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Executive Director’s Message - Steven WendellTIMe for Holocaust Survivors Act

The following letter, coordinated thru the Jewish Federation of North America, was sent to our Virginia United States Senators along with similar letters from Federations, JCCs, and other Jewish and non-Jewish organizations throughout the country.

Dear Senator:

We, the more than 275 undersigned organizations and institutions, representing millions of Americans strongly support the recently-introduced Trauma-Informed Modernization of Eldercare for Holocaust Survivors Act (aka the TIME for Holocaust Survivors Act). This bipartisan legislation will ensure that Holocaust survivors living in the United State have access to the care and services that align with their needs.

Between 1933 and 1945, the Nazis and their collaborators murdered 6,000,000 Jews and many others. Millions more spent these years living in concentration camps, work camps, ghettos or as refugees. Today approximately 80,000 Holocaust survivors live in the United States. With an average age greater than 85, many are 90 years of age or older. Shockingly, one-third have incomes below the official U.S. poverty threshold, limiting their ability to receive care that meets their specific needs. Holocaust survivors live with the physical, mental, and social scars from the traumas they faced. Although aging Holocaust survivors have needs similar to those of other older Americans, the consequences of premature or unnecessary institutionalizations can be more severe for this population. For many, institutionalized settings produce sights, sounds, smells, emotions, and routines which can induce panic, anxiety, and re-traumatization as a result of their experiences during the Holocaust.

The TIME for Holocaust Survivors Act focuses on allowing these survivors to age in place with dignity, comfort, security, and quality of life, at the end of their lives. Specifically, this bill:

Prioritizes the needs of Holocaust survivors within the Older Americans Act; Creates an Administration for Community Living portfolio that focuses on Holocaust survivors and serves as a liaison with other agencies throughout the federal government;

Establishes a national resource center to share best practices and promote person-centered trauma-informed care for agencies that serve older adults experiencing the long-term and adverse consequences of trauma;

Ensures that providers of nutrition and transportation services can meet the special health-related or other dietary needs and the mobility needs of Holocaust survivors; and

Reports annually on the status and needs of Holocaust survivors and how the aging network is identifying and serving older adults experiencing the long-term and adverse consequences of trauma.

Holocaust survivors today are aging and entering their final years. We must uphold our responsibilities and provide Holocaust survivors with the best possible care and treat them in a manner that honors their lives. This legislation, should it become law, will go a long way toward meeting that goal. Please cosponsor the TIME for Holocaust Survivors Act now.

Sincerely,Steven R. Wendell, Executive DirectorUnited Jewish Community of the VA Peninsula

“A Lifetime of Caring” August 2019/5779

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Contents Departments:

• Executive Director Message ..........1• Director of Dev. Message ................3• UJC Grand Club ..................................8• Fund Donations .................................8• Pearl Society .......................................11• Area Congregations ...............14 -16• Mikveh Moment .............................17

Features

• Summer Camp ...................................4• Sarfan Center News ..........................5• Jewish Youth Programming ..........6• Flicks & Food .......................................6• Pool News & Events ..........................7• Dead Sea Scrolls Symposium ........9• NCJW Brunch ....................................11• Federation Update ...........................13

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Director of Development Message - Sarah BarnettThe Power of... ...Play, & arts and crafts at summer camp. These smiles say it all. Summer is fun and we have fun, at Camp Chaverim! Sixty, plus children running, swimming, drawing, learning about Israel and Judaism, and making lasting friendships with one another. We have the power to touch children’s lives, and to create community bonds.

Our ACA, accredited summer day camp is a crucial part of our core programming at the UJCVP and is not possible without the support of our Annual Campaign donors. Thank you all for helping to make these memories!

Together we Have the Power to build community.

The LOJE Party was a Huge Success.

The Power of Philanthropy!On June 30th, Lion and Chai Society donors enjoyed a brunch celebrating women’s giving and recognizing fourteen women who have endowed their Lion of Judah gift in order to leave a permanent legacy at the UJCVP. We enjoyed great food, great friends, and tributes to all 14 of these women who are all such a great example of giving by creating a legacy that will produce an annual campaign gift in perpetuity.

