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January / February 2021 ᴥ Tevet ~ Shevat ~ Adar 5781
Member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
Announcing the COS Gala: February 21, 2021 from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm!
COS will host its first virtual gala, an Evening of Entertainment, which you can attend in the comfort of
your own home while dining with your Ohev Shalom friends in your own Zoom breakout room!
No babysitters needed this year!
In the challenging world of COVID-19, we will celebrate COS at an on-line gala
with two exciting entertainers:
Tamir Goodman, dubbed by Sports Illustrated magazine as the “Jewish
Jordan,” will share his inspiring story of his journey as an American Israeli
basketball player!
Maccabeats will appear in concert for Ohev Shalom!
This special event gives us the
opportunity to come together
as a congregation for a fun and
entertaining evening while
supporting the successful
operation of the synagogue.
Please make yourself a part of
this special event by purchasing
your ticket, becoming a sponsor
with your tax-deductible donation, and/or securing an
item for our silent auction. You can make your dinner
selections and send in your paper or electronic RSVP cards
from the invitations that you will receive shortly in the
mail and via email.
Got A Silent Auction Item You Can Donate? Have questions about the Gala?
Please email Brett Spector, VP of Development and Gala Chair at spector.brett@gmail.com.
Looking forward to seeing you at this very special event on February 21, 2021!
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Haveirim Y’karim – Dear Friends –
DID YOU KNOW
In past years, this would be the issue of
...that you can reach
the Ohev Shalom bulletin that would
Rabbi Kay
include my “Purim Torah” – spoofs on
on-line?
the style of our traditional texts, offered
Rabbikay@ohevshalom.org
in the spirit of the tradition, Mi
sh’nikh’nas Adar marbin b’simhah – Congregation Ohev Shalom Bulletin
“When Adar arrives, we increase joy”. Published bi-monthly by
Congregation Ohev Shalom
This year, I want to take a li'le different 613 Concourse Parkway South
Maitland, FL 32751
approach to arrival of Adar in mid-
407-298-4650 • fax 407-636-4080
February. It’s one of those years on the
secular calendar when Jewish holidays fall earlier. So, I think we PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Rabbi David Kay
can agree that – given the year we’ve all just been through – a Rabbi Emeritus Aaron D. Rubinger
whole month of happiness like Adar can’t come too soon. Cantor Allan Robuck
Executive Director Rachel Rosenberg O’Brien
What does it actually mean, though, to say “When Adar arrives, Director, Youth/Family Education Amy Geboff
we increase joy”? True, Purim is a day of nearly unrestrained gid-
OFFICERS
diness, a day when silliness and even irreverence is not only toler- President: Rachel D. Gebaide
ated, but – at least to a degree – encouraged. But can we really put Exec. Vice Pres: Marcy Kast
aside all the heavy toll this pandemic has taken on all of us? V.P. Operations: Debby Gendzier
V.P. Youth & Family Ed: Lorraine Kessler
The Talmud teaches us (B’rakhot 60b) that we must praise God V.P. Resource Development: Brett Spector
V.P. Membership: Nina Oppenheim
when bad things happen, even as we do for good things. In fact, it Secretary: Dan Rothbaum
continues, we should accustom ourselves to say, “Kol k’aveid Rah- Treasurer: Eric Schwartz
mana, l’tav aveid” – “All that the Merciful One does, is done for Parliamentarian: Dana Rusonik
Immediate Past President: Steven Hornik
good”.
