Synagogue Emanu-El Scroll December 1-31, 2018 23 Kislev-22 Tevet 5779 Shabbat Schedule Shabbat Vayeshev Friday, November 30th Candle-Lighting: 4:55PM Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:00PM (COSY 5th Friday) Saturday, December 1st Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM Services: 9:30AM Shabbat Ends: 6:03PM Shabbat Miketz/Hanukkah/ Rosh Hodesh Friday, December 7th Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:00PM (Men’s Club Hanukkah dinner) Candle-Lighting: 4:55PM Saturday, December 8th Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM Services: 9:30AM (Honoring Charlot Karesh) Shabbat Ends: 6:03PM Shabbat Vayigash Friday, December 14th Candle-Lighting: 4:57PM Kabbalat Shabbat, 6:00PM (K-3 Shabbat Dinner) Saturday, December 15th Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM Services: 9:30AM (Anniversary Shabbat) Shabbat Ends: 6:05PM Shabbat Vayehi Friday, December 21st Candle-Lighting: 5:00PM Kabbalat Shabbat, 6:00PM (FNL) Saturday, December 22nd Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM Services: 9:30AM (Hosting Seaboard USY for International Pre-Convention; Jr. Jam) Shabbat Ends: 6:08PM Shabbat Shemot Friday, December 28th Candle-Lighting: 5:04PM Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:00PM Saturday, December 29th Danish & D’rash: 9:00AM Services: 9:30AM (Bar Mitzvah of David Sternfeld) Shabbat Ends: 6:12PM Mazel Tov to David Sternfeld and family on his upcoming Bar Mitzvah, December 29, 2018 Emanu-El Hanukkiah-Lighting Reminders: During the eight nights of Hanukkah (Sunday, December 2nd -Sunday, December 9th), the Hanukkiah is lit in homes after sundown. On Friday, December 7th, we light Hanukkah candles immediately before lighting Shabbat candles. On the nights of Hanukkah when we will have afternoon minyan (Monday, December 3rd-Thursday, December 6th), we will light Hanukkah candles in the Steinberg Chapel immediately before the ma’ariv (evening) service. We also are proud to once again display our Synagogue’s electric Hanukkiah during the holiday. Have a wonderful, light-filled Hanukkah! SYNAGOGUE EMANU-EL’S 8TH ANNUAL JEWS,BREWS & QUES KOSHER BBQ COOK-OFF
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Synagogue Emanu-El Scroll
December 1-31, 2018 23 Kislev-22 Tevet 5779
Shabbat Schedule
Shabbat Vayeshev
Friday, November 30th Candle-Lighting: 4:55PM Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:00PM (COSY 5th
F R O M T H E D E S K O F R A B B I R O S E N B AU M
Bill Watterson’s comic strip “Calvin and Hobbes” centered around the relationship between a six-year-old boy, Calvin, and his stuffed-animal tiger, Hobbes. While Watterson’s humor is often childlike and playful, his words sometimes offered some profound ideas.
In one such cartoon, Calvin impatiently waits for his father to begin a family barbecue, but his father urges him to think of other things while he waits: “Here we are, it’s a beautiful evening. It’s nice to just sit here and look at the trees while we wait for the coals to get hot, don’t you think? Dinner will be over soon, and afterward we’ll be distracted with other things to do. But now we have a few minutes to ourselves to enjoy the evening. … It’s good that every now and then we have to wait for something.”
Unfortunately, Calvin’s response is to suggest instead that the family go to a fast-food restaurant. “Yeah, I know,” his father replies. “You think you’re going to be six all your life.”
Even though the holiday of Hanukkah does not typically involve barbecues and sitting outside, it does provide a precious opportunity to soak in some enjoyable moments.
In the minor Talmudic tractate of Sofrim, the rabbis tell us that the Hanukkiah – the apparatus that holds our Hanukkah candles – is one of our most poignant symbols of beauty. They mention a verse from the Song of Songs, one of the Hebrew Bible’s most beautiful poems, that says: “How fair you are, how beautiful!” (Song of Songs 7:7). According to these rabbis, the portion of the verse that says “How fair” should be attributed to the mezuzah, the scroll of parchment that we attach to our doorways. These mezuzot usually are stored in artistic and attractive cases.