Worldwide there are 17,500 Lion of Judah donors and over 4,000 of these women have created a Lion of Judah Endowment (LOJE). The estimated total assets of these endowments is almost $700M. A Lion of Judah Endowment (LOJE) requires a minimum contribution of $100,000 to our UJCVP Endowment and can be funded and activated during or after a donor’s lifetime. The recognition of our fourteen LOJE’s was inspiring, as each one has a unique story of her own contribution and motivation. From our Endowed Lions who are no longer

with us to our youngest LOJE in her forties, this is an awe-inspiring group of women. We continue to honor their commitment to community:

Marie Blechman * Jenny David Libby David Bobbi Goldstein Ettalea Kanter

Edith Legum* Betty Levin Evelyn Mirmelstein * Sarah Richman* Tzina Richman

Joanne Roos Barbara Rosenbaum Joan Rosenbaum Dorene Sarfan*

*Of Blessed Memory


August Summer Day Camp at the UJC

Monday - Friday through August 16th

New activities each week

Contact us for more information.

757-930-1422 [email protected] [email protected]

401 City Center Blvd.Newport News, VA 23606

Camp builds connection…This week’s top three:1) The picture to the right speaks for itself: the camp relationships that campers make with teen and young adult counselors are unique and impactful. They are warm, fuzzy, and genuine and have a different feel than what a child gets from a teacher during the year. 2) This morning, outside a Camp Sarfan (preschool age) door I heard a gleeful three year old Sienna yell, “I got to go upside down with Jonathan!”, meaning that our beloved Israeli shaliach, Jonathan (Yonatan) had scooped her up and to her delight had held her upside down. So many of our kids have become attached to Jonathan and his summer colleague, Lior, both brought to us through our relationship with the Jewish Agency for Israel. 3) Yesterday, 16 year old, preschool, Hebrew School, and camp Alum, Josh, drove himself to the UJCVP campus just to “see everyone”. Josh has not missed a summer on this campus since he arrived at age 2, and though this summer he is busy with Governor’s School and Jewish overnight camp, he still found the time to drop in. To see Carmela’s face when he walked in the door was to think that the Mashiach him/herself had arrived or that her long-lost son had returned home after a long hiatus. Not a far stretch as Carmela considers all of these children her own. Building Community means creating connections, relationships, and memories that last a lifetime.


Sarfan Early Childhood Center is now taking applications for the Fall of 2019.

Contact us for more information or to schedule a tour.757-930-1422 | [email protected] | [email protected]


757-930-1422 | [email protected] | [email protected] City Center Blvd.Newport News, VA 23606

Contact us for more information or to schedule a tour.


Making Trouble: Three Generations of Funny Jewish WomenWednesday, August 28, 2019 at 7-9pmWine, cheese, and chocolate

“What is it that makes funny Jewish women so funny…and so Jewish? Is it a nose wrinkled just so, accompanied by a devilishly sexy grin or a jolting and sarcastic punch line? Is it the acerbic humor of generations of immigrant and first-generation women who fought for a place in America with their brains and their wit, and at the same time needed to make a living? Making Trouble celebrates three generations who, for all of the reasons above, successfully went from vaudeville and the Yiddish theatre to Broadway, from Ziegfeld’s Follies to Saturday Night Live.” -San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

Passport Members – Free - RSVP to [email protected]

Flicks and Food: Jewish Films at the “J” This movie series features Jewish-themed

films from around the world. Enjoy the movie with lunch or dinner and popcorn.

Free for passport membersFor non-passport participants: $10.00

JCC Kids ConnectSwing by Pelican Snoballs (11075 Warwick Blvd, NN)

August 21 between 7pm - 8:30pm

Come say hi to Mrs. Jessi and your child (18 and under) will receive a free kids snoball!

RSVP so we can save you a spoon [email protected]!

mailto:jmalkin%40ujcvp.org?subject=Flicks%20%26%20Food


The UJC is once again partnering with the Glendale Community Pool for all our summer swimming!

The Glendale Community Pool is located at 53 Minton Drive, Newport News, VA 23606

Interested in a pool membership? Go to www.ujcvp.org/program-passport/

Thursday, August 1 & Monday, August 12

6:30 to 7:30pmProgram Passport Members Free

Non-Members - $5/class

Parent/Child Swim Lessons Fridays – Aug. 2, 9 & 16 from 4:30-5pm.

For ages 6 months to 2 years.