Melody Apter Terri Mayle
The Talmud’s example is none other than the great Rabbi Akiva. Susan Bodell Steven A. Newman
Once, Akiva arrived in a town, but they would not give him any Jeffrey Bornstein Craig Novick
Burton Chasnov Dan Rothbaum
lodging. He went and slept in a field, with only a candle, his don- Richard L. Cohen Dana Rosnik
key, and a rooster to wake him in the morning. In the night, the Dan Coultoff Sandra Saft
wind blew out his candle, a cat came and ate the rooster, and a lion Ed Danuff Bill Sholk
Marc Feuerman Sara Nathan Stern
devoured the donkey. With each misfortune, Akiva said, “Kol Janet Friedman Barry Stern
k’aveid Rahmana, l’tav aveid”, and went back to sleep. Just before Robert Gamson Mark Stone
Denise Ganson Tom Wolfe
dawn, a hostile army invaded the town and carried everyone off as
Lindsey Gluck Shelley Fenton-Zeira
captives. Everyone, that is, except Akiva, who was out in the field, Stacy Gotlib
away from the town, with no flame, crowing rooster, or braying Richard Heller
Sandra Herman
donkey to a'ract the soldiers’ a'ention. Stuart Kimball
“Kol k’aveid Rahmana, l’tav aveid” doesn’t mean that whatever hap- MEN’S CLUB CO-PRESIDENTS
pens is “for the best”. It means that even the worst situation has Elliott Davis & Steve Herman
the potential for something be'er to emerge from it, as long as we SISTERHOOD CO-PRESIDENTS
maintain our hope. As my teacher, Rabbi Bill Lebeau, explains, a Es Cohen & Sandi Saft
be'er translation is, “Whatever the Merciful One does – make it EDITORIAL STAFF
for the best.” Debbie Bornstein Meryl Poweski
L’shalom,
David
TEVET ~ SHEVAT ~ ADAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 • PAGE 3
A NOTE FROM YOUR CANTOR
Dear Friends, If you are interested in how it’s going – pay a'en-
tion to the B’nai Mi?vah students as they go by on
When I was very
the calendar. To my pleasant surprise, I seem to
young someone told
be making it work. The kids are working excep-
me this joke. It never
tionally hard. I believe they sense my challenge
left me, for some rea-
and try to make it work for me.
son. The joke was,
“how do you know Another reality that made last year different was
when there is an ele- another piece of technology. Several years ago, I
phant in the refrigera- was diagnosed as a Type-2 diabetic. Pricking my
tor?” Many of you probably know the answer is fingers and giving myself injections of insulin be-
“you will find footprints in the bu'er.” Stupid, I came a routine that I carried out several times each
know. That joke taught me a lesson that I never day. I now wear an insulin pump and a glucose
forgot. No, I don’t check the bu'er every time I monitor. All I must do is remember to refill it eve-
use it. It taught me to be aware. I learned to not ry three days when I change the infusion site. It
be frightened or shocked by the new and unex- can be inconvenient, but I’m learning to deal with
pected. it. I’m also enjoying much less pain and be'er glu-
cose levels.
That is how I feel about the whole year of 2020.
Being 66 years old, I’m amazed by technology eve- Technology is becoming more of a friend. It’s not
ry day. I no longer need the weather channel – my quite as scary as it used to be. When Robin
forecast appears right on my phone. I no longer worked for IBM, we had a very “modern” pc in
need cable TV. I use a streaming service. I can our home. The computing power in that machine
watch the Cleveland Browns games live all the was less than the phone I carry now. When I first
time, something that has made my life far more started training B’nai Mi?vah students, I made
exciting – especially since they are doing well this casse'e tapes. Years later I mastered the art of re-
season for a change. I have learned to teach with- cording a CD right in my office at COS. Now, re-
out being in the same room as the student. cordings go out as MP3 files via email.
That last example is a li'le like the elephant foot- It appears technology can solve so many problems.
prints. I am aware of it, but I can’t seem to do any- In a very troubled world, that is a beacon of light.
thing to change it, and I don’t really enjoy the I’m going to go out and get one of those wireless
whole idea. The expression you can’t teach an old security cameras and put it in my refrigerator. I’ll
dog new tricks applies to me in this case. I have catch that elephant yet!
found this year to be extremely challenging. I
L’shalom,
have tried to learn how to be a remote educator.
Cantor Robuck
My communication style has always been very in-
formal. Sometimes it doesn’t come across online.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Dear Friends, in a safe manner is under constant evaluation and
in consultation with medical professionals. We do
Happy New Year! I am
not make this decision lightly, and we appreciate
so pleased to welcome
your continued patience.
our new Executive Di-
rector, Rachel Rosen- I end this message with a call for ideas and volun-
berg O’Brien, to Con- teers. COS leadership has been understandably
gregation Ohev Sha- focused on operations during the pandemic and
lom. Rachel brings her transition between executive directors. We look
passion for synagogue forward to renewing our focus on member engage-
life and her strong busi- ment including, but not limited to, religious, social
ness acumen to Ohev and educational programming. If you have an
Shalom in a powerful combination that bodes well idea or would like to volunteer to help plan a pro-
for the long-term health of our congregation. gram, please let us know.
