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Shabbat, August 24 and 25, 2018 / 14 Elul 5778
Parashat Ki Teitsei
תחש�כי; הא�יכי -ה�חיבי מקום אהל, ו�י�יעות מש�כנותי� י�טו, אל מית�י�, ו�יתדתי� חזקי:
“Enlarge the site of your tent; Extend the size of your dwelling, Do not stint! Lengthen the ropes, and drive the pegs firm.” (Isaiah 54:2)
—Haftarah for Parashat Ki Teitsei
SHABBAT PROGRAM SHABBAT PROGRAM
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Welcome to CBST! וק עם ברוכים וברוכות הבאים לקהילת בית שמחת תורה! קהילת בית שמחת תורה מקיימת קשר רב שנים ועמ
ישראל, עם הבית הפתוח בירושלים לגאווה ולסובלנות ועם הקהילה הגאה בישראל.ן לגלות יהדות ליבראלית גם בישראל!\אנחנו מזמינים אתכם
ם בפלאיירים בכניסה. \ן לחגוג את סיפור החיים שלכן\מצאו את המידע על קהילות רפורמיות המזמינות אתכם ועה סתת לפרטים נוספים ניתן לפנות לרב נ
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AUGUST 24, 2018 / 14 ELUL 5778 PARASHAT KI TEITSEI
OPENING PRAYERS AND MEDITATIONS הכנת הלבProgram �ח ת י ב שוי� ק ו�ז Yitchazeik V’Yashuv Benjie-Ellen Schiller (Born 1958)*
*Shabbat Hamalkah Pinchas Minkowsky (1859-1924) ש�בת המלכה 31 *Candle Blessings Abraham Wolf Binder (1895-1967) הדלקת נרות ש�ל ש�בת 38 *Shalom Aleichem Israel Goldfarb (1879-1956) ליכםש�לום ע 40
KABBALAT SHABBAT / WELCOMING SHABBAT קבלת ש�בת *L’chu N’ran’nah (Psalm 95) Abayudaya Ugandan (תהלים צה) לכו נ�ננה 52 *Shiru Ladonai (Psalm 96) Shlomo Carlebach (1926-1994) ש�ירו לה' (תהלים צו) 54 *Mizmor L’David (Psalm 29) Western Sephardic Melody מזמור לדו�ד (תהלים כט) 62 L'chah Dodi (Shlomo לכה דודי 66
Alkabetz) As sung at Kehillat Tzion Synagogue (Jerusalem)* Kol Haneshama Synagogue (Jerusalem)*
*Mizmor Shir (Psalm 92) Jerusalem זמור ש�יר (תהלים צב)מ 72
MA’ARIV / THE EVENING SERVICE מע�יב Bar’chu Nusach ב�כו 78 Hama’ariv Aravim Nusach המע�יב ע�בים 80 *Ahavat Olam Eric Mandell (1903-1988) אהבת עולם 86
Sh’ma Yisrael Salomon Sulzer (1804-1890) אלש�מע י�ש�� 88 V’ahavta Torah Cantillation (Trop) ו�אהבת 89 *Mi Chamocha Hanna Tiferet-Siegel (Born 1948) מי כמכה 94 *Hashkiveinu Noah Aronson (Born 1985) & Dan Singer הש�כיבנו 98
*V’shamru Shlomo Carlebach (1926-1994) ו�ש�מרו 102
Chatsi Kaddish Nusach חצי קדיש 104 Silent Amidah עמידה 106
Modim Aminadav Aloni (1928-1999) מו דים 112 *Oseh Shalom Jeff Klepper (Born 1954) עש�ה ש�לום 118
Prayer for Healing תפלה ל�פואה 130
Program תפלה למדינה Prayer for Our Country Kaddish Shalem Nusach קדיש ש�לם 138
DRASHAH: COOPERBERG-RITTMASTER RABBINICAL INTERN STEVEN PHILP ד�ש�ה *Aleinu Salomon Sulzer (1804-1890) עלינו 140
Mourner’s Kaddish קדיש י�תום 150
*Psalm 27 (Achat Sha’alti) Israel Katz (Born 1930) תהלים כז (אחת ש�אלתי) 188
*Hashiveinu Chassidic הש�יבנו (איכה ה:כא) 191*Arranged by Joyce Rosenzweig
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TONIGHT’S SERVICE LEADERS Service Leader: Rabbi Cooperberg-Rittmaster Rabbinical Intern Steven Philp Ba’al Tefillah: Cantor Steve Zeidenberg, Steven M. Fruh-Paul L. Marsolini Cantorial Position Music Director and Pianist: Joyce Rosenzweig Drashah: CRRI Steven Philp
Yitchazeik V'Yashuv/ � ח ת י בושי� ק ו�ז Text: Rabbi Sholom Berezovsky, the Slonimer Rebbe
ח ת י� ומצ ע ת ת א ונבב לושי� ק ו�ז Yitchazeik v’yashuv livnot et atsmo
(Be strengthened and return by rebuilding yourself)
Let There Be Love/Hashkiveinu/ הש�כיבנו Text: Chaim Stern
Let there be love and understanding among us. Let peace and friendship be our shelter from life’s storms.