Passport Members– Free | Non-Members - $25

Glendale Members - $10

(Includes all 3 classes)

Check out PJ Library and PJ Our Way before you register.Visit the display in the UJC Foyer

Questions? Email [email protected]

mailto:Jmalkin%40ujcvp.org?subject=PJ%20Library


2200 EXECUTIVE DRIVE, SUITE A HAMPTON VA 23666

Sherri L. Becker, O.D.,F.A.A.O. American Board of Optometry Diplomat

Office: 757-827-0009 | Fax: 757-827-2820beckereyecare.com

Do you have the soaps, shampoos, and other toiletries that are in your hotel rooms when you travel? People in homeless shelters, centers for abused women and other

havens for the less fortunate can always use these items.Please bring them by the UJC when you can, and they will be distributed to persons in need. If you have any

questions, please get in touch with:Stan Glasofer at 930 -4606 or [email protected].

UJC Preschool Fund In memory of Daniel Meyerson

Carmela & Chris Kuhn

Mikveh Fund

In honor of Meryl Kessler’s special birthday.

Joanne & Richard Gordon Sarah & Jim Barnett

Unrestricted Endowment Fund In honor of the two great grandson’s of Sylvia and Bill Craft

Ettalea Kanter

In memory of Daniel MeyersonEttalea Kanter Naomi Goldblum & Rusty Burshell

In memory of Edith SpritzerEttalea Kanter

Fund Donations

UJC Senior Grand ClubGrand Club will meet Tuesdays, August 6th, 13th, 20th, & 27th

Come to the UJC for Lunch and Bingo.For more info [email protected]

mailto:straster%40ujcvp.org?subject=Grand%20Club


2 -2:45 p.m.INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM AND THE SUBJECT

Dr. Richard Freund Bertram and Gladys Aaron Professor in Jewish Studies, Christopher Newport University

“The Other Revolution at Qumran: Geoscience and Archaeology in the Dead Sea Caves and the Future of the Dead Sea Scrolls”

2:45-3:15 p.m.“SOCIAL MEDIA AND QUMRAN”

Dr. Archie WrightProfessor of Ancient JudaismRegent University

3:15-3:30 p.m.Q&A AND/OR COFFEE BREAK

3:30-4 p.m. “SECOND TEMPLE JUDAISM AND THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS”

Dr. Michael DaiseWilliam G. Mason Associate Professor of Religious StudiesCollege of William & Mary

KEYNOTEDR. ADOLFO ROITMANCurator of the Shrine of the Book, home of the Dead Sea Scrolls collection at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem

Schedule of Events

REDISCOVERING the DEAD SEA SCROLLS Tuesday, September 3, 2019

4-4:45 p.m.“THE QUMRAN CAVE EXCAVATION PROJECT AT LIBERTY UNIVERSITY”

Dr. J. Randall Price Distinguished Research Professor of Biblical and Judaic StudiesCurator, Liberty Biblical MuseumLiberty University

4:45-5 p.m.Q&A

5 p.m.RECEPTION

“WHY JEWISH STUDIES MATTERS NOW MORE THAN EVER”Rabbi Dr. David EllensonChancellor Emeritus; I.H. and Anna Grancell Professor Emeritus of Jewish Religious ThoughtHUC-JIR/New York

7 p.m. KEYNOTE ADDRESS — DR. ADOLFO ROITMAN

“The Past and the Future of the Dead Sea Scrolls at the Shrine of the Book, Jerusalem”

Hear from top experts on the history and interpretation of religious writings considered the greatest archaeological discovery of the 20th century.

This symposium celebrates the establishment of the Bertram and Gladys Aaron endowed chair in Jewish studies.

What do they say? Who wrote them? Are there more?

DAVID STUDENT UNION • NEWPORT NEWS, VA

CONTACT INFORMATION : College of Arts & Humanities (757) 594-7052 • [email protected]


Keeping You in the Game!

Sports Medicine

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Consultations Available


Pearl Society Mark your calendars and RSVP for our Pearl Open House Recruit-ment Pop-Up at the home of Janet Glasofer.

When: Tuesday, August 27th, at 6:30 p.m.

Who: Any woman who wants to have fun and learn about the Pearl Society Giving Circle.

Obligation: NONE for this event. Attending does not obligate you to join the Pearl Society Giv-ing Circle. It only obligates you to have a good time that evening

Giving Circle? Yes, it’s a circle of giving women - women who make a contribution to our com-munity and beyond, pooling a small amount of our charitable giving and deciding together where to make an impact locally, nationally, and internationally.

RSVP: To [email protected] or [email protected]

Questions? Email Sarah or Sara above or any Pearl member you might know.

mailto:sarah%40ujcvp.org?subject=Pearl%20Society

mailto:straster%40ujcvp.org?subject=Pearl%20Society


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Federation Update

Tikkun OlamVentures (TOV) Using Israeli AgTech to Help Africa’s Poorest Farmer

TOV (Tikkun Olam Ventures), JDC’s new development assistance project, leverages Jewish philanthropy and mobilizes Israel’s innovative agricultural technology (AgTech) and expertise to transform the lives of smallholder farmers in developing societies.

