Summer Bulletin 2022 by Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School & Congregation

BULLETIN CELEBRATING THE JOY OF JUDAISM, EMBRACING ALL JEWS

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BETH TFILOH CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN:

Investing in our legacy. Investing in our future.

INSIDE Member Milestones Reflections on Moldova Summer at BT

MILESTONES BAR/BAT MITZVAHS: BETH TFILOH ‫בית תפלה‬

Samson Yuhuda ‫שמשון יהודה‬ Son of Michael and Dana Stein June 4, 2022

Synagogue Office Schedule of Services Information Hotline

410-486-1900 Dial Main #, then 6, 2 410-413-2345

mail@btfiloh.org • www.BethTfiloh.com

BETH TFILOH CONGREGATION CLERGY Rabbi Chai Posner Chazzan Avraham Albrecht Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg, Rabbi-in-Residence Rabbi Dr. Eli Yoggev Rabbi Chaim Wecker, Ritual Director

STAFF & LEADERSHIP Dan Silien, Director of Shul Operations Larry Brenner, Director of Finance Talia Jordan, Director of Programming & Engagement Chana Slavaticki, Director, Mercaz Center for Jewish Life & Learning Sam Bloom, Director, Beth Tfiloh Camps

Samson attends 7th grade at Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School. He is the brother of Astrid ’29, the grandson of Steven and Melinda Stein and Dr. Arthur (z”l) and Paulayne Epstein. His hobbies are running cross country, playing basketball, pretty much enjoying all sports, reading, and playing with his three cats, Kasha, Matza, and Cheddar. Chaim Zidell ‫חיים‬ Son of Yossi Zidell July 9, 2022 Chaim attends 7th grade at the Talmudical Academy. He is the brother of Moishy and Hadassah, the grandson of Dvorah and Max Zidell and Sandra and Asher Jacobs. His hobbies are baseball, football and chess.

Gary Eidelman, President Neil Sweren, Board Chair

BETH TFILOH DAHAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL Switchboard: 410-486-1905 Dr. Zipora Schorr, Director of Education Laurie Kott, Director of Admission Allison Magat, Chief Administrative Officer Joan Feldman, Director of Strategic Initiatives

BIRTHS: To Roz and Irv Kalb on the birth of their great-grandson, Ethan Joseph Kalb, and to parents Shelley and Jordan Kalb. To Daniel ’04 and Jen Schmerling on the birth of their son, Ariel “Ari” Jesse, and to big sisters Gabrielle and Amelia.

To Itael and Hersh Toibman on the birth of their son, Yisrael Yair, and to big brother Uri ’37 and to the entire family. To Sara ’08 and Benjamin Michaels on the birth of their son, Gabriel Teddy (Gavriel Tal), and to grandparents Gary and Jill Eidelman.

CONDOLENCES: To Dr. Michael (Karla) Sandler on the loss of his mother, Sonia Sandler (née Ellis); grandmother of Elana Sandler ’14 and Evan Sandler ’10. To Lisa (Steve) Paquette, Gloria (John) Segall and Sherry (Joshua) Mauer on the loss of their mother and sister, Elaine Bormel. To Howard S. Rosenblatt, Rachel Rosenblatt and Samuel (Michelle) Rosenblatt on the loss of their wife and mother, Dr. Sandra S. Rosenblatt (née Shapiro). To JL Polovoy (née Entwistle) on the loss of her husband, Norman Polovoy. To the Tuvin Family on the loss of Carl Tuvin. To Laura Dansky (née Rothenberg) on the loss of her husband, our member Robert Dansky. To Susan (Richard) Rotner on the loss of her mother, our member Eleanor Ochfeld (née Fishman). To Israel (Joelah) Orange on the loss of his father, Rabbi Chaim Orange; grandfather of Ilan ’32, Yonah ’25 and Aviva ’23. To Judith Werner on the loss of her husband, our member Carl Werner.

Becky Brenner, President, Board of Trustees

CONGREGATION AND SCHOOL Mandi Miller, Director of Institutional Advancement Mark Kaiser, Director of Facilities, Security and Technology Seydee Doradea, Events Director

BULLETIN Rina Schiff, Director of Marketing and Communications

IN THIS ISSUE Milestones. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Beth Tfiloh Centennial Campaign. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Shul Photo Gallery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Paul Miller, Art Director

Reflections on Moldova by Rabbi Chai Posner. . . . . . . . . 8

Erin Smith, Marketing Coordinator

Summer Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Julie Wolff, Content Marketing Specialist Meredith Hill, Digital Marketing Associate

Spotlight 2022: Thank You!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Philanthropy and Giving. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

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To Sharon Benus (née Katz), Mia (Lee) Blecher and Avi (Liba) Benus ’94 on the loss of their husband and father, our member Jacob Meyer Benus; brother of Sarah Lehnhoff; grandfather of Naomi Benus ’21, Moby Benus, Devora Benus ’26, and Joshua Benus; and uncle of Marcie Lehnhoff. To Yosef (Jessica) Furman on the loss of his mother, Helen Furman. To the Davidoff Family on the loss of our member, Harvey Davidoff.

MAZAL TOV: To Nathan Altshuler on his marriage to Zoe Taitel. Mazal tov also to parents Alexander and Rozanna Altshuler and Andrew and Haya Taitel. To Renee Koplon and Marc Schwarzchild on the engagement of their son Avi Schwarzchild to Samantha Notowich, daughter of Jill and Scott Notowich.

