Temple Topics: January - February 2017

January – February 2017

3 Tevet – 2 Adar 5777

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This Issue:

Dear Rabbi: Am I a Jew? Photos from Our Great Events ChaiVillageLA: New Member Services Prayer of the Month Special Musical Events!

Upcoming Events Shabbes Walks

The Behrendt Conversation Series

Take a Stroll and Add Some Relaxation to Your Shabbat Every Saturday

1:00 pm, Corwin Family Sanctuary Foyer At Temple Emanuel, we know the importance of setting aside down-time in order to regain energy for the new week.

What better way to enjoy Shabbat than a walk around the neighborhood? Join Rabbi Jonathan Aaron in this experience and add some relaxation to your Shabbat!

For more information, please email RabbiAaron@tebh.org.

Tot Shabbat Friday, January 6 & February 3 5:30 pm, Belle Chapel

Tots and their families can enjoy a fun and interactive service filled with songs, stories, and dancing. Our clergy lead your children through the Shabbat service, delighting them in the magic that comes with the day of rest.

"So Is Life" Camp Benefit Concert Enjoy Great Music and Help Send Kids to Summer Camp!

Sunday, January 8

Roven Family Shabbat Unplugged Celebrating Martin Luther King Day with the Urban Voices Project Friday, January 13 8:00 pm, Corwin Family Sanctuary

To honor Martin Luther King, Temple Emanuel and Urban Voices Project’s choir are collaborating to bring you an uplifting musical service. Conducted and founded by Leeav Sofer, Urban Voices Project brings the healing power of music directly to individuals disenfranchised by homelessness, mental health issues, and unemployment. For more information visit tebh.org/UrbanVoices.

5:00 pm, Corwin Family Sanctuary

Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills will be hosting a camp scholarship benefit concert entitled "So Is Life."

This incredible music experience features four highly acclaimed cantors and singers coming together for this fundraiser to benefit URJ Camp Newman, URJ 6 Points Academy, and NFTY. Donate to the camp experience, and get your tickets to the event.

Your contribution will go a long way in supporting the various camp programs that are offered, and provide children in the Southern California area with a Jewish summer camp experience.

Help a child have the summer of a lifetime. Purchase your tickets, and give toward camp scholarships online at tebh.org/CampMatters.

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Shabbat Spark

It’s 2017—Is it safe to be Jewish in America?

Thursday, February 2 7:00 pm, Location TBD

Anti-Semitism is on the rise across the political spectrum.

Join Dan Schnur of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at USC in conversation with leading anti-Semitism experts to understand how to effectively combat hate with the help of new, unexpected coalitions. For details, check your weekly Chailights email or contact Rabbi Bassin at RabbiBassin@tebh.org.

For more information on upcoming events in the Behrendt Conversation Series, visit tebh.org/Conversations.

Year of Love Class with Rabbi Sarah Bassin For the Love of God: Understanding Religious Extremism and How Religion Can Be Its Own Solution Four Part Series: Tuesdays, February 7, 14, 21 & 28

Friday, January 27

7:00 pm, Conference Room

Shabbat Spark is a family-oriented service featuring our TEBH rock band, amazing Soul Singers, Junior Cantors, and extraordinary Religious School students. The Spark service is about bringing a high-energy musical experience to the congregation.

Following the services is easy, as we project the prayers and songs onto the screen in the sanctuary. Set aside those prayer books for one evening and sing-along with the community. A community-wide dinner will follow the service. RSVP for the dinner today at tebh.org/SparkDinner.

RSVP to Events@tebh.org.

6:15 pm, Corwin Family Sanctuary

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Fanaticism in the name of religion has become a 21st century reality. How do religions that hold love as a central tenant become the conduit for violence and evil? In this class, we will explore the tension between violence and love in the sacred texts of multiple religions. We will examine the sociological factors that lead to the development of extremism.

Most importantly we will discuss “how to save religion from itself.” The class will include works by Jewish experts Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Rabbi Reuven Firestone, and Dr. Mark Jeurgensmeyer, author of Terror in the Mind of God.

