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From the Rabbi 2

World Zionist Congress 3

From the President 4

Sisterhood 5-7

Adult Ed 8-9

Around Beth David 9-19

Inside this issue:

Congregational News 11

Contributions 12-13

Yahrzeits 14

Calendar 15

Around Town 16-17

Inside this issue:

Saturday, February 1 Community Shabbat Learning Shabbat Service/Aufruf of Steve Sokoll and Ira Sheres

9:30AM 10:30AM

Friday, February 7 Service/Chapel Oneg sponsored by the Congregation

6:30PM

Saturday, February 8 Torah Study

9:15AM


6:30PM


9:15AM


6:30PM


9:15AM

Friday, February 28 Tot Shabbat Schmooze Service/Aufruf of Hallie Ruvin and Kerry Gathers Oneg sponsored by Daniel and Roberta

6:00PM 6:30PM 7:30PM


9:15AM

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

BETH DAVID IS PROUDLY AFFILIATED WITH THE URJ - UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISM.

MARCH 9

A PURIM SPIEL PARODY OF "HAMILTON." DETAILS COMING SOON!

Dear Friends, This fall, we discussed the Israeli elections (plural!) and their consequences for shaping the Jewish state. While a few members of our congregation are Israeli citizens who had the right to vote in those elections, for most of us our relationship to Israel is a little more removed. Some of us have friends and family who live there and have visited many times. Others feel a connection but have never been there. Some of us followed the elections closely and have strong opinions about the policies. Lots of us have lots of questions. All of us, I believe, care about Israel’s future. But other than the few of us who are citizens of Israel, none of us could vote to have an impact on that future. But every five years, we can. The World Zionist Congress is the “parliament of the Jewish people.” Every five years, Jews from all around

the world elect representatives who meet in Jerusalem to allocate close to $1 Billion in funding, and determine the leadership and policies for Israel’s National Institutions: the World Zionist Organization (WZO), the Jewish Agency for

Israel (JAFI), Jewish National Fund-Keren Kayemet LeIsrael (JNF) and Keren Hayesod. The 2020 WZC is the 38th gathering, ever since Theodor Herzl first convened his Zionist Congress in 1897. Our Reform movement together with the Recon-structionist Jewish movement is represented on the ARZA (Association of Reform Zionists of America) slate, whose platform emphasizes religious pluralism, combatting discrimination, security, and a two-state solution. You can see more information about ARZA and the Reform platform below. You may remember these elections from 2015, when I was proud that Beth David had a strong voter turnout. Due to congregations like ours that voted in

large numbers, our Reform movement had the largest block in the 2015 WZC - 45 out of 145 seats. We used that strength to push back against the overwhelming Orthodox dominance of religious life in Israel, securing $20 million of financial support to our Reform movement in Israel over 5 years, supporting appointees who help implement Reform values such as Equality, Pluralism, and commitment to a Two-State Solution, and joining forces with Israeli political parties to influence Israeli society in matters of conversion, marriage and divorce, religious pluralism, gender rights, and combatting racism. This year, I hope you will join me in voting in the World Zionist Congress election. All of the information is available on our website at https://bdavid.org/event/the-world-zionist-congress-elections/, or please reach out to me, or to our congregational election captain, Burt Langer ([email protected]) for more information or for help voting. Rabbi Beth Kalisch [email protected]

From Rabbi Kalisch

WE WELCOME BACK OUR CANTOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 • 6:30PM