Then, the rabbis tell us that the portion of the verse that says “how beautiful” refers to the Hanukkiah – not only because it is important for us to light the Hannukah candles, but also to place our Hanukkiah next to a window, so that those inside and outside of our homes can witness its beauty.
Many of us enjoy Hanukkah for various reasons, but perhaps the moment when we light the candles is the very best. Most Hanukkah candles burn completely after only a short time – in many cases, after only thirty minutes. That time span can allow us the chance to take a deep breath, to watch the colors of the wax as the candles burn, to watch children play dreidel or other games. It is a half-hour or so to watch and appreciate the beauty in our lives, the beauty that can take place by simply being together.
I pray that all of you will enjoy a Hanukkah in which beauty can enter your home.
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P R E S I D E N T - M A R S H A G E W I R T Z M A N
I hope everyone had a meaningful Thanksgiving. Our sold-out celebration at synagogue got the holiday off to a wonderful start. Many thanks to Joan Halushka, Brenda Lederman, Karen Stark and Janet Freidman. As we recount the many things we are thankful for, security and safety at synagogue is regrettably something we can never take for granted. The Pittsburgh massacre was a painful reminder. You likely have noticed the installation of cameras and an increase in sight lines at our doors. Policies and procedures are under review. With thanks to Federation, we have received a Homeland Security grant that has been augmented by a generous donation from a congregant. We are far from finished but are well underway. We couldn’t have moved so quickly without board members investing their time. On behalf of the board, we are thankful for the many congregants who made their voices heard and responded to the High Holiday survey. You will help guide us as we plan High Holidays 5780. The following are some highlights of the survey responses: Approximately three-quarters of respondents said they enjoyed our services more
with a cantor. Regarding services meeting expectations, Kol Nidre and Neillah were particularly
impactful, with support for Yuriy Becker being unequivocal. Responses were generally positive or neutral about moving the president’s remarks to
Rosh Hashanah but comments indicated that the change was not well communicated. You provided strong kudos to Leah for the High Holiday booklet. Stay tuned for an outreach from the Rabbi on our educational offerings. When asked, the vast majority of congregants have said education was important. We have to ask ourselves why classes are not better attended. Please, let the Rabbi know your thoughts. We hope everyone has a joyous Hanukkah! The Emanu-El tradition of shopping
for the Kosher Food Pantry on “Night of Giving” is a perfect way to kick-off our
celebration.
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S I S T E R H O O D — G L O R I A A D E L S O N
HAPPY HANUKKAH!!!! The Officers and Board of Sisterhood Emanu-El wish you a wonderful Hanukkah 2018. Once again this year, the Friday Night Live Sisterhood Thanksgiving Dinner was a sellout and a complete success! Thank you to Karen Stark, Janet Friedman, Joan Halushka, Harvey Friedman and Brenda Lederman for making this event so special. This is a huge undertaking with much coordination required. On the 8th of this month, Sisterhood looks forward to honoring Charlot Karesh with the Synagogue. Charlot, along with her late husband, Stanley, was a founding member of the Synagogue and a very active Sisterhood member! Please join us at Shabbat services on the 8th to celebrate Charlot and thank her for all she has done for our Synagogue family! Sisterhood is planning to host the Southern Region Women’s League for Conservative Judaism conference on March 31-April 1, 2019. We expect women from Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. This is a wonderful opportunity to show off our Sisterhood and the amazing women who make it so successful! Watch for more information!! Volunteers wanted!! This year we are trying to have programs for everyone and in all areas of Charleston! While every program won’t be for everyone, we hope to have at least a couple of interest to each member. Some programs we are considering include self-defense, painting, making French macaroons, movie club, a single women’s event, and “your choice”. Please let Victoria Yaitsky or me know what programs you would be interested in having. Please be safe this holiday season and I’ll see you back in 2019!
Shop the Sisterhood Gift shop!
Hanukkah Gifts
Bar/Bat Mitzvah gifts
Wedding gifts
Baby gifts
Contact Gloria Adelson: 843-345-7733
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M E N ’ S C L U B — H A R O L D G R AT E R
We had a good turnout at our November Spirit Night at the Kickin’ Chicken. The Men’s Club has two important functions coming up in early December. We will have our Outreach Program at Bishop Gadsden on December 2nd and our annual Baked Potato Bar for Hanukkah Dinner on December 7th. Many hands make light work. We need you to ensure that these events are enjoyable.