Calendar of Services & Special Events Visit tebh.org/Calendar for our full schedule of events and programs.

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Friday, February 17

Tot Shabbat 5:30 pm, Belle Chapel Simply Shabbat 6:15 pm, Corwin Family Sanctuary

Simply Shabbat 6:15 pm, Corwin Family Sanctuary

Tot Shabbat 5:30 pm, Belle Chapel Simply Shabbat 6:15 pm, Corwin Family Sanctuary

Simply Shabbat 6:15 pm, Belle Chapel

Saturday, January 7 Expression of Soul 10:00 am, Belle Chapel Shabbat Morning @ Emanuel 10:00 am, Bess P. Maltz Center

Saturday, January 21 Expression of Soul Canceled Shabbat Morning @Emanuel 10:00 am, Bess P. Maltz Center

Friday, January 27

Friday, January 13

Shabbat Spark 6:15 pm, Corwin Family Sanctuary

Shabbat Unplugged – MLK 8:00 pm, Corwin Family Sanctuary

Saturday, January 28

Saturday, January 14 Expression of Soul 9:30 am, Belle Chapel Shabbat Morning @Emanuel 10:00 am, Bess P. Maltz Center

Expression of Soul 9:30 am, Belle Chapel Shabbat Morning @Emanuel 10:00 am, Bess P. Maltz Center

Dear Rabbi...

Rabbi, my father is Jewish and my mother is Christian, I went to religious school, had a bat-mitzvah, and my whole life I’ve had Shabbat dinner at home with my family and friends on Friday nights. Last week someone told me I wasn’t Jewish, is that true?

Sincerely, – Jew(ish)

Dear Jew(ish), The question about who passes Jewish status to children has changed throughout Jewish History. In the Hebrew Bible, Jewish descent was passed through the father. In the story of Jacob, it is clear that descent passed through him, and not through his four wives. And in Numbers 1 it says: "By their families, by their fathers' houses."

It wasn’t until the Rabbinic Period after the destruction of the Temple that only

Saturday, February 18 Expression of Soul 9:30 am, Belle Chapel Shabbat Morning @Emanuel 10:00 am, Bess P. Maltz Center

Saturday, February 4 Expression of Soul 9:30 am, Belle Chapel Shabbat Morning @Emanuel 10:00 am, Bess P. Maltz Center

Friday, February 24

Friday, February 10

Simply Shabbat 6:15 pm, Belle Chapel

Vesper Service 5:30pm, Belle Chapel

Saturday, February 25 Expression of Soul 9:30 am, Belle Chapel0 Shabbat Morning @Emanuel 10:00 am, Bess P. Maltz Center Metivta Chant Service 10:30 am, Belle Chapel

Saturday, February 11 Expression of Soul 9:30 am, Belle Chapel Shabbat Morning @Emanuel 10:00 am, Bess P. Maltz Center

This new feature has our rabbis answering your questions in each issue of Temple Topics matrilineal descent determined whether you were Jewish. But curiously, when the rabbis expound upon this in the Mishnah, patrilineal descent is responsible for the tribe to which you belong (Priest, Levite, Judean, etc). It is unclear why this change took place, although some speculate that when the people of Israel were dispersed, it was easier to verify if the mother was Jewish.

your life. I believe that we should be proud of the Reform movement for understanding the modern world, and doing what was right.

– Rabbi Jonathan Aaron

In 1983, the Reform Rabbinate, led by then President of the Reform movement, Alexander Schindler, put forth a resolution stating that when ONE parent is Jewish, whether the mother OR father, their offspring is Jewish.

So in your case, since you were brought up Jewish, and identify as a Jewish person, and one of your parents was Jewish, you are Jewish. In Reform Judaism, which parent is Jewish is not as important as learning about, participating in, and making the rituals and traditions of Jewish life a part of

Submit your questions to DearRabbi@tebh.org

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Our Temple Family Condolences to…

Mazel Tov to...