To Melissa Harans ’10 on her marriage to Logan Levinson, and to parents Paul and Susan Harans and Lloyd and Liane Levinson. To Alicia and Jason Broth ’90 on the marriage of their son, Noah Austin ’17, to Yonah Meira Hamermesh, daughter of Hannah and Matthew Hamermesh. To Dr. Cheryl Kalb on her upcoming marriage to Dr. Albert Aboulafia, and to parents Roselyn and Irving Kalb and Dr. Elie and Eileen Aboulafia. To Noa Cardin ’14 on her upcoming marriage to Spencer Kronthal ’14, and to parents Jan and Andrew Cardin and Stephanie and David Kronthal. To Marcia and Marc Leavey on the B’nai Mitzvah of their grandsons, Isaac Leavey ’27 and Jonah Leavey ’27, sons of Shauna and Michael Leavey ’94, and on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter, Stephanie Leah Glazer, daughter of Amy and David Glazer.

THE OPERATIVE WORD

We warmly welcome the following new members to our Beth Tfiloh family: Alexander and Jennifer Rozenberg Alexander and Jennifer are both accountants; Alexander works as a tax manager for 14 West. Their children, twins Benjamin ’28 and Hannah ’28, are in BT’s 7th grade. Aidan is a 2nd grader at Summit Park. Norris and Janice Brodsky Norris works in financial services for Wells Fargo Advisors; Janice is a retired teacher. Josh and Elizabeth Greenwald Josh is the senior vice president for investments at Wells Fargo Advisors; Elizabeth is corporate counsel for The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. Their son, Nathan ’29, is a 6th grader at BT; daughter Jenna is a 9th grader at Roland Park County School.

by Dan Silien, Director of Shul Operations

Summer Fun! School is over, camp has started, pools are open, and sun is being enjoyed (for at least two days before we all say it’s too hot!). Yes, summer is definitely here. For some, summer means a time of rest and catching up after a long school year. For others, it’s about spending time with family, either at home or on a family vacation. At Beth Tfiloh, it’s yet another transition period for our staff and our planning. This summer means saying goodbye to two long-time staff members – Eve Kresin Steinberg and Cherie Brownstein. Much was said about these two amazing people during our Centennial Celebration, but it bears repeating just how much Eve and Cherie have meant to this institution over the past years. They have created quite a legacy and will be missed. That said, we know that both of them will still be around, and we are excited to see them start a new chapter of their lives. Believe it or not, summer also means the start of our High Holiday planning (ok, we actually started that in May, but who’s counting?). We are excited to see as many of you as possible and look forward to welcoming you to High Holidays filled with meaning, opportunities for introspection, and inspiration. Keep an eye on your mailbox and inbox for complete High Holiday details. We are also spending this summer putting plans in place for our upcoming year of Bar/Bat Mitzvah programming (stay tuned if your family is about to enter that cycle). Construction on our new

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NEW MEMBERS:

program center is getting underway (thank you again to the Russel family!), with more details (and the official name) coming this fall. We are lining up our program calendar, trying to ensure there will be something of interest for every one of our members! This summer also marks the last issue of our Bulletin in its current format. Starting this fall, you can expect to see more substantive columns, with articles from many more of our clergy and staff. This should include more on programming and engagement, features about some of our donors as well as gifting opportunities, profiles of new members, divrei Torah from our clergy, pictures from our events, and more! One feature we want to mention now is the start of an “Ask the Clergy” column. Each issue will feature several questions from our members posed to our clergy, along with answers to these burning questions. We encourage each of you to submit your questions to AskTheClergy@btfiloh.org. Note that this is NOT a private email address, and you should not send anything too personal to it. That said, the questions can be from you, your children, or even your grandchildren! They can be questions you have always wanted to know but hesitated to ask, questions about practice or prayer or holidays, questions about history or tradition, or even questions about something a little silly. We hope you will let us print your name, but you can also indicate that you prefer the question remain anonymous. Please note that not all questions will be answered, but we can’t wait to hear from you! Stay cool, and enjoy the summer.

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The Beth Tfiloh

CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN

INVESTING IN OUR LEGACY. INVESTING IN OUR FUTURE. Last fall, Beth Tfiloh embarked on a $21,000,000 capital and endowment Centennial Campaign, designed to secure and sustain Beth Tfiloh for you, your children, and your children’s children. The primary goal of the Centennial Campaign is to address the most pressing needs of our Congregation and School, allowing our BT community to continue fulfilling its mission of embracing and nurturing a diverse cross-section of Jews. “I have always said that one of the greatest secrets of Beth Tfiloh’s success has been our ability to raise money to fund our mission, to say yes to an innovative program or new subject area for our school,” said Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg. “As I was preparing for my retirement this past year, my priority was to ensure that Beth Tifloh will continue to have the resources we need to continue flourishing for the next 100 years.”

Ricka Neuman

STRENGTHENING BETH TFILOH CONGREGATION “Our world is changing, synagogue life is changing, and Beth Tfiloh must adapt and stay relevant so we can continue to be an anchor in the Baltimore Jewish community and a place that so many people call home,” said Rabbi Chai Posner. To do so,

the Centennial Campaign addresses three priority areas for our shul: our home, by improving our physical space to provide a warmer and more welcoming experience; our programs, by strengthening and enhancing the way in which we engage and inspire our members; and our sustainability, by deepening our

“While sitting shiva for my father, I found myself being adopted and accepted by the Beth Tfiloh community in a way that reminded me of the way my parents accepted people. Everyone was glad to see me, everyone just accepted me. I truly felt cared for, which made me really want to give back. My family has supported the kiddush fund and the whole point of that, for me, was to recreate what Friday night dinner felt like at my parents’ house – being cared for, fed, and schmoozing with your friends and family.” – Ricka Neuman

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“Beth Tfiloh has always been a part of our family. My mother grew up going to Beth Tfiloh and attended the Hebrew school there. After losing her husband at 33 years old, BT helped my mom to carry on the plans they’d had for their three children to have strong Jewish roots here. My sisters and I have had our lifecycle events here, we came to shul, attended and graduated Hebrew school. Rabbi Wohlberg officiated Scott’s and my wedding. We feel like we always want to be part of Beth Tfiloh, and for it to be around for future generations of our family. There’s no better place to invest in the future.” – Emily Levin commitment to growing our community and making BT accessible to all those who want to be a part of it. “Through this campaign we have established a special center generously dedicated by Irene and Robert Russel and family to serve as the hub for all programming and engagement at Beth Tfiloh,” said Rabbi Posner. “The new center will include a renovated space for programs as well as a significant endowment fund that will help us to transform how we approach programming and community engagement for our unique, religiously and demographically diverse community.” Of course, Beth Tfiloh services and synagogue membership will always be accessible to anyone who wants them.