Hashkiveinu Adonai Eloheinu Hashkiveinu l’shalom
(Help us lie down, Adonai, our God, in peace).
Composer Feature Cantor Benjie Ellen Schiller (Born 1958), composer of tonight’s opening prayer, Yitchazeik V’Yashuv, spent her youth in Stamford, Connecticut, before studying composition at Boston University. She was ordained as a cantor by the Hebrew Union College-School of Sacred Music, and was immediately appointed to its faculty. She currently serves as cantor of Beth Am Shalom Synagogue of White Plains, New York, in addition to her role as Professor of Cantorial Arts at HUC-JIR. Cantor Schiller is a nationally known composer whose works include “Life-Song Cycle,” a series of pieces for Jewish lifecycle ceremonies; “Halleluhu,” a multi-rhythmic setting of Psalm 150; and various commissioned works for synagogues, choirs, and interfaith liturgical groups.
A Minute of Mussar With Rabbi Mike Moskowitz Elul is a special time to reflect on our relationship with G-d and each other. Mussar is the practice of raising awareness and sensitivity of how our actions affect those relationships. Rabbi Mike Moskowitz will share a minute of Mussar throughout each week during Elul on CBST’s Facebook page. Search for #ElulMussar. His latest video can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/BeitSimchatTorah/videos/1901202099971312/.
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PRAYER for OUR COUNTRY Our God and God of our ancestors,
bless this country and all who dwell within it. Help us to experience the blessings
of our lives and circumstances, To be vigilant, compassionate, and brave. Strengthen us when we are afraid, Help us to channel our anger, So that it motivates us to action. Help us to feel our fear, So that we do not become numb. Help us to be generous with others, So that we raise each other up. Help us to be humble in our fear,
knowing that as vulnerable as we feel, there are those at greater risk, and that it is our holy work to stand with them.
Help us to taste the sweetness of liberty, To not take for granted the freedoms won
in generations past or in recent days. To heal and nourish our democracy,
that it may be like a tree planted by the water whose roots reach down to the stream; it need not fear drought when it comes, its leaves are always green (Jeremiah 17:8).
Source of all Life, Guide our leaders with righteousness, Strengthen their hearts,
but keep them from hardening. That they may use their influence and authority to
speak truth and act for justice (Isaiah 16:3-5). May all who dwell in this country
share in its bounty, enjoy its freedoms, and be protected by its laws.
May this nation use its power and wealth to be a voice for justice, peace, and equality for all who dwell on earth.
May we be strong and have courage To be bold in our action and deep in our compassion, To discern when we must listen and when we must act, To uproot bigotry, intolerance, misogyny, racism,
discrimination, and violence in all its forms, To celebrate the many faces of God reflected
in the wondrous diversity of humanity, To welcome the stranger and the immigrant
and to honor the gifts of those who seek refuge and possibility here, as they have since before this nation was born.
Let justice well up like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream (Amos 5:24)
© Rabbi Ayelet Cohen
אלוהינו ואלוהי אבותנו ואמותינו. ברך את ארצנו ואת כל היושבות והיושבים בה
יחד לבבנו להודות לך על חיינו ועל הזמן הזה להיות דרוכות, אמיצים, ומלאי חמלה.
