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October 8, 2016
6 Tishrei , 5776
Shabbos Honors:
Pesukei Dezimra: Dr. Gary Pushkin Shacharis: Peter Sterba Gabboim: Abroham Kaplansky, Peter Sterba
Torah Reading: Parshat Vayeilech P. 1094 Ba’al Kriyah: Dr. Russel Hendel Haftorah P.1204: Rabbi Yisrael Motzen Mussaf: Gavriel Lewin Shabbos Shuva Drasha: Rabbi Yisrael Motzen: 5:20 PM
Shalosh Seudos Sponsors
The Shalosh Seudos Fund
Kiddush Sponsors
Julia and Jacob Bashyrov
in honor of their children
Daniella Chana and
Rafaella Esther
Mazel Tov to Elana and Hillel Goldman
in honor of the birth of a baby girl.
Also to the grandparents
Harriet and Dr. Elliot Jacob.
Also to the great grandparents Noa and Dr.
Emanuel Goldman and to the great
grandparents Irene and Max Jacob
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Yahrtzeits
Schedule of Services: October 8 - October 15 Slichos 20 minutes before Shacharis
S U N M O N T U E W E D T H U F R I S A T
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Candle Lighting
6:20 PM
8
Shacharis 9:00 AM
Krias Shema: 10:01AM
Shabbos Shuva Drasha
5:20PM
Mincha 6:20 PM
Maariv/Havdalah
7:18 PM
9
Shacharis 8:30AM
Mincha/Maariv
6:15 PM
10
Shacharis 6:10 AM
Mincha/Maariv
6:15 PM
11
Shacharis 6:25 AM
Mincha: 2:30 PM
Candle Lighting:
before 6:14 PM
Kol Nidrei 6:15 PM
12 Yom Kippur
Shacharis 8:30 AM
Mincha 4:30 PM
Neilah 6:00 PM
Maariv/Havdallah
7:11 PM
13
Shacharis 6:25 AM
Mincha/Maariv
6:15 PM
14
Shacharis 6:45 AM
Mincha 6:15 PM Candle Lighting 6:10 PM
October 8 / 6 Tishrei
Fannie E. Caplan
Beth Sue Hyman
Louis Polsky
Barry Rhode
Gertrude Rudo
October 9 / 7 Tishrei
Abraham Manuel Elbaum
Estella Hankin
Chana Rubinowitz
Nettie Smith
October 10 / 8 Tisrei
Alex Cohn
Henry Hellman
Alfred Pruce
Haskell Sxe
Benjamin Weinstein
Eliezer Meechoel Zayon
Raphael Zuckerman
October 11 / 9 Tishrei
Benjamin Keilson
Rose Klavan
Gary Pretsfelder
October 12 / 10 Tishrei
Bluma Baisberg
Jack Snyder
Chaim Swicarz
October 13 / 11 Tishrei
Jacob H. Greenfeld
Harold Zalesch
October 14 / 12 Tishrei
Yaakov Yitzchak
Berenberg
Yetta Diamond
Francis P. Glushakow
June Grossblat
Fred Gruenebaum
Arthur Weiner
Contributions
The Synagogue Fund:
Marvin and Betty Keyser in memory of Bruce Koman
Wagner Bowman Management Corp. in memory of Bruce Koman
Harvey Schwartz in memory of his father Aaron Joel Schwartz
Harold Polsky in memory of his father Louis Polsky
Elaine Katzen in memory of Dr. Irvin Kidorf
Tanya Ruttenberg in memory of her mother Nina Eusepi Herlick
Maxine Seidman in honor of Irma Pretsfelder’s 90th birthday
David Hankin in memory of his mother Estella Hankin
Evelyn Smith in memory of her father Joseph Portney
The Youth Fund:
Betty Caplan in honor of Irma Pretsfelder’s 90th birthday
Pulpit Fund:
Sheldon Keilson in memory of his father Benjamin Keilson
Scott and Roberta Steppa in memory of Dr. Irvin kidorf
Capital Improvement Fund:
Barbara R. Carter in memory of Dr. Irvin Kidorf
We are updating our cholim list. If you have someone you would like to
add to the list, please email [email protected].
All names that have been placed until now will be removed.
What do you do if you have almost 70 children registered to be supervised, taught, and
cared for on Rosh Hashanah morning and the staff which you hired doesn’t show
up? You could lock the doors and tell parent’s unfortunately the program is
cancelled. Or you could do it the Ner Tamid way and have an army of volunteers pitch
in, give up their opportunity to be part of the service and make it seem easy. This is the
Ner Tamid High Holiday Youth Program 2016 Chesed Crew (composed of adults
and students); Eliana Albert, Chana Rivka Altman, Danna Banks, Lauren Banks, Lynn
Bendicoff, Gabrielle Burger, Chris Gaither, Danna Goldberg, Lauren Goldberg, Ayelet
Hamburger, Deborah Hamburger, Elan Hamburger, Eliav Hamburger, Sarai Kashnow,
Marina Klaff, Sofia Klaff, Bridgette Larson, Laura Larson, Ella Lipira, Naomi Maine,
Rachelle Smith-Maine, Zachary Maine, Ora Noorani, Michael Noorani, Caycee Polun,
Eliana Polun, David Schwartz, Elan Seiden, Eitan Shar, Rachel Shar, Rina Shar, Ari
Spokony, Chaya Spokony, and Andrew Unger.