“The new endowment will help ensure that Beth Tfiloh can sustain its tailored approach to membership and dues fees, and continue to welcome as many as possible to our community,” said Rabbi Posner. STRENGTHENING BETH TFILOH DAHAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL Our school is a pipeline for future Jewish leaders, providing students with a strong education grounded in Jewish tradition and identity. To ensure our school continues to remain a competitive option for Jewish families, we must invest in the core of BT—our faculty, our students, and our facilities. Doing so will sustain our school’s rigor and programming, enhance our ability to recruit and retain students, and ensure BT remains affordable for all families by removing the need to burden our community with additional tuition costs. “I am so proud of all of Beth Tfiloh’s children, my children – I am proud of their

Louis and Debbi Baer

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The Levin family

intellectual pursuits, their love of Israel, and the deep Jewish identity that I see them integrating into their adult lives,” said Beth Tfiloh Director of Education Dr. Zipora Schorr. “The Centennial Campaign is an opportunity to invest in the very essence of our school and all that makes it special.” The Centennial Campaign focuses on three priority areas in the school: our teachers, by increasing compensation and benefits to attract and retain our talent; our students, by enhancing academic and emotional support to meet students’ needs; and our facilities, to better reflect and promote our purpose. This significant investment will ensure that Beth Tfiloh can continue to provide its unique educational experience for many years to come. “This new endowment fund provides enhanced compensation and professional development opportunities that will help us to attract, reward, and retain the best faculty for our students,” said Dr. Schorr. These enhancements position Beth Tfiloh as an employer where teachers can see having a long and fulfilling career while still having their financial needs comfortably met.

We designated our Centennial Campaign gift to benefit two funds: one to help people who can’t afford membership dues, especially younger families who are struggling, so they also can be part of the Beth Tfiloh family. The other is a fund that will allow the school to provide additional resources to students who need more help with reading, math, or just adjusting to school. Debbi and I made these gifts because we believe very firmly both in BT’s mission and the way BT carries out its mission.” – Louis A. Baer BETH TFILOH BULLETIN

Centennial Campaign Honor Roll Beth Tfiloh’s faculty are deeply committed to meeting each child where he or she is, academically, socially and emotionally. “We never want to turn a student away because we are not able to meet their needs for educational support, or educational enrichment,” said Dr. Schorr. “As part of this campaign, we also have established an endowment fund that will allow us to enhance and expand our support offerings – both academic support and social-emotional support. The school’s physical facility needs to continue reflecting our outstanding program and the excellence of our school. Several projects, including an enhanced Lower Field, a new gym, a renovated Upper School Library and a refreshed PreSchool are on the horizon to dramatically enhance and modernize our school environment. MAKE YOUR MARK ON BT “Rabbi Wohlberg, Dr. Schorr and Rabbi Posner have devoted themselves wholeheartedly to Beth Tfiloh’s mission,” said Centennial Campaign Chair Linda Hurwitz. “Beth Tfiloh is so very fortunate to be led by such committed and dynamic clergy and educational leadership.” “It has been a true honor to bring the Centennial Campaign to life together with Campaign ViceChairs Becky Brenner and Anna Klein, and with our phenomenal Centennial Campaign committee,” said Linda. “We met personally with more than 50 Beth Tfiloh families who responded in extraordinarily generous ways. We are thrilled to share that we have raised $24.5 million dollars towards our $25 million goal.” You can make your mark on the Beth Tfiloh community’s extraordinary future, by helping us raise the final $500,000 of our $25 million goal. Your gift, at any level, helps ensure that BT remains a strong and vital lifeline to the local, national, and global Jewish community in perpetuity. You can participate in Beth Tfiloh’s Centennial Campaign by calling (410) 413-2399 or visiting bethtfiloh.com/ centennialcampaign. You can also make your mark on BT by participating in the Community Mosaic project. Work collaboratively with other Beth Tfiloh community members to piece together a commemorative mosaic, creating a beautiful work of art for the outside wall of the Epstein Chapel. This mosaic, together with the museum-quality Centennial Timeline, will provide us with lasting symbols to mark this monumental occasion for our BT family. Stay tuned for details on how to participate in the Community Mosaic.

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as of June 7, 2022 Visionaries

Investors

$3,000,000 and Above Haron Dahan Foundation Irene and Robert Russel and Family Ronnie and Adella Russel Foundation

$100,000 - $249,999 Anonymous Beth Kaplan and Bruce Sholk Sarellen and Dr. Marshall Levine Heather and Aaron Levinoff The Nathan and Louise Schwartz Tzedaka Fund – Wilmington, NC Nancy and Stuart Rombro Avigail and Dr. Justin Rosemore Stacy and Louis Schwartz Deborah and Dr. Kenneth Vogelstein Faith and Dr. Edward Wolf

Pillars $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 Sharon and Jacob Benus, Liba and Avi Benus ’94 Dr. Frona Brown and Family Charles Crane Family Foundation, Inc. The Philip and Harriet Klein Foundation The Penn-Carliner Family Ronnie Silverstein and Family

Builders $500,000 - $999,999 Anonymous Faye and Abraham Adler, Rachel and Arthur Adler, Debra and James Buslik, Louise Kovens Goodman, Linda A. and Steven Hurwitz Rosalie and Richard Alter Deborah and Dr. Louis Baer Mark D. and Judith L. z”l Coplin The David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Foundation Louise D. and Morton J. Macks Family Foundation