Sponsored, in part, by students of the Adult Bar and Bat Mitzvah Class

From Louis Bricklin - President’s Message Dear Friends: I wanted to start this month by offering my congratulations both to our Education Director, Rabbi Kevin Bernstein, and to Beth David itself. That’s because I’m really pleased to report that the Congregation’s Board of Trustees has authorized and we have completed a new contract with Rabbi Bernstein under the terms of which he will continue as Beth David’s Education Director at least through the 2022 – 2023 school year. We are delighted. Under his leadership, we believe that the school will continue with the gains of the past several years including revitalization of the Confir-mation process, a burgeoning Madrichim Corps and revisions to the religious school curriculum. I would also be remiss if I did not point out (and thank Rabbi Bernstein for) his willingness to assist us on the bimah and in many other ways as well when Rabbi Kalisch or Cantor Goodlev are otherwise occupied. Rabbi Bernstein happens to be a baseball fan, and it’s clear to me he knows what it means to be a team player. We are glad to have him. While I’m extending thanks, let me add a couple more. First, we had a

remarkable response to our request for yearend gifts to Beth David. Obviously, many of you agree with me that synagogues in general and Beth David in particular have a significant role to play as the world around us changes. At last count, you had contributed well over $30,000 to our yearend appeal. I believe I have

written to each of you who contributed to extend my thanks, but if I goofed and missed you then please accept this note instead (and also let me know so I can at least buy you a cup of coffee and apologize in person). In addition, as I have reported previously, our Small Groups initiative is up and running and from all accounts with great initial success. Jennifer Rose and Susan Cohen-Dickler continue to devote enormous amounts of their time to researching best practices, discussing them with Rabbi Kalisch and bringing them to our group leaders. Thanks to our group leaders themselves, including Helene Bludman, Jim Castello, Don Friedman, Ben Goodman, Susan Katz Hoffman (and pinch hitter Mitch Gerstein) and Michael Yecies. In March, we’ll add Sandy Portnoy to that list. Their dedication to this project has been remarkable. And

thanks to all of you as well who decided to dip your toe into the Small Groups water and give it a try. We think we’re on to something here. More groups to come! By the time you read this we’ll be about halfway through the winter, the days will be getting a little longer and the sun a little stronger. It’s a pretty good metaphor for the good things happening at Beth David. I hope you’ll choose to join with us and enjoy our sunshine! L’Shalom Louis [email protected] p.s. One opportunity to join with us is at the annual spring fundraiser. This year it’s a murder mystery with professional actors, together with cocktails and a catered dinner in the Social Hall. We’re also bringing back the auction and raffle that proved so popular last year. Vicky Weinstein is our chair. I know she and her committee are putting together a wonderful evening. It’s Saturday evening, May 2. Please put it on your calendar now.

The Nominating Committee is seeking nominations for the Board of Trustees and for Officers for the 2019-2020 year. Trustee and Officer positions are subject to election at the Congregational Meeting in June as directed by our bylaws.

Any member of the congregation may suggest to the Nominating Committee other members (or themselves) who are willing to serve in any of these positions. Please contact Ray Reed with nominations, interest, or questions; [email protected]

The Beth David Monthly is published for use by its members. Feedback is welcome. The deadline for the March issue will be February 15th. There is no guarantee that your submission will be included if it arrives after the deadline. Please send articles to Ed Hoffman, Editor: [email protected]

Executive Committee President: Louis Bricklin Executive Vice President: Lisa Miller Vice President: Rodd Bender Vice President: Debra Kauffman CFO: Robert Friedman Treasurer: Avital Cnaan Secretary: Susan Frant Solicitor: Howard Levinson Immediate Past President: Ray Reed

Women of Reform Judaism - Sisterhood

BETH DAVID SISTERHOOD (WRJ)

SAVE THE DATE

WOMEN’S SEDER

THURSDAY, APRIL 2nd

6:30pm– 9:00pm Beth David Social Hall

Invitation coming soon.

Women of Reform Judaism - Sisterhood

Gentle Yoga For Moms and Dads Sundays, at 10:00am - March 15, April 19, May 3

Classes will be conducted by long time yoginis Ilene Rosen and Rachel

Dalinka. Please bring a yoga mat and towel and dress comfortably. No mat? No problem...we have a few extras.