Please welcome Rachel via email
As always, if you have any questions or concerns,
(ExecDir@ohevshalom.org), phone, Zoom, or in
please contact me at
person!
COSPresident613@ohevshalom.org.
The Rabbinic Search Commi'ee submi'ed Ohev
L’Shalom
Shalom’s responses to the Rabbinic Assembly’s 19-
Rachel D. Gebaide
page placement questionnaire for congregations
President
“in search.” Thank you to all of our members who
participated in focus groups and responded to the
survey to help the commi'ee prepare the respons-
es. The commi'ee has received several applica-
tions from interested clergy and have commenced
early rounds of interviews. We look forward to
the congregation’s direct input when we invite fi-
nalists for virtual visits to Ohev Shalom.
Please join us virtually for the COS Virtual Gala on
February 21, 2021! We have planned a fun and
entertaining experience, complete with Arthur’s
catering to be enjoyed at home and with friends in
your own Zoom dining room.
Many congregants have asked when Ohev Shalom
will resume providing kiddush luncheon after
Shabbat morning services. I wish I could provide a
definitive date, but we are not quite there yet. The
question of when and how to provide meals on site
TEVET ~ SHEVAT ~ ADAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 • PAGE 5
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MESSAGE
Dear Friends, people smile and really miss hugs right now. I
walk or swim at the JCC every day before sunrise.
I am honored and excit-
I love to bake and went a li'le crazy during quar-
ed to be joining the
antine. I like taking pictures with a camera (not
Ohev Shalom commu-
my cell phone) and making photo albums for peo-
nity. I look forward to
ple I love. I will always be thankful for my Great
working in partnership
Aunt Zella who taught me how to travel, meet new
with members new and
people, discover new places and immerse myself
old to maintain and en-
in different cultures.
hance the vibrant community you have created.
I look forward to ge'ing to know each and every
During my life, I have been blessed to be part of
one of you and am excited for our first hellos,
some amazing Jewish communities which have
whether in-person, via email, on Zoom, or by
provided comfort and community for me. As a
phone!
young child during High Holiday services braid-
ing the ?i?it on my dad’s tallit, as a youth spend- Rachel Rosenberg O’Brien
ing summers at Camp Herzl, or as an adult appre-
ciating the calm which would wash over me dur-
ing Friday night services after a particularly hard COS Judaica Shop
work week, these experiences and many more
have shaped my Jewish life. And now, my daugh-
ter and I could not be more excited about making THE GIFT SHOP
Ohev Shalom and Orlando our new home! IS OPEN!!
Throughout the majority of my professional career (BY APPOINTMENT ONLY)
as a practice manager for a busy oral surgery prac-
Please call Robin 407-463-4736
tice, I lived a parallel life as a volunteer leader for
the Austin Chapter of Hadassah, Greater South- WE HAVE NEW
west Region of Hadassah and Congregation MERCHANDISE!
Agudas Achim. I am thrilled to bring my passion Seder Plates / Washing Cups /
for community building and Judaism to the fore-
Challah Boards / Havdalah Sets
front, while relying on my organizational and op-
and Candles / Tallitot / Yads
erations experience to support and sustain your
Mezuzot, Etc...
community.
Things you should know about me: I love to make
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COS Sisterhood
E C S S A place for Jewish women to connect, learn and contribute
I am writing this message as we close out an un- Along with Men’s Club, we delivered gift bags to
precedented year! our older adults for the High Holidays and just re-
cently, gift bags were delivered to 80 of our seniors
We are grateful for all who participated and con-
for Hanukkah! Thank you to our volunteer Sister-
tributed to an eventful year!
hood and Men’s Club drivers … our own COS ver-
Thank you for continuing your membership and sion of “Door Dash.”
we welcomed many new members.
Thank you to Carolyn Rosenblum for keeping our
New technologies created new challenges and also amazing book club invigorated and to Susan Rosen
new opportunities to stay connected. We made for creating all the communication to keep us on
new friendships, learned about each other through task! Many more thanks to all who took part!
this new virtual world and had many interesting
Four great events are planned for January. Let’s
discussions and sharing of ideas. We celebrated
start off the year with hope and positive energy as
holidays and Shabbat distanced but connected via
we move into 2021!
Livestream, ZOOM and Facebook and we continue
to explore new ways to engage and support our • Torah Fund Zoom Party: Jan.21 at 7:00 pm with
congregation family and each other. guest speaker Jayme Epstein, Youth Director.