Partners $250,000 - $499,999 In honor of Edward and Phyllis Gordon Ben Greenwald Ricka Neuman and Family

Supporters $50,000-$99,999 Anonymous (2) Dr. Adrian Dobs and Dr. Martin Auster Becky and Josh Brenner and Family Sandy and Sheldon Dobres Robert and Shelley Kaye Rebecca and Moshe “Shiko” ’91 Kazin Emily and Scott Levin

Donors $25,000-$49,999 Anonymous Linda and Howard Miller Ellyn and Dr. Stephen Polakoff Richard Rynd Calla and Dr. Todd Samuels Diane and Larry Seegull Eve Kresin Steinberg Dr. Les Vogel

CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP Rabbi Chai Posner, Senior Rabbi Dr. Zipora Schorr, Director of Education Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg, Rabbi-in-Residence Mandi G. Miller, Director of Institutional Advancement

Campaign Steering Committee Linda A. Hurwitz, Campaign Chair Becky Brenner, Campaign Vice-Chair Anna Klein, Campaign Vice-Chair

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SHUL PHOTO GALLERY Centennial Evening of Celebration At our Centennial Evening of Celebration, nearly 1,000 Beth Tfiloh community members joined us in person and online to share in a once-in-alifetime event commemorating this extraordinary milestone. The evening included musical performances by Beth Tfiloh member and school parent Amit Peled on the cello, pianist Solomon Eichner ’06; greetings from President Joe Biden delivered by Jewish Community Liaison Chanan Weissman ’01, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski, Governor Larry Hogan and numerous local dignitaries, and a special tribute to retiring Executive Director Eve Kresin Steinberg and retiring Director of Centennial Experience Cherie Seidman Brownstein.

BT in the AM Siyum Celebration BT in the AM weekly class participants enjoyed a delicious lunch as they reflected on their learning, thanked their teachers and enjoyed an interactive discussion on building community.

Moms and Midrash Miriam Rosenblatt hosted the final Moms & Midrash session this year, celebrating the culmination of a seven-part series where moms of preschool-aged children explored how to refine their relationships with their families, friends, community…and themselves.

Centennial Challah Bake BT community members of all ages expressed 100 measures of gratitude at a special Centennial Challah Bake. Morah Faigie Friedman and Dr. Zipora Schorr shared their expert techniques and challah baking inspiration.

Yom HaAtzma’ut BT community members of all ages davened, sang, danced, blew bubbles, roasted marshmallows and ate shawarma in honor of Israel’s 74th birthday at our Yom HaAtzma’ut Celebration.

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Reflections on Moldova: “Do Not Forget These People” By Rabbi Chai Posner Recently, Rabbi Chai Posner led a trip to Moldova along with eight other Beth Tfiloh community members. The group spent two and a half days with IsraAID, an incredible Israeli organization which goes all over the world bringing disaster relief in times of crisis. Though many groups have been going to Poland, IsraAID chose to work in Moldova, Ukraine’s smallest and poorest neighboring country, because they found a great need for help, especially at the border. He shares some reflections from the trip here.

he two-and-a-half-hour drive back to Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, gave me plenty of time to talk to Ethan Schwartz, the communications and marketing director for IsraAID. We were returning from Palanca, a small village at the easternmost part of Moldova. We had just visited the border crossing from Ukraine into Moldova there and seen the tent that IsraAid set up with toys for kids and charging stations for their moms. I asked Ethan many questions, and he patiently took the time to answer all of them in his softspoken and thoughtful manner. This time I asked him what he thought was the most important message for us to bring back to Baltimore. He didn’t hesitate with his answer.

IsraAID doesn’t just drop into disaster areas and then leave. Instead, they work with the local population, to bring Israeli knowhow to people when they need it most. Over the course of two and a half days, the eight other members of our Beth Tfiloh delegation, and I, saw the work IsraAID does, and the people their work is helping. Moldova is the smallest and poorest country in Europe, but they have welcomed the fleeing Ukranian people with open arms. More than 400,000 Ukrainians have come into Moldova, and 80% of them stayed in people’s private homes. They have taken in the most Ukrainian refugees per capita, of any country. Children’s

“Tell them not to forget about these people. Even if the war were to end today, the lives of the people it has affected will take years to rebuild. And they will continue to need our support, even after the news cameras leave.” Ethan went on to explain to me that IsraAid was making plans to stay in Moldova for three to five years. In the years ahead, they would continue to train, support, and equip the Moldovan people and the Ukrainian refugees they had taken in with the tools needed to overcome the trauma they all experienced. From health and medical aid to clean water and hygiene, from educational centers to mental health and psychological support, The speaker runs a safe place for Ukrainian and Moldovan kids for 12 hours a day.

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educational and recreational centers have opened their doors. Teachers are working double shifts. Local residents have donated, collected and distributed food, supplies, clothing and shoes. The kindness of these people is inspirational. One woman told us that the Israelis and the Jews were some of the first to show up to help early on. That was one of the proudest Jewish moments of my life. We met with US Ambassador to Moldova Kent Logsdon, and brought him the message that Jewish Americans from Baltimore care about these refugees. They may speak a different language, practice a different religion and eat different foods, but we share the same divine image in which we were all created.

Ukrainian child in Moldova receiving gifts from the Beth Tfiloh group.

I am grateful to Ari Mittleman, who first suggested this trip and did so much of the legwork to make it happen. Ari’s ability to form connections with all kinds of people is remarkable. Our group of nine Jews from the United States on a solidarity mission for refugees from Ukraine – mostly Christians – were graciously hosted in a hotel in Moldova, which is owned and run by Ari’s friend, Fatih Bora, a Turkish Muslim. That’s enough to give you hope! I am inspired that in addition to Ari, seven other BT men and women dropped what they were doing, paid their own airfare, and joined us on this trip. We felt that this moment of the biggest humanitarian crisis in Ukraine since World War II, was a moment in which we had to act.

