizabeth Rittenberg November 25th
Sara Maria Chernomordik Donald Mazo Celia Mann
Henry Roseman
November 6th Rose Koslow Eva Lipman
Lilly Bebergal November 7th
Manning Bernstein Ann Needle
Maurice Bernstein Roy Lazarus
Dutch Cohen Bernard Kalchman
Fred Grossman November 8th
Irving Katz Fannie Berendt
Arthur Schoenberg November 9th
Toni Fritz Pauline Ginsberg Gertrude Seltzer November 10th
Helen Lipsky Marvin Harris Wolper
Herbert Nathan Steinert November 11th Norton Seltzer Selma Sockel
Herman Fisher Richard E. McPherson
Alfred Wolff Herman Fisher
November 12th Shirley Bukatman Louis Tanenbaum
Esther Rubin Elihu Baker
Ermine Altman Judith Silverstein November 13th
David Peltz Marie Fox Grossman Fanny H. Sherman November 14th
Philllip Rubin Elise Blacher
November 15th Meyer M. Weintraub
November 26th Marsha Freda Bluestein
Samuel Coplon Hermina Ochs Silverman
Saul Alexander Rose Levin
November 27th Joe Adelson
Yetta Hershenson Evelene Livingston
Morton Lerner Avram Kronsberg
Robert Jacobs November 28th
Sidney Nathan Bagg Edna Banov
Jerome Kaminski November 29th
Harold Knee Alex Veyber
November 30th Ruth Zedd Larry Sherr
Dora Hannah Aaronson Harvey Masonberg
Charles David Frisch Samuel Steinberg
Yetta R. Friedman Joseph Read
Walter Harris Solomon December 1st Julia Baker Kline
Scholnik December 2nd
Florence Mendelsohn Bela Diamanstein
Abe Appel Robert Cohen Rose Schwartz December 3rd Isaac Gordon
Abraham Lipsky Rebecca Kline Allen Gilbert
November 6th-12th Sheila Freedman Harold Koslow Anita Zucker Carol Baker
Marcia Shealey Carla Seitz
Marcia Shealey Martin Lazarus Carolyn Cohen Hazel Solomon
William Grossman Judy Grossman
Sonya Knee Ira Berendt Liz Goer
Sidney Seltzer Irving Lipsky Linda Wyland
Harriett Steinert Kayte Steinert-Threlkeld
Mindelle Seltzer Sharon Binder Patricia Miller
Shara Star Mark Tanenbaum
Jerry Baker Missy Gold
November 13th-19th
Inessa Tsveer Colby Grossman
Raina Rubin Bert Weintraub Luydmila Tsveer
Terry Fisher Marsha Gewirtzman
Steven Solomon Linda Lombard
Judy Kaiser Josif Tsveer
Elisa Bluestein Sharon Toporek
Ellen Mintz William Kaplan
Arthur Rosenblum Judy Grossman
C A L L T O
M I N YA N
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Minyan Schedule Monday-Friday at 7:15AM via Zoom and
Sundays at 9:00AM via Zoom.
Emanu-El is also holding in-person services Tuesday & Wednesday evenings at 5:30PM.
Friday Night Kabbalat Shabbat Services at 6:00PM
and Shabbat Morning Services at 9:30AM.
To request an in-person evening minyan please contact the office 843-571-3264
IN JEWISH TRADITION,
ACTS THAT GO ABOVE
AND BEYOND OUR EVERYDAY
BEHAVIOR ARE CALLED ACTS OF
CHESED.
Tradition teaches that chesed is one of the three pillars that is said to hold up the world, and that
the Torah- our foundational text -begins and ends with acts of chesed.