We also will participate in the Synagogue’s Night of Giving on
December 2nd, supporting the Kosher Food Bank. There will be gatherings in West Ashley, Mt. Pleasant, and Summerville. This is a popular family event. Come and bring your children and grandchildren. It is never too early to participate in Tikkun Olam.
Sunday, December 9th, is the annual Chanukah in the Square. Come for a fun
and festive evening in Marion Square from 4 pm to 6 pm. Welcome to our newest member, Leonid Dolbir. December is an eventful month throughout our lovely city. Make time to have
fun with your Synagogue Emanu-El family and our community as a whole. Join us for one or all of these events. Your presence is an important part of the community’s effort of Tikkun Olam.
Debbie & Jerry Baker
Marilyn & Howard Brilliant
Terry & Dennis Fisher
Janet & Harvey Friedman
Pearl & Warren Hyman
Linda & Maurice Krawcheck
Leonie & Walter Leventhal
Helen & Irving Lipsky
Jane & Burnet Mendelsohn
Ann & Jonathan Stein
Sheran & Gerald Rittenberg
Jan & Fred Solomon
Jody & Jeffrey Cohen
Heather & Elliott Levy
Sarah Deitsch & Jeffrey Goller
Linda & Stuart Lynn
Gary & Shari Allen
Mary & Howard Rosen
Alyssa & Morris Gitter
Mindy Seltzer & Bob Lovinger
Haley & Charles Meushaw
Please Join
us for
Anniversary
Shabbat on
Saturday,
December 15th
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R E L I G I O U S S C H O O L
Join us for youth our service geared toward 3rd-6th graders. We will celebrate Shabbat with song, prayer, learning and games.
Junior Jam will start at 10:45AM in the Chapel.
Saturday, December 22nd
Religious School K-6: December 2nd, 9th & 16th Pre-School: December 16th
Kesher: December 9th Tichon: December 2nd
Beit Din Family
Shabbat Dinner
Friday, January
11th
Last day of
School for
2018 is
December 16th .
School will
resume
January 13,
2019.
Religious School students painting Hanukkah presents for their parents. These colorful designs
will go home on December 2nd.
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Y O U T H
Congregants COSY will be hosting a pre-International Convention Shabbaton with Seaboard region from
Thursday, December 20th-Sunday December 23rd.
We will need housing for approximately 55 teens and staff.
Please get in touch with Daphne at 843-442-6086 or [email protected] for details about housing.
Friday,
January
25th We will meet at
Emanu-El at 6:00PM for Singing Circle Services.
After services we will walk over to the Hubara Home
William Golod Evelyn S. Needle Keith Silverman Marilyn Barron Jan Solomon Arthur Klein
C A L L T O
M I N Y A N
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SYNAGOGUE EMANU-EL’S
8TH ANNUAL
JEWS,BREWS & QUES
KOSHER BBQ COOK-OFF
T I C K E T S O N SA L E N OW !
$75/person for individual tickets
To purchase yours contact the Synagogue office or purchase on line at
www.emanu-el.com
Sponsorships Available! $250 Bronze Sponsor
2 Reserved seats at a table of 10 $500 Silver Sponsor
4 Reserved seats at a table of 10 $1000 Gold Sponsor
Reserved table of 10
To enter a grill team (limit 4 per team) in the cook off please contact the synagogue
office at 843-571-3264.