Adult Ed—Koffee Kallah

Adult Ed

WITH ALL OF OUR HEART...WITH ALL OF OUR SOUL...AND WITH ALL OF OUR MIND:

Join Rabbi Greg Litcofsky as we discover the spiritual and intellec-tual depths of Jewish prayer. The siddur contains the collective memory along with the hopes and dreams of the Jewish people throughout the ages. In this three-part class we will journey through the siddur together, see its rich history and transformation over time, and discover how the siddur can be a guidebook for mindful Jewish living and help us to pray with all of our heart, all of our soul, and all of our mind

Wednesdays, February 19 & 26, March 4 /7:00-8:30pm

Rabbi Greg Litcofsky is the National Director of Recruitment and Strategic Partnerships for Alexander Muss High School, an academic study program in Israel. Rabbi Litcofsky is an experienced educator, teaching hundreds of stu-dents throughout his career serving congregations in Massachusetts and New Jersey. He has a Masters in Jewish studies and Bible and Ancient Semitic languages.

Around Beth David - Parents Night Out

SATURDAY, APRIL 25TH · 7:00PM

Beth David Parents are invited to join us for a family style chef's tasting menu featuring the food from Abe Fisher on Saturday, April 25 at 7:00pm. There’s no School on Sunday, April 26 so you won't have to worry about waking up early the next morning (theoretically). Now is your chance to hang out with other Beth David parents in a casual, fun dining experience.

Now the fine print:

The cost is $93/person and does NOT include alcohol or bever-ages. But it does include tax and tip. This is NOT a donation to Beth David and just covers the dinner. Your spot is reserved when you pay Jill Bronner (either with a check, through PayPal or through Venmo). Money paid is not refundable unless we sell out and there is still interest OR you find someone to buy your spot from you.

Questions or to reserve your spot contact Jill Bronner [email protected], or 973-727-1468.

Around Beth David

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Mazel Tov Janice Asher on the publication of her book, The

Permanent Weight Loss Plan Neil and Sue Sukonik on the marriage of Carli

Sukonik to Jesse Fink Meredith and Dan Slawe on the birth of Allison

Elizabeth Slawe (Allie), and to siblings Dotty, Billy, and David

Howard and Susan Levinson on the engagement of their son Jeff to Sharon Haseman

Marty Weinberg on the occasion of his special birthday

Todah Rabah Beth David WRJ/Sisterhood for underwriting

Brunch for the February Community Shabbat Miles Barel and Jane Horwitz for covering the

music for Cantor Goodlev at Shabbat services Jim Bleiberg for covering Shabbat Services for

Rabbi Kalisch Condolences

Pincus Kahn, brother of Marcia Schultz (Jack), and uncle of Deb Weinstein

Albert (Buddy) Mendel, husband of Gladys Mendel

Floyd Whellan, father of David Whellan (Elizabeth Cohen), and grandfather of Cara, Jane, and Allison

David Levin, husband of Carol Levin

Congregational News

Beth David member Cheryl Harper extends a invitation to her curatorial project at the Stedman Gallery at Rutgers University in Camden, just over the Ben Franklin Bridge. The best time to see it is on Sunday, March 8, 2020, 2-4pm when the artist, Angela Ellsworth, will have a perfor-mance commissioned for this show. It is free to the public and there is free parking in the univer-sity lots on Sundays.

On View at the Rutgers�Cam den Stedm an Gallery : Rutgers M agazine : Rutgers University � Cam den

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Contributions - Beth David gratefully acknowledges the following

FUND DONOR RECIPIENT PURPOSE Rabbi's Discretionary

Beth David Sisterhood Rabbi Beth Kalisch in honor of Rabbi Beth Kalisch

Evelyn Natkin Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Jason Newman and Angela

Allevi Jason Newman and Angela Allevi in honor of Owen Newman

becoming a Bar Mitzvah

Neil and Sue Sukonik Rabbi Beth Kalisch In honor of Rabbi Kalisch Cantor's Discretionary

Beth David Sisterhood Cantor Lauren Goodlev in honor of Cantor Goodlev

Julian Brenman Cantor Lauren and Eric Goodlev in honor of the birth of Asher and Elijah

Bruce and Sue Endy Cantor Lauren and Eric Goodlev in honor of the birth of Asher and Elijah