Veronica Abney and family, on the passing of her sister, Gwen E. Abney Barry and Sue Brucker and family, on the passing of his mother, Rita Brucker Richard, Lindsey, and Owen Brucker, on the passing of his grandmother, Rita Brucker Annie, Ben, and Sabrina Caspi, on the passing of her grandmother, Rita Brucker Dana Coonen-Lee and family, on the passing of her father, Marshall Albert Appel Irvin Grant and family on the passing of his sister, Sylvia Feldman Daryn and David Herman and family, on the passing of her father, Steven Grossbart Lauren and Josh Krapf, on the passing of her grandmother, Rita Brucker Davina Massey and family, on the passing of her husband, Ed Massey Tommy and Amy Millstone, on the passing of his grandmother, Rita Brucker Sheryl and Jonathan Sokoloff and family, on the passing on her father, Edgar Gross Ari and Johanna Susal and family, on the passing of his father, Dr. Alan Susal

Robin and Kevin Comstock, on the birth of their daughter, Molly Rose Comstock, and Terry and Neal Teplin, on the birth of their grandaughter Briana and Lee Dreyfus, in honor of their marriage Talia Hassid and Liran Machlouf, in honor of their marriage Michelle Meshman and Paul Frank, in honor of their marriage Lisa and Ronen Mintz, on the birth of their son, Noah Mintz Sophie and Michael Shabtai, on the birth of their daughter Liel Valentina Shabtai Jodi Shapiro and Dr. Samuel Friedman, on the birth of their daughter Daisy Fay Friedman Jennifer and Matthew Steinberg, on the marriage of their daughter Lauren to Evans Wittenberg

Welcome to our New Members Emily Anton and David Akhavan Kyler Conn Sergio Kopelev Haruna and Aaron Anshin

ChaiVillageLA

Mazel Tov to Our B'nai Mitzvah Caleb Mann – January 14, 2017 "There may be people who have more talent than you, but there's no excuse for anyone to work harder than you do."

– Derek Jeter

Oliver Mann – January 14, 2017 "Some want it to happen.

Some people wish it would happen. Other people make it happen."

– Michael Jordan

Sienna Wolfe – January 21, 2017 “Live life to its fullest.. because you only live once!”

– Unknown

Hannah Corwin – February 11, 2017 Lighthouses don’t go running all over an island looking for boats to save; they just stand there shining.

– Anne Lamott

ChaiVillageLA is rolling out Member Services in early 2017!

Over 60 of our Village member volunteers have been trained to provide these services to other members of the ChaiVillageLA community:

Meals Errands

Call Buddies Friendly Visits Pet Care Website Tech Support Small Home Repairs

Member Services allow Village members to stay socially active and living at home, while also giving our member volunteers a chance to do good deeds out in the community.

Interested in volunteering? Know a temple member who could use these services?

Join our caring neighbors-helping-neighbors village!

Contact ChaiVillageLA Director, Devorah Servi, at 310-592-0321 or Devorah@tebh.org

Visit tebh.org/Join to learn about membership.

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Cantor Lizzie Weiss Installation

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Musical Artist in Residence Josh Goldberg's "ONE" Album Release Party

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YoPro's Light and Laughter

8-10 Hanukkah Bash and Craft Workshop, with Musical Artist Michelle Citrin Live in Concert 5

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TEBH Leadership

Board of Directors Officers

Clergy Jonathan Aaron Sarah Bassin Lizzie Weiss Laura Geller

Barry Brucker Myra Lurie Farhad Novian Mark Schwartz Kristin Jameson Bonnie Nissenbaum Eric Muhlheim Dr. Elisa Newman White

Senior Rabbi Associate Rabbi Cantor Rabbi Emerita

Senior Staff Eric G. Reiter Julie Macht Stacy Kesner, M.A. Alex Kojfman Rachel Waltuch

Directors – Committee Chairs

Executive Director Director of Development Early Childhood Center Director Director of Communications: Religious School & Family Center Director

