Israel has been on my mind lately. I just returned from a fascinating, challenging, wonderful trip to Israel with 20 people, Jews and Christians from Syracuse. We spent almost two weeks crisscrossing the land, learning and exploring. Memories and pictures from our journey will be shared, but right now, another call beckons. As you read these words, significant events are occurring in Israel. With OUR MISSION We are a Reform Jewish congregation actively committed to strengthening individual and shared connections to God and community. We are dedicated to meeting the spiritual, intellectual, social, and cultural needs of our members. With respect for the diversity of our backgrounds, traditions, and practices, we join together in worship, study, celebration, and social action. elections taking place, a new coalition being formed and Israelis again casting ballots, big issues have reached the fore. Here in America, as the debates about Iran continue, we have an opportunity to make our own voices heard. The World Zionist Congress meets regularly to vote on matters of importance to Israel and the Jewish people. Right now, issues of equality for women, gay rights, and the role of reform and conservative Jews are being discussed. And the time is now to cast a vote. The American delegation to the world Zionist congress is comprised of many different parts. If we want our progressive values to be preserved, we must vote in large enough numbers to reach a majority. I urge you to go to www.reformjews4israel.org, sign up, and vote. Your voice counts, and your vote is important as we work for a stronger Jewish world. Rabbi Fellman A STRONGER JEWISH WORLD WWW.TEMPLECONCORD.ORG (315) 475-9952 SOCIETY OF CONCORD EST. 1839 Temple Concord joins SU’s Hillel for the first Passover Seder, Friday, April 3 at the Carrier Dome. It will be the largest Passover Seder ever held in Syracuse and may well turn out to be one of the largest Seders in the country. A special Hillel Haggadah will be used that caters to everyone regardless of their Jewish background. All food will be prepared under the supervision of the Kosher food operations of Shaw Dining on campus. Rabbi Fellman, who is also Hillel Campus rabbi, said, “Bringing the Syracuse University community with the Syracuse Jewish community has long been a goal. What better way to make that goal a reality than sharing a Passover Seder in the Dome as we chant together ‘let my people go orange.’” The Seder starts at 6:00 p.m. Doors will open at 5:15 p.m. and the entrance will be through Gate C. Admission is $18 and must be paid in advance. Tickets can be purchased by calling the temple office and must be picked up no later than 5 p.m. Thursday, April 2. PASSOVER IN THE DOME: LET MY PEOPLE GO ORANGE! 8” of Snow in Jerusalem on Feb. 20
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Israel has been on my mind lately. I just returned from a fascinating, challenging, wonderful trip to Israel with 20 people, Jews and Christians from Syracuse. We spent almost two weeks crisscrossing the land, learning and exploring. Memories and pictures from our journey will be shared, but right now, another call beckons.As you read these words, significant events are occurring in Israel. With
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OUR MISSIONWe are a Reform Jewish congregation actively committed to strengthening individual and shared connections to God and community. We are dedicated to meeting the spiritual, intellectual, social, and cultural needs of our members.With respect for the diversity of our backgrounds, traditions, and practices, we join together in worship, study, celebration, and social action.
elections taking place, a new coalition being formed and Israelis again casting ballots, big issues have reached the fore.Here in America, as the debates about Iran continue, we have an opportunity to make our own voices heard. The World Zionist Congress meets regularly to vote on matters of importance to Israel and the Jewish people. Right now, issues of equality for women, gay rights, and the role of reform and conservative Jews are being discussed. And the time is now to cast a vote.The American delegation to the world Zionist congress is comprised of many different parts. If we want our progressive values to be preserved, we must vote in large enough numbers to reach a majority. I urge you to go to www.reformjews4israel.org, sign up, and vote. Your voice counts, and your vote is important as we work for a stronger Jewish world. Rabbi Fellman
A STRONGER JEWISH WORLD
WWW.TEMPLECONCORD.ORG(315) 475-9952
SOCIETY OF CONCORD EST. 1839
Temple Concord joins SU’s Hillel for the first Passover Seder, Friday, April 3 at the Carrier Dome. It will be the largest Passover Seder ever held in Syracuse and may well turn out to be one of the largest Seders in the country. A special Hillel Haggadah will be used that caters to everyone regardless of their Jewish background. All food will be prepared under the supervision of the Kosher food operations of Shaw Dining on campus. Rabbi Fellman, who is also Hillel Campus rabbi, said, “Bringing the Syracuse University community with the Syracuse Jewish community has long been a goal. What better way to make that goal a reality than sharing a Passover Seder in the Dome as we chant together ‘let my people go orange.’”The Seder starts at 6:00 p.m. Doors will open at 5:15 p.m. and the entrance will be through Gate C. Admission is $18 and must be paid in advance. Tickets can be purchased by calling the temple office and must be picked up no later than 5 p.m. Thursday, April 2.