All registrations must be in by December 21, 2018
$300 per team to cook one meat $450 per team to cook two meats
Ribs, Brisket, Chicken
C A L L T O M I N YA N
December 8th-14th
Edmund Barron Stephen Reichlyn
Manuel Cohen Bernard Mendelson
Leonid Dolbir Elinor Cohen Sandra Lipton
December 15th-21st
BronislavaChernomordik Ellen Steinberg Phyllis Shorago Sanford Turbow
Maria Kalin Leslie Miller
Charles Richards Marsha Freudenberg
Richard Fishman Paula Farbman Doreen urbow
Don Backer Samuel Steinberg
Barry Breibart Marvin Scherr
Mickey Rosenblum Martin Lazarus Martin Gold
Susan W. Altman Andrew Halio
Bernard Steinberg Alvin Steinberg
Valerie Eisenstein Sheralyn Rosenblum Audrey Fleishman Robert Steinberg
Jerry Scheer
December 22nd-28th Karen Fedder
Marshall Heiden Ilean Slacter
Ava Kleinman Inessa Tsveer
Charles Rittenberg Harriett Steinert Joan Halushka Nancy Fedder
Lynn Rundbaken Ivan Nossokoff
Bill Golod Te Solomon
Myra Howard Rhonda Richards Masha Kalinsky
Audrey Fleishman
Evelyn S. Needle Phyllis Shorago Victoria Yaitsky
Ganna Mikulinskiy Peggy Krawcheck
Ram Kalus David Heidenberg Susan Heidenberg
Lowell Epstein Martin Lazarus Bruce Kremer Sybil Kalinsky Barry Kalinsky
Mickey Rosenblum Janis Solomon Howard Jaffe Sondra Jaffe
Janice Lichtenstein Masha Kalinsky
December 29th-January 4th
Rose Levin Evelyn S. Needle Marshall Heiden Rochelle Iserson
Joan Feldman Charlot Karesh Lloyd Mandel Martin Lazarus Vicki Bogart
Valerie Eisenstein June Rephan
Stephen Bielsky Gary Weinstein
Mark Tanenbaum Julius Sagel
Sharon Binder Herbert Rephan Ava Kleinman AbbyLevine
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C O N G R E G A N T S C O R N E R
SHABBAT TOGETHER
Thank you all for participating in our first Shabbat Together. We had 8 host homes, hosting 90 plus guests and 35 4th and 5th grade families hosted by the
religious school at the synagogue. Enjoy the photos from some of our dinners.
Our next Shabbat Together will take place February 22, 2019.
If you would like to be a host or a guest, please contact Joan Halushka at 843.571.3707, Gary Weinstein at 843.767.3313, or Suzanne Lynch at 843.224.0322. It is a wonderful way to meet new people,
connect with friends, and enjoy sharing Shabbat with others. Watch for more details in the months to come!
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C O N G R E G A N T S C O R N E R
We feel it's very important to leave funds
to the institutions that keep the Jewish People thriving. We are glad to be able to donate for Jewish education and the con-tinuation of those organizations that are
most meaningful to us. Lisa and Alan Isaacson
Please contact Mike Mills if you would like to be part of the
Life & Legacy program
Thank you to
our hosts
and guests!
We hope you
can join us
at our next
Shabbat
Together
Big Yasher Koach and a bigger
Thank You to the following
congregants who participated
in leading services in November
Dan Greenstein, Sydney Delson, Mindy Hawkins,
Holden Dempsey, Alan Isaacson, Gilli Hubara, Eliana Gross, Julie Malka, Ed Baer, Adina Gross, Ruth Baer, Sonya Knee,
Mitch Gilbert, Eric Oser, David Sternfeld, Anna Levy, Craig Browdy, Hadassah Sternfeld, Jasmine Hubara
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C O N T R I B U T I O N S
Banov Book Fund In memory of Myron Rones, by Faye Rones
In honor of Charlot Karesh, by Nancy & Charles Banov
Biblical Garden/Landscape Fund In memory of Joan Berlinsky, by Joan & Stephen Steinberg, Rebecca & Ansel Kay, Judy Appel
Bethe Rittenberg Social Action Fund In memory of Marc Lichtman, by Jeanne Lichtman
Cemetery Fund In memory of Dutch Cohen, by Marlene Addleston
Emanu-El Endowment Fund In memory of Roman Masterovoy, by Lyudmila Tsveer
Freda & Melvin Bluestein Fund for Religious School Scholarships In memory of Dutch Cohen, by Nathaniel Wallace
