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Kol Emanu-ElKol Emanu-ElAPRIL - MAY 2019 Adar II-IYAR, 5779

Melvin J. & Claire M. Levine Campus

Happy pa s s o v e r

Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach

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In This Issue:

Candle Lighting Times 2President’s Message 3Rabbi’s Message 3Upcoming Events / Dinners 4, 5, 6, 7 Women’s League 8, 9Support Groups 10Adult Education 10Youth & Education 12Birthdays& Anniversaries 14Calendar 15Contributions 16Tribute Form 17Appreciation 17Advertisers 18,19Service Times 20

Temple Emanu-El of Palm BeachTel: 561 832 0804 | Fax: 561 832 0811 | www.tepb.org

Mission StatementTemple Emanu-El of Palm Beach strives to be the leading congregation in the greater Palm Beaches, built upon an expansive and inclusive vision of what a Jewish community can be. We recognize that people connect to God and Judaism in diverse ways – through prayer, learning, shared activities, artistic expression and social action. As an egalitarian, Conservative congregation, we are committed to nurturing and facilitating the personal and spiritual journeys of all our members and welcome all who enter our doors. We strive to do so in a manner that resonates with their innermost needs and interests, resulting in increased involvement, observance and participation.

Kosher Food PantryThe Alper t Jewish Fami ly & Children’s Service maintains a food pantry for clients in need: the chronically ill, frail seniors, new immigrants, and people of all ages who

live below the poverty line. Please help with this Mitzvah by bringing kosher food items to the synagogue with current usage dates stamped on the cans and packages.

Thank you! APRIL5 7:21pm FRIDAY NIGHT12 7:24pm FRIDAY NIGHT19 7:28pm EREV PESACH20 8:36pm PASSOVER 2nd NIGHT25 7:32pm PASSOVER 7th NIGHT26 7:40pm PASSOVER 8th NIGHT

MAY3 7:35pm FRIDAY NIGHT10 7:39pm FRIDAY NIGHT17 7:43pm FRIDAY NIGHT24 7:47pm FRIDAY NIGHT31 7:51pm FRIDAY NIGHT

ClergyRabbi Michael ResnickBarbara & Jack KayRabbinical [email protected] David FeuerGilda & Henry BlockCantorial [email protected] Robert C. GordonVice PresidentsProgramming - Dvora Lange CallahanFundraising - Steven M. HorowitzMembership - Jami HuberTreasurer Ronald Y. SchramRecording SecretaryVivienne Felberman IvryPast PresidentAnthony Lampert

Board of Trustees

Harold Bix

Garrett Ellberger

Charles Feldberg

Ben Gordon

Scott Holtz

Sheila Josephberg

Sheldon Konigsberg

Steven Krumholz

Patricia Lebow

Sheri Levine

Laura Pincus

Marvin S. Rosen

Hana Siegelstein

Women’s LeaguePresidentMarjorie [email protected]

Honorary BoardMelvin z”l & Claire LevineDiane BelferHenry Block z”lAlec Engelstein z”lRita Dee Hassenfeld z”lGladys R. JacobsonSidney KohlWilliam LangfanStephen A. LevinH. Irwin LevyDavid MackRoberta RobinsonBill Sandler z”l

Kol Emanu-El Editorial Board:Mickey [email protected] KramerArlene KurtisHaviva LangenauerBelle Winston

StaffSynagogue AdministratorDavid [email protected]

Ritual CoordinatorJacob [email protected]

Director of Youth Education & ProgrammingMarc [email protected]

Pianist/OrganistClaudio Waisgluss

Administrative Assistant/Graphic Design Natasha [email protected]

Administrative AssistantAmy [email protected]

Committee ChairsAdult EducationVivienne IvryInvestmentAndy RichmanMembershipHarold BixJami HuberSheri LevineRothman Religious SchoolVivienne Ivry

Youth ActivitiesLaura PincusJackie Brant

RitualBrahm Levine

Kol Emanu-ElMickey Feldberg

Cultural ArtsDebbie BurgerDonna KramerHaviva Langenauer

Judaica ArtSheila Josephberg

Welcome New Members

CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES

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Vladik GladilenHarvey & Emily Poppel

Roy Zuckerberg

Annual Temple Meeting &Election of 2019-2021 Board

Thursday, April 116:00PM

Installation of Temple BoardFriday, May 3

7:00PM

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In This Issue:

Candle Lighting Times 2President’s Message 3Rabbi’s Message 3Upcoming Events / Dinners 4, 5, 6, 7 Women’s League 8, 9Support Groups 10Adult Education 10Youth & Education 12Birthdays& Anniversaries 14Calendar 15Contributions 16Tribute Form 17Appreciation 17Advertisers 18,19Service Times 20

Temple Emanu-El of Palm BeachTel: 561 832 0804 | Fax: 561 832 0811 | www.tepb.org

Mission StatementTemple Emanu-El of Palm Beach strives to be the leading congregation in the greater Palm Beaches, built upon an expansive and inclusive vision of what a Jewish community can be. We recognize that people connect to God and Judaism in diverse ways – through prayer, learning, shared activities, artistic expression and social action. As an egalitarian, Conservative congregation, we are committed to nurturing and facilitating the personal and spiritual journeys of all our members and welcome all who enter our doors. We strive to do so in a manner that resonates with their innermost needs and interests, resulting in increased involvement, observance and participation.

Kosher Food PantryThe Alper t Jewish Fami ly & Children’s Service maintains a food pantry for clients in need: the chronically ill, frail seniors, new immigrants, and people of all ages who

live below the poverty line. Please help with this Mitzvah by bringing kosher food items to the synagogue with current usage dates stamped on the cans and packages.

Thank you! APRIL5 7:21pm FRIDAY NIGHT12 7:24pm FRIDAY NIGHT19 7:28pm EREV PESACH20 8:36pm PASSOVER 2nd NIGHT25 7:32pm PASSOVER 7th NIGHT26 7:40pm PASSOVER 8th NIGHT

MAY3 7:35pm FRIDAY NIGHT10 7:39pm FRIDAY NIGHT17 7:43pm FRIDAY NIGHT24 7:47pm FRIDAY NIGHT31 7:51pm FRIDAY NIGHT

ClergyRabbi Michael ResnickBarbara & Jack KayRabbinical [email protected] David FeuerGilda & Henry BlockCantorial [email protected] Robert C. GordonVice PresidentsProgramming - Dvora Lange CallahanFundraising - Steven M. HorowitzMembership - Jami HuberTreasurer Ronald Y. SchramRecording SecretaryVivienne Felberman IvryPast PresidentAnthony Lampert

Board of Trustees

Harold Bix

Garrett Ellberger

Charles Feldberg

Ben Gordon

Scott Holtz

Sheila Josephberg

Sheldon Konigsberg

Steven Krumholz

Patricia Lebow

Sheri Levine

Laura Pincus

Marvin S. Rosen

Hana Siegelstein

Women’s LeaguePresidentMarjorie [email protected]

Honorary BoardMelvin z”l & Claire LevineDiane BelferHenry Block z”lAlec Engelstein z”lRita Dee Hassenfeld z”lGladys R. JacobsonSidney KohlWilliam LangfanStephen A. LevinH. Irwin LevyDavid MackRoberta RobinsonBill Sandler z”l

Kol Emanu-El Editorial Board:Mickey [email protected] KramerArlene KurtisHaviva LangenauerBelle Winston

StaffSynagogue AdministratorDavid [email protected]

Ritual CoordinatorJacob [email protected]

Director of Youth Education & ProgrammingMarc [email protected]

Pianist/OrganistClaudio Waisgluss

Administrative Assistant/Graphic Design Natasha [email protected]

Administrative AssistantAmy [email protected]

Committee ChairsAdult EducationVivienne IvryInvestmentAndy RichmanMembershipHarold BixJami HuberSheri LevineRothman Religious SchoolVivienne Ivry

Youth ActivitiesLaura PincusJackie Brant

RitualBrahm Levine

Kol Emanu-ElMickey Feldberg

Cultural ArtsDebbie BurgerDonna KramerHaviva Langenauer

Judaica ArtSheila Josephberg

Welcome New Members

CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES

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Vladik GladilenHarvey & Emily Poppel

Roy Zuckerberg

Annual Temple Meeting &Election of 2019-2021 Board

Thursday, April 116:00PM

Installation of Temple BoardFriday, May 3

7:00PM

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE A MESSAGE FROM THE RABBI...Passover is by far and away my favorite Jewish Holiday because it is all about family, friends, and community! As a child, every morning during Pesach was spent squeezing orange juice and cooking matzah brie with my mother and father by my side. The seders were my two favorite nights of the year. The

food was incredible....mushroom farfel kugel, tzimmis, potato latkes, mashed potatoes with gribbines...the thought of these delicacies brings tears to my eyes. The food was delicious but the most important part of the holiday was the time spent together with family and friends. It is the relationships that bind us all and make these times so memorable.