PASSOVER IN THE DOME:
LET MY PEOPLE GO ORANGE!
8” of Snow in Jerusalem on Feb. 20
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March Madness! The Hebrew month of Adar is the happiest, craziest month of them all because it is Purim. a time of the year when we are commanded to
be merry by giving gifts to the poor, by listening to the amazing Purim story, by giving Mishloach Manot, gifts of food to one another, and having a party! It’s one of our most fun ways of celebrating our religious freedom. And we did just that at Temple Concord!
On Wednesday, March 4 we celebrated Purim with a fantastic Purim dinner followed by our Frozen Purim shpil and Megillah reading. Our Purim fun continued as the Syracuse Hebrew Day School put on the Purim play, “They Cast Lots”, written by our very own Eric Gould and Jonathan Dinkin. What wonderful performances and beautiful costumes.In Temple Concord music news, the Keneset Shalom Singers regaled us with joyous music during the Shabbat service on the last Friday of Adar. Shabbat services at Temple
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Concord are always upbeat, fun, and full of ruach, spirit. If you haven’t joined us in a while, come and brush off the dust of the week. It is a fantastic way to recharge your battery as we welcome Shabbat together.
There were some wonderful events in March in school!We had two opportunities to see our students in action! The 3rd and 5th grades each lead a Saturday morning service this month. Please join us for our next school lead service on Friday, April 17 as the 4th grade class helps us to welcome in Shabbat. Come and see how much these wonderful students are learning!On Sunday, March 22, we had a community-wide educational program at Congregation Beth Sholom-Chevra Shas. It was a morning filled with fun learning activities and wonderful Stories of Our People told by Judith Black!
Cantor Kari Siegel Eglash
Debra Becker Jeffry Berman Jan Clausen Sally Cutler Wendy Davenport Geo Engel Todd Engel Vicki Feldman Lenore Griffiths Marlene Holstein Mary Jumbelic Victoria Kohl
Tobey Kresel Jeanette Myshrall Judy Papenfus Louis Orbach Carol Radin Ellyn Roloff Banna Rubinow Scott Saroff Sandy Smith Kim Smolen Fran Volinsky Steve Volinsky
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Debra Becker Lorraine Bodofsky Barbara Blumberg Stewart Koenig Irv Bodofsky
TEMPLE STAFF Daniel J. Fellman, Rabbi Kari Siegel Eglash, Cantor/Educator Cheri Lass, Chief Administrative Officer Chet Hoisington, Director of Facilities Jessica Pitcher, Adminstrative Assistant Daniella Kohan, Assistant to Rabbi Lauren Rosenstein, Youth Director April Rando, Administrative Assistant
Sheldon Ezring, Rabbi Emeritus Francine Berg, Cantor Emerita
OFFICERS Irv Bodofsky, President Joseph Greenman, First Vice President Stewart Koenig, Vice President Mark Kotzin, Vice President Josh Waldman, Treasurer Jessie Kerr-Whitt, Secretary Judith Frumkin, Immediate Past President
Father of Margie (Robert) Johnson, Melissa (Scott) Ellsworth, and
Jonathan (Samia); grandfather of Josh and Kyle Johnson, David, Michael, and Matthew Orlando,
Alexandra, and Brandon Markson; and brother of Richard (Judith)
TEMPLE CONCORD REPORTS APRIL 2015
The Sympathy of the Congregationis Extended to the Families of those recently departed:
January 21, 2015Elijah Pearson
Father of Abraham and Richard Pearson; grandfather of Peri, Lloyd and
Frieda Lindsey; brother of Gertrude Radin; uncle of Lewis (Carol) Radin,
Andrew (Doreen) Radin, and Marsha (Alan) Poushter
January 10, 2015Joseph Feitler
Husband of Eleanor; father of Carol (Dr. Robert) Silverman, Jane, and
Barbara Karchin; and grandfather of Leah R. (Justin) Unell, Dr. Benjamin
(Sarah) Silverman, Joshua (Jing) Karchin, and Andrew E. Silverman
January 12, 2015Ruthe Kassel