Contributions General Fund In memory of Rita Brucker, from Pamela and David Bennett Rita Brucker, from Leah Bishop and Gary Yale Rita Brucker, from Les Bronte and family Rita Brucker, from Michele and Alan Kaye Rita Brucker, from Lauren and Eric Muhlheim David Isaacs, from Renee and Harold Brook Rabbi Aaron’s Discretionary Fund In honor of Rabbi Aaron’s installation as Senior Rabbi From Anne and David Bell From Renee and Harold Brook From Ellyn and Erik Lerner From Radell Simon From Hannah and Michael Wecker In honor of The birth and brit milah of Owen Brucker, from Richard and Lindsey Brucker In memory of Rita Brucker, from Les Bronte and family With prayers for a speedy recovery for David Gingold, from Lauren Sax and family Rabbi Bassin’s Discretionary Fund In appreciation For speaking at the 40th annual Catholic-Jewish Women’s Conference In honor of The birth and brit milah of Owen Brucker, from Richard and Lindsey Brucker The wedding of Lee and Briana Dreyfus The wedding of Paul Frank and Michelle Meshman Cantor Weiss’s Discretionary Fund In honor of The birth and brit milah of Owen Brucker, from Richard and Lindsey Brucker The wedding of Paul Frank and Michelle Meshman In honor of Cantor Weiss’ installation From Kelly and Michael Bluman From Allison and Tom Levyn From Lilly and David Lewis and family From Leslie and Justin Wheatley

President Executive Vice President VP Legal Affairs VP Development & Secretary VP Governance & Operations VP Marketing Treasurer Past President

Brian Weinberg Diane Vanette Scott Stone Tony Storm Lewis Rudzki John Adler Harold Brook

Chairperson – Endowment Chairperson – Programming & Adult Education Chairperson – Facilities Chairperson – Religious School Chairperson – Human Resources Bunni Fischer Julian Javor

Rabbi Geller’s Discretionary Fund In honor of The birth and brit milah of Owen Brucker, from Richard and Lindsey Brucker The marriage of Lauren to Evans Wittenberg, from Jennifer and Matthew Steinberg In memory of Mel Feuer and Steven Feuer, from Mike and Gail Feuer Mel Feuer and Steven Feuer, from Stella Feuer David Isaacs, from Ellen Isaacs and family Charlotte Ukra, from Mark Ukra and Tara MacMahon With prayers for a speedy recovery for Richard Siegel From Renee and Harold Brook From Marcia and Dick Schulman Shabbat Morning @Emanuel Fund In honor of The birth of Daisy Fay Friedman, from Jodi Shapiro and Dr. Samuel Friedman Temple Emanuel Religious School General Fund In appreciation From John and Jamie Adler Yahrzeit Fund Maria Adeff, from Nison and Elisa Adeff B. Patricia Afriat, from Susan Afriat Hilda Allen, from Jeffrey and Belinda Pop and family Sylvia Barenfeld, from Frances and Lester Boxer Sylvia Barenfeld, from Patty, Larry, Greg and Jeff Goodman Zalman Bastomsky, from Benjamin and Helene Boston Lillian Beckenfeld, from Harvey and Linda Monastirsky Dara Becker, from Rona H. Becker Beverly Burke, from Rick and Adele Lander Burke Ruth Camins, from Diane Camins Siegel Eliezer Chammou, from Shoshana Chammou Michael Chirtin, from Bobbe and Al Sapper Arnold Degen, from Esther Degen Albert Dorn, from Joy Brook Hedy and Josef Gerstl, from Judy Kandel Ruth Schanzer Gilman, from Lisa Gilman and Orven Schanzer Louis Goodman, from Larry, Patty, Greg and Jeff Goodman Nathan I. Harris, from June Goodman and family Ann Bachner Hirsch, from Samuel Bachner Paul Hirsch, M.D J.D, from Harriette Hirsch

Jackie Kassorla Nancy Lee

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Jennifer Stempel Jeffrey Wolf