My cousin Norman z"l and I got permission to leave school and walk to his house for lunch every day during Passover. Our Grandmother flew up each year (of course from Collins Avenue in Miami!) and spent the holiday at his home running a Kosher for Passover restaurant. There were family and friends everywhere eating lunch at their house. Business associates of my Dad's, relatives and friends from all over the community, everyone was invited, and no one was turned away. My Aunt and my Grandmother just kept cooking! They encouraged everyone to come over for lunch.

Unfortunately, people pass away, and the natural history of families is that they disperse all over the country. Life was simple and amazing when all my relatives lived within a three block radius of my house. The Temple was a stone's throw from my home as well.

My Dad ( G-d willing) will be 100 years old on the second day of Pesach, and I will be traveling up north to be with him. All my cousins have relocated all over the country but they are coming in for his birthday and we will be 36 people for the seders. It will be a pleasure to retrieve all the aluminum tables from the basement to accommodate everyone. I can't wait.

This brings me to Temple Emanu-El and the vital place it holds in all of our lives. Our Synagogue celebrates all of our holidays as a congregation and we have evolved into a loving, supportive community. For Renee and me this Temple has become our extended family. It is our spiritual home and also a warm environment full of close friends who have become like family.

This is my last column as the President of this amazing Temple. The greatest honor of my life has been serving this Shul as your President for the previous four years. I want to thank each of you for the confidence and trust that you have placed in me. The personal reward and satisfaction it has given me are beyond what I could have ever imagined. I will be forever grateful for being afforded this incredible opportunity.

Chag Kasher v’same’achB’shalom,

Rob

One of the most famous rabbis in the Jewish tradition is Hillel and one of his most famous sayings is “If not now, when?”

Hillel regularly appears in the Talmud alongside another rabbi – Shammai. Hillel is most often portrayed as a patient man, lenient in his rulings, while Shammai is viewed

as a stricter, sometimes grumpy individual. Case in point is Shammai’s chasing away a potential convert with a stick in response to the man’s desire to be taught the entire Torah while standing on one foot!

Not surprisingly, Jewish Law tends to follow the rulings of Hillel.

Perhaps ironically, it is the sometimes grumpy Shammai who instructed us in Pirkei Avot 1:15 to “receive every person with a pleasant countenance." In other words, we are supposed to welcome the people we meet with a smile.

Most of us who attend Services or events at Temple Emanu-El – or at any synagogue for that matter – tend to forget what it feels like to be there for the first time. We forget the awkwardness that comes from not knowing anyone and the disorientation that results from being in an environment unfamiliar to us.

It’s a moment of vulnerability, walking into a synagogue for the first time. And, at that moment, encountering a smiling person who cares that they are there can make all the difference.

So, here’s what I’m asking from each of you:

If you see an unfamiliar face at Temple Emanu-El, PLEASE SAY HELLO!

Introduce yourself. Ask a few questions: “Are you new to the area?” “Is this your first time here at Temple Emanu-El?” “Do you live here full-time?” To be quite frank, it really doesn’t matter what questions you ask. Just DON’T ignore a stranger!

If you’re feeling comfortable, invite the newcomer to sit with you in the Sanctuary during Services, or even to sit with you at lunch. Introduce them to the other people around you. Invite them to come again and offer to meet them at the Temple on their next visit.

By following the advice of Shammai – to greet everyone warmly – and the advice of Hillel – to do so now – we will truly be establishing Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach as the Kehillah Kedoshah (the Sacred Community) we know it to be – kind, loving and truly welcoming.

B’Shalom,Rabbi Michael Resnick

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Passover is just around the corner and that means that it is time to

As you know, the Torah (Exodus 12:19 and 13:7) prohibits possession of Chametz (leaven) on Passover. In other words, it is a biblical requirement to get rid of all of the Chametz in your possession before Passover begins.

As an alternative to the disposal of Chametz, many people sell their Chametz (Mechirat Chametz) as a means of "removing" the Chametz from their possession.

If you would like the Temple to sell your Chametz on your behalf, please contact the office (561) 832-0804 and we do the rest!

This is time-sensitive, so don't delay!The deadline to sell your Chametz is by FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 2019 at 10:00AM.

Authorization to Sell Chametz I, the undersigned, fully empower and permit Rabbi Michael Resnick to act in my place and stead, and on my behalf to sell all chametz possessed by me, knowingly or unknowingly as de�ned by the Torah and Rabbinic Law (e.g. chametz, possible chametz, and all kind of chametz mixtures). Also chametz that tends to harden and adhere to inside surfaces of pans, pots, or cooking utensils, the utensils themselves, as well as pet food that contain chametz and mixtures thereof.

Rabbi Michael Resnick is also empowered to lease all places wherein the chametz owned by me may be found, particularly at the address listed below, and elsewhere.

Rabbi Michael Resnick has full right to appoint any agent or substitute in his stead and said substitute shall have full right to sell and lease as provided herein.

Rabbi Michael Resnick also has the full power and right to act as he deems �t and proper in accordance with all the details of the Bill of Sale used in the transaction to sell all my chametz, chametz mixtures, etc., as provided herein.

This power is in conformity with all Torah, Rabbinic and Civil laws.(Please Print Clearly)

Name:_________________________________________________________________________________________

Email: _________________________________________________________________________________________

Home Address: _________________________________________________________________________________

City: ___________________________________ State:_______ Zip Code: ________________________________

Signature:___________________________________________________ Date:______________________________

Please return to Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach no later than Friday, April 19, 2019.It is customary to include a donation to the Rabbi’s Discretionary Account.

Sell your Chametz!

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Join us for....

Begin Shabbat on a delicious note with light, hot hor-d’oeuvres, wine, cheese, live music and good friends!

No reservations required. Guests are welcome!Shabbat Simcha Services follow at 7:00PM

Shabbat BarFridays:

April 12 & May 24, 2019 6:00PM - 7:00PM

Pa��er Sec�d SederSaturday, April 20 at 6:30PM

Join Rabbi Michael Resnick, Hazzan David Feuer & Your Temple Family

MenuGefilte Fish & Horseradish

Red Wine Braised Lamb Shankswith Root Vegetables

Turkey Breastwith Dried Cranberry Matzah Farfel Stuffing

Roasted Garlic Brussel Sprouts Mashed Potatoes

Flourless Chocolate Cake with Honey Roasted Oranges

Seder PlateMatzo

White & Red WineHot & Cold Beverages

Cost is $58 for members | Guests of members & non-members $75children $30 (5-12), Children under 5- no charge.

To RSVP, call the Temple office at 561.832.0804 by Monday, April 15, 2019.

**Additional Charge of $5 per adult if RSVP is made after the cutoff date****Vegetarian and Special Diet Requests NEED to be made with reservation**

NO REFUNDS AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019SEATING IS LIMITED

Cost is $20 for members | Guests of members & non-members $25children $10 (5-12), Children under 5- no charge.

To RSVP, call the Temple office at 561.832.0804 by Monday, May 6, 2019.

**Additional Charge of $5 per adult if RSVP is made after the cutoff date****Vegetarian and Special Diet Requests NEED to be made with reservation**

NO REFUNDS AFTER TUESDAY, May 7, 2019

Israeli DinnerFriday, May 10, 2019

5:30PM

MenuIsraeli Salad

Hummus & TahiniFalafel & Pita

Chicken Schnitzel(Boneless, skinless, breaded & baked chicken breasts with sesame seeds)

Zucchini PrittiToasted Israeli Couscous

Cost is $20 for members, $10 for chi ldren (6-13), chi ldren 5 & under, no charge.Guest of members & Non-members cost is $25,

chi ldren $10 (6-13), chi ldren 5 & under, no charge. To RSVP, cal l the Temple off ice at 561-832-0804 by Monday, Apri l 1

**Addit ional charge of $5 per adult i f RSVP is made after the cutoff date*****Vegetarian and Special Diet Requests NEED to be made with reservation***

No Refunds After Apri l 3

JapaneseBuffet Dinner

HONORING OUR NEW MEMBERS

MenuSeaweed�Salad�

&�Edamame

Assorted�Sushi�&�Salad�Rolls

Uncle�Oishi’s�Chicken�Wings

Japanese�beef�Stew

Miso�Glazed�Eggplant

Rice

Many�Different�Desserts

Friday, Apri l 5, 20195:30PM

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T E M P L E E M A N U - E LO F P A L M B E A C H

CULTURALARTS

SERIES

PART 2 OF SERIES"Below Midtown Manhattan and Lower Manhattan"

Tuesday, April 2, 20191:00pm - 3:15pm

Donation: Lecture: $15 | Members: FreeRSVP REQUIRED

present

JOAN LIPTON, Ph.D.Noted Art Historian

My New York City - “It’s a Helluva Town”In fully-illustrated slide talks Joan Lipton will present highlights of Manhattan Island, its very famous paintings and sculptures, along with its unique architecture and examples of nature that will prove why NYC is a helluva town!