Please remember to purchase your Torah Fund
We want to give a special thank you to Erika Siegel
pins. Contact Susie Stone or Susan Hochstadt.
and Sarah Siegel who are new and very active Sis-
terhood members. Together they initiated and pro- • Leu Gardens Picnic: Sunday, Jan 24 at 11am.
duced several amazing programs this year...we Joint Men’s Club/Sisterhood visit to Leu Gar-
had a successful “Honey with a Heart” program, dens. Families are welcome reservations re-
which raised funds for the school music program quired.
Most recently, we Zoomed a shared cooking event • Sisterhood Book Club: Monday, Jan.25 at.7:00
with Guest Chef Gary and a Challah Bake with our pm The Girl from Berlin by Ronald Balson - if
own Yael Weinstein. We had shared programming not on the list please email Carolyn at
with Youth and Family, which brought more of us carolynlibrarian@yahoo.com to be added to the
together! Our own members were guest speakers, Zoom link invitation.
Dermatologist Amy Derrow Wi' and Rachel
• Tu B’Shevat Seder: Jan 28 @ 7pm
Scheinbloom spoke to us about creating our own
ZOOM celebrating the Year of the Tree Tu
happiness!
(Sisterhood continued on page 8)
TEVET ~ SHEVAT ~ ADAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 • PAGE 7
Life and Legacy Testimonial
As most of you are aware, Congregation Ohev in the community. I saw a few Orlando organ-
Shalom has been a part of the Life and Legacy pro- izations understand how to strategize and
gram through the TOP Jewish Foundation and the have conversations about after life giving.
Harold Grinspoon Foundation. You have read Others couldn’t create the infrastructure to
about ways to participate, the options for planned make it happen. Congregation Ohev Shalom,
giving that are available to use and reasons to give with Steve Brownstein and Rick Cohen’s lead
among many other topics. For this issue of the ership, knew how to connect with people
COS Bulletin we will hear from a participant in the about this. I realized that I could help COS
program, the COS Vice President of Operations, and thus changed the beneficiary on a life in-
Debby Gendzier. Below are the answers to three surance policy. This is my way of leaving a
questions that were posed to Debby. financial legacy and I know that the money
will be used wisely when the time comes.
1. How long has the Gendzier family been
members at COS? Thanks to Debby for agreeing to be the second tes-
timonial for the Life and Legacy program. In fu-
We have been members of Ohev Shalom for
ture issues of the Bulletin we will feature others
over 20 years.
among the 50 participants in the COS Life and
2. What motivated you to become involved
Legacy program.
in the synagogue (Commi,ees, the Board,
A special thank you to the 50 individuals who
volunteering)?
have become part of the COS Legacy Society. The
I was intrigued by the idea of the synagogue’s
names of the participants in the program can be
Strategic Plan and knew that I wanted to be
found on the Life and Legacy page of the COS
part of the process. I sat on the Board as a trus-
website, www.ohevshalom.org.
tee many years ago (when Michael Landy was
For more information about the program and to
the Executive Director) and contributed to a
find out how you can help secure the future of
few of our marketing pieces. That was fufilling
Congregation Ohev Shalom, please contact Rick
and I was interested in ge'ing involved again.
Cohen at ohevrick@gmail.com.
The strategic plan was the opportunity.
3. Why did you decide to become a Life
and Legacy donor?
I was the Board President of the TOP Jewish
Foundation when this program was rolled out
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MEMBERSHIP MINUTE Sisterhood (continued from page 6)
Coming soon-something
B’Shevat, the 15th day of the Hebrew month of
new for our members!
Shevat, is the New Year of the Trees. It has a
The membership commi'ee rich tradition of celebration! Come and learn
will be planning a network- about the special fruits and nuts used to com-
ing group to support our memorate this holiday and why, for example,
we have 4 glasses of wine, similar to the Passo-
COS family.
ver Seder.
Our congregation is here for
Take advantage of all the learning and tools on the
YOU, our members - especially now. Women’s League website; WLCJ.org
We will be seeking members to mentor as well as Please share your thoughts about what you would
to be mentored. Perhaps you need help or can give imagine for opening upcoming events when we
help to someone who needs to write a resume, return to ge'ing together! We can reimagine and
practice job interviewing, assess professional de- reconnect!
velopment or business planning. We need YOU! Es and I wish all a peaceful, hopeful and healthy
start to 2021!