Thank you all for your dedication. There was more than one hug and tear shed over
this beautiful outpouring of love. (FYI, We have contracted with another service so we
should not have this issue on Yom Kippur). Shana Tova
FOR FASTER OFFICE PROCESSING, PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR SEATING CHART WITH YOUR HIGH HOLIDAY SEAT PAYMENT!
Check out our new
Facebook Page:
https://
www.facebook.com/
NerTamidBaltimore/
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Community Announcements
Ner Tamid Montessori Preschool is
looking for a qualified teacher
for a 2 year old class,
with a 90 hours accreditation
or a degree in Education.
Please call (410) 358 – 6448
Or email
For High Holiday
Honors please contact
Mr. Charles Venick at
(410) 812 - 7940
The next book group will be October 29th
The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat:
And Other Clinical Tales
Oliver Sacks
Oliver Sacks’ most extraordinary book. “One of
the great clinical writers of the twentieth
century” (The New York Times) recounts the case
histories of patients lost in the bizarre, apparently
inescapable world of neurological disorders.
Please make a reservation by notifying the Ner
Tamid office. The cost is $7 . You can send a
check directly to the Shul.
Women’s Dance Class
(Israeli Folk Dancing)
Tuesday Evenings
7:30 - 8:30: Beginner
8:30 - 9:30: Intermediate
9:30 - 10:30: Advanced
Come join in at any time Come with a friend!
Contact Lyn Bendicoff (410) 764-8322 or [email protected] for more information.
Ner Tamid Sisterhood Recipe Book
We are putting together our new Recipe Book and are asking you to send us some new recipes including:
Sugar Free
Egg Free
Nut Free
Vegetarian
Vegan
Gluten Free
As in previous years, we would like to reach our goal of providing delicious and useful recipes to Ner Tamid Synagogue, friends and families. We also would likesome volunteers to help with new ideas for the recipe book.
The proceeds from the recipe book sale will be used to continue helping our synagogue be successful.
Please send your recipes to [email protected]
Or Sonia Ostrow at
3021 Fallstaff Road, Unit 208B
Baltimore, MD 21209
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Upcoming Events
The Lil' Sisterhood was created 3 years ago . Our goal is to empower our young girls as future leaders and the creative life force of Ner Tamid’s future generation.
The Lil’ Sisterhood engages young girls’ 5-12 (4 with parent staying ) ) creative and imaginative energies in exciting new ways , strengthening their Jewish identity. Special crafts projects related to the Chagim, family celebrations, chesed and Shul events will not only heighten their participation, but provide them with a sense of pride and accomplishment. The group meets monthly , usually Sunday mornings . The Lil' Sisterhood is open to all daughters and granddaughters of Ner Tamid Sisterhood members in good standing. (Membership dues are presently $36 a year.)
For more information or to assist in Lil
Sisterhood programs, please contact:
Barbie Kadin [email protected]
Janet Birman
Sisterhood Save The Dates !
Next Lil Sisterhood is October 9 at 4:00. We will be joining the NT youth in making decorations for the Sukkah at NT and also one to take home.
RSVP to Janet at [email protected]
October 30th 4:00 BINGO and Lasagna
Dinner
November 19th 8:00 LADIES NIGHT OUT
details TBA
December 25th 5:00 Annual Family Chanukah Dinner
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Ongoing Programs To Reach Rabbi Motzen:
Office: 410-358-6500
Cell: 410-775-6689 Email:
[email protected] Weekly Classes
Haftorah Prep: 15 minutes before Shabbos
Services
Navi Class: No Navi class this week
Gemara Class: Sundays at 9:15 AM
Jewish Philosophy Class: Sunday evenings after
Mincha/Maariv
Parsha Class: Thursdays at 9 PM at the Motzen
Residence
Adult Education
Rabbi's Blog:
You can find the Rabbi’s blog on our
website, www.nertamid.net
NEW! The Daily Halacha Blog has expanded! In addition to the daily Halacha, I will be adding a short snippet from Pirkei Avot. As a shul, we will be studying Pirkei Avot between Mincha and Mariv this year and I wanted to share it
with our virtual attendees as well.
Be sure to sign up for the blog’s daily
email.
To all the ladies of Ner Tamid & their
friends:
Please come together to recite the Book of
Psalms (Tehilim)
On Tuesdays at 8 PM
Reciting Tehilim is a beautiful mitzvah!