Len Frank Cantor Lauren and Eric Goodlev in honor of the birth of Asher and Elijah

Don Friedman Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn

Jason Newman and Angela Allevi

Jason Newman and Angela Allevi in honor of Owen Newman becoming a Bar Mitzvah

Karen Kamens and Family Cantor Lauren and Dr. Eric Goodlev in honor of the birth of Asher and Elijah

Ken and Christena Waldman Cantor Lauren Goodlev in honor of the birth of Asher and Elijah

Michael and Kathy Silver Cantor Lauren and Eric Goodlev in honor of the birth of Asher and Elijah

Michael and Phyllis Levy Cantor Lauren and Eric Goodlev in honor of the birth of Asher and Elijah

Miles Barel and Sharyn Katz Cantor Lauren and Eric Goodlev in honor of the birth of Elijah and Asher

Joyce Klein Scholarship

Jim Castello and Dara Klein Dara Klein and James Castello in memory of Joyce Klein Alexa and Alan Herman and

Family Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn

Religious School Fund

Jason Newman and Angela Allevi

Jason Newman and Angela Allevi in honor of Owen Newman becoming a Bar Mitzvah

Beth David Sisterhood Rabbi Kevin Bernstein in honor of Rabbi Kevin Bernstein

The fund for BETH DAVID

Ann and Jerry Altus Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn

Beth David Sisterhood Jill Cooper in honor of Jill Cooper Bruce and Sue Endy Carol Levin in memory of Dr. David Levin Bruce and Sue Endy Gladys Mendel in memory of Albert "Buddy"

Mendel Bruce and Sue Endy Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Debby Weinstein The Goodlev Family in honor of the birth of Elijah and

Asher Ed and Susan Hoffman Debra Weinstein in memory of Pincus Kahn Ed and Susan Hoffman Marcia and Jack Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Eddie and Bunny Solomon Gladys Mendel and Family in memory of Albert "Buddy"

Mendel Eileen Tanania Kevin Cross and Allison Brucker in honor of Brady Cross becom-

ing a Bar Mitzvah

Howard and Susan Levinson Susan Weinberg in memory of Marilyn Toll Jack and Marcia Schultz Lionel Prince in honor of a speedy recovery

Contributions - Beth David gratefully acknowledges the following FUND DONOR RECIPIENT PURPOSE The fund for BETH DAVID

Jack and Marcia Schultz Nancy Fox in honor of a speedy recovery

Jack and Marcia Schultz The Goodlev Family in honor of the birth of Asher and Elijah

Jack and Marcia Schultz Gladys Mendel and Family in memory of Albert "Buddy" Mendel

Jack and Marcia Schultz Jill Cooper in honor of Jill Cooper Jeff Saltz and Janet

Schwartz Steve Sokoll and Ira Sheres in honor of the marriage of Steve

Sokoll and Ira Sheres

Jeff Saltz and Janet Schwartz

Gladys Mendel in memory of Albert "Buddy" Mendel


Marcia and Jack Schultz and Family in memory of Pincus Kahn


Carol Levin in memory of David Levin

Joe Manko Lynne Glasser in honor of a speedy recovery Joe Manko Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Joe Manko Debby Weinstein in memory of Pincus Kahn Joe Manko Gladys Mendel in memory of Albert "Buddy"

Mendel Joel Hirsh and Toby Gang Susan Dubow in memory of Joyce Fishbein Joel Hirsh and Toby Gang Jeff Saltz and Janet Schwartz in memory of Beverly Saltz Karen Kamens The Saltz/Schwartz Family in memory of Beverly Saltz Karen Kamens Susan Dubow and Family in memory of Joyce Fishbein Louis and Susan Bricklin Debra Weinstein in memory of Pincus Kahn Louis and Susan Bricklin Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Miles Barel and Sharyn Katz Julie Zarukin in honor of Pavel, Zoya and Julie

Zarukin

Miles Barel and Sharyn Katz Pavel and Zoya Zarukin in honor of Pavel, Zoya and Julie Zarukin