חזקנו וחזק ידנו כאשר אנו אחוזים בפחד סייע בידינו לנתב את כעסנו לידי מעשה חזק לבבנו לחוש את מלוא הפחד שלנו
כדי שלא נהפוך לאדישות סייע לנו להשפיע נדיבות על אחרים כדי שנרים זה את זו .
סייע לנו להיות צנועות בפחד, כדי שנדע כי גם כשאנו מרגישים פגיעות, יש אחרות, הנמצאות בסיכון גבוה אף יותר, זוהי חובתנו
הקדושה להיות עמן. ברכנו בטעם המתוק של החופש
ת החופש לו זכינו בדורות קודמים ובעת הזוכדי שנשכיל להעריך א מי�ם, -כעץ ש�תול על לרפא ולחזק את הדמוקרטיה שלנו שתהיה
י�בא חם, ו�הי�ה עלהו �ענן; -יובל י�ש�לח ש��ש�יו, ו�א י��אה כי-ו�על (ירמיהו יז, ח)
שכינה, אם כל חי, שלחי אורך ואמתך למנהיגנו חזקי לבבותיהם שלא יתקשו
שישתמשו בכוחן כדי לדבר אמת ולפעול בצדק (ישעיהו טז, ג-ה)מי יתן וכל יושבי הארץ יחלקו בעושרה, ישגשגו בחופש שתציע,
ויהיו מוגנים בחוקיה מי יתן ואומה זו תשתמש בכוחה ובעושרה על מנת לקדם צדק,
חופש ושלום לכל יושבי תבל מי יתן ונהיה חזקות ואמיצים
מי יתן ונהיה נועזים במעשי ידנו ועמוקות בחמלה שבלבנו שנבחין מתי עלינו להקשיב ומתי עלינו לפעול
לעקור שנאה, גזענות, שוביניזם, אפליה, אלימות בכל צורה,
לחגוג את צלם אלוהים בפנים שונות המשתקפות בכל המגוון האנושי
ל מי לקבל את הזר ואת המהגרת, ולכבד את המתנות שמביא כשמבקשת מקלט והזדמנות בארץ זו, כפי שהיה מאז לפני שאומה זו
נולדה ו�י�גל כמי�ם, מש�פט; וצדקה, כנחל איתן
(עמוס ה כד)
Hebrew by Rabbi Noa Sattath
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Condolences to CBST members Anna Silva and Risa Tanania on the death of Anna’s grandmother, Asela Silva, z”l, who died Wednesday morning, August 22.
CBST member Michael Sonberg on the death of Stanley Gerstenblith, z”l, his mother’s, Betty Lifton, partner of the last 12 years. Stanley died Friday morning, August 24, at the age of 94.
Yortzeits 14 Elul to 20 Elul Members memorialized on the Wine Family Sanctuary Memorial Wall Martin Bernstein Edwin Clein Michael Frank
Sally Frank Michael Levien Henry Mendelson
Ann Nicholson Myrna Reich
Family & Friends memorialized on plaques on the Kuriel Chapel Memorial Wall Wayne Albin Morris Berman Brend Dipietro Michael Goldhaber Max Kaplan
Bruce Kerman Elenore Lester Andrew Livingston Vicki Lustig
Harold Newburgh Sophie Newburgh Ethel Ratner Barnett Rosen
The CBST community extends condolences to mourners among us. May God comfort you among all who mourn. We pray for peace.
All are welcome to an Oneg downstairs following the service. Seating & Accessibility: CBST is committed to accessibility. At Friday night services, several spaces for someone in a wheelchair and an adjacent chair are reserved; seats are released at 6:45pm if not occupied. Phones and photography: Silence your cell phones. Photos are not permitted during services. Bags and coats: Bags and coats are subject to search by security personnel. Smoking: Is not permitted within 25 feet of our front door. From CBST’s Green Team: We live in a city where rigid plastics are recyclable. Toss plastic straws, bottles, etc. in receptacles labeled “cans/bottles.” CBST now participates in NYC’s composting program. All of our cups, plates, and flatware are compostable and can go in the brown compost bins downstairs. The earth & the Green Team thank you. Tonight, our thanks to: Better Events Sound Technician · CBST Facilities Staff Jorge Loyola, Victor Reyes, and Teresa Gutierrez · CBST Members & Friends who greet everyone at services · Shabbat sponsors and donors.