If you have any membership needs, please contact
me, Nina Oppenheim, ninaopp1@gmail.com. Sandi Saft
In the meantime, please keep safe and stay well.
Warmly,
Nina Oppenheim
VP Membership COS Judaica Shop
THE GIFT SHOP
IS OPEN!!
(BY APPOINTMENT ONLY)
Please call Robin 407-463-4736
WE HAVE NEW
MERCHANDISE!
Seder Plates / Washing Cups /
Challah Boards / Havdalah Sets
and Candles / Tallitot / Yads
Mezuzot, Etc...
TEVET ~ SHEVAT ~ ADAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 • PAGE 9
Youth and Family Education
From Amy Geboff, Director of Youth and Family Education
It has been said often that ships. Services, programs, meetings, school and
2020 is a year we won’t soon youth programs are the tools to build those rela-
forget. Last year at this time tionships and community. In March, the founda-
we vaguely heard about a tion for how we function changed. We had to
virus that was new. While quickly pivot to virtual platforms for everything.
the average person may This was unchartered territory with no clear
have paid a'ention to it on guidelines and rule book. Our teaching staff met
the news, it was out of the regularly to figure out how to do this. It took the
realm of our comprehension of the impact it realization and acceptance that things would be
would have. Now a year later, we ring in 2021 in a different. We couldn’t take what we do in person
different world. The sad reality of the lives lost, and just teach online. Class sessions had to be
the impact on the economy and jobs lost, life cycle shorter, the role of Madrichim would have to
celebrations postponed and reimagined and isola- change. Parents and students would need to have
tion. We are social beings and not to be able to be devices and learn how to log in, mute, turn camer-
close to friends and family and give a hug or shake as on and off. We had to hope that internet con-
hands, feels unnatural. A year ago, the phrase so- nections would be stable. The list goes on.
cial distance was not part of our daily vocabulary
At first the assumption was, by summer we would
and zoom was a 70’s TV show for kids.
be back to normal. Time quickly showed that
At Ohev Shalom the impact has changed how we wouldn’t be the case. We had to postpone MA-
function. We are in the people business and the CHANEH OHEV thinking mid summer we could
foundation of what we do is building relation- (School continued on page 10)
Save the Date!
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School (continued from page 9)
Shalom Everyone! offer it but that quickly changed to maybe it
would be safer to do a half day and that turned
Looking back on Fall 2020,
into it would be safer not to do it at all. We then
we all know that it was a
created MACHANEH OHEV Home edition on
different time. We hosted
both virtual and in person zoom for 4 weeks, 3 days a week and then joined a
programs to meet the needs JNF virtual Israel trip. Our annual Youth produc-
of our youth and families. My tion, which would have been Fiddler on the Roof
goal remains to keep our youth engaged with fun was canceled, graduation and Shabbat Kavod
and meaningful programming. As we move into were on zoom. Our hope was that by August we
2021, this will not change. I remain cautiously opti- would be back in person, but as the summer went
mistic that we will begin to be able to have more in on it appeared that wasn’t happening much to our
person programs on a larger scale. I will continue disappointment. Screen fatigue was becoming a
to take things in stride as we see how COVID-19 real thing and some students don’t do well learn-
continues to impact our communities and our fam- ing virtually. Our school parents were split on
ilies. returning to face to face as was our teaching staff.
December was full of programs from Chanukah The decision was to be inclusive and remain virtu-
parties, to “lock-ins,” and Havadalah campfires. al. We added options on occasion for a few
We have been successful in keeping our youth en- grades and some weeks were more successful
gaged and coming to a variety of programs. This is than others. Being together with some of our
what I hope to continue doing. friends is great but social distancing and masks is
Out of an abundance of caution, all of our January a different feel. As we plan for the second half of
programs will be changed to virtual programs. As the year with the expectation that COVID cases
the new year progresses, we will re-evaluate and will continue to rise, we will remain virtual and
hope to move back to in person programming as for the month of January won’t have face to face
soon as possible. We understand that our youths options. We will evaluate every month and will
need socialization during this difficult time, but slowly return to some face to face options when
their safety remains our number one priority. we feel we can do it safely. It is important to em-
I am always open to hearing feedback from our phasize that while some of the schools are able to
community. Please feel free to reach out to me at offer face to face, we don’t have the resources and
youth@ohevshalom.org or give me a call at Ohev. facility to do the same.