Wife of Richard Thomasy; mother of Barry (Sheila), Rana; grandmother of Josh (Maddy), Jessica, and Hannah; and sister of William (Vicki) Andrews
Janaury 17, 2015Janet Pettengil
Aunt of Jim Brule’ and sister of Warren and John Brule’
January 12, 2015Nathan Pickus
Uncle of Rabbi Daniel Fellman and great uncle of Jacob, Zachary and
Elizabeth
Janaury 19, 2015Irwin Miller
Uncle of Cantor Kari Siegel Eglash and great uncle of Arielle and Judah
February 5, 2015 Larry Fay
Father of Brian (Stephanie) Fay, grandfather of Julie and Evelyn
Febrtuary 13, 2015Anthony F. Borowicz
Husband of Lorraine, father of Dr. Michael, Thomas (joy), and Suzanne
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Friday, April 3C. Harry Benedict
Nathaniel Footman
Maurice Berger
Julius J Cornell
Rosalind Jacobs
Dorothy L Kaletzky
Max Newman
David Port
Helen Rapport Sheinberg
Martin Wells
Meyer Winkelstein
Harry Goldberg
Robert H Steidlitz
Beatrice Sternberg Baker
Sarah Kempner
Betty Wolnstein Serlin
Edell Shopiro
Irene Ezring
Benjamin Fitzer
Solomon H Jalonack
Jean Leffler
Mary Schwartz
Jennie S Thalheimer
Joseph Zenner
Isaac Friedman
Mitchell Glinsky
Sarah Jacobs
Louis A Kaminsky
Michael Joseph Livshin
Murray P Lucas
Friday, April 10Annie Kieve Belloff
Eva Futternich Chertow
George D Goldberg
Robert Kelson
Bertha Rosenson Docter
Rita L Goldstein Lebwohl
Isaac Oppenheim
Philip L Zenner
Saul Charles Moskow
Franklin D Roosevelt
Otto L Sonne
Ephriam M Bodow
Dr Harold Courtney
Marion A Schoenwald
Jessica D Davis
Abbe Gatzke
Natalie W Gerber
Frances Carmen Higgins
Mary Kushner Menkin
Nellie Katz Rosenfeld
Walter H Blake
Hattie M Bluestone
Leonard Kirshner
Miriam Rachmel Kleinberg
Clara Alderman Port
Sophie Shiffman
Herman Leo Weiss
Isaac Frensdorf
Friday, April 17Elizabeth Gerle
Shirley W Land
Joseph A Lavine
Sara R Levy
Frances E Rubin
Esther B Wilson
Robert Boyd Alderman
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APRIL YAHRZEITSThe names published in the Bulletin and the weekly E-Bulletin are those for whom memorial plaques or Golden Book entries have been purchased. These names are read aloud at Friday night Shabbat services on the week preceding the anniversary of the death on the English calendar. If you would like the name of your loved one to be read aloud at a service please contact the Rabbi’s assistant. For information on purchasing perpetual memorials contact Chief Administrative Officer, Cheri Lass.
Irving M Epstein
Phillip Goldsmith
Joseph Selig Kassel
Anna S Meyerowitz
Irving B Pike
Beatrice R Simon
Anna Jacobs Wilson
Morris G Blumberg
Marie Elkins Brandt
Abe Cooper
Edward Davis
Rose Hillsberg
Joseph Moskow
Phyllis Leila Barros
Saidee G Aronson
Dr Samuel Gettenberg
Etta Jacobson
Dr. Earl Lisson
Max J Marquisee
Wilbur Liberman
Isador Ratner
William Seidel
Charlotte L Alexander
Jack Beckwith
Rosalie Blum Jacobs
Dr Bertram Samuel Levinson
Eva H Liberman
Bernard David Rogoff
Maurice L Rosen
Seymour Seidenberg
Friday, April 24
Morris Bluman
Phyllis Frank
Isaac Heiman
Jennie Serling Herr
Harry T Miller
Helen Oppenheim
Michael Charles Shafiroff
Alexander Weber
Henry Frank
Ronna Saryl Isley
David Rosenbloom
Esther Light Shimberg
Jacob Silverstein
Florence L Stern
Moses Winkelstein
Jacob Ball
Samuel Gitlin
Sylvia Davis Leverton
Helyn C Mulitz
Pauline Friedlander Weiss
Hattie D Davis
Vitaly Frisman
D. Gordon Granatstein
I. Lena Greenberg
Fannie G Myers
Sara L Oberdorfer
June Gold Adelson
Harris H Greene
Edgar Guttman
Lena Steinburg Guttman
Moses D Rubin
Elizabeth H Shimberg
Dr Jerome Wayne
Isadore Blumberg
Jack Edelstein
Lewis Engel
Melvin R Rudolph
Roslyn Olum Greenhouse
Robert Jacques Hesslein
David Jacobson
Samuel LaVine
Louis Rothman
Max H Serling
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DONATION REPORT WE APPRECIATE ALL DONATIONS GIVEN TO SUPPORT TEMPLE FUNDS. Listed below are those who have given $18 or more between November 30, 2014 & February 28, 2015.