Refuah Shlemah – Healing Prayers Rafaela Shira Anshel Thelma Benjamin Norbert Fischer Bruce Friedman
Rita Gallo Mary Goldrich Marilyn Greenberg Donna Gray
Michael Knox Larry Michael Sivitz Rose Wahnon Aliza bat David
If you or a CBST member you know is ill and would like support, contact [email protected]. This printed list is for those with acute illness. You may say a name aloud during the healing prayer at services. CBST’s Chesed Committee provides assistance for members who are hospitalized or recovering from illness or loss. Email [email protected]. We’re your community; we’re here for you.
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Ahead… Saturday, August 25, 2018 / 14 Elul 5778 NO SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE AT CBST CBST wishes Mazal Tov to Derek Frank-Lerner upon his Bar Mitzvah at Kehillat Kol Haneshema in Jerusalem, as part of the CBST Families With Children Israel Trip
Friday, August 31, 2018 / 21 Elul 5778 Parashat Ki Tavo Service Leader: Rabbi Marisa James Ba’al Tefillah: Cantor Steve Zeidenberg Music Director and Pianist: Joyce Rosenzweig Drashah: Rabbi Nancy Wiener
Saturday, September 1, 2018 / 21 Elul NO CBST SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE S’lichot, 10pm at 130 West 30th Street Service Leader: Rabbi Marisa Elana James Ba’alei Tefillah: Cantor Steve Zeidenberg and Larry Kay Music Director and Pianist: Joyce Rosenzweig
Upcoming Events See all these events and more at www.cbst.org/events/month
S'lichot Service Saturday, September 1, 10pm, 130 West 30th Street Preparing for the High Holy Days is both personal and communal; the work we do is spiritual, emotional, and intellectual. This uniquely contemplative and beautiful late-night candle-lit service will be led by Rabbi Marisa James, Cantor Steve Zeidenberg, Music Director Joyce Rosenzweig, and Larry Kay.
Aleinu First Fridays Nighttime Nosh Friday, September 7, 8:30pm, 130 West 30th Street After Kabbalat Shabbat Services, enjoy a nosh hosted by Aleinu (20s and 30s at CBST). All are welcome. Please register by Tuesday, September 4 : http://bit.ly/AleinuNoshSept.
Bold Spiritual Community of Resistance and Love Resistance! Calls and Cards Thursdays, 12:30 - 2:00pm at 130 West 30th Street Come for pizza to fuel your phone calls and postcard writing. Make your voice heard by exercising your right to contact officials. Bring a cell phone and your fighting spirit!
Welcoming Visit at Islamic Center at NYU Fridays, 12:45 - 2:30pm at 238 Thompson St. Welcome worshippers to the Islamic Center at NYU’s Jummah midday prayer service.To participate in House of Peace, speak to Harold Levine, or email him at [email protected].
Aging with HIV/AIDS? Talk to Us! Tuesdays, August 28 and September 4, 7 to 9pm Join our weekly supportive social gathering led by Scott A. Kramer, LCSW-R, ACSW with Rabbi James. Share stories and compare notes about what it means to be aging with HIV/AIDS. Refreshments will be served! RSVP at http://bit.ly/HIVSupport.
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Lehrhaus Adult Education Fall Lehrhaus Classes Begin Tuesday, October 16 6:30 to 7:30: Text Study: Bereshit Bara: Discovering the Layers of Creation An in-depth study of the story of creation explored throughout the ages and from every approach: poetry, music, history, law, mysticism, and more. *Required for Adult B’nai Mitzvah students and open to all. 7:45 to 8:45: Three levels of Hebrew classes. Introductory: For beginners and refreshers, learning Hebrew letters and to decode text. Intermediate: For those who can read Hebrew to strengthen fluency and comprehension. Advanced: For fluid Hebrew readers to deepen comprehension and broaden exposure to Hebrew prose and poetry. Registration opens in September. The Tuesday Chevruta Study Group (sessions will resume in October) Tuesdays, 6:30pm to 8pm, 130 West 30th Street Our intimate group is committed to the intensive study of Jewish texts, philosophy, and history. To join or for info, email Rabbi Rapport at [email protected].