General Fund In memory of Morris Fisher, by Terry & Dennis Fisher Phil Rubin, by Lisa & Alan Isaacson
In honor of Mindy Seltzer’s Bat Mitzvah, by Joanne & Saul Pasternack, Lucy & Norris Preyer Andrea & Ira Berendt’s 50th anniversary, by Linda & David Gilston Our friends Gail & Howard Snow, by Lynn & Len Mark Jill & Chuck Deich’s anniversary, by Jaclyn Berlinsky Leon Rudich’s birthday, by Judy Appel Bob Lovinger’s birthday, by Jane & Burnett Mendelsohn
Speedy recovery of Jean Rudich, by Judy Appel
Joe Engel Holocaust Education Fund In memory of Bennett Meislin, by Owen G. Meislin Dutch Cohen, by Jerri Chaplin
In honor of Debbie Engel & Newt Klements, by Te Solomon
Landis Music Fund In memory of Dutch Cohen, by Marilyn & Howard Brilliant
Memorial Fund In memory of Hindalyn Wolly, by Mimi Goer Dutch Cohen, by Gerald & Emily Berendt, Neda & Alan Nussbaum, C. Zucker
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund In memory of Mila Steinberg, by Inessa Tsveer Sidney Backer, by Barbara & Don Baker
In honor of Having the honor of carrying the Torah at Shabbat services, by Marvin & Francine Klein
Religious School In memory of Phil Rubin, by Robyn & Stephen Bagg Dutch Cohen, by Gail & Lenny Silverman
Rose & Ted Levin Children’s Educational Fund In honor of Leon Rudich’s birthday, by Rose & Ted Levin Mindy Seltzer’s Bat Mitzvah, by Rose & Ted Levin Marilyn Hoffman’s window dedication, by Rose & Ted Levin Jill & Chuck Deich’s anniversary, by Rose & Ted Levin
Rose & Henry Koslow Minyan Fund In memory of Rose Epstein Koslow, by Arlene & Harold Koslow Phil Rubin, by Nancy & Charles Banov
In honor of Martin Lazarus’ birthday, by Joan Feldman, the Minyan group Leon Rudich’s birthday, by Ed & Shelly Pinsky The minyanaires, by Joe Fischbein Mindy Seltzer’s Renaissance Bat Mitzvah, by Ruth & Eric Oser The marriage of Rose & Ted Levin’s niece, Ariel, by Jill & Chuck Deich
Sisterhood Emanu-El Bereavement Fund In memory of Estelle Tepper, by Terry & Dennis Fisher Dutch Cohen, by Ruth & Eric Oser
Sisterhood Emanu-El Oneg Fund In memory of Mindy Seltzer’s birthday, by Beth & Mitchell Sherr Dutch Cohen, by Paul & Patricia Sykes
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C O N T R I B U T I O N S
Synagogue Emanu-El appreciates all contributions. Donations of $10.00 and above will be listed in
“The Scroll” and an acknowledgement will be sent to the recipient from the office.
Emanu-El funds are:
Emanu-El Endowment Fund, The Banov Book Fund,
Biblical Garden/Landscape Fund, Ethel & Jacob Cohen High Holiday Fund,
Prayer Book Fund, Israel & Rebecca Geldbart Fund, General Fund,
Landis Music Fund, Lenora & Nathan Goldberg Cultural Fund,
Samuel Golembe Memorial Fund, Men’s Club, Ray & Leah Greenberg Education &
Endowment Fund, Bethe Rittenberg Homeless Shelter & Social Action Fund,
Sisterhood Emanu-El Kitchen Fund In memory of Bernard Freedenberg, by Ruth Freedenberg Dutch Cohen, by Sandy & Howard Jaffe, Marilyn Hoffman, Joan & Perry Halushka, Charlot Karesh Elza Meyers Alterman, by Marilyn Hoffman Phil Rubin, by Marilyn, Ellen & Barry Hoffman, Joan & Perry Halushka, Sandi & Sandy Archambault
In honor of Mindy Seltzer’s Bat Mitzvah, by Joan Feldman, Stuart & Linda Lynn, Marilyn & Ed Barron, Sheila & Joe Shapiro Marilyn Hoffman’s window dedication, by Barbara Baker, Marsha & Bill Golod Jill & Chuck Deich’s 55th anniversary, by Lisa & Alan Isaacson, Marsha & Bill Golod, Carol & Sid Seltzer, Joan & Perry Halushka,Janet & Carl Masonberg, Ruth & Eric Oser, Marilyn Hoffman The crew that cooked FNL Thanksgiving dinner, by Lisa & Alan Isaacson My sister-in-law, Charlot Karesh, by Sandra Schwartz Charlot Karesh, by Gail & Lenny Silverman Linda & David Cohen’s 55th anniversary, by Nancy & Charles Banov. Marilyn Hoffman Laura Zucker’s birthday, by Marilyn Hoffman The Bat Mitzvah of Ruth & Ed Baer’s granddaughter, Elina, by Jill & Chuck Deich Cynthia & Bradley Nirenblatt’s anniversary, by Marilyn Hoffman Judi & Ted Corsaro’s anniversary, by Marilyn Hoffman Cathy & Alan Rovick’s anniversary, by Marilyn Hoffman Sheralyn & Arthur Rosenblum’s anniversary, by Marilyn Hoffman Ivy & David Kalik’s anniversary, by Marilyn Hoffman Sandra & Muron Perlitz’s anniversary, by Marilyn Hoffman Miriam Wilchanovsky’s successful eye surgery, by Joan Feldman