Sarah Hirsch, from Harriette Hirsch Marvin Holland, from Roberta Holland Gertrude Jackson, from Susan Jackson and Ken Dreshfield Jerome S. Jaffe, from Sunnye and Richard Tuch and family Dorothy Jesser, from Rose Norton Rose Kabrins, from Judy and Ron Kabrins Blanche Kahn, from Judy and Ron Kabrins Henry Kaplan, from Rose B. Kaplan Henry Kaplan, from Susan L. Kaplan Rose Kaplan, from Bonnie and Ronald Fein Rose May Kaplan, from Terri, Adam and Michael Kaplan William Katzenstein, from Andrew Katzenstein Rabbi Berthold Kleinberg, from Constance Bennett Ralph Kopelove, from Bob Siegel Rhonda Kreeger, from Muriel Kreeger and family Pauline Lazner, from Doris and Harold Lazner Herbert Lieberman, from Rabbi Beth Lieberman and Steve Landau Ben Luffman, from Esther Elfenbaum Dora Mintz, from Mitzi Costin Marvin Mintz, from Mitzi Costin Aaron Nislick, from Marty Nislick Albert Okuneff, from Alissa and Warren Roston Donald Reynolds, from Jeanne Marks and family Morris Ring, from Diane Ellman Ring Richard W. Rowan, from Melanie, Barry, Jake and Daniel Landsberg Phil Rudnick, from Arleen Bachner Anna Sacks, from Pearl Councelbaum Laura Schanzer, from Orven Schanzer and Lisa Gilman Ernest Schnesel, from Frann Lefkowitz and family Earl Sheffer, from Hinda Lee Sheffer Moshe (Morris) Sternlight, from Helen Starlight, Natalie Fabe Ubias, and Naomi Lisa Fabe Esther Swerdloff, from Elisa and Nison Adeff Alice E. Tennyson, from Lee and Eddie Tishkoff Vivian Toplitzky, from Holly and Ron Toplitzky Gertrude Wallen, from Martin Wallen Ed Wecker, from the Wecker family Alfred Weisberg, from Ruth Weisberg Charles Harvey Weisberg, from the William Weisberg family Bernard Weissberg, from Max and Diane Weissberg Abraham Weltman, from Marilyn Weltman-Wizenberg and family Rachel Weltman, from Marilyn Weltman-Wizenberg and family Ethel Wizenberg, from Howard Wizenberg and family

Visit tebh.org/Support-Us to learn about ways to support our Temple.

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Lilly Lewis Dr. Jack Quinn

Pillar Members Angel

Kobor Family Sheryl & Jon Sokoloff

Tzadikim

Kathy & Tommy & Julian Javor Marcie & Howard Zelikow

L’dor V’dor

Nadine & Harold Davidson Barbara Coyne & Jeffrey Hendel Marilyn & Jeffrey Katzenberg Helene & Arthur (z"l) Laub Shana & Don Passman Sylvia Price Stephanie Haymes Roven & Charles Roven Kate Capshaw & Steven Spielberg

Sustaining

Anonymous Lili & Jon Bosse Sue & Barry Brucker Toni & Bruce Corwin Myra Lurie & David Goldman Blanche Howard Abby & Alan Levy Julie & Ken Moelis Cathy & Steve Needleman Belinda & Jeff Pop Marcia & Dick Schulman Ron & Shelley Singer Laurie Goodman & Don Spetner

Double Chai Renee & Harold Brook Jay Glazer Bonnie & Bernie Goler Fran & Don Kates Janice White & Gene Krieger (z"l) Marcia & Ron Levenson Pearle Rae & Mark Levey Lilly & David Lewis Anne & Harold Mills Farhad Novian Jill & Dennis Roach Brian Rosenstein Lisa & Mark Schwartz Abraham Stein Bunny & Jerry (z"l) Steinbaum Elisa Newman-White, M.D. & Andrew White

Chai

Isa & Bill Aron Denise & Terry Avchen Arleen & Sam Bachner Lynda Barrad Cynthia & Neal Baseman Roberta & Elliot Berkowitz Alberta Stahl Bilson Jan & Alan Block Barbara & Morton Bowman Ronda & Stanley Breitbard Deborah & Gabriel Brener Barbara Bruser & Richard Clark Mitzi Costin Iris & Gordon Cutler Brad Donenfeld Allison & Michael Druyanoff Rita & Izzy Eichenstein Lorraine & Jerry Factor Jane & Max Factor III Bonnie & Ronald Fein

Prayer of the Month A New Year is upon us. As Jews, we are lucky to have two opportunities to celebrate new beginnings. In October we “begin again” with our celebration of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah.