Children’s Education at CBST CBST is committed to providing a dynamic, inclusive, and multifaceted Jewish educational experience for children and their families. Through learning and doing, our program builds and strengthens a contemporary, learned, relevant, ethical, and deeply rooted sense of both Jewish and LGBTQ values and identity.
Alef Bet Shabbat—Ages 0-5 (Drop-In) A twice-monthly, song-filled morning service, at 11:30am, led by our clergy and songleader, designed especially for our youngest congregants and their grownups. Followed by a Kiddush lunch with access to supervised free play and the children’s library until 1:30 pm.
Limmud B'Shabbat—Grades K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 This child-centered program introduces students to Jewish learning, t’fillah, holiday celebrations, and
basics of modern Hebrew; themes and stories of Torah through music, arts, and creative learning. Includes immersive Family Retreats, supplies, snack, and Kiddush lunch.
B'nai Mitzvah Program—Grades 6 and 7 Meeting twice monthly, classes include Hebrew instruction, t’fillah, Jewish studies, holiday
celebrations, music, arts, all materials, snacks, Kiddush lunch, preparation for B’nai Mitzvah, individualized tutoring, monthly family classes, and dinner with Rabbi Rapport.
Teen Track—Grades 8-9 and 10-12 Twice-monthly program engages CBST’s teens in thoughtful exploration of Am Yisrael, Eretz Israel,
and Medinat Yisrael: the people, the land, and the modern state of Israel. Includes all local field trips, Shabbat breakfast, and Kiddush lunch.
Register for 5779 / October 2018 – June 2019: https://cbst.org/content/children-and-families For questions, contact Jennifer Kleinbaum, Limmud Program Administrator, at [email protected] or 212-929-9498, x816. For information about the program, contact Jonathan Chapman, Principal, [email protected].
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CBST High Holy Days 2018
The High Holy Days begin with S’lichot on Sept. 1 and continue with CBST through the celebration of Simchat Torah on Oct. 1. As a spiritual community, we believe in the power of prayer and study. We believe in the strength given to us by the Holy One’s love, which surrounds us in the faces of the community in which we pray and act. We look ahead, to make commitments to our highest values and visions of a more just world. For a full lsit of service times: https://cbst.org/content/high-holy-days.
High Holy Days 2018 Registration Tickets (free of charge) are required for Rosh Hashanah Evening One, Sunday, Sept. 9 at 6:30 pm, and Kol Nidre, Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 6pm at Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, 11th Avenue at 35th Street. You will be asked to show your ticket as you enter. All are welcome, always without charge. Register online at http://bit.ly/CBSTHHD2018. Tickets will be mailed between Aug. 15 and Aug. 31. Thereafter, you can pick up tickets at the Javits Center. The Will Call table opens 45 minutes prior to the Sept. 9 and Sept. 18 services. Have Special Needs (wheelchair access, open captioning, etc.)? Email [email protected] in advance, tell us exactly what you need, and our team will greet and assist you when you arrive.
High Holy Days Contributions The traditions of the High Holy Days season include the opportunity to strengthen the community through giving. Response to the Annual Appeal fulfills a significant portion of the synagogue’s operating budget. The Open Door is a longstanding policy that enables CBST to welcome all at services throughout the year, always without charge. The Yizkor Appeal represents the blessing of memory. The annual Yizkor Book of Remembrance recalls loved ones who no longer sit beside us. Bookplates are meaningful inscriptions of memory or of joy. All contributions are gratefully accepted at http://bit.ly/CBSTHolidaysContributions.
Services and Programming for Families With Children Our programming offers services and interactive workshops especially for families with children ages 0 to 3, 4 to 7, and 8 to 12 on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur at the Jacob Javits Center—always free of charge. Rosh Hashanah Day Two will include a tour of Javits’ Green Roof, featuring beehives and honey collection. Childcare is also available on Yom Kippur morning for $30. Advance registration for all services is required: http://bit.ly/HHDChildrensServices.
Rosh Pinah Reception and Teaching (by invitation only) Thursday, September 13, 6pm, 130 West 30th Street For those CBST members (as of August 30, 2018) who have contributed $1,800 (singles) or $3,600 (couples) over the past year (excluding Capital gifts). Contact Ann at [email protected].