Speedy recovery of Edie Rubin, by Sunny & Samuel Steinberg Jean Rudich, by Sunny & Samuel Steinberg Dennis Feinberg, by Marilyn Hoffman
Steinberg Chapel & Torah Fund In memory of Dutch Cohen, by Ellen & Robert Steinberg Phil Rubin, by Ellen & Robert Steinberg
In honor of Jill & Chuck Deich’s anniversary, by Sally & Alan Davis, Charles & Harriet Goldberg, Gloria Adelson & Sy Baron
Zucker Kiddush & Oneg Fund In memory of Dutch Cohen, by Anita Zucker & David Popowski
In honor of Alan Isaacson saying kaddish at Hadassah Hospital, by Eileen & Stanley Chepenik Mindy Seltzer’s Bat Mitzvah, by Jeanne & Allan Lieberman
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E V E N T S H E R E & T H E R E
Sunday, December 9th
4:00PM-6:00PM
Join us for the 11th annual Chanukah in the Square extravaganza, sponsored by the Norman and Gerry Sue
Arnold Foundation and the City of Charleston.
Once again the Yaschik/Arnold Jewish Studies Program and Chabad of the Lowcountry, have
partnered with the City of Charleston’s Office of Cultural Affairs, and many other community organizations. Chanukah in the Square is the largest annual Jewish event in
the state of South Carolina, and is a wonderful, family friendly way to come together as a community.
Our local Holocaust survivors will continue the tradition of lighting the menorah candles. Please plan on being there with your neighbors, friends, and family. Bring an appetite and your dancing shoes. We will supply the hot
food, the live music, and the festive atmosphere! Once again, there will be no shortage of potato latkes.
We need volunteers to hand out popcorn!
Please contact Leah in the office by
December 6th if you can help[!
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C E L E B R AT E A N D S U P P O R T E M A N U - E L
The Kiddush is prepared for up to 85 people at the cost of
$390.00. Your name will also be listed in our weekend handout.
Chips & Salsa, Gefilte Fish, Herring, Crackers, and Dessert Cakes
Contact Leah in the office at 843-571-3264
HONOR SOMEONE
Purchase a Chai Leaf for the Tree of Life!
A memory that will last a lifetime! $136.00
Contact Leah in the office, 843-571-3264
HaGafen for Shabbat
To honor a special Simcha, consider sponsoring the grape juice and wine on
Shabbat
Cost $36.00
Contact Evaline Delson
to sponsor (843) 324-4321
Emanu-El Helps
Fight Hunger
All items are donated to the
Kosher Food Bank!
The Charleston Jewish Community Kosher Food Pantry (KFP) is our
Jewish communal response to hunger in greater Charleston.
L’DOOR VA-DOOR Have you moved into a new home?
Do you have doorposts that don’t have mezuzot? It’s considered a mitzvah to hang a
mezuzah (an ornament with a small scroll containing the words of the Shema) on most of our homes’ doorposts. Rabbi Rosenbaum would be pleased to come to your home to help you hang your mezuzot with proper
blessings. This occasion can be simple and private, or more elaborate if you choose.
Please be in touch with the Rabbi if you’re interested
in adding a Jewish flavor to your home.
Synagogue Emanu-El’s
Path to The Future
Honor or memorialize someone
you love! Makes a
wonderful Gift!
Please contact Leah in the office to order: 843-571-3264
Bricks $154 each
If you would like to arrange the use
of this in advance, please contact our very own Julie Malka, Doctor of Audiology,