Beth Tfiloh group with Moldovan officials.

This was one of my proudest Beth Tfiloh moments. We came back asking ourselves how we could respond to Ethan’s challenge not to forget the long-term needs of those affected by this war. That is work that lies ahead. We welcome you to join us. You can support IsraAID’s vital efforts by donating online at IsraAID.org.

This dilapidated apartment building was converted into temporary housing for refugees. IsraAID took part of the building and built a playroom so moms can get a little space and breathing room.

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REJUVINATE THIS SUMMER WITH BT! By Talia Jordan, Director of Programming and Engagement There’s something special about summer that invites you to take a break, unwind, and refuel, whether at BBQs, beaches, or poolside. At BT, we’re bringing the same rejuvenating energy to our summer programming! Preschool moms can carve out some “me time” in our Moms and Midrash summer series, hosted in the backyards of some of our staff and members on topics such as self-care and rabbinic romance. Men can also enjoy the fun (and delicious Dougies BBQ!) at our monthly Learning & L’Chaims, kicking off this summer and co-sponsored by BT Men. Mercaz is offering a free BT in the AM mini-series this June, where participants can delve into the wisdom of Pirkei Avot with Chana Slaviticki and chat with Dr. Schorr about critical topics in the Jewish community. This summer will also feature a number of laid-back opportunities for our congregation to come together: at a Shabbat tisch, a playdate on the playground, or a drive-through to get a special treat. See below for complete details. In addition to upcoming events, look out for new opportunities to partner with us in planning and leading programming at BT. We want to work together with you to create Jewish experiences that are authentic, inspiring, and relevant to your lives and your input is the best way we can do that. Looking forward to an amazing summer together! Talia

MOMS & MIDRASH: SUMMER SERIES Carve some meaningful “me time” out of your busy schedule this summer! Engage in reflective Torah study with fellow moms of preschool kids and Chana Slavaticki on topics related to spirituality and personal growth. Tuesday, July 12, 8 pm: Scented Candles & Self-Care Make your own candle while discussing the role of self-care in Jewish life with Shani Shefler. Hosted at the home of Shani Shefler. Tuesday, August 9, 8 pm: Rabbinic Romance Explore the holiday of Tu B’Av and romantic moments in Talmud. Hosted at the home of Talia Jordan. RSVP required at bethtfiloh.com/momsandmidrash. Contact mercaz@btfiloh.org or 410-413-2321 for more information.

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LEARNING & L’CHAIMS WITH BT MEN Join BT clergy for a laid-back night of men’s learning, Dougies BBQ and plenty of l’chaims! Co-sponsored by BT Men. No registration necessary, just show up ready to learn, eat and drink. Thursday, July 14, 8 pm, home of Matan Shefler, 3312 Old Forest Road Thursday, August 11, 8 pm, home of Dan Schmerling, 7919 Starburst Drive

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Mazal Tov to Beth Tfiloh’s Extraordinary

Class of 2022!

We are so proud of our Class of 2022, whose members were accepted to the 75 colleges and universities and 22 Israel programs listed below, and awarded more than $3.5 million in merit scholarships. In a year of increased competition and lower acceptance rates nationwide, 100% of our seniors received an acceptance at a school of their choice. Additionally, 60% of our students who applied to University of Maryland, College Park, were accepted.

Gabriella Albaig Daniel Anapolsky Jacob Auerhan Ryan Barron Sarah Bean Maya Benhamou Riley Benkler Erin Brodsky Jake Case Allison Cohen Lauren Cohen

Gabriella Cohen Audrey Dansicker Maya Dennen Naama Epstein Rachel Ermine Benjamin Espeland Isaac First Ahron Frankel Ella Friner Mikel Garner Hannah Getz

Colleges and Universities The University of Alabama Alfred University American University Arizona State University-Tempe The University of Arizona Community College of Baltimore County Binghamton University Brandeis University Cal Poly Humboldt California State University-Channel Islands University of CaliforniaSanta Cruz University of Central Florida College of Charleston Coastal Carolina University University of Colorado Boulder Colorado State UniversityFort Collins University of Connecticut University of Delaware Dickinson College Drexel University Elon University

Aaron Gorbaty Alexis Hariri Gabriel Heyman Erela Imanoel Isabella Kazin Sophia Kontoff Ariella Kovacs Shira Kramer Nathan Leder Gabriella Lipira Jenna Lubliner

Emerson College Emory University Florida Atlantic University Florida State University University of Florida Franklin and Marshall College Frostburg State University George Mason University Goucher College Guilford College University of Hartford University of Hawaii-West Oahu Hofstra University Indiana University-Bloomington Ithaca College James Madison University Johnson & Wales University-Providence Kent State University at Kent Loyola University Maryland Lynn University University of MarylandBaltimore County University of MarylandCollege Park University of Massachusetts-Amherst Miami University, Oxford

Michigan State University Muhlenberg College University of North Florida Northeastern University (College of Arts, Media and Design) Nova Southeastern University Pace University, New York City Campus Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Main Campus University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus Rutgers University-New Brunswick Salisbury University San Diego State University Sonoma State University University of South Carolina-Columbia University of South FloridaMain Campus Stevenson University SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry The University of Tampa Temple University

Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School Learning together. For life.