JDC’s decades of experience working in Ethiopia and Israel make us perfectly positioned to match Israeli AgTech and know-how with the needs of Ethiopia’s millions of smallholder farmers, who struggle to increase their crop yields and improve their well-being, part of the 1.5 billion people worldwide who still practice traditional farming methods. Without adopting AgTech, one of Israel’s strengths, traditional farmers will not break out of the cycle of poverty.

Launched with a two-year pilot program in Ethiopia, TOV started with seven demonstration sites — and will expand to provide loans to agricultural enterprises supporting 300-400 farmers growing tomatoes, onions, and hot peppers using Israeli drip irrigation and fertilization systems, hybrid seeds designed to enhance productivity, and training in new agricultural practices. The goal is to reach 4,000-5,000

Ethiopian farmers over a five-year period, benefiting more than 25,000 people overall.

Developed and managed by JDC’s GRID—our global disaster response and innovative development arm—TOV was inspired by noted philanthropist Seth Merrin, founder and CEO of the fintech company Liquidnet, which provided the anchor grant for TOV through its corporate impact program, Liquidnet for Good. They were joined by Laura Gurwin Flug and Danielle Flug Capalino, two leading New York City-based Jewish leaders – in creating the philanthropic loan fund at the core of the TOV initiative.

It leverages additional funding from an Ethiopian bank to provide loans that enable the farmers to purchase the AgTech seeds, equipment, and technical support they need to increase their yields. Local farmers’ unions and agribusinesses will also help the farmers get fair prices for their produce in previously untapped markets. Repaid loans will go back into the loan fund, to be used by farmers taking part in similar programs in additional locations.TOV also forged a five-year strategic partnership with the Israel Economic Ministry’s Foreign Trade Administration, which is actively seeking to deepen Israel’s impact on the “base of the pyramid” in Africa.


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Shabbat Kulanu Shabbat for All of Us

Come To The Next Shabbat Kulanu on August 16th Services Begin at 6:30pm

Temple Beth El is located at 600 Jamestown Road, Williamsburg, Virginia For additional information call (757) 220-1205

…is TempleBeth El’s family oriented service. Shabbat Kulanu features song leading & guitar playing, puppet shows, storytelling and pizza dinner for all after the service.


Temple Sinai11620 Warwick Blvd, Newport News, VA 23601(757) 596-8352

August 2019All are welcome to our services, programs and activities!

Saturday Morning Shabbat Services (10:00 a.m.) followed by lunch:- August 10th

Friday Night Shabbat Services (7:30 p.m.):- August 2nd- August 16th- August 23rd- August 30th

For further information to any of the above events please call 596-8352.

Rabbi Séverine Sokol (1-314-628-9196) [email protected] Administrator - Mary Beth Colgan - [email protected]

(757) 596-8352 - office (757) 596-8492 – fax | Web address: http://www.templesinai-nn.org/ www.facebook.com/pages/Temple-Sinai/161739667352609t

All are welcome to v isit! CEVO meets at the UJCVP: 401 City Center Blvd, Newport News, VA 23606

[email protected]

757-952-3737

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Special Events & Other NewsShabbat ServicesErev Shabbat services are held Friday evenings at 7:00pm unless otherwise noted.

August 2Erev Shabbat service led by the Keenes

August 9Rabbi-led Erev Shabbat service

August 16Erev Shabbat service led by Cantorial Soloist Jonathan Rathsam

August 23Lay-led Erev Shabbat service

August 30Shabbat in the home

Have a safe and happy August!

Enjoy some of this...

And then join us for this!


Adath Jeshurun is preparing for the High Holiday services. Rabbi Aryeh Leifert will joining us as cantor. He has been here before and lives in Israel. We are looking forward a spiritual and meaningful Yom Tov.

Sundown on August 15th. marks the beginning of Tisha B’Av ending the three week period of mourning for the many calamities that have befallen the Jewish people including the destruction of the First and Second Temples.

- Mazel Tov to Yitzy Litt on his high school graduation and Robert Wolf on becoming an Eagle Scout.

- Welcome back to Meir Harzion on his return from Israel.

- Zeke Tal is spending his senior year studying in Israel.