Murray and Jackie Saltzman Marcia and Jack Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Myra Wolpert Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Nancy Fox Gladys Mendel in memory of Albert "Buddy"

Mendel Nancy Fox Marcia and Jack Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Pete and Helene Bludman Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Pete and Helene Bludman Gladys Mendel in memory of Albert "Buddy"

Mendel Rick and Estelle Kluft The Schultz / Weinstein Family in memory of Pincus Kahn Rob and Lisa Miller Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Robert and Marcy

Shoemaker Jill Cooper in honor of Jill Cooper

Roz Ominsky Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Sandy Portnoy Gladys Mendel in memory of Albert "Buddy"

Mendel Sandy Portnoy Debra Weinstein in memory of Pincus Kahn Sandy Portnoy Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn Steve and Sue Dubow Cantor Lauren and Eric Goodlev in honor of the birth of Asher and

Elijah Goodlev

Steve and Sue Dubow Jeff Saltz and Janet Schwartz in memory of Beverly Saltz Steve Matthews and

Rebecca Stein Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn

Steve Matthews and Rebecca Stein

Dave Whellan in memory of Floyd Whellan

Steve Matthews and Rebecca Stein

Debra Weinstein in memory of Pincus Kahn

Tim and Robyn McKnight Marcia Schultz in memory of Pincus Kahn

Contributions to the Yahrzeit Fund Deceased Remembered by Arlene Ames Judy and Stuart Ebby Belle Edelstein Helene and Peter Bludman Alice Lubart Paula and Steve Dubin Etta Landis Bell Elaine and Malcolm Ecker Barbara B. Frank Leonard Frank Jeanette Gang Toby Gang and Joel Hirsh Hyman Gang Toby Gang and Joel Hirsh Emily Tova Gilbert Mark and Paul Gilbert Nelly E. Birnbaum Judy and Ed Grinspan Joseph Birnbaum Judy and Ed Grinspan Alfred M. Goldstein Lynne Kauffman Kaye and

Debra Kauffman Lillian Goldstein Lynne Kauffman Kaye and

Debra Kauffman

Deceased Remembered by Peppy Rabiner Kluft Richard and Estelle Kluft Lillian Mortz Pat and Joe Panasci Shirley Skinner Nina and Michael Rodell Jacob D. Saltzman Murray and Jackie Saltzman Bessie Singer Jackie and Murray Saltzman Jacob (Jack) Goldberg Selma and Samuel Savitz Thelma Dubin Jack and Marcia Schultz Esther Kahn Marcia and Jack Schultz Isadore Kahn Marcia and Jack Schultz Elizabeth Schultz Jack and Marcia Schultz Richard Packel Sue Sukonik Katie Weiner Harvey and Barbara Weiner Jack Winkleman Isabelle Winkleman

Yahrzeits February 2020 February 2 - 8 Observe February 7 Harry Abrams Allan Brom Benjamin Cohen Charles Cohen Rose Davidov Richard Dellheim Shirley Dellheim Ann Finkelman Ruth J. Friedman Howard Gordon Meyer Gottlieb Ida Hastings Sarah Kane J. George Lipsius Rose Luber Donald Prowler Morton Saler Hannah Schneider Solomon W. Steigman William Toll Gert Volpp Katie Weiner Monroe Wimmer Frederick Woolary February 9 - 15 Observe February 14 Etta Landis Bell Betty Bleiberg Robert S. Cohen Dolores G. Daroff Martin Eisenberg Bertha Fleir Samuel Goldstein Seymour Grupp Jan Haneman Esther Kahn Jean Kleinberg Jerome Komisarof Esther Korman

February 9 - 15 continued Observe February 14 Barton Kroungold Leon Levy Harry M. Miller Herman M. Moses Lillian Nitzberg Lillian Ominsky Miriam L. Oppenheim Max Pincus Leon Saner Albert Shaffer February 16 - 22 Observe February 21 Lauren Jane Albert Marian Bernheim Aschkenasy Chana Bronner Marvin Dave Burack Isaac Doner Abraham Feinstein Barbara B. Frank Meyer H. Friedman Harry Goldberg Mollie Goldstein Deenie Greitzer Max Jacobs Leo Katzman George Langer Alice Lubart Joseph Arthur Machlis Vivian J. Manko Morris Marinoff Louis Marks Bernardo Neumann Lena Pincus Ralph Prince Ann Rubinoff Adolph Scheinfield Robert Scheinfield Leonard Sherman Molly Silverman