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Jonah Meyers Gabrielle Moshkatal Aryeh Pasch Joseph Pasch Lillian Polakoff Sophia Polakoff Nathan Rakhamimov Garrett Rifkind Gideon Rone Emily Rosen Skylar Rosen

Jacob Schimmel Jonah Schneider Wyatt Sherman Phillip Shirkin Abraham Shuman Tal Singerman Miriam Soifer Tehilla Solomon Malia Taube Maya Taylor Shmuel Tenenbaum

Ohio State UniversityMain Campus Towson University Tulane University of Louisiana University of Oregon Virginia Commonwealth University Washington University in St Louis West Virginia University Whittier College Wilkes University University of Wisconsin-Madison Yeshiva University York College of Pennsylvania

Seminaries Shaalvim Midreshet Moriah Machon Maayan MTVA- Midreshet Torah V’avodah Midreshet Harova Meorot Tiferet Aish Gesher (women)

Justin Teveler Jacob Tusk Sarah Weiner Julia Willis Emuna Wohlberg Isabelle Ziman Jacob Ziv Eliora Zysman

Yeshivot Aish Gesher (men) Orayta Eretz Hatzvi YTVA- Yeshivat Torah V’avodah Torat Shraga Lev Hatorah Migdal Hatorah Mevaseret Ashreinu

Israel Programs Young Judaea Bar Ilan Aardvark Kol Ami Kivun

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SPOTLIGHT 2022 We were thrilled to be able to celebrate Spotlight in person for the first time since 2019! What a joy to welcome more than 1,300 in-person guests and 1,400 virtual guests watching the livestream, as we celebrated our legendary BT community, legendary rabbi, and legendary school with the legendary voice of Mandy Patinkin. We are so grateful to the more than 500 sponsors and supporters who contributed over $1.1 million to support Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School’s scholarship fund. Their generous support enables more than 50 percent of our students to receive a Beth Tfiloh education. This year would not have been possible without your support. You can view the list of our SPOTLIGHT 2022 sponsors below. A special thank you to our Spotlight co-chairs, Fran and Steve Pruce, and Holly and Steve Venick, as well as the entire Spotlight 2022 committee.

Royal Sponsors $50,000 and up Rosalie and Richard Alter in honor of Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg The Haron Dahan Foundation

Emerald Sponsors $10,000 and up Anonymous The Auster Family Sharon and Jacob Benus, Liba and Avi Benus ’94 and Family, Mia and Dr. Lee Blecher and Family

Isaac Samuel and Family, Anton and Tamara Samuel and Family, Joseph and Dodi Samuel ’98 and Family, Moty and Sharon ’01 Bar and Family

Roz and Marvin H. Weiner Family Foundation Diamond Sponsors $25,000 and up Pat and David Bernstein Susan and Steve Bond

Helene Siegel in honor of Rabbi Wohlberg

Anonymous (2) Wilma and Paul Alpert Elayne Berg Beth Tfiloh Alumni Association CCS Fundraising Curio Wellness Jessica and Michael Bronfein | Wendy and Jonathan Mogol Rebecca and Brad Raphael | David and Daniella Bronfein

Parent Association

Dr. Frona A. Brown and Family Reba and Arnold G. Cohen The Philip and Harriet Klein Foundation, Inc. Henry H. Lewis Contractors

The David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Foundation

Ruby Sponsors $5,000 and up

DLA Piper LLP (US) Jack Finkelstein and Frances Kessler Myra and William Z. Fox The Greenwald Family Jane Goldseker Marcia and Harry Hochman Hoffman and Co. | Robyn and Ed Hoffman | Yaakov Fader Cheri and David Hurwitz, Linda and Steve Hurwitz, Suzanne and Marc Hurwitz

Louise D. Macks and Morton J. Macks z”l, Genine Macks Fidler and Josh Fidler, Ellen and Lawrence Macks, Martha Macks-Kahn and Peter Kahn

Emily, Scott, Ryan ’18, and Shayna ’21 Levin in honor of Rabbi Wohlberg

Robin and Mark Neumann

Sarellen and Marshall Levine

Katz & Associates, P.A. Anna and Daniel Klein

The Messing Family Foundation MiCasa Title Group, LLC Eve and Mark Gheiler in Memory of Isaac Gheiler

Jerome G. and Annette S. Zimmerman Foundation Sapphire Sponsors $18,000 and up Phyllis and Leonard J. Attman Foundation and Family

The Natanzon and Taylor Families

The Penn-Carliner Family Andrew and Trish Pollak and Family Tsipi and Michael Renbaum The Silverstein Family Sylvia Tulkoff

Irene and Robert Russel and Family

The Family of Nelson and Phyllis Neuman Orthodontic Associates Dr. Jeffrey and Wendy Miller, Abby ’06 and Joshua ’06 Miller, Dr. Adam ’08 and Morah Jamee Miller, and Erin ’12 Miller

The Polakoff Family | Ellyn, Stephen, Dara ’05, Ben, Lilly ’22, Sophie ’22, and Asher ’24 Rosemary Gluck and Dr. Thomas Pozefsky Fran and Steve Pruce Quarry Orthodontics Dr. Michael and Ora Noorani, Ami ’24 , Lila ’25 and Aaron ’28 Noorani

Rochlin, Settleman & Dobres, P.A. David and Leslie Goldstein and Sheldon and Sandy Dobres

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The Rosenblatt Group Sam Rosenblatt, Mortgage Planner Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP

Gary and Jill Eidelman | Jonathan and Jayne Havens | Matthew and Elissa Kohel | Howard and Linda Miller | Jon and Julie Singer

Peggy and Ben Schapiro Schoenfeld Insurance Associates, Inc. Judy and Rick Morrison, Phyllis and Harvey Shankman

Stacy and Louis Schwartz Beth J. Kaplan and Bruce, Henry ’11, and Seth ’15 Sholk Smash Productions | David Goldstein ’06 Gilbert L. and Ruth Solomon Beth Tfiloh Community School Endowment Lyn and Freddie Traub, Mitchell ’14, Kelsey ’16, and Ethan ’20 Truist Bank Holly and Steve Venick and children, Jordyn ’23, Hunter ’25 and Marley ’29 and Fram Monument Company Joseph and Debra Weinberg Family Foundation

Gold Sponsors $3,600 and up Anonymous (2) Azman Eye Care Donna and Irwin Azman – In honor of Rabbi Wohlberg