TEMPLE EMANU-EL OF PALM BEACH CULTURAL ARTS COMMITTEE

American Impressionists selected NYC's streets, residences and nature in Madison Park, Gramercy Park and Union Square. The newly constructed important area of Lower Manhattan boasts important memorials and the replacement of tower buildings. The elaborate Woolworth Building contrasts markedly with the Tenement Museum and its preserved area of old NYC as well as more of the recently built exciting skyscrapers. The Jewish influence will be seen at Yeshiva University's art museum, special synagogues, the Jewish Holocaust Museum and by Jewish artists and architects.

Pa��er Schedule

The next Yizkor Service will be on Saturday Morning, April 27, 2019

as we celebrate the Last Day of Passover.

Please join us.

Although the most prominent Yizkor service is the one conducted on Yom Kippur Day, most people are surprised to learn that there are three other occasions when Yizkor is recited - on the last day of Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot. While not as famous as the Yizkor on Yom Kippur, they are, nonetheless, equally important and equally beautiful. We invite you to remember your loved ones at all of these Yizkor Services throughout the year at Temple Emanu-El.

YizkorSiyyum B’Chorim-MinyanFriday, April 19 at 8:15AM

Erev Passover ServiceFriday, April 19 at 5:00PM

1st Day ServicesSaturday, April 20 at 9:15AM

Second Seder (RSVP Required)Saturday, April 20 at 6:30PM

2nd Day ServicesSunday, April 21 at 9:15AM

7th Day ServicesFriday, April 26 at 9:15AM

8th Day Services/YizkorSaturday, April 27 at 9:15AM

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WOMEN’S LEAGUE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

WOMEN’S LEAGUE "Not for Women Only". Men, if a program piques your interest, please join us!

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As our women’s voices were raised in prayer last month during our Shabbaton, the entire congregation shared in a truly enriching weekend. Kol HaKavod to Vivienne Ivry and Renée Gordon for co-chairing this massive undertaking

where over 70 of our Women’s League’s 187 members took part. Thank you to Kate Richman and Emily Kirschner for sharing their gorgeous voices and to all the women who studied and were so well prepared. And thank you to Gilda Block for sponsoring our special kiddush luncheon.

Be sure to join us on April 8th at 1PM as we Celebrate Pesach with a double header. First, experience our version of the Food Network’s hit game show --“Charoset Chopped”. It is a hands-on adventure sure to please your palate. Then watch the Temple Emanu-El Players perform the “Maidens of Mitzrayim”, an original play by our very own Maureen Wise.

Mark your calendars for Monday, April 29 when the Women’s League Book Club meets to decide on books for next season. Vetted suggestions are welcomed. Please join us Monday, May 20 for “An Afternoon at the Movies”.

As Passover approaches, many thoughts come to mind. I reflect on the rich memories of my Passovers past. I remember the Seders at my Bubbe and Zeyde’s, with more than 30 aunts, uncles and cousins gathered. The rich aromas of Bubbe’s cooking permeated the house; the familiar chanting seemed endless as I, the youngest of 10 grandchildren, waited patiently to find the Afikoman. How I loved gathering with the whole family. Fast forward to my parents’ home. I cherish the hours I spent in the kitchen with my mother, mastering her special recipes, setting the table and welcoming all our guests.

Eventually the drumstick was passed to me. The cleaning and koshering, planning, shopping, recipe-sharing and cooking became my responsibility. With the table set and the family and friends gathered, we created our own traditions and memories. I reaped the dividends of my labors as my children recited the Four Questions. Together we shared the Passover story, experimented with different Haggadahs and belted out our own version of “Go Down Moses” and “Chad Gad Ya”.

Now that our little girl who asked the Four Questions is a wife, mother and Hazzan, the family travels to New York to share in yet another tradition. Yes, I still clean, shop and prepare, together with our daughter, passing on the recipes from my Bubbe and mother. Then I sit back and relish in the Seder as she leads us in song and our grandchildren run off to find the Afikoman. L’dor v'dor—the tradition continues.

As the season draws to a close and many of you scatter to be with family and friends, I wish all of you a zissen Pesach.

B’Shalom,Marjie Konigsberg

Women’s League gratefully acknowledges the following donations:

Marjie & Shelley Konigsbergwishing Bette Rosenberg a speedy recovery

Yvette & Stan Yoslovwishing Lynn Rubin Restuccia good health,

wishing Lanny Sussman to stay well, healthy and happy,wishing Bette Rosenberg good health.

Contributions to the Tribute Fund help enable Women's League to continue its work in supporting Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach. To donate please contact Ruth Stein at 561 585-2357 or email [email protected]

S E S BOOKCLUB

Chair: Mindi Belsky

Meets monthly on Mondays at 1:00PM in the Schram Family Lounge

Women’s League of Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beachinvites you to

“Mah-jongg & Canasta”

Join us for camaraderie and fun and a chance to play with everyone.

Upon arrival each player will randomly pick a table from a blind “shbowl”.Bring your Mah-jongg sets (if you have one).

Decks of cards, scoring pads, pencils and light snacks will be provided.

RSVP REQUIRED to the Temple o�ce at 561.832.0804.

“Mah-jongg & Canasta”

$5Cash Fee

Beginnerswelcome

Come Play �ursdays

1:30pm - 4:00pm*no games on 4/18

April 29, 2019BOOK SELECTION FOR NEXT SEASON

New ideas are always welcome. Please join us with book ideas which you have vetted.

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Members: no charge | Guests & non-members $5 (Cash Only)Reservations Requested 561.832.0804

WOMEN'S LEAGUETEMPLE EMANU-EL OF PALM BEACH

Pa�over ProgramMonday, April 8, 2019

1:00PM - 3:00PM

“The Midwives of Mitzrayim” an original play by Maureen Wise

AND

Play Food Network’s hit game show

*Charoset Chopped*

Hours: By appointment only. Please call Hana Siegelstein: 281-250-8450

or Yvette Yoslov: 312-543-3524

Run by Women's League for the benefit of the community, our non-profit gift shop carries beautiful

items for all holidays and unique gifts for all occasions.

The Gi� Shoppe TEMPLE EMANU-EL OF PALM BEACH

Come see our new Passover merchandise!

A BISSEL ABOUT "SHTISEL"

On a morning in March, over thirty people turned up at Temple Emanu-El for a discussion on the Israeli TV sensa-tion, "Shtisel", the multi-episode drama which airs on Netflix in Hebrew and Yiddish with English subtitles.

The discussion leaders, Haviva Langenauer and Sheila Josephberg, tossed questions around all morning and into the afternoon. Who is your favorite character and why? Akiva was the nearly unanimous answer. Who was your least favorite? The uncle from Belgium was the unanimous response. (The character is played by the Sasson Gabi who was the bandleader in "The Band's Visit.") Sheila says, "A great deal of the discussion centered around Akiva’s sister Giti and her husband Lippe ...... why did he initially abandon his family? What did we think about Giti’s reac-tion and how she handled the situation? The other biggest question to the group centered on who we thought were the strongest people... the men or the women."

Who are the these ultra-Orthodox Shtisels that they have captured a vast TV audience in Israel and world-wide? The winsome Akiva is the youngest child in a family that is ruled by an esteemed Jerusalem rabbi, a fervid Haredi. Kive for short, is at the beck and call of his unwavering father. He never minds being the errand boy because he has a good heart. But at 27, he yearns to marry. Trouble is, he picks the wrong person more than once. It's a love story not unlike many others but it has other unique charms.

Essential to the story, Kive is a talented artist, ceaselessly drawing people around him despite his father's disdain. Should talent be subsumed by religious fervor? Can Kive, supported by generous patrons in America and Israel, ever leave the cocoon?

In episodes over two seasons we see how the Haredi function in different situations, how they regard money, how the women deal with endless childbirths, how they confront being seduced by the outside world.Thanks to Women's League and Cultural Arts Committee and the discussion leaders, for creating this novel program. Will there be a third season? (An American version of "Shtisel," set in Brooklyn, may be coming soon.)

- Arlene Kurtis

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Being a caregiver can be mentally, physically, and emotionally draining under the best of circumstances.The challenges of caring for a sick or elderly loved one can result in caregivers ignoring their own physical and emotional health, often to the extent that they don't recognize or cope with the symptoms of stress that they are experiencing. Temple Emanu-El's Caregiver Support Group offers a safe place to discuss

the stresses and challenges of providing care for a loved one as well as strategies for also caring for yourself.

Thursdays:10:00AM - 11:30AM

April 11 & 25, 2019May 9 & 23, 2019

BereavementGroup

Have you suffered the loss of a loved one? We can help. led by

Jordana Singer, LCSW

Thursdays:1:00PM - 2:00PM

April 11 & 25, 2019May 9 & 23, 2019

Support Groups Temple Emanu-El offers these support groups for the community as well as our congregants. They are led by trained and certified

professionals and are free of charge.

Adult Education

Cinema Emanu-El

Refreshments are served. All are welcome. No charge.

Chairs: Hana Siegelstein & David GinsbergAward-winning feature length films are selected to explore issues pertaining to Jewish life and thought. The films are introduced by a

moderator and lively audience discussion follows each film. The films are shown in the beautiful setting of the Rabb Chapel with

state-of-the-art equipment and comfortable seating.