Here is looking forward to an amazing program-
Everything was not doom and gloom in 2020. Ne-
ming year in 2021.
cessity is the mother of invention. All of our ser-
L’Shalom, vices are virtual and accessible every Shabbat to
Jayme all who wish to join us. We have people from all
over the world joining us which brings home the
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COS Men’s Club Update
E D S H
The COS Men’s Club is actively working on plan- now, it will be held virtually. Early in the month of
ning and implementing programs for the syna- February of each year, men and women in Con-
gogue membership and the community at large, servative/Masorti communities around the world
with a focus on social distancing and virtual activi- gather together to pray. The mi?vah of wrapping
ties in order to maintain a safe environment during tefillin will be shared, encouraged and taught. For
the pandemic. many years Rabbi Kay and Cantor Robuck have
illustrated the history of tefillin and the proper
The Men’s Club organizes a monthly bike ride on
(and often unique) ways of pu'ing on tefillin, in-
the first Sunday of each month at the popular Sem-
cluding the appropriate prayers, at the morning
inole Wekiva Trail. The Seminole Wekiva Trail
minyan.
heads almost due north for 13 miles through Semi-
nole County starting at the San Sebastian Trailhead The annual COS Super Bowl Fundraiser will coin-
off SR 436 in Altamonte Springs, east of SR 434, cide with Super Bowl LV, scheduled for Sunday,
and ending at its current terminus just south of SR February 7, 2021. This Super Bowl event raises
46 near Sanford. The next three rides are scheduled money for the COS Youth Foundation, which pro-
for Sunday, January 3rd at 8:30 am, Sunday, Janu- vides scholarships and transportation for the chil-
ary 31st at 8:30 am and Sunday, March 7, 2021 at dren of our congregation to a'end a variety of
8:30 am. Men, women and teens can all participate. events during the year.
Riders need not be expert bicycle riders. The rides
“SAVE THE DATE” for our annual Men’s Club
start and end at the same location.
Shabbat – Saturday, March 20, 2021. Torah read-
A joint effort is being planned with the sisterhood ings will be held in the sanctuary and the rest of
to spend an afternoon at Leu Gardens. The event is the service will be virtual on Livestream. More de-
planned for Sunday, January 24, 2021, starting at tails to follow.
11:00 am until the doors close at 5:00 pm. There
We are looking into starting up virtual poker
will a guided tour and families will be allowed to
nights and virtual bridge games. For more infor-
bring a picnic style dairy lunch. A designated area
mation about joining the virtual bridge game, con-
will be set aside for the a'endees. The date is cho-
tact Jim Tinkoff at jtinkoff@cfl.rr.com.
sen to coincide with the celebration of Tu B’Shevat,
the New Year for trees, which falls on Thursday. The monthly Men’s Club newsle'er was emailed
January 28th. The cost is $12 per adult, $4 per child to the congregation in late December. The Men’s
ages 3-17, and free for children under age 3. More Club Mensch for January is Andy Rosen.
information about registration to follow. B’shalom,
The annual World Wide Wrap is scheduled for Ellio/ Davis and Dr. Steven Herman – Co-presidents
Sunday, February 7, 2021, starting at 9:00 am. As ofPAGE 12 • JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM TEVET ~ SHEVAT ~ ADAR 5781
School (continued from page 10)
The year 2020 brought our youth director Jayme
point that we are all connected. Eric and I have Epstein to us. Starting a job that is based on creat-
been welcoming people “into our dining room” ing relationships during a pandemic is less than
each Shabbat to welcome Shabbat together and ideal, but Jayme’s positive a'itude has enabled us
Shabbat Shazoom, a virtual Shabbat morning ser- to continue to offer programs for our youth.
vice for 3rd-7th grade was created. A'endance at Starting in January, our 5th graders can participate
school has been great and no one has to fight in Olim and Kadima and our 8th graders can par-
traffic to get there. Our Madrichim have stepped ticipate in Kadima and USY! We look forward to
up to the plate and have become an integral com- welcoming our new Executive Director Rachel
ponent of how our teachers plan and teach. They Rosenberg O’Brien to the family.