ALEXANDER SAUL LANDSCAPING FUND
In Memory ofEdith & Morris Kolodney
Elizabeth KolodneyMary R. & Daniel C. Sutton
Barbara Sutton and Elizabeth Kolodney
BUILDING AND CEMETERY IMPROVEMENT FUND
In Honor ofHerbert Finfer
Edward Finfer
In Memory ofEdward Markson
Sanford and Marlene HolsteinMichael and Joy MossCharles Tompkins
Alyn GusefskiMuriel & Don Herr and
Anna & Felix Jacobs
Judy BleyerSeymour
Barbara BlockMarion, Milton & Martin
Levy
Bonnie PlumerIrene Burrows
Lawrence and Barbara BurrowsLillian Cooper Marley &
Harry Marley
Donald E NewhouseBernard Dutch
Eleanor DutchLawrence Gingold
Sandra GingoldPhilip Hillsberg & Samuel
Lanzner
Charlotte HillsbergDr Samuel & Renee Killian
Christina and Stephen KillianSamuel Killian
Ronald KillianMorris Shindler
Melvyn ShindlerDr. Steven Simon
Susan SimonSolomon Goldstein, Dad and
Grandad
Audrey Wolfman
In Fund SupportEric Benderson
Alexander and Charlotte HolsteinLisa Rothman
Stephen WilsonAlan Wyckoff
CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Memory of Irwin Miller
Robert and Vicki FeldmanEd Markson
Bonnie Leff and Dan Lord
In Appreciation ofJoe Eglash’s Musical Talent
Irvin and Lorraine Bodofsky
In Fund SupportBrian and Stephanie Fay
Eleanor FeitlerIrwin and Beth Goldberg Philip and Barbara Miller
CULTURAL SERIES SPONSORSHIPIn Fund SupportJohn Haritatos
ENDOWMENT FUNDIn Memory of
Edward Markson
Harold and Peggy Bertram
GERALD & MURIEL WISEMAN MEMORIAL FLOWER FUND
In Fund SupportBonnie & Vinnie Parziale
In Memory ofLewis Gardner
Nancy and Richard LevineGerald Wiseman
Nancy Levine
IRENE EZRING MEMORIAL HANUKKAH CELEBRATION
FUNDIn Honor of
Irene Ezring
Marsha Snyder
JACOBS-LEVI FUNDIn Fund Support
David Jacobs
In Memory ofJanet Martin
Barbara Blumberg
Elijah Pearson
Mike and Cheryl Schroeder
LOIS ARNOLD GALE LIBRARY FUND
In Fund SupportMarsha Snyder
LORI A. COHEN EDUCATIONAL FUND
In Memory ofHillard and Jane Cohen
Melvyn Shindler
LORRAINE SHER RELIGIOUS SCHOOL ENHANCEMENT
FUNDIn Memory of
Elijah Pearson
Norma Maddy
MILTON J. RUBENSTEIN ISRAEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Memory ofSamuel Killian
Ronald Killian
PROGRAM DONATIONIPaul and Ellyn Roloff
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Appreciation ofRabbi Fellman
Judie RiceJudy Papenfus
In Fund SupportBrian and Stephanie Fay
Eleanor FeitlerRobert and Margie Johnson
Judie RiceSheldon and Mateele KallPhilip and Barbara Miller
Michael and Joy Moss
In Honor ofThe Fellman Family
Jonathan and Kate Adler
In Memory ofMiriam Nelson Fleischman
Phyllis Edelstein & Dick CarrJoseph, Jeffrey Solomon
Donna EvansGeorge Streifer
Ellen GoldenBertha Streifer
Ellen GoldenJoseph Grody
Roger GrodyFlorence Grody
Roger GrodyEdward Markson
Robert & Margie JohnsonStephen and Marla Nash
Nathan Pickus
Michael and Joy MossHerman Heckt
Robert HecktElijah Pearson
Harriet Maddy
In Support ofBeverly Fellman & Family
Eric GouldBarbara Sutton and Elizabeth
Kolodney
RAKOV MUSEUM FUNDIn Fund Support
Gary Lavine and Mady Kudisch
REGINA F. GOLDENBERG MEMORIAL FUND
In Fund SupportIrwin & Beth Goldberg
RITUAL & WORSHIP FUNDIn Appreciation of
Rabbi Fellman & Cantor Kari
Beautiful Services
David Okolica
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DONATION REPORT - CONTINUED