Living with Cancer is often one of the most stressful experiences in someone’s life. The “Living With Cancer” support group provides a comfortable place to share feelings and challenges while learning from others in a similar situation.

Support Group

Sundays: April 14 & May 5

11:00AM - 12:00PM

Living with Cancer

For more information contact the Temple office at 561.832.0804.

Upcoming Guest Speaker

Friday, May 3, 20197:00PMIlona Wyszynska“Commemorating Yom HaShoah”

Ilona Wyszynska, a local fixture at the Saks Fifth Avenue, Worth Avenue Dior counter, will recount her grandparents harrowing tale of the Holocaust and her discovery of their past.

Wednesday, April 10, 20197:00PM

IN BETWEEN

Three young women, sharing an apartment in Tel Aviv, constantly find themselves torn between traditional culture and the modern world.

Wednesday, May 20, 20191:00PMWOMEN’S LEAGUE SELECTIONTO BE ANNOUNCED

Temple Members Traveled to Argentina with FederationBottom Row: Bonnie Osher, Arlene Kaufman, Lynn Peseckis, Phylis Newman,

Renée Gordon, Patti Lampert, Vivian Lemelman and Jeannie Cohen Top Row: Peter Sherman, Sandy Baklor, Al Newman, Rob Gordon, Tony Lampert, Mark Levy, Stacey Levy, Brian Lemelman Missing: Mark Cohen, photographer.10

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Proposed Slate of Officers and Trustees 2019-2021 Term

Officers

President: Steven M. Horowitz, DCVice President Programming: Dvora Lange Callahan, CFP®

Vice President Fundraising: Anthony LampertVice President Membership: Vivienne Felberman Ivry

Treasurer: Jami Huber, Esq.Recording Secretary: Hana Siegelstein

Immediate Past President: Robert C. Gordon, DO Board of Trustees

Brian LemelmanSteven Pincus, Esq.Marvin S. Rosen, Esq.Ronald Y. Schram, Esq.COL. Irwin “Buzz” SolomonMax Zaretsky, Esq.

Harold BixGarrett Ellberger

Charles FeldbergEmily Gardner

Scott Holtz, Esq.Michelle Kirschner

Sheldon Konigsberg, MD

Thank Y�, RobJoin us as we thank our outgoing President

ROB GORDONwith a celebration of his four years of

service to Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach.

Friday evening, May 3, 2019 at 7:00 PMIn addition, we will be thanking our outgoing members of the Board of Trustees as well as installing and welcoming our new President, Steven Horowitz,

and incoming Board Members.

MEET OUR NEW BOARD MEMBERS*Emily Gardner describes herself first and foremost as a wife, mom, and grandma. But this very erudite woman modestly admits that she has "many" graduate degrees in literature. As a relatively new member of Temple Emanu-El with her husband Gerald she has quickly become involved in many of the Temple's offerings including Women's League Board, the B'nai Mitzvah class and Melton Studies. Combining her critical literary skills she is the new book club chairperson. "Bathing in the warm inclusive embrace of Temple Emanu-El" led her to accept the nomination to the Temple Board.

Michelle Kirschner and her husband Robert have been members of Temple Emanu-El since 2010. They have four children - Allie (23), Preston (21), Emily (16) and Ashley (14), three of whom have attended religious school and celebrated their Bat/Bar Mitzvahs at Temple Emanu-El. Michelle is a Real Estate agent with Sotheby’s International Realty in Palm Beach and enjoys spending her spare time with her family, her temple community or exercising. Michelle looks forward to serving Temple Emanu-El as a member of the Board of Trustees.

Brian Lemelman, originally from New York, moved to Palm Beach County in 1995 with his wife Vivian and three children. He has been a technology entrepreneur for over 40 years, having started several companies including one in Israel in the mid 1990s. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Jewish Community Foundation and the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County. Brian is honored to serve on the Board of Trustees of Temple Emanuel-El where he will work vigorously to help to insure that the synagogue will be vibrant for generations to come.

Steven Pincus has been a proud and active member of Temple Emanu-El for approximately 17 years. He and his wife, Laura, raised both of their children at Temple Emanu-El and enjoyed celebrating Michael’s bris and both Josh’s and Michael’s Bar Mitzvahs in the shul. Steve is a native of New Jersey, but a Floridian since 1991. He earned his BA at George Washington University and his JD at Nova Southeastern Univer-sity. Steve is an attorney working at Florida Crystals Corporation and is also the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors for the Hamal Commu-nity Development District. In his spare time, find Steve watching a Florida Panthers game or playing poker.

Buzz Solomon was raised on the South Jersey shore. "Then I left home and roamed around…along the way, met Cecilia (Chetchi)...we had two kids and roamed some more…finally we came down to WPB and joined TEPB, one the best decisions we’ve made…I’m honored to be a trustee and hope to get into Adult Education and Membership."

Abraham Max Zaretsky, who goes by “Max”, is a native of West Palm Beach and has been a member of Temple Emanu-El since he was 10 years old. He is now a Real Estate Attorney working in his family's law practice with his father, Richard Zaretsky. He is married to Johanna Kandel-Zaretsky, founder and CEO of the Alliance for Eating Disorders Inc, a national organization based in West Palm Beach. Together they have a daughter, Annabelle, who is currently 2 3/4 years old. Max hopes that his expertise and ideas will help TEPB embrace its membership and the local Jewish Community at large, and in turn strengthen the bonds the bring us together as a people and community.

*These six outstanding members of our Temple community have been nominated for 2-year Board of Trustees positions.Since there have been no opposing nominations, it is assumed at this writing (3/31/19) that they will be elected at the annual meeting.

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Important DatesSaturday, March 2-3, 2019 8:30pm-9:30am - Arvot USY Spring Fling

Sunday, March 3, 2019 9:00am-12:30pmRothman Religious School & Yala!

Saturday, March 9, 2019 8:30pm-10:30pm - Arvot Kadima Late Night

Sunday, March 10, 2019 9:00am-12:30pm Rothman Religious School Classes

Sunday, March 10, 2019 1:30pm-3:30pm - USY Program

Sunday, March 17, 2019 No Rothman Religious School Classes

The Rothman Religious School students enjoyed learning about Purim and had a great time at our 50’s Purim Sock Hop. As we move into the Passover season they look forward to continue their learning and focus on all of the amazing mitzvot surrounding the Passover holiday. Our Yala! students are exploring the Jewish take on current events and “Hot Topics”, including the Jewish view on how we look at the celebrities in our world. Yala! is open to all Post-Bna’i Mitzvah teens, if you know of anyone that would like to participate they are always welcome to join. See our calendar for exact dates. Beach Youth groups have been having an amazing year. Our USYers had a great time at Arvot USY Spring Fling, roller skating the night away with their friends.

Six members of Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach and Beach USY took time out from their Spring Break to participate in AIPAC Policy Conference in Washington. Hayley Huber, Co-President of Beach USY has this to say about her experience at AIPAC Policy Conference. “The fact that 18,000 Americans—white, black, Asian, Hispanic, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim—came together as the sole result of a shared love for Israel and recognition of its importance to the U.S. is riveting. As an informed high school senior, it was amazing to see our democracy in action - people exercising their rights and the government listening and responding to our calls. My favorite part of the policy conference was the Innovation Showcase, giving us a little insight into Israel’s latest technological developments including biodegradable plastic alternatives, sustainable houses on Mars, and an upcoming cure for certain types of cancer. I also loved hearing from high ranking American politicians/officials and affirming that they too have strong ties to Israel and are dedicated to strengthening our alliance with them.” Please remember that our school and youth programs are open to all families, so if you know of any families with children interested in joining either, bring them to an event! If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out by phone (561) 832-0804, or [email protected]’ShalomMarc Jacobs

Important Dates:Sunday, April 7, 2019 from 9:00 am-12:30pm – Rothman Religious School and Yala! ClassesSunday, April 7, 2019 from 1:00pm-2:30pm – Beach USY and Kadima Chocolate SederFriday, April 12-14, 2019 – HaNegev USY Regional ConventionSunday, April 14, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – Rothman Religious School ClassesSunday, April 21, 2019 – No Rothman Religious School ClassesSunday, April 28, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – Rothman Religious School ClassesSunday, May 5, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – Rothman Religious School & Yala! ClassesSunday, May 12, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – No Rothman Religious School ClassesSunday, May 19, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – Last Day of Rothman Religious School Classes

Pictured: Jacob Brant, Hailey Reiter, Hayley Huber, Marc Jacobs, Sophie Huber, Mya Bodnick, Adam London

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Important DatesSaturday, March 2-3, 2019 8:30pm-9:30am - Arvot USY Spring Fling

Sunday, March 3, 2019 9:00am-12:30pmRothman Religious School & Yala!