If you or someone you know is in need of a helping hand or goodwill, a phone call or a little cheer in these unprecedented times please
contact Heather Levy 843-729-2084 or email [email protected]
Y A H R Z E I T S & C A L L T O M I N YA N
Brett Bluestein Scott Bluestein Martin Lazarus
Charles Rittenberg Harriett Steinert
Jennifer Eisenhart Sidney Seltzer
November 20th-26th
Ruth Oser Jacobo Mintzer Cathy Rovick Eric Urowsky Harvey Spar
Anita Gorfain Ann Stein
Charles Rittenberg Lev Chernomordik
Ann Epstein Judy Grossman Brett Bluestein Scott Bluestein Jaclyn Berlinsky
Gary Levin
November 27th-December 3rd Gloria Adelson
Alexander Hershenson Sonya Livingston Samuel Steinberg Miriam Weinstein
Michael Bagg Charles Banov Sharon Binder Stuart Knee
Klara Veyber Mikhail Veyber Amanda Reeves
Ann Stein Ian Aaronson
Carl Masonberg Ellen Mintz
Samuel Steinberg Steven Solomon
Faye Rones Missy Gold
Lester Schwartz Leonie Leventhal
Irving Lipsky Mitchell Gilbert
Order a Yahrzeit Plaque
In memory of your loved one
Contact Leah in the office
At 843-571-3264 or email
Cost $300.00
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C O N T R I B U T I O N S
Banov Adult Learning Fund In memory of Myron (Buddy) Rones from Faye Rones Freda & Melvin Bluestein Fund for Religious School Scholarships In memory of Ettaleah Bluestein from Sharyn & Ryan Bluestein General Fund In memory of Harold Sherman from Leigh & Howard Sherman Betty Epstein Levison from Sandra & Matthew Levison Jody Hawkins from Lydia & Adam Mandel Dot Krawcheck from Linda & Maurice Krawcheck Sharon Mendelsohn Toporek from Brenda & Larry Needle Benjamin Schepsman from Elliot Check & Karen Rubinow Landis Music Fund In honor of Mickey Fischbein’s big birthday from Joe Stern Marvin H. Wolper Building Fund In memory of Leon Wolper from Betsy Wolper Memorial Fund In memory of Abraham Horowitz from Lewis Harris Cheryl Blatt from Thomas & Ellen Russo Mila Steinberg from Inessa Tsveer Marc & Jeanne Lichtman from Vivian Friedman Prayer Book Fund In memory of Sam Altman from Arlene Altman Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund In memory of Harold Sherman from Mitchell L. Sherman and family I.M. Goldberg from Julie, Brian and Mia Hellman Estelle Tepper from Terry & Dennis Fisher
Religious School Programs In memory of Evelyn H. Daniel from Susan & Charles Altman Velvel Wilchanovsky from Miriam Wilchanovsky Jody Hawkins, brother of Al from Eileen & Stanley Chepenik Rose & Ted Levin Children’s Educational Fund In honor of Ijo Toporek’s mother’s 100th birthday from Rose & Ted Levin Steinberg Chapel & Torah Fund In memory of Marvin Ira Hiltzik from Laurence & Amy Hiltzik Paula Steinberg Farbman from Carole & Stephen Kaplan Sisterhood Kitchen Fund In memory of Harris N. Cohen from Phyllis P. Cohen Jody Hawkins, brother of Al from Susan & Charles Altman, Linda & David Cohen and family, Ijo Toporek In honor of Marilyn Hoffman’s birthday from Elaine & Stuart Tessler Judy & Billy Grossman and Nicky Bluestein for providing the Break the Fast meal from Jill & Chuck Deich Linda Krawcheck for preparing the lovely Break the Fast boxes from Jill & Chuck Deich The Bat Mitzvah of Edie & Joe Rubins granddaughter from Jill & Chuck Deich Ted Levin’s birthday from Ijo Toporek Charlot Karesh from Gail & Lenny Silverman Sisterhood Bereavement Fund In memory of Frances Lubart from Sondra & Howard Jaffe Bennett Meislin from Owen Meislin & Gail Zucker Kiddush & Oneg Fund In honor of The Bat Mitzvah of Gabi Zucker from Joan & Perry Halushka
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C O N T R I B U T I O N S
To support our community please consider joining
Synagogue Emanu-El’s Life and Legacy Society!
Synagogue Emanu-El's Life and Legacy coordinators are
Harvey Friedman and Harry Nadler. You may send an email or leave a
message for them with the synagogue office at 843-571-3264.
For more information, including FAQs, please see the Charleston
Life & Legacy website. www.jewishcharleston.org/
life-and-legacy
Synagogue Emanu-El appreciates all contributions. Donations of $10.00 and above
will be listed in “The Scroll” and an acknowledgement will be sent to the
recipient from the office.