BDO USA Joel and Rosalyn Chazen, Steve Oliner, Daniel and Jodi Wahlberg

Becky, Josh, Jacob ’19 and Noah ’21 Brenner Joel Cohn, Jill Spector, Alex Cohn ’14, and Hannah Cohn ’16 Crossroads Dental Arts

Bronze Sponsors $1,200 and up Elizabeth and Eric Brown | Defender One Security Jon and Jen Krieger | Jodi and Colin Fleisher Carole and Ronald Fradkin | Stacey and Randy Getz and Family | Nicole, Sidney, Ethan ’21, Paige ’23, and Ella ’27 Glick | Amy and Albert Harris in honor of Rabbi Wohlberg | Margie and Lowell Herman Shelly and Jeff Hettleman | IntelliComp Technologies | Arik, Elite, Eden ’14, Adee ’15, and Amit Jakob Nancy and Joseph, Aaron, Joshua, Shannon, Simon and Jordan Kowitz | Manuel and Jeanie Lazerov Roslyn A. Mazer and David A. Holzworth | Judy and Judah Minkove | Ruth and David Naftaly Ricka Neuman and Ted Niederman | Seth and Laurie Okin | OrthoMaryland | Mitch and Janice Posner Carol and Allan Pristoop | Marilyn and Josef Rosenblatt | Saul Roskes | Jeff, Cindy, Maya and Jake Schreiber Sol Levinson and Bros., Inc. | Ellen M. Heller and Shale D. Stiller | Diane and Nathan Torn Pamela and Neil Weissman

Joanne Block Rief

Debbie and Marty Disney, Sarah, Adina ’08, Jordan ’09, Josh ’12, Aleah ’15 In honor of Rabbi Wohlberg Shelley and James Gitomer Steven Goldberg Elliott Gorbaty Gordon Feinblatt LLC Ned Himmelrich, Searle Mitnick and Abba David Poliakoff Abraham and Berly Hershkovitz Mrs. Alan J. Karlin Shelley and Robert Kaye Pearlstone Family Foundation Randallstown Synagogue Center Samuelson’s Diamonds and Estate Buyers Celebrating 100 Years in Business

Lois Sigman | Christine and David Sigman Strategic Factory R. A. Walton and Co. Inc. Dr. Edward and Faith Wolf

Media Sponsors

PHILANTHROPY & GIVING The following are contributions made from March 22–May 16, 2022 RAY NACHLAS BECKER SCHOLARSHIP FUND

In honor of: Rabbi Posner on his installation as senior rabbi, by Jacqueline Becker In observance of the yahrzeit of: Ray N. Becker and Walter Becker, by Jacqueline Becker BETH TFILOH DAHAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

In honor of: Rabbi Dr. Eli Yoggev and Phaygi Chinn on their engagement, by Ruth Silber, Leslie Miller and Adam Rosen and family, and Steven Goldberg • Eliana Swarz on her Bat Mitzvah, by Michah, Davina and Rebecca Kleid • Eve Kresin Steinberg, by Sherry and Doron Steger • Cherie Brownstein and Morah Friedman, by Sally Goldstein • Hersh Pachino on his special birthday, by Roz Shenker • Fran and Steve Pruce, by Nancy Rosenberg • Dr. Zipora Schorr, by Leonard Gerstein In memory of: Isaac Gheiler, by Ron Belman • Eleanor Ochfeld, by Katelyn and Matt Levinson, Eileen and Paul Feldman, Bob, Vanessa and Leah Clerman, Patsy and Larry Taubman, Melissa and Adam Eisner, Judy and Steve Fader, Barry Levin • Rolf Lanzkron, by Sophie Salzberg

CHARLES CRANE AND HOWARD S. BROWN EDUCATION FUND

We appreciate the anonymous donation made to this fund.

granddaughter, Talia Dlott, by Ruthie and David Carliner • Adrian Dobs and Marty Auster on the birth of their grandson, Nathaniel Friedman

SHELLYE AND STEVE GILDEN FAMILY PROGRAMMING FUND

RABBI POSNER DISCRETIONARY FUND

In honor of: Dr. Zipora Schorr, by Ron Muroff

In honor of: Rabbi Posner on his installation as senior rabbi, by Shira and Avi Gerstenblith, Ruth and David Naftaly and Steven Goldberg • Marlene and Stuart Aiken on the baby naming of their granddaughter, Johanna Keilson, by Stephen Zemel

DAVID AND JUDY JACOBSON HOLIDAY PROGRAMMING FUND

DR. SANDRA ROSENBLATT SCHOLARSHIP FUND

In honor of: Rabbi Wohlberg, by Shellye and Steve Gilden ALLISON HEYDEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND

In honor of: Aliyah to the Torah, by Benjamin Sagel • BT Centennial Celebration, by Marvin Goldberg In memory of: Eleanor Ochfeld, by Sandy and Tobey Schreiber HONORABLE ALAN J. KARLIN CHATAN TORAH FUND

In honor of: June Karlin on her new home, by Carole and Ron Fradkin, Phyllis Baum and Sally Ring STANLEY Z. PENN MEMORIAL LECTURE FUND

In honor of: Debbie and Mark Holzman on the birth of their grandson, by Ruthie and David Carliner • Helene and Robert Riederman on the birth of their

In memory of: Dr. Sandra Rosenblatt, by Ellen and Joseph H. Miller, MD, Penny Bank, Marcella Roenneburg, Donna and Stephen King, Sheila and Melvin Mirow, Shelley and Sheldon Goldseker, Karen and Bill Glazer, Nadine Weinstein, Liz Sherman, Audrey Polt, Marilyn and Harvey Holzman, Irene and Robert Russel, Debbie and Henry Tyrangiel, Maria and Chet Andrzejewski, Nancy and David Posner, Cosette Singletary, Susan Bratten Capute, Dee and Lewis Noonberg, Berman McAleer Foundation, Bonnie and Macy Kavalsky, Edward Tolzman Jr., Marilyn Olson, Sally and Guy Maseritz, Lois H. Halpert, Murray Resnick, Wendy and Marc Elover, Kim Schroen, Claire and Howard Freeland, Zelda and Clifford Rachbach, Jake Bryan, Mark McNicholas, Naz Bishekova, Caren and Bruce Hoffberger, Herbert Gendason, Robert Spies, Leslie Miller and