The Atrium At Home Tudor Heights
Norbert and Elaine
Berman
Leonard Friedman
Saul Goldberg
Anita Fisher
Ronald & Marylin Smullian
Please Visit Our Members
From the Rabbi’s Inbox:
During Shalosh Seudos, Rabbi Motzen will share
Halachic questions that he received over the course of the
week.
Youth Events
Ner Tamid High Holiday Youth Registration is open. Children must be registered in advance. Details and the registration link are on http://nertamid.net/high-holiday-kids-program-20165777. To
volunteer or for questions contact Sam Wach, 410-764-6241 or [email protected] .
All groups begin at 10:15 am.
Group Age/Grade Room Leader
Tiny Tots 2 - 3 years 1 Laura Larson
Gan 4 - 5 years 11 Rachel Shar
Junior Minyan 1 - 2 grades 6 Orit Gnatt
Tween Minyan 3 - 6 grades 9 Chaim Wolfish
Girl Scout Troop 613
We now have 4 groups with fantastic leaders.
Daisy (K - 1) Melissa Rosenblatt, Mirra Siegal
Brownie (2 - 3) Yakira Heistand
Junior (4 - 5) Genie Lewin, Charlie Lewis, Fred Schenerman
Cadet (6 - 8) Naomi Sipple, Raizel Urszuy
For info contact [email protected]
Shmuz and Snack is back!
Shabbos morning 10:15 am in the Youth Lounge!
5 – 12 grades
October 1 Rabbi Mitchell Ackerson
October 8 Lisa Bodziner
October 29
Shmuz and no Snack Yom Kippur afternoon October 12
Cub and Boy Scout 1299
http://troop1299.com/home
(443) 550-1299
[email protected] and [email protected]
Elementary school boys are invited to learn to lead the end of services.
We will take registered boys out of groups on select Shabbos mornings.
Please contact me at [email protected] to register.
Please give to sponsor the Simchas Torah candy bags. You donate online http://nertamid.net/membership-donation/donate/ by putting “Simchas Torah candy bags” in the other type of donation box.
Mark your calendars.
Community service opportunity. Help us set up for the Yom Kippur kids program. Adults, Tweens, and Teens are needed
on Monday October 10 at 7 pm.
Youth Events
Tween/Teen Shmini Atzeres BBQ Lunch with Torah Tours. Just $16. $13.50 with
advance payment @ http://nertamid.net/ner-tamid-youth-shmini-atzeres-2016-
bbq. Vegetarian options with special request. October 24, 2016. Registration
Deadline October 20, 2016.
Iron Sukkah Tween Sukkot Challenge. Moses Montefiore Anshe
Emunah and Ner Tamid invite you to the Ner tamid Sukkah on Thursday October 20,
2016 6:30 pm. 5 - 8 grade. $10 per person. RSVP required NO LATER THAN October 16th, http://nertamid.net/iron-
sukkah. 5th - 8th grade. Pizza, salad, dessert and more. Teams compete to make
creative desserts. Prizes For Winning Teams
Kid Chefs, Students ages 6—12.
Cooking classes for children in a safe learning environment that encourages
discovery and creativity.
$24 for 4 classes, $8 for individual classes.
Sunday mornings 9:30—11 am.
November 6, 2016 - Sushi / Vegetable Art
November 20, 2016 - Lasagna Roll Ups / Popcorn Turkey Ball Turkey
December 4, 2016 - Arctic Finger Food
January 15, 2017 - Under the Sea Delights
Register by October 30 for the 1st class
Register at http://nertamid.net/kids-chef-2016-2017
Sukkah Decorating. Make decorations for the shul sukkah or take home. Help us
decorate the shul sukkah for the holiday. Sunday October 9, 2016 4 PM
Sukkah Hop, Shabbos October 22, 2016. Leaving Ner Tamid at 3 PM.
See you there.
Pre-Simchas Torah Party. Students and Parents. Tuesday October 24 5
PM. Followed by supervised children’s
Ner Tamid 1 through 6 grade Shabbaton with YACHAD.
Saturday Night Slime.
Shabbos November 5, 2016.
$25 per student.
Deadline November 1.
http://nertamid.net/nt-youth-shabbaton-with-yachad-jit-november-5-2016 Shabbaton ambassador program
Bring a friend who does not normally attend Ner Tamid and win a $5 Dunkin Donuts gift
card.
Weekly Quotation:
“If you don’t build your dream, someone else will
hire you to build theirs.”
Make sure to be here for
our annual Luncheon
Kiddush on Simchat Torah,
featuring lots of hot foods,
salads, and vegetarian
options. No one leaves
hungry! Please help make
this event happen by being
a sponsor. The
recommended sponsorship
level is $36, minimum is
$18, and there is no
maximum.