Emanu-El funds are: Emanu-El Endowment Fund The Banov Book Fund Biblical Garden/Landscape Fund Ethel & Jacob Cohen High Holiday Fund Prayer
Book Fund Israel & Rebecca Geldbart Fund General Fund Landis Music Fund Lenora & Nathan Goldberg Cultural Fund Samuel Golembe Memorial Fund Men’s Club Ray & Leah Greenberg Education &
Endowment Fund Bethe Rittenberg Homeless Shelter & Social Action Fund Rose & Henry Koslow Minyan Fund Memorial Fund Prayer Book Fund Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund Steinberg Chapel & Torah Fund Religious School Programs Marvin H. Wolper Building Fund Youth Fund Zucker Kiddush & Oneg Fund USY/Kadima Program Freda & Melvin Bluestein Fund for Religious
School Scholarships Grush Shabbaton Fund L’Dor V’Dor Maintenance Fund Cemetery Fund Rose & Ted Levin Children’s Education Fund Joe Engel Holocaust Fund The Norton Seltzer-Sophie Lovinger Student
Activities Fund Sisterhood Funds: Oneg Fund Bereavement Fund Kitchen Fund
Tikkun Olam volunteers with
Charleston WaterKeeper.
A beautiful night outside
for a FNL dinner.
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Tikkun Olam
Donate nonperishables for the Neighbors Together
(formerly Tricounty Family Ministries)
Thanksgiving Dinner Drive
Help our North Charleston neighbors make this a Thanksgiving to remember. Drop off requested items (below) at the synagogue by Tuesday, November 12th
Can’t get to the synagogue but want to donate?
Go to https://www.emanu-el.com/payment.php, and choose Thanksgiving food/oven cleaning drive.
Your generous cash donations will be used to clean the Neighbors Together ovens.
Neighbors Together chef Jimmy Priest is wishing for a clean, shiny oven! Let's thank Jimmy and Neighbors Together for the important work they do by raising
$400 to clean their oven.
“Neighbors Together” Ministries needs our help!
Every Wednesday, Neighbors Together distributes bags of groceries and hygiene products to neighbors in need via a socially distant walk up or
contact free car line. Emanu-El has committed to providing volunteers on
Wednesday, November 17th from 9:45AM until 1:00PM.
Can you join us?
Contact Sandra Brett to sign up or for more information.
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The Prophets of Ancient Israel with Dr. Michael Kogan,
Mondays at 7:30PM Join Dr. Kogan as he leads this on-going class in a study of the
prophets. with a deep dive into the
prophet Ezekiel. Texts are examined from a scholarly point of view, asking when, where and why these immortal texts were written, and engaging in a close reading of the contents. With both Jewish and Christian students enrolled, interpretations of these
shared texts are presented from both faiths, encouraging students to come to their own conclusions as to their
ultimate meaning.
Danish and Drash: with Rabbi Ravski Wednesdays at 1:00PM
Come and study some of the highlights of this week's parsha and the commentary. Rabbi Ravski will
bring the Torah, you bring the Danish!
Talmud: with Rabbi Ravski Thursdays at 7:00PM
The Babylonian Talmud is the foundation on which the
understanding and interpretation of our Religious Laws, Rituals, Customs
and Traditions are based. It has its own terminology, logic and structure. Join Rabbi Ravski in exploring all that
the Talmud has to teach us in this weekly Talmud Class.
We will be studying the 10th chapter of Tractate Pesachim, one of the
most well-known chapters in the entire Talmud. It defines what a Passover Seder looks like, the order, the four questions, how much wine to
drink and so much more!
Adult Education
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Congregants Corner
Big Yasher Koach and a bigger Thank You to
the following congregants who participated
in leading services
Mitch Gilbert, Alan Isaacson, Nadia Fox, Michael Kogan, Sophia Fox, Samantha Star, Aliza MacClellan, Ellen Miriam Brandwein,
Mike Engel, Dan Greenstein
Leslie & Paula Kutcher
Dana & Tim Halpern
Seth & Christine Hausman
Rabbi Joshua & Kate Sherwin
Susan Semel
On the birth of Maya Sloane Schaeffer born on September 1st. Parents are Sarah Steinberg Schaeffer & Mark Schaeffer. Big sister Libby.