BETH TFILOH CONGREGATION GENERAL FUND

In honor of: Captain Steve Germac, by Joseph Schwartzstein • Eugene Lipman, by Harvey Strauss • Hersh Pachino on his special birthday, by Frieda Getlan In memory of: Eleanor Ochfeld, by the Kirsch family • Norman Polovoy, by Marianne and Larry Hornstein • Isaac Gheiler, by Betsy and David Katz, Julie and Avi Tasher PAUL BURMAN HOSPITALITY FUND

Summer Fun is on Its Way! Limited spots are still available in some age groups. Call 410-517-3451 or visit BTCamps.org now!

In honor of: Abe Adler on his special birthday, by Sharon and David Green In honor of: Ellis Caplan, by Jane Weiss

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Adam Rosen, Nancy and Bob Silverberg, Joe Gallagher, Jennifer Mantai, Genia, Rachel, Anita and Barry Bercovitz, Steve Grossman, Heather Jenkins, Lauren and Reeve Cononi, Kristen Martin, Morris and Fanny Segall, Esther and Brian Finglass, Christina Teal, Howard Schloss, Helene Levi, Amy Richards, Mark Gheiler, Performance Experts, Heather Schloss Kapson, Peggy and Howard Levinton, Deborah Schloss, Sylvia Tulkoff, Shulamith and Gerry Erenberg, Marilyn and Doug Butters • Elaine Bormel, by Randee Greenwald JENNIFER AND MICHAEL SACHS CAMP FUND

In honor of: Frances Kessler, by Michael Kessler RACHELLE SILVERSTEIN SCHOLARSHIP FUND

In memory of: Dr. Sandra Rosenblatt, by Ronnie Silverstein • Harriett Lerner, by Ronnie Silverstein SISTERHOOD GIFT FUND

In memory of: Carl Werner, by Rosanne and Keith Ehrlich YAD B’YAD FUND

In honor of: Dr. Zipora Schorr, by Ruth Silber • Ariyel Ehrlich’s birthday, by Whitney Ehrlich • Dana Fleisher on her Bat Mitzvah, by Diane and Larry Seegull YAHRZEIT DONATIONS Nancy Winner Asch, by Karen Glazer • Freda Baltimore, by Norman Dubois • Dorothy Berman, by Bonnie Berman • Stanley Bond, by Steve Bond • Joseph Chikvashvili, by David Chikvashvili • Alan Cohen, by Norman Dubois Sadye Eberlin, by Irvin Eberlin, Cheryl Rosenfeld • Herman Engel, by Rita Sollod Gilbert Feinberg, by Melissa Eisner • Paul Ferguson, by Sonya Setren • Riki Finci, by Sonya Setren Joseph Finkelstein, by Jack Finkelstein • Phyllis H. Finkelstein, by Jack Finkelstein • Antonina Fishman, by Dr. Harvey Kasner • Bernard Freeman, by Reta Freeman • Mordechai Friedel, by Samuel Friedel • Joseph Friedman, by Sharon Maier • Jeanette Goldberg, by Steven Goldberg • Abraham Goodwich, by Kenneth Goodwich Sylvia Ruth Goodwich, by Kenneth Goodwich David Greenberg, by Rosalie Rapoport Herman Greenberg, by Rosalie Rapoport Helen D. Haas, by Maureen Davidson • Eleanor Lurie Harris, by Janice Bolten • Joseph Harris, by Janice Bolten • Sheindal Kasner, by Dr. Harvey Kasner • Shirley Kowitz, by Ervin Kowitz, Joseph Kowitz • Ladislao Krausz, by Rosemary Gluck

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Morton J. Macks, by Louise D. Macks • Hertha Mansbach, by Irene Russel • Sydney Miller, by Phyllis Brash • Betty Mofsovitz, by Jerry Moffet Marlan H. Needel, by Deborah Needel Bernfeld Marlene “Cookie” Parish, by Sherri Sweren Louis Press, by Carol Press Pristoop • Leonid Raikhels, by David Chikvashvili • Ida Reisman, by Reta Freeman • Gertrude B. Robinson, by Joan R. Friedel, Marlyn R. Seidman • Mark Rosenfeld, by Cheryl Rosenfeld and children David Rozenel, by Sam Rozenel • Roy Sager, by Mindy Dickler • Herbert Sandler, by Alan Sandler • Mary Kathleen “Kitty” Sandler, by Alan Sandler • Lucille • Schenker, by Wendy Epstein • Sarah Schenker, by Wendy Epstein • Selina Schoenfeldt, by Marilyn Rosenblatt • Joseph Max Schwartz,

by Louis Schwartz • Rose Schwartz, by Jerry D. Moffet • Manus B. Sellman, by Betty Caplan Rebecca M. Silbert, by Brenda S. Nudelman Gerald M. Silverman, by Iris Silverman • Harry Stark, by Larry Hornstein • Corinne Vineberg, by Layne & Sherri Herman & children • Sidney Weiner, by Anna Katcoff • Beatrice Winter, by Dr. Bruce Winter • Goldye Eggnatz Yudin, by Henne Y. Rapkin MEMORIAL PLAQUES Alan Getz Jeremiah S. Steinberger Jacqueline K. Spigel Isaac Gheiler

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Summer Bulletin 2022

Articles inside

Milestones

Philanthropy and Giving

Spotlight 2022: Thank You

Summer Programs

Reflections on Moldova by Rabbi Chai Posner

Shul Photo Gallery