Shabbat Shuvah Community Dinner Hosted by Mishpachah Friday, September 14, 5pm, 130 West 30th Street Join us for a celebratory New Year’s Pre-Shabbat Shuvah Services Dinner. Open to all for a truly inter-generational experience. $16 if paid by September 12; $20 thereafter. Register at: http://bit.ly/ShuvahDinner.
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CBST Cemetery Visit 5779 Sunday, September 16, Noon at Cedar Park Cemetery During the Days of Awe, it is traditional to memorialize loved ones. We have round-trip transportation leaving at 11am from CBST. Advance reservations by Monday, Sept 10: http://bit.ly/CBSTCemetery. (You also may travel on your own and meet the CBST clergy and members at the cemetery at noon).
Break Fast 5779 Wed., September 19, approx. 8:15pm, 130 West 30th Street Break the Fast with family and friends. We hope you will enjoy a meaningful Yom Kippur, an easy fast, and a good and sweet new year. Early bird pricing through August 30: $30 per person; $36 thereafter; $40 at the door. Register: http://bit.ly/BreakFast5779.
Prayerbook Dedication Opportunities You are invited to dedicate our new prayerbooks that we regularly use for Shabbat and holidays. Consider a bookplate inscription in memory or in honor of a special person or occasion. Contact Ruth at 212-929-9498 x 815 or [email protected] with questions. Dedicate online at: http://bit.ly/Prayerbook.
We send best wishes for a good and sweet new year ahead!
Psalms/Tehillim Project is going strong In Judaism, it is traditional to recite Psalms/Tehillim in times of fear, in times of mourning, in times of calamity, and even in times of joy and celebration. This project responds to the moment in history in which we find ourselves. As a congregation, we will recite the entire book of 150 Psalms each day with each person taking on the responsibility of one Psalm. We began our community-wide recitation on Rosh Hodesh Elul, which is 30 days before Rosh Hashanah—this year August 12. You can
still join this initiative (non-members are welcome): Email Tasha Calhoun at [email protected] with Psalms/Tehillim Project in the subject line. You can choose a Psalm that is meaningful to you or ask the CBST clergy to choose one for you.
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Families With Children Trip to Israel Our journey began on August 23. We’ll keep the congregation up to date on our adventures and learning experiences. Follow along on Facebook, using the hashtag #CBSTinIsrael and the CBST website (www.cbst.org). You can also follow the daily uploads of photographs at https://cbstfamilytrip.smugmug.com/.
On Thursday night, everyone gathered at Ramat Rachel after long flights and some previous touring. It was good to catch up, begin our adventures, and start to understand the days ahead.
Friday saw us heading toward the Old and New City of Jerusalem. We explored the excavations at the City of David, then entered the Old City of Jerusalem through the Dung Gate. We visited Azarat Israel, the pluralistic section of the Kotel, then joined Kabbalat Shabbat services at Kehillat Kol Haneshema.
Shabbat shalom everyone!
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Tonight’s Oneg (Delight) Sponsored by Gerald Goldhaber In memory of my brother, Michael, z”l, on his eighth yortzeit.
Rebecca Rosenbaum In honor of my dear friend David McReynolds, z”l, who died on August 17 and was the first and only openly gay man to run for president of the United States. Besides fighting evil, he embraced the beauty of life.
CBST Board, Clergy, and staff Wishing Mazal Tov to Derek Frank-Lerner, parents Steven Frank and Mark Lerner, and brother Asher on the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah at Kehillat Kol Haneshema in Jerusalem, as part of the CBST Families With Children Trip to Israel.
Shabbat Flowers sponsored by David Wine and Michael MacElhenny
CBST has a Hearing Induction Loop for hearing aids with T-Coils.
Senior Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, D.D. Rabbi Yael Rooks Rapport ASSISTANT RABBI Cantor Steve Zeidenberg Steven M. Fruh-Paul L. Marsolini Cantorial Position Joyce Rosenzweig Music Director Rabbi Marisa Elana James DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL JUSTICE PROGRAMMING Gregg H. Passin PRESIDENT Yolanda Potasinski EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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