Congregation Adath Jeshurun 401 City Center Blvd. , Newport News, VA 23606

Telephone # 757-930-0820 | Website: www.ajshul.comRabbi Gershon Litt, 757-559-1836

Candle Lighting Times August 2 7:53 pmAugust 9 7:46 pm August 16 7:38 pmAugust 23 7:28 pmAugust 30 7:19 pm Rabbi Litt Shabbos ScheduleAugust 2nd


If you would like to find out more about a modern Mikveh please visit:

• Rising Tide Open Waters Mikveh Network - https://www.mayyimhayyim.org

• Introduction to Mikveh - https://www.mayyimhayyim.org/the-education-center/programs-for-adults/

introduction-to-mikveh/

Please support a mikveh for ALL at the UJCVP Naming opportunities available for dedication

to honor the memory of a loved one.

Thank you for your support! Please email Meryl and Kayren at [email protected] to find out more.

Steering Committee: Gary Kavit * Meryl Kessler * Scott Wolf * Kayren Segall

We hope to build a universal mikveh space for all (orthodox, conservative, reform, reconstructionist, or unaffiliated) where you can bring your whole selves – your joys, your losses, your sorrows – into the living waters of the mikveh.

נּו ַעל ִצּוָּ יו וְּ ֹותָּ ִמצְּ נּו בְּ שָּ ם ֲאֶשר ִקדְּ עֹולָּ י ֱאֹלֵהינּו ֶמֶלְך הָּ ה ֲאֹדנָּ רּוְך ַאתָּ הבָּ ִבלָּ ַהטְּ Baruch ata adonai eloheinu melekh ha-olam asher kideshanu be-mitzvotav ve-tzivanu al ha-tevilah.

Blessed are You, Adonai our God, Sovereign of the Universe, who has sanctified us by Your commandments and commanded us concerning immersion.

The Big “C” Six months ago, a doctor told my dad that he had only a few months, at best,

to live. Stage 4 malignant melanoma had spread to his lymphatic system, with metastases growing in several areas. But with help of another doctor who won

the Nobel prize for medicine this year for coming up with this treatment protocol, we found out today that he is cancer free! There are no words to describe my relief and happiness!

In life changing moments like this, I long for a mikveh in our community where I could go to center myself and tangibly thank יהוה for this blessing – and to let go of all of the anxiety and stress of the past few months and emerge from the living waters with a new lease on life.


Thank You Sponsors!The following businesses & community members have been most generous in

sponsorship of our Happy Camper Silent and Live Auction Please support our sponsors’ businesses listed on the following pages.


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Thursday, August 111:00am - Glendale Pool6:30pm - Water Aerobics

Friday, August 211:00am - Glendale Pool 4:30pm- Parent/Child Swim Lessons

Saturday, August 311:00am - Glendale Pool

Sunday, August 41:00pm - Glendale Pool

Monday, August 51:00pm - Glendale Pool

Tuesday, August 610:30am -Grand Club11:00am - Glendale Pool

Wednesday, August 711:00am - Glendale Pool

Thursday, August 811:00am - Glendale Pool

Friday, August 911:00am - Glendale Pool

4:30pm- Parent/Child Swim Lessons

Saturday, August 10Erev Tisha B’Av11:00am - Glendale Pool

Sunday, August 11Tisha B’Av1:00pm - Glendale Pool

Monday, August 121:00pm - Glendale Pool6:30pm - Water Aerobics

Tuesday, August 1310:30am - Grand Club11:00am - Glendale Pool

Wednesday, August 1411:00am - Glendale Pool


Friday, August 16 Summer camp ends11:00am - Glendale Pool4:30pm- Parent/Child Swim Lessons


Sunday, August 181:00pm - Glendale Pool


Tuesday, August 2010:30am - Grand Club11:00am - Glendale Pool

Wednesday, August 2111:00am - Glendale Pool7:00pm - JCC Kids Connect


Friday, August 2311:00am - Glendale Pool

Saturday, August 24RST Eden Marziano Bat Mitzveh11:00am - Glendale Pool

Sunday, August 2512:00pm - CEVO Community Luncheon1:00pm - Glendale Pool


Tuesday, August 2710:30am - Grand Club11:00am - Glendale Pool6:30pm - Pearl Pop Up

Wednesday, August 2811:00am - Glendale Pool7:00pm - Flicks & Food: Making Trouble

Thursday, August 2911:00am - Glendale Pool7:00pm - Preschool Parent Orientation

Friday, August 3011:00am - Glendale Pool 10:00am -Preschool Open House


UJCVP Community August 2019 Calendar

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