Saturday, March 9, 2019 8:30pm-10:30pm - Arvot Kadima Late Night

Sunday, March 10, 2019 9:00am-12:30pm Rothman Religious School Classes

Sunday, March 10, 2019 1:30pm-3:30pm - USY Program

Sunday, March 17, 2019 No Rothman Religious School Classes

The Rothman Religious School students enjoyed learning about Purim and had a great time at our 50’s Purim Sock Hop. As we move into the Passover season they look forward to continue their learning and focus on all of the amazing mitzvot surrounding the Passover holiday. Our Yala! students are exploring the Jewish take on current events and “Hot Topics”, including the Jewish view on how we look at the celebrities in our world. Yala! is open to all Post-Bna’i Mitzvah teens, if you know of anyone that would like to participate they are always welcome to join. See our calendar for exact dates. Beach Youth groups have been having an amazing year. Our USYers had a great time at Arvot USY Spring Fling, roller skating the night away with their friends.

Six members of Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach and Beach USY took time out from their Spring Break to participate in AIPAC Policy Conference in Washington. Hayley Huber, Co-President of Beach USY has this to say about her experience at AIPAC Policy Conference. “The fact that 18,000 Americans—white, black, Asian, Hispanic, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim—came together as the sole result of a shared love for Israel and recognition of its importance to the U.S. is riveting. As an informed high school senior, it was amazing to see our democracy in action - people exercising their rights and the government listening and responding to our calls. My favorite part of the policy conference was the Innovation Showcase, giving us a little insight into Israel’s latest technological developments including biodegradable plastic alternatives, sustainable houses on Mars, and an upcoming cure for certain types of cancer. I also loved hearing from high ranking American politicians/officials and affirming that they too have strong ties to Israel and are dedicated to strengthening our alliance with them.” Please remember that our school and youth programs are open to all families, so if you know of any families with children interested in joining either, bring them to an event! If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out by phone (561) 832-0804, or [email protected]’ShalomMarc Jacobs

Important Dates:Sunday, April 7, 2019 from 9:00 am-12:30pm – Rothman Religious School and Yala! ClassesSunday, April 7, 2019 from 1:00pm-2:30pm – Beach USY and Kadima Chocolate SederFriday, April 12-14, 2019 – HaNegev USY Regional ConventionSunday, April 14, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – Rothman Religious School ClassesSunday, April 21, 2019 – No Rothman Religious School ClassesSunday, April 28, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – Rothman Religious School ClassesSunday, May 5, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – Rothman Religious School & Yala! ClassesSunday, May 12, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – No Rothman Religious School ClassesSunday, May 19, 2019 from 9:00am-12:30pm – Last Day of Rothman Religious School Classes

Pictured: Jacob Brant, Hailey Reiter, Hayley Huber, Marc Jacobs, Sophie Huber, Mya Bodnick, Adam London13

8th-12th Graders!

Yala! means “let’s go” and allows teens to do just that, in a fun, social, and enlightening way. This program is designed for post Bar/Bat Mitzvah age students to continue their Jewish education as they grow into responsible Jewish adults. The classes specifically focus on the pressing issues that confront them as they grow up in today’s world. Yala!

SundaysApril 7 & May 5, 2019

10:30AM

B’nai Mitzvahs

Gianna Gabrielle & Isabella Sophia Mendelson

Saturday, May 18

RSVP to Marc Jacobs, 561.832.0804, no later than Thursday, April 4

Sunday, April 7, 20191:00PM

We will feast on chocolate as well as refresh ourselves on

the story of Passover.

USY & KadimAChocolate Seder

TEMPLE EMANU-EL NEWS

Temple Emanu-El is pleased to announce that our members, Dana & Steven Krumholz, are proud

grandparents (again!)...

Welcome Shiloh Benjamin Kaballo!Born: March 1, 2019.7lbs 1oz, 19.5 inches.

Please join us in wishing our best to Shiloh's parents,

Cecily & Amir, grandparents Dana & Steven,and great-grandmother Bobbie Robinson

at this wonderful moment.

Mazal Tov!

TEMPLE EMANU-EL NEWS

Gigi and Bella are both 7th grade honor roll students at BAK MSOA playing double reed instruments in the Band Department. The girls attended the Arthur I. Meyer Jewish Academy from kindergarten through 5th grade. Gigi plays the bassoon and Bella plays the oboe. Both are members of the National Junior Honor Society. While both Gigi and Bella appreciate the arts they also love sports. Both girls compete in triathlons and in local USTA and International tennis tournaments. This summer the girls will be partici-pating in the JCC Maccabi Games as part of the Palm Beach County delegation.

For their Bat Mitzvah Project, Gigi and Bella are part of the Mitzvah Quintet and will be playing at local nursing homes and in-patient facilities. Gigi and Bella enjoy traveling and spending time in Connecticut and Israel with their grandparents.

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April

Paul & Doris Morgenstern 4/3Ronald & Pauline Siegel 4/5Steven & Susan Rosenberg 4/5

Donald & Sylvia Singer 4/9Mark Glazman & Janyce Katz 4/12Craig & Debra Lehrhaupt 4/15

Robert & Lee Rubin 4/18Stuart & Tammy Karu 4/18

Phyllis Verducci 4/20Sylvia Lewis 4/20Jack Halickman 4/20Suzan Mitchell 4/21Suzan Zimmerman 4/21Howard Levy 4/21Esther Feldberg 4/22Jean Katz 4/22Alan Shulman 4/23Eileen Gottlieb 4/23Claire Levine 4/23Vera Safro 4/23Howard Slavit 4/23Stuart Karu 4/26Myrna Goldberg 4/28Ellen Levy 4/28Harold Goald 4/28Beverly Myers 4/30Elissa Baum 4/30

Herb Gray 4/11Beverly Sommer 4/11Mark Levy 4/12David Hirsowitz 4/12George Einstein 4/14Richard Kramer 4/15Angelica Klebanoff 4/15Vivian Lemelman 4/15Allan Nadler 4/15Jourdan Levy-Bizanes 4/15Mark Lehrer 4/16Robert Friedman 4/16Patricia Shavell 4/16Donald Gales 4/17Robert Fromer 4/17Shelly Pearson 4/18Roy Furman 4/19Richard Weber 4/19

Walter Sag 4/1Ron Guritzky 4/1Murray Wise 4/2Haviva Langenauer 4/3Rhea Zukerman 4/3Joel Levinson 4/4Carla Fine 4/4Richard Sloane 4/5Mark Shapiro 4/5Donald Singer 4/6Moira Hirsowitz 4/6Roger Frankel 4/6Aleza Rosenberg 4/6Abbe Groffman 4/7Ewa Einstein 4/8Stephen Anbinder 4/8Nanette Kass 4/8Howard Bernick 4/10Joseph Rosenberg 4/10

We wish to extend a Mazal Tov to our members who are celebrating a birthday or an anniversary in April.

Anniversaries

Birthdays

May

Sumner & Esther Feldberg 5/1Bruce & Marsha Moskowitz 5/5Stephen & Donna Krasner 5/7Phil Restuccia & Lynn Rubin-Restuccia 5/7Irving & Donna Kramer 5/9Marc & Laura Sherman 5/14

Dana & Jessica Koch 5/16Leslie & Marion Phillips 5/21Mark & Jean Cohen 5/21Howard & Caroline Goodman 5/22Ed & Cyma Satell 5/23Ron & Leslie Schram 5/24Michael & Sharon Ross 5/25

Max & Johanna Zaretsky 5/25Ernest & Esther Glauberson 5/25Joe & Aleza Rosenberg 5/29Jack & Doreen Halickman 5/29Ronald & Sheila Hyman 5/31

Linda Glazer 5/25Richard Rampell 5/25Bruce Fischman 5/25Naomi Raphael 5/25Thelma Linsey 5/26Robert Burger 5/26Richard Schwartz 5/26Judith Bernstein 5/27Jerald Cohn 5/27Joan Holtz 5/27Alexandra Fabrikant 5/27Michael Katzenberg 5/27Jessica Koch 5/28Arlene Kurtis 5/29Carole Koeppel 5/29Ella Seidenfeld 5/29Samuel Feldman 5/30Barbara Miller 5/30Jeffrey Lesserson 5/30Betty Frankel 5/30Mark Glazman 5/31

Harvey Gold 5/10Michael Ross 5/10Lillian Schneider 5/13Joan Eigen 5/13Caroline Goodman 5/14Ross Stone 5/14Linda Landis 5/14John Bergman 5/16Anna Iapaolo 5/16Cindy Weinberger 5/18Nancy Singer 5/18Stan Godoff 5/19Stanley Schultz 5/20Steven Horowitz 5/20Renee Tucker 5/21Miriam Lieff 5/22Wendy Silverman 5/22Beverly Robbins 5/25

Rosamond Isenberg 5/1Robert Shore 5/2Richard Bornstein 5/3Paul Kozloff 5/3William Rothman 5/4Alice Rudin 5/4David Dreman 5/6Kenneth Kornman 5/6Ross Groffman 5/6David Blumenfeld 5/6Jeffrey Greif 5/6Helen Bix 5/6Wendy Lesserson 5/7Charles Feldberg 5/8Karen Groffman 5/9Julie Bodnick 5/9Joshua Kieval 5/9Myrna Ruben Haft 5/9Estelle Fassler 5/10

We wish to extend a Mazal Tov to our members who are celebrating a birthday or an anniversary in May.