February 16 - 22 Observe February 21 Saul Solomon Arlene Ames February 23 - 29 Observe February 28 Zachary Samuel Bernstein Randi Solomon Calbazana Bernice Chertok Betty W. Cohen Edna M. Cohen Belle Edelstein Jerome (Jerry) Fine Lillian Gilbert Philip Goldburg Eve Hollander Lawrence Howard William M. Klamen Joyce Klein Peppy Rabiner Kluft Selma Langer Celia Litvin Amb. Fredric Mann Jeanette Marks Rhea Pincus June Bild Pinsof Alan Rubin Laurence C. Rutenberg Harry Salz Joseph Sprung Robert Wiener Martin L. Wimmer Jack Winkleman Morris Witaskis Johanna Wood

FEBRUARY 2020 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 9:30am Community Shabbat

2 NO SCHOOL OFFICES CLOSED

3 6:30am Executive Committee

4 4:00 Religious School No Beit Midrash

5

6 7:00pm Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class

7 6:30pm Services/Chapel

8 9:15am Torah Study

9 9:30am Religious School 9:30am Board Meeting 9:30am Sister-hood Purim Bake

10 Tu B’Shvat 11 4:00 Religious School 7:30pm Beit Midrash

12



15 9:15am Torah Study with Greg Litcofsky

16 NO SCHOOL OFFICES CLOSED

17 President's Day OFFICES CLOSED

18 4:00 Religious School 7:30pm Beit Midrash

19 7:00pm Adult Ed with Rabbi Greg Litcofsky

20 10:00am Book Group 7:00pm Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class



23 9:30am Religious School 9:30am Sister-hood Purim Bake 10:00am Sacred Aging

24 25 4:00 Religious School 7:30pm Beit Midrash

26 7:00pm Adult Ed with Rabbi Greg Litcofsky


28 6:00pm Tot Shabbat 6:30pm Schmooze 7:30pm Service/Sanctuary


Around Town

Three movies are showing locally at the JFCS – Barbara and Harvey

Brodsky Enrichment Center - 345 Montgomery Ave, Bala Cynwyd.

Because Beth David is a partner you can see each movie for only $6.00 per ticket. Just use this

code at checkout mainLINE#2020BestOFFest for General Admission!

CARL LAEMMLE

Tuesday, February 11, 7:00pm

Trailer: https://vimeo.com/293654483

Tickets & Info: https://pjff.org/carl-laemmle-best-of-fest/

CHEWDAISM: A TASTE OF JEWISH

MONTREAL

Wednesday, February 12 10:30 AM | Bagel Brunch, 11 AM | Film

Trailer: https://youtu.be/BhZHciJbe6w Tickets & Info: https://pjff.org/chewdaism-best-of-fest/

GOLDA’S BALCONY: THE FILM

Thursday, February 13, 7 PM Trailer: https://vimeo.com/378846297 Tickets & Info: https://pjff.org/goldas-balcony-best-of-fest/

You can view the full line-up at https://pjff.org/festival-plus/.

And that’s not all! On February 20th at NMAJH, there’s a very special sneak preview of BULLY. COWARD. VICTIM. THE STORY OF ROY COHN. This HBO doc explores the dangerous lawyer, and the director of the film, Ivy Meeropol, is granddaughter of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg… the couple Cohn was responsible for sending to the electric chair.. ………………. Very chilling, incredibly powerful movie!

Around Town

Beth David Reform Congregat ion

1130 Vaughan Lane

Gladwyne, PA 19035

Phone: 610-896-7485

Fax: 610-642-5406

E-mail: [email protected]

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