In January we celebrate the secular New Year. Of course, there are traditions that have become mainstream, like rejoining the gym or starting therapy. But you might not know that Judaism always strives to acknowledge new beginnings.

This month, I want to highlight a prayer called “Birkat Hachodesh,” the blessing of the new month.

In ancient times when there were no clocks to show how time passed, the

Jessica & Ben Feingold Bunni & Murray Fischer Elayne Garber & John Forbess Leslie & Clifford Gilbert-Lurie Milton Golden (z"l) Linda & Gary Goldfein Patty & Larry Goodman Andie & Larry Harrow Roberta Holland Kristin & John Jameson Judy & Ron Kabrins Aviva & Aric Kadosh Gloria Kaplan Terri & Michael Kaplan Vickie & Fred Kaplan Judy Karlan Ruth Karp Shirley Karton Jackie Kassorla Joyce & Harvey Kates Michelle & Alan Kaye Sue & Bob Kazdan Linda & Ross Kemper Lauren & Richard King Barbara & Stuart Klabin Char & Sandy Kornblum Joyce Krawll Nancy & John Lee Amy Cohen & Sid Levinson Pamela Skaist Levy & Jefery Levy Rochelle & Richard Maize Jeanne & Leonard Marks Stacey Mickell Jody Minsky Lauren & Eric Muhlheim Janet & Mark Noah Corinne Auge & Laurent Opman Nancy & Stephen Paul Kathleen & Larry Paul Vicki Reynolds & Murray Pepper Ondania & David Pick Alys Pollet

Elizabeth & William Quicksilver Jack Quinn Cathy Costin & Mitch Reback Carol & Jerry Redston Claudia & Bruce Resnikoff Ronda & Fred Rose Sally & Ron Rosenblatt Alissa & Warren Roston Lois Roston (z"l) & Ellsworth Roston (z"l) Mary & Robb Rothman Paula & Allan Rudnick Louise & Robert Schwab Karen Breslow & Bobby Schwartz Diane Vanette & Sander Schwartz Marla & Richard Seff Leslie & Scott Shlecter Phyllis Shlecter Hope Stevens & Peter Siegel Marilyn & Edgar Simon Linda Smith Terri & Michael Smooke Annika & Abe Somer Lisa & Adam Stoll Lorrie & John Stone Rachel & Tony Storm Susan & Peter Strauss Holly & Ronald Toplitzky Sunnye & Richard Tuch Wendy & Bryan Turner Cathy & Len Unger Halina Wachtel Sheila & William Wasserman Karen & Sandy Weiner Barbara and Harold (z”l) Weinstock Estelle Weisberg Susan Resnick West & David West Penny & Bob White Joan Cohen Wilson & Chuck Wilson Marilyn Weltman Wizenberg & Howard Wizenberg Leah Bishop & Gary Yale

with Cantor Lizzie Weiss

rabbis recognized the importance of marking time, and so each month, they would watch for the new moon and once they were sure of its appearance, they would announce the occasion to their communities. This very practical ritual holds deep spiritual meaning.

“Grant Us a long life – a life of peace, a life of goodness, a life of blessing, a life of sustenance, a life of bodily vigor, a life in which there is fear of heaven and fear of sin…. A life of prosperity and honor, a life in which there will be love of Torah and fear of heaven, a life in which will be fulfilled the wishes of our hearts for goodness."

My blessing for each of you is that you take a moment this year to recognize that time always flies, but that you have the ability to stop for a moment, recognize your blessings, and reflect upon your wishes for a new beginning.

May God renew this New Year for you and your families.

“A life of peace, a life of happiness and rejoicing and for deliverance and for consolation. And let us say, Amen.”

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