Anniversaries

Birthdays

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*BRV = BEREAVEMENT GROUP*BTM = BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING*CGG = CARE GIVERS GROUP*EBM = EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING*JC = JUNIOR CONGREGATION*RRS = ROTHMAN RELIGIOUS SCHOOL*WL = WOMEN’S LEAGUE

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10AM *CGG1PM *BRV

1:30PMWL GAMES

8:15AMMINYAN

NO WL GAMES

7:00PMMovie

5:30PM Japanese Dinner

7:00PMShabbat Simcha

Service

9:15AM Passover Day 7

Service7:00PM

Shabbat Simcha Service

Office Closed

8:15AMMINYAN1:30PM

WL GAMES

9:15AMPASSOVER DAY 1

SERVICE

9:15AMSATURDAYSERVICE

9:15AMSATURDAYSERVICE

9:15AMPassover Day 8Service / Yizkor

5:30PM *EBM

8:15AMMINYAN

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5:30PM *BTM

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WL Book Club Planning Meeting

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1:30PMWL GAMES

8:15AMMINYAN1:30PM

WL GAMES

Yom Hashoah8:15AMMINYAN1:30PM

WL GAMES

8:15AMMINYAN1:30PM

WL GAMES

9:15AMSATURDAYSERVICE

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Cancer Support Group

NO *RRS9:15AM

PASSOVER DAY 2SERVICE

9:00AM *RRS10:30AM Yala!

11:00AM Cancer Support

Group

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6:00PMSHABBAT BAR

7:00PM Shabbat Simcha

Service

6:00PMSHABBAT BAR

7:00PM Shabbat Simcha

Service

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8:15AMMINYAN

8:15AMMINYAN

12:00PM WL Board Meeting

5:00PM *EBM5:30PM *BTM

1:00PM Cultural Arts

Program12:30PM WL Board Meeting

8:15AMMINYAN

8:15AM Siyyum B’ Chorim

-Minyan5:00PM

Erev Passover Service

7:00PMShabbat Simcha

Service

7:00PMShabbat Simcha

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7:00PMShabbat Simcha

Service7:00PM

Guest Speaker*Board of Trustees

Installation

5:30PM Israeli Dinner

7:00PMShabbat Simcha

Service

Yom Hazikaron

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Gifts to the Congregation February 16 - March 15, 2019Art & Judaica FundAllan & Muriel Greenblatt in honor of Adele Curhan’s 85th birthdayBereavement & Caregiver Support Group FundHelen Barberian in memory of Allen CohenCarol Herz in memory of her beloved husband, Larry HerzTony & Patti Lampert in memory of Laurence Davidow, beloved brother of Robert DavidowPeter Sherman & Bonnie Osher in memory of Les Groffman, beloved husband of Karen GroffmanCantor’s Discretionary FundCharlie & Mickey Feldberg in honor of Matthew Feuer's engagementCindy Bix USY FundHarold & Helen Bix in memory of Bernie Tannenbaum, beloved husband of Bernice TannenbaumClaire Levine in memory of Bernice Brodsky, beloved mother of Laurence BrodskyGeneral FundStanley & Roberta Bogen Charitable FoundationAlerio & Flory Cardinale in memory of Neil Klein, beloved cousin of Flory & Al CardinalePaula Eytel in memory of Robert Davidow's beloved brother, Laurence DavidowCharlie & Mickey Feldberg in memory of Robert Davidow's beloved brother, Laurence DavidowMark Glazman & Janyce Katz in honor of Rabbi Resnick, Hazzan Feuer & Vivienne Ivry for

their help and supportKaren Groffman in memory of her beloved husband, Leslie Groffman and beloved father of Ross & Eric and their families and also in honor of Rabbi Resnick and Hazzan Feuer with gratitude for their kindness and support.Irving & Donna Kramer in memory of Laurence Davidow, beloved brother of Robert DavidowPaul Moskowitz in honor of the 25th wedding anniversary of Steve & Carol WinigHenry Narrow in honor of the birth of Esther & Richard Zaretsky's granddaughter, Hannah RaizelGerry & Sandi RobinHope Spinner in memory of Robert Davidow's beloved brother, Laurence DavidowLibrary FundArlene Kurtis in memory of her beloved husband Alan A. Kurtis, born on April 19, 1919Memorial FundRichard & Harriette Baime in memory of Harriette's beloved father, Samuel KassoverDiane Belfer in memory of her first husband, Edward EndelsonRobert & Deanna Burger in memory Debbie's beloved brother, Bernard HarrisJerry & Marcia Cohn in memory of Jerald's beloved mother, Marlene CohnCharlie & Mickey Feldberg in memory of Charlie's beloved brother, Leonard FeldbergGerald & Frances Gilberg in memory of their beloved grandson, JaredFaye Glazer in memory of her beloved husband, MarvinHerb & Marylou Gray in memory of Herb's

beloved mother, Rose Goldman and Marylou's beloved brother, William FaganPaul & Roberta Kozloff in memory of Roberta's beloved father, Arnold J. FordPaula Lustbader in memory of her beloved father, Joseph SegalDavid & Sondra Mack in memory of David's beloved mother, Ruth MackPaul & Madelaine Niloff in memory of Madeline's beloved mother, Florence FromsonAlice Rudin in memory of her beloved brother, Sam KetiveLubov Ruvinskaya in memory of her sister, Inna RuvinskayaLillian Schneider in memory of her beloved husband, Leonard SchneiderPeter Sherman in memory of his beloved father, Harold ShermanRita Taca in memory of her beloved husband, Henry TacaShirley Tenzer in memory of her beloved husband, Jay TenzerHoward & Helen Teplitz in memory of Rabbi Saul Teplitz, beloved father of Howard Teplitz and grandfather of Wendy Lesserson and Jessica KochPrayer Book - Lev ShalemDebra Roshfeld in memory of her beloved mother, RoseRabbi’s Discretionary FundLeslie & Hilary SchneeweissBernard & Sharyn Sepinwall Shirley Tenzer in honor of Rabbi Michael Resnick with many thanks for his kindness

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Yom Hashoah - May 2

Yom Hashoah–Holocaust Remembrance Day–is observed one week after the conclusion of Passover, on the 27th of Nissan. Significantly, it is also halfway between the first day of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising–which began on the first day of Passover in 1943. This date, chosen by the Israeli government, emphasizes the nature of Jewish opposition to disaster. While the rituals for this holiday are still being created, it is a solemn day that is widely observed wherever Jews live.

Yom Hazikaron - May 8

Yom Hazikaron–Israeli Memorial Day–is observed one week after Yom Hashoah and one day before Yom Ha’atzmaut. It is a quintessentially Israeli holiday, commemorating all the soldiers who fell in defense of Israel from the Israeli War of Independence in 1948 to the present. While it is often acknowledged outside of Israel, it is in Israel itself that this holiday unites the whole country in its somber observance.

Yom Ha’atzmaut - May 9

Directly following Yom Hazikaron, Yom Ha’atzmaut is a joyful celebration of Israel’s independence. It is celebrated annually on the 5th day of Iyar, which in 1948 corresponded to May 14, the day on which David Ben Gurion, the nation’s first prime minister, announced the creation of the State of Israel. Yom Ha’atzmaut is celebrated both in Israel and in Jewish communities throughout the world.

MODERN JEWISH HOLIDAYS

Lag B’Omer - May 23

Lag B'Omer is a festive minor holiday that falls during the seven weeks between Passover and Shavuot. This period of time is known as the Omer. An omer is an ancient Hebrew measure of grain, amounting to about 3.6 liters. Biblical law forbade any use of the new barley crop until after an omer was brought as an offering to the Temple in Jerusalem. The "Counting of the Omer,” begins on the second day of Passover and ends on Shavuot. Lag B'Omer is a shorthand way of saying “the 33rd day of the Omer”. On this day families celebrate usually with picnics and outdoor events. Also, weddings are permitted, otherwise forbidden on all other days during the seven weeks.