Robert & Ellen Steinberg, Beth Schaeffer and Jack Schaeffer are proud grandparents.
On the Birth of Charlotte Aviva Sherwin, born on September 22nd. Parents Rabbi Josh & Kate Sherwin. Big sisters Elysia and Natalie.
Grandparents are Rabbi Rick and Elissa Sherwin of Orlando, Florida (and great grandfather Rabbi Kass Abelson of Minneapolis, Minnesota),
and Steve and Maureen Mussman of Muskegon, Michigan.
To Bob Greenberg and Cherie Greenberg on the marriage of their son, Joseph Sedita to Caroline Benson, of Tampa Florida.
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HONOR SOMEONE
Purchase a Chai Leaf for the
Tree of Life!
A memory that will last a lifetime!
$136.00
Contact Leah in the office,
843-571-3264
Synagogue Emanu-El’s
Path to
The Future
$89.00
Honor or memorialize
someone you love!
Makes a wonderful Gift!
Contact Leah in the office to order: 843-571-3264
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Do you have a new e-mail address? Let us update your information!
Contact the Synagogue Office at emanu-el.com or 843-571-3264
We rely on our synagogue members, their friends and families, to let us
know when someone is hospitalized, suffering an illness, or bereavement. We would also like to hear the good
news, such as celebrating a birth, graduation, special award, promotion
or any other simcha. In order to better keep everyone informed,
please share this information with us by calling the office at
843-571-3264
Up Coming Chanukah Event
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November 2021 — Calendar Subject to Change
Morning Minyan Zoom: Mon-Fri 7:15AM Sundays 9:00AM
Afternoon Minyan Live Stream & In Person: Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 5:30PM
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 Prophets of
Ancient Israel w/Dr. Kogan
7:30PM
2
In person Minyan, 5:30PM
3 Danish & D’rash w/ Rabbi Ravski,
1PM
In person Minyan, 5:30PM
Chanukah Oh Chanukah class
w/Rabbi Ravski, 7:00PM
4 Talmud Class w/
Rabbi Ravski, 7PM
5 Rosh Chodesh
Kabbalat Shabbat Services, 6:00PM
6 Shabbat Services
9:30AM Bar Mitzvah of
Jonathan Rosenbaum
SEEK, 11AM
7 Religious School
9:00AM
Tichon 10:30AM
8 Prophets of
Ancient Israel w/Dr. Kogan
7:30PM
9 In person
Minyan, 5:30PM
10 Danish & D’rash w/ Rabbi Ravski,
1PM
In person Minyan, 5:30PM
Chanukah Oh Chanukah class
w/Rabbi Ravski, 7:00PM
11
Talmud Class w/Rabbi Ravski,
7PM
12 Kabbalat Shabbat Services, 6:00PM
13 Shabbat Services
9:30AM Men’s Club
Veterans Day Shabbat
SEEK, 11AM
14 Religious School
9AM
Kesher Family Meeting 9:30AM
Kesher 10:30AM
Congregational Meeting &
Kitchen Celebration
3:30PM
15 Prophets of
Ancient Israel w/Dr. Kogan
7:30PM
16 In person
Minyan, 5:30PM
Board Meeting 6:15PM
17 Tikkun Olam
Volunteer event 9:45AM
Danish & D’rash w/ Rabbi Ravski,
1PM
In person Minyan, 5:30PM
Chanukah Oh Chanukah class w/
Rabbi Ravski, 7:00PM
18 Talmud Class w/
Rabbi Ravski, 7PM
19 Sisterhood
Thanksgiving Shabbat To Go
Food Pickup 10AM-3PM
Kabbalat Shabbat Services, 6:00PM
20
Shabbat Services 9:30AM
SEEK, 11AM
21 No Religious
School
22 Prophets of
Ancient Israel w/Dr. Kogan
7:30PM
23 In person
Minyan, 5:30PM
24 In person
Minyan, 5:30PM
25 Office Closed
26 Office Closed
Kabbalat Shabbat Services, 6:00PM
27
Shabbat Services 9:30AM
SEEK, 11AM
28 Religious School
9AM
Tichon 10:30AM
29 Prophets of
Ancient Israel w/Dr. Kogan,
7:30PM
30 In person
Minyan, 5:30PM