are leading small groups in class in a way that
The vaccine brings hope that there is a light at the
would have never happened had we still been face
end of the tunnel. We need to remain vigilant and
to face. This is something that will be continued
safe. My dream is that this year’s graduation and
when we return face to face. Our parents are more
Shabbat Kavod will be face to face, even if it is out-
aware of what is happening in class as they are
side and that MACHANEH OHEV slated for June
hearing the lessons each session. We did more
1-4 will be a reality.
programming during the High Holidays and Cha-
I wish you a happy and healthy 2021 and look for-
nukah than we would have ever imagined to con-
ward to the day we are all safely together!
nect congregants and the community. We might
be able to continue to offer this even when we can L’Shalom
be face to face. Amy
December 16th—Lots of fun at Mishpacha Sheli with Nina Fine & PJ library outside and on zoom.
Thank you Rabbi Kay for singing with us and Mitzvah monkey for being our special guest!TEVET ~ SHEVAT ~ ADAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 • PAGE 13 More fun at Mishpacha Sheli December 13th—A fun time at Sufganiyot Sunday.. we ate sufganiyot.. tomorrow we make them! We made mezzuzot, candles and decorated masks! Was wonderful to see each other.
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Note: You can submit “Ask the
Rabbi” questions by e-mail at
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by RABBI DAVID KAY
Dear Rabbi – plines. While we are told that a particular Sage
Is meditation as Jewish thing? I had always associated fasted and prayed and purified himself to achieve
it with Eastern traditions. an elevated spiritual state, the Talmud omits de-
-- Ge/ing Centered tails.
Other passages give us insight as to why – such
Dear GC – serious spiritual practices require a strong founda-
Meditation doesn’t really belong to any particular tion, mental and emotional stability, guidance
tradition, culture, or part of the world. Likewise, from a teacher, and many hours of patient prac-
“meditation” doesn’t really have a single, clear tice.
definition. What seems to unite all those practices Then again, everyone has to start somewhere.
called “meditation” is the goal of calming the Basic meditation is, as noted above, universal and
mind and emotions, clarifying thought, physical without any connection to a particular tradition,
relaxation, and deeper insight. faith, or theology. As noted above, more specific
In doing all of that, there is a natural spiritual as- and advanced practice will require a reliable sys-
pect to meditation as well. In fact, when we talk tem. There are many such systems out there under
about our spiritual lives – even those who don’t the rubric of “Jewish meditation”. Some have been
identify as religious or with any faith tradition – largely (or entirely) borrowed from other tradi-
we use the language of emotion and describe spir- tions and repurposed with Jewish elements. Some
itual experiences by the physical sensations that go are drawn from Jewish esoteric texts. Some have
with them. been cobbled together from a variety of sources by
a particular author or practitioner.
I would also submit that Judaism should be count-
ed with the Eastern traditions. Not only does it At its core, though, meditation – Jewish or other-
arise is the Middle East – well into the Eastern wise – can be summed up by a sentiment first pub-
Hemisphere – but it was well-established before lished in The Boston Record in February 1905. Alt-
what we know as Western culture emerged. hough a'ributed to a wide variety of sources –
and surely a sentiment that predates the 20th cen-
Unlike some Eastern traditions, though, Judaism tury by millennia – this article quotes an old Maine
hasn’t really retained clear descriptions of ancient fisherman in a snow-bound hamlet. Asked what
meditative practices. One could argue that the vi- he does with himself in the evenings, he replies,
sions of some of the Hebrew Prophets and the ele- “Oh, sometimes I sit and think, and then again I
vated spiritual experiences of some of the Sages of just sit.”
the Talmud were the result of meditative disci-TEVET ~ SHEVAT ~ ADAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 • PAGE 15
Saturday, November 7th at 4:30pm we celebrated the Bar Mivah of
Alexa Schwamm, daughter of Stacey & Richard Schwamm.
Saturday, December 12th at
9:30 am we celebrated the
Bar Mivah of William
McNarny, son of Lauren
Roth & Michael McNarney.
Saturday, December 19th at 9:30 am we celebrated the Bar Mivah
of Aaron Halperin, son of Neal Halperin.
Saturday, January 2nd at 4:45pm we
celebrated the Bat Mivah of Isabella
Semmel, daughter of Ana & Glenn
Semmel.
Saturday, January 9th at 9:30 am we celebrate the Bar Mivah
of