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Shomrim (Guardians)Dan & Ewa AbrahamGilda BlockDavid & Holly DremanRobert & Sheila JosephbergBarbara KaySidney & Dorothy KohlHenry & Marsha Laufer Claire LevineDavid & Sondra Mack

Bonim (Builders)Sanford Baklor & Arlene KaufmanCharles & Rita BronfmanCharles & Mickey FeldbergLinda GlazerHarold Goald Herbert & Marylou GrayAllan & Muriel GreenblattFlora HeilweilVivienne IvryHenry & Elaine KaufmanAnthony & Patricia LampertArnold & Jane Lampert William LangfanBrian & Vivian LemelmanStephen & Petra Levin H. Irwin & Ellen LevyMark & Stacey LevyCyma & Ed SatellBonnie Osher & Peter ShermanDavid & Joanne Singer Matthew & Tracy Smith

Platinum ChaiRuth AlbertJudy BergmanHarold & Helen Bix Dvora Lange CallahanCarol ChavkinCarl Chernoff & Caron SiegelAndrew Cohen & Max SternglassJenny CykerJoan EigenSheila Engelstein Malka FingoldJeffrey & Ileene FisherStephen & Marjorie FiversonRobert & Ann FromerRoy & Margie FurmanGerald & Frances GilbergHarvey & Marianne GoldJacqueline GoldmanArlette Gordon Benjamin & Elizabeth GordonRobert & Renee Gordon Jeff & Mei Sze GreeneMyrna R. HaftDiane Hoffman Steven & Caren HorowitzGladys R. Jacobson Angelica Klebanoff

Shirley KullenRonald & Jo LauderJoseph & Isabel Lehman Audrey Pearlstein LevineKaryn LutzTom MeierRobert MeisterCraig & Rochelle MeninHenry & Barbara MillerBruce & Marsha MoskowitzLarry OchsteinRon & Susan PertnoyHarvey & Emily PoppelRoberta RobinsonRichard SchlosbergLillian SchneiderRonald & Leslie SchramMarty & Marlene SilverNancy SingerBeverly SommerRita TacaLisa WeisbergJay & Carole WeitzmanBelle Winston Gold ChaiBelinda AgarElyse BarkinAsher Bar Zev & Haviva LangenauerDiane Belfer Harold BellMindi BelskyLinda BenjaminClive & Deborah BonerAlvin & Greta ChaikenRobert ChodRobert & Hiroko DavidowKenneth & Frances EisenbergArnold EstermanSteven Green & Cynthia SulzbergerLeonard & Roberta GriffKaren GroffmanSanford GuritzkyMordechai HassonBruce Hindin Andrew & Jami HuberCarmela KalmansonStuart & Tammy KaruPaulette KochSheldon & Marjie KonigsbergIrving & Donna Kramer Steven & Dana KrumholzBarbara LandauPatricia LebowGeoffrey & Sylvia LeighBrahm & Carole-Ann Levine Ken & Sheri LevineJeffrey & Susan LevittBen & Ellen LevyThelma LinseyEarle & Carol Mack Daniel & Morrine Marantz

Hadar MehlAllan & Annie NadlerPaul & Madelaine NiloffFrank & Lynn PeseckisLawrence & Nedda PollackRichard & Ellen RampellIrving & Geri RatnerRosalyn Regal & Judi RegalAndrew & Jill RichmanMarvin S. & Sandra RosenAlice RudinMark Shapiro & Judy LewentRobert ShoreAndrew & Hana SiegelsteinSamuel & Este SylvetskyRichard WeberJacqueline WilnerRichard & Esther ZaretskyMichael & Denise ZeideKarl & Rhea Zukerman

Silver ChaiRichard & Harriet BaimeElinor BelferLauren BelferRobert & Debbie BurgerMark & Jean CohenEstelle FasslerBruce & Debra FischmanRay & Linda GoldenMadelyn GreenbergRon & Nancy GuritzkyJack & Doreen HalickmanCarol HerzMichael HyettAnna M. IapaoloJudy IntraubJean Katz Brian & Andrea KosoyPhyllis KubyArlene KurtisRoni Goodman LawnJeffrey & Rachelle LittPaula LustbaderGreg & Beth MorossRenee NadelBette RosenbergIrvin & Robin SaltzmanHerb & Barbara ShearLarry & Kathleen SilversteinDavid Simon & Esther Rosenberg SimonLeslie SlatkinBuzz & Cecilia SolomonCandee WeitzmanMark & Maggie Zeidman

ChaiMax & Inge AdlerStephen & Madeline AnbinderElissa BaumJudye BernsteinJason & Julie Bodnick

Robert & Jan BurkeSteven & Samara ChinskeyJerald & Marcia CohnJoe & Linda CooperGarrett EllbergerRobyn FeibuschSumner & Esther FeldbergSam Feldman & Marilyn MyerhoffDavid FischerGerald & Emily GardnerFaye GlazerGerald Goldsmith & Roni OkunIlene Goldstein & Greg ThorpeHoward & Caroline GoodmanCynthia Hertz & Allen DubbrinRichard & Susan KaplanRobert & Michelle KirschnerDana & Jessica KochKatherine Kraft Charlotte KramerRichard KramerStephen & Donna KrasnerLinda LandisSylvia LewisMiriam LieffEllen LimanRicki MargolisSusan MeierRobert Meyer & Suzan Mitchell Harriet Moskowitz & Paul MoskowitzHilary MusserBarbara NeimanSidney & Elise NeimarkHarold & Nancy OelbaumNorman PerlLeslie & Marion PhillipsSteven & Laura PincusCarla-rae ProberPhil Restuccia & Lynn Rubin-RestucciaEdwin & Beverly RobbinsDebra RoshfeldHoward Levy & Nancy RossSusan RothmanIvor & Vera SafroShirley SchreiberIrwin SisselmanRichard & Carolyn Sloane John & Hinda SnyderHelen SteinLori StollRichard & Dania SchwartzShirley TenzerPolly Wachtenheim Joel & Hillary Wohl

DorotAnonymous (1)Estelle GarfeinRicki MargolisStephen Mittman & Ronald Klokke

With Appreciation...

Pledged to bequeath a gift of $10,000 or more was pledged to the Emanu-El Society (see page 6).The Temple is grateful to those individuals who have generously contributed to the welfare of the congregation. This listing reflects the higher of this year's dues pledge (2018/2019) and other

allowable contributions and such payments made in the last fiscal year. Allowable contributions include High Holy Day Appeal, Book of Remembrance, Concerts and Memorial Plaques as well as other donations that directly support the Temple. For more information on how you can help support our sacred work, please call our Temple Administrator, David Schreier, at 561-832-0804.17

Adult Education Harold Bernstein Israel Scholarship Fund March of the Living Dr. Cindy Bix USY Hazzan’s Discretionary Fund Memorial Fund Judaica Art Fund

Bereavement/Support Group Fund

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund General Fund

Kramer Library Rothman Religious School Kiddush Fund

Tribute Form Occasion: ❒ In Honor of ❒ Mazal Tov ❒ In Memory of ❒ For Speedy Recovery ❒ Other

Name to Appear in Tribute __________________________________________________

Address for Acknowledgement _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Your Name ______________________________________________Your Phone ________________Your Email ____________________________

Your Address __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Unless specified, all donations go to the Temple’s General Fund. To specify a different fund, please indicate below. (Please use a separate form for each tribute).

Thank you for your support of Temple Emanu El of Palm Beach.Tributes are published in our newsletter. If you do not wish yours to be published, please check here. ❒Make your check payable to: Temple Emanu-El, and mail to: Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach190 N. County Road, Palm Beach, Fl 33480

Total Enclosed $ _______

Gifts to the Congregation February 16 - March 15, 2019Art & Judaica FundAllan & Muriel Greenblatt in honor of Adele Curhan’s 85th birthdayBereavement & Caregiver Support Group FundHelen Barberian in memory of Allen CohenCarol Herz in memory of her beloved husband, Larry HerzTony & Patti Lampert in memory of Laurence Davidow, beloved brother of Robert DavidowPeter Sherman & Bonnie Osher in memory of Les Groffman, beloved husband of Karen GroffmanCantor’s Discretionary FundCharlie & Mickey Feldberg in honor of Matthew Feuer's engagementCindy Bix USY FundHarold & Helen Bix in memory of Bernie Tannenbaum, beloved husband of Bernice TannenbaumClaire Levine in memory of Bernice Brodsky, beloved mother of Laurence BrodskyGeneral FundStanley & Roberta Bogen Charitable FoundationAlerio & Flory Cardinale in memory of Neil Klein, beloved cousin of Flory & Al CardinalePaula Eytel in memory of Robert Davidow's beloved brother, Laurence DavidowCharlie & Mickey Feldberg in memory of Robert Davidow's beloved brother, Laurence DavidowMark Glazman & Janyce Katz in honor of Rabbi Resnick, Hazzan Feuer & Vivienne Ivry for

their help and supportKaren Groffman in memory of her beloved husband, Leslie Groffman and beloved father of Ross & Eric and their families and also in honor of Rabbi Resnick and Hazzan Feuer with gratitude for their kindness and support.Irving & Donna Kramer in memory of Laurence Davidow, beloved brother of Robert DavidowPaul Moskowitz in honor of the 25th wedding anniversary of Steve & Carol WinigHenry Narrow in honor of the birth of Esther & Richard Zaretsky's granddaughter, Hannah RaizelGerry & Sandi RobinHope Spinner in memory of Robert Davidow's beloved brother, Laurence DavidowLibrary FundArlene Kurtis in memory of her beloved husband Alan A. Kurtis, born on April 19, 1919Memorial FundRichard & Harriette Baime in memory of Harriette's beloved father, Samuel KassoverDiane Belfer in memory of her first husband, Edward EndelsonRobert & Deanna Burger in memory Debbie's beloved brother, Bernard HarrisJerry & Marcia Cohn in memory of Jerald's beloved mother, Marlene CohnCharlie & Mickey Feldberg in memory of Charlie's beloved brother, Leonard FeldbergGerald & Frances Gilberg in memory of their beloved grandson, JaredFaye Glazer in memory of her beloved husband, MarvinHerb & Marylou Gray in memory of Herb's