In Memory ofIrwin Miller
Michael and Joy Moss
RUTH & PAUL FLAH ADULT EDUCATION FUND
In Celebration of 5th Anniversary of surviving heart attack & triple bypass
Anonymous Donor
In Fund SupportBetty Granatstein
SHELDON & PHYLLIS FRANK CARING COMMITTEE FUND
In Fund SupportMark Kotzin Employer Matching
Alan & Dorothy GoldbergAnne Ruffer
Banna Rubinow & Christopher Baltus
Beth Sholom CBSCSBrent Bleier
Sharry DoyleEileen B. Phillips
John Fazio and Ellen SchaefferH. J. PowellRobert Hill
David JacobsJane Ikuta
Alex HolsteinMichael and Sara KaganSheldon and Mateele Kall
Marv and Gloria KatzKoenig & Selzer Asset Management
GroupLarry Liberman
Cheryl and William LongRoshan and Noshir Mistry
Judy PapenfusPaul and Ellyn Roloff
Steiger Training & DvlpmtSteven Bittner
Victor & Celaine HershdorferGershon Vincow
Walter & Joan BordettErnest and Suzanne Wass
In Honor ofTom & Nancy Wart
John and Jan WhiteOlivia & Henry Sykes’
Tzedakah
Megan and RIchard Sykes
In Memory ofJodeph Feitler
Paul and Ellyn RoloffLaurie RothschildBoard of Trustees
Debra & Herbert GoldmanErnest and Suzanne Wass
Beverly Cooperstein
Debra & Herbert GoldmanBob Hesslein
Edward HeimLawrence Krugel
Stuart and Susan FrankAdah Koran
Suzan GordonLawrence Krugel
Harvey and Carole KoenigRandy Doyle
Adele LucasJohn and Bonnie McCabe
Hy & Anne Miller
Philip and Barbara MillerCelia Rose Newman
Paul and Lesley NewmanProfessor Robert Levy
Judy PapenfusPatricia Wass Hutton
Ernest and Suzanne WassAdrienne Wyckoff
Alan Wyckoff
In Recovery ofAdeline Jasper
Neil and Charlotte Jasper
SOCIETY OF CONCORD FUNDIn Fund SupportAllen Hochberg
Arlene L & Jerome R GerberPeter and Nancy Benson
Don-Rub Sales CorpEdward Heim
The Horowitch Family Foundation
Marvin GoldenbergJeff Kirshner & Lorraine Rapp
Jerry and Susan KlinebergSteiger Training & Dvlpmt
Herb Weinman
In Honor ofBenjamin Adler’s Bar
Mitzvah
Bonnie Leff and Dan Lord
In Memory ofStella & Morton Lucas
Adele LucasEd Markson
William & Phyllis BerinsteinRoz Grenier
Michael Kalet & Philippa ReadArthur & Kathleen Liberman
NAIFA-SyracuseBrenda Neuss
Barbara StatkewiczSyracuse University
Steven and Fran VolinskyBertha E Miller
Sandra BergerDick Gordon
William and Phyllis BerinsteinTom Kalette
Dorothy BlackmonIsabelle Lipka
Ruth BlockLouise G. Hirsch
Irvin and Lorraine BodofskyAbraham Bodlova
Irvin and Lorraine BodofskyJoseph Hirsch
Irvin and Lorraine BodofskyDora Cooper
Donald E NewhouseRachel Markowitz
Donald E NewhouseNathan Pickus
Carol EllsteinJudge Benjamin & Gladys
Gingold
Sandra Gingold
Dorothy Ben
Eric GouldDr. Martin Black
Jeanne GrossmanHerb and Esther Heim
Elijah Pearson
Herb and Esther HeimLeonie Hausman
Jack G LiptonSeymour Green
Gary Jacobs and Susan PascoJoseph Feitler
Judy KahnEva & Arthur Rothfeld
Karen & David FreelMyles H LeBlang Yahrzeit
Adrienne LeBlangAlta & Samuel Goldman
Adele LucasPhilip Besdin
Richard RudolphDr. Herbert Shaw
Michael and Amy ShawThelma Shaw Yahrzeit
Michael and Amy ShawElijah Pearson
Arthur MartinShush MartinThelma Taylor
Vic & Carol GinskyDorothy Smith
Elliot Smith
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Sisterhood Shabbat Friday, April 10
Cantor Berg and Bonnie Leff will join us to tell us about their new
program at Menorah Park, THE FORGET ME NOTS.