beloved mother, Rose Goldman and Marylou's beloved brother, William FaganPaul & Roberta Kozloff in memory of Roberta's beloved father, Arnold J. FordPaula Lustbader in memory of her beloved father, Joseph SegalDavid & Sondra Mack in memory of David's beloved mother, Ruth MackPaul & Madelaine Niloff in memory of Madeline's beloved mother, Florence FromsonAlice Rudin in memory of her beloved brother, Sam KetiveLubov Ruvinskaya in memory of her sister, Inna RuvinskayaLillian Schneider in memory of her beloved husband, Leonard SchneiderPeter Sherman in memory of his beloved father, Harold ShermanRita Taca in memory of her beloved husband, Henry TacaShirley Tenzer in memory of her beloved husband, Jay TenzerHoward & Helen Teplitz in memory of Rabbi Saul Teplitz, beloved father of Howard Teplitz and grandfather of Wendy Lesserson and Jessica KochPrayer Book - Lev ShalemDebra Roshfeld in memory of her beloved mother, RoseRabbi’s Discretionary FundLeslie & Hilary SchneeweissBernard & Sharyn Sepinwall Shirley Tenzer in honor of Rabbi Michael Resnick with many thanks for his kindness

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Yom Hashoah - May 2

Yom Hashoah–Holocaust Remembrance Day–is observed one week after the conclusion of Passover, on the 27th of Nissan. Significantly, it is also halfway between the first day of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising–which began on the first day of Passover in 1943. This date, chosen by the Israeli government, emphasizes the nature of Jewish opposition to disaster. While the rituals for this holiday are still being created, it is a solemn day that is widely observed wherever Jews live.

Yom Hazikaron - May 8

Yom Hazikaron–Israeli Memorial Day–is observed one week after Yom Hashoah and one day before Yom Ha’atzmaut. It is a quintessentially Israeli holiday, commemorating all the soldiers who fell in defense of Israel from the Israeli War of Independence in 1948 to the present. While it is often acknowledged outside of Israel, it is in Israel itself that this holiday unites the whole country in its somber observance.

Yom Ha’atzmaut - May 9

Directly following Yom Hazikaron, Yom Ha’atzmaut is a joyful celebration of Israel’s independence. It is celebrated annually on the 5th day of Iyar, which in 1948 corresponded to May 14, the day on which David Ben Gurion, the nation’s first prime minister, announced the creation of the State of Israel. Yom Ha’atzmaut is celebrated both in Israel and in Jewish communities throughout the world.

MODERN JEWISH HOLIDAYS

Lag B’Omer - May 23

Lag B'Omer is a festive minor holiday that falls during the seven weeks between Passover and Shavuot. This period of time is known as the Omer. An omer is an ancient Hebrew measure of grain, amounting to about 3.6 liters. Biblical law forbade any use of the new barley crop until after an omer was brought as an offering to the Temple in Jerusalem. The "Counting of the Omer,” begins on the second day of Passover and ends on Shavuot. Lag B'Omer is a shorthand way of saying “the 33rd day of the Omer”. On this day families celebrate usually with picnics and outdoor events. Also, weddings are permitted, otherwise forbidden on all other days during the seven weeks.

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Need a Ride to Shabbat Services?

Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach would like to offer you a ride to Shabbat Services:

Shabbat is the time when family and friends come together. Temple Emanu-El would like to offer free car service

to our members who need a ride to the Synagogue to spend Shabbat with us!

If you are interested, please RSVP to [email protected] orcall the Synagogue office at (561) 832-0804.

We look forward to having you join us!

If you reside on Palm Beach Island or in the vicinity and have a problem driving to the Temple,

we will gladly make arrangements to pick you up as many as 12 times per year.

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Get a Front Row Seat

Just a friendly reminder that Shabbat Services at Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach are now available

live online.

(NOTE: You will need a high-speed internet browser to fully enjoy the experience.

You can watch on your computer, Ipad or smartphone.)

Fridays: 7:00PM - 8:15PM

Saturdays:

To Watch Live: Go to our website www.tepb.org

9:15AM - Noon

Without Leaving Home

Honor All Occasions through

Temple Emanu-El

Show someone that you care! Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach’s tributes are a meaningful way to honor or remember a loved one or friend on a significant occasion. By making a tribute, you are letting someone know how special they are and you are making a difference in Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach through your generous donation.

Make a donation for: • Birthday • Bar/Bat Mitzvah • Get Well • Wedding • Holiday Wishes • Condolence • Anniversary • Promotion • New Home

Honor or commemorate special occasions in various ways:• Tribute • Sponsor Friday Night Oneg or Saturday Kiddush• Sponsor Bima Flowers for Shabbat • Sponsor a Bima Food Basket benefitting the Food Pantry at Alpert JewishFamily and Children’s Service

Call the Temple office at 561-832-0804 or e-mail [email protected]

to make a tribute.

Donate Your

OrchidsIf you are heading north or out of town, donate your orchids to Temple Emanu-El.

Bring your orchids to the Temple and we will attach them to various trees throught the campus to beautify our grounds.

CLERGY GRATUITIES

Members inquire from time to time what the proper protocol is for recognizing the Rabbi and Hazzan for officiating at life-cycle events. The answer is that the Rabbi and Hazzan are paid by the Temple to provide those services to our members. Therefore, separate compensation is neither charged nor expected for those services. However, if a person feels motivated to do more, we recommend that contributions be made to the Temple in honor of the Rabbi and/or Hazzan. Each of them also maintains a discretionary fund from which financial assistance is provided to those in our congregation and our larger community who are in need.

Memorial Plaques

Honor your departed loved ones with a plaque installed

in the lower lobby’s Ruth & H. Bert Mack Memorial Room.

Memorial Plaques: $500 eachPlease contact the Temple office for more

information, (561) 832-0804, or email [email protected].

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Temple Emanu-El shall not assume any liability whatsoever due to errors, omissions or for any damage or inconvenience caused to any advertiser.Temple Emanu-El shall not in any manner whatsoever be held liable for the performance or non performance for any claims made by the advertisers contained herein.

To place an ad in Kol Emanu-El please call David Schreier, Temple Administrator at (561) 832-0804.

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Need a Ride to Shabbat Services?

Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach would like to offer you a ride to Shabbat Services:

Shabbat is the time when family and friends come together. Temple Emanu-El would like to offer free car service

to our members who need a ride to the Synagogue to spend Shabbat with us!

If you are interested, please RSVP to [email protected] orcall the Synagogue office at (561) 832-0804.

We look forward to having you join us!

If you reside on Palm Beach Island or in the vicinity and have a problem driving to the Temple,

we will gladly make arrangements to pick you up as many as 12 times per year.

19

Get a Front Row Seat

Just a friendly reminder that Shabbat Services at Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach are now available

live online.

(NOTE: You will need a high-speed internet browser to fully enjoy the experience.

You can watch on your computer, Ipad or smartphone.)

Fridays: 7:00PM - 8:15PM

Saturdays:

To Watch Live: Go to our website www.tepb.org

9:15AM - Noon

Without Leaving Home

Honor All Occasions through

Temple Emanu-El

Show someone that you care! Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach’s tributes are a meaningful way to honor or remember a loved one or friend on a significant occasion. By making a tribute, you are letting someone know how special they are and you are making a difference in Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach through your generous donation.

Make a donation for: • Birthday • Bar/Bat Mitzvah • Get Well • Wedding • Holiday Wishes • Condolence • Anniversary • Promotion • New Home

Honor or commemorate special occasions in various ways:• Tribute • Sponsor Friday Night Oneg or Saturday Kiddush• Sponsor Bima Flowers for Shabbat • Sponsor a Bima Food Basket benefitting the Food Pantry at Alpert JewishFamily and Children’s Service

Call the Temple office at 561-832-0804 or e-mail [email protected]

to make a tribute.

Donate Your

OrchidsIf you are heading north or out of town, donate your orchids to Temple Emanu-El.

Bring your orchids to the Temple and we will attach them to various trees throught the campus to beautify our grounds.

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TEMPLE EMANU - EL OF PALM BEACH

190 NORTH COUNTY ROAD

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33480

OR CURRENT RESIDENT

Non-Profit Organization

US PostagePAID

West Palm Beach, FLPermit No. 1819

Worship ServicesServices Are Streamed And Recorded

Friday Evening Services7:00PM

Saturday Morning Services 9:15AM

MinyanimMondays & Thursdays at 8:15AM

WARNING:NO PARKING IN PERMIT ONLY PARKING SPACES.

ALSO, NO PARKING AT CURBS WITH RED OR YELLOW PAINT. VIOLATORS WILL BE TICKETED.


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