************************************Please Join the Sisterhood
Of Temple ConcordOn Sunday, April 19 at 9:45At The University Sheraton
For A Buffet Brunch(There is no charge for Sisterhood
members.)
WRJ HAPPENINGS SELL YOUR CHAMETZ TO TEMPLE CONCORD!
The Irish Ethnic Dinner that was previously scheduled for Monday, April 20 has been rescheduled for Tuesday, May 12 at Coleman’s Irish Pub.
FOR YOUNG FAMILIES
Tot ShabbatFriday, May 1 6:00 p.m.
GANSunday, April 1910:30 a.m.
BROTHERHOOD
Coffee and ConversationApril 19 at 9:30 a.m.
DOWNTOWN LUNCH
Rabbi Fellman and Rabbi Andrew Pepperstone of Congregation Beth Sholom-Chevra Shas host the Downtown Lunch Group at noon on Wednesday, April 15 at the Bousquet & Holstein Law office, One Lincoln Center. To participate and get the optional reading, please call the office and ask to speak to Daniella Kohan.
GROUP
IRISH DINNERRESCHEDULED
Temple Concord will happily act as your agent to sell your chametz for Passover.Call the Temple and speak with Rabbi Fellman at 475-9952.
TEMPLE CONCORDBIANNUAL BLOOD DRIVE
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Reservations for dinner are required. Contact the Temple office, 475-9952
to make reservations, please call the temple office, 475-9952
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Tuesday, April 28, 7:30 p.m. A down-and-out ex-baseball player,
Charlie Jones, needs to meet his community service hours as a coach. The problem is no team wants him. It takes the Yankles, a yeshiva baseball team desperate for a coach, to give
Charlie his second chance.
CINEMAGOGUEPRESENTS
“THE YANKLES”
APRIL CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS
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Friday, April 3 - Passover in the Dome Service at 5:15 p.m., Dinner at 6:00 p.m
Saturday April 4 - Shabbat Service at 11:00 a.m. Friday, April 10 – Shabbat Service at 6:00 p.m. Sisterhood Shabbat Service
Saturday, April 11 - Passover Yizkor Service at 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday, April 14 – Seasoned Citizens at 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 15 – Lunch and Learn at 12:00 p.m.
Friday, April 17 – 4th Grade Shabbat Service at 6:00 p.m. Saturday, April 18 – Shabbat Service at 11:00 a.m.
Sunday, April 19 – Annual Blood Drive From 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 19 – Brotherhood Meeting 9:30 a.m. Coffe and Conversation
Sunday, April 19 – Sisterhood Brunch 9:45 a.m. At The Sheraton University Inn
Sunday, April 19 – Gan at 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday, April 21 – Goldenberg Concert at 7:00 p.m. Gregory Wood, Cellist
Friday, April 24 - Cantor Kari Siegel-Eglash installation Pre-neg at 5:15 p.m., Installation Service at 6:00 p.m. Dinner immediately following service.
Friday, April 24 – Shabbat Service at 6:00 pm
Saturday, April 25 - Sam Stoogenke Bar Mitzvah Service begins at 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday, April 28 – Cinemagogue at 7:30 p.m. The Yankles
TEMPLE CONCORD 910 Madison Steet, Syracuse, NY 13210
Program to Be Announced Soon! Tuesday, April 14 @ 2:00 p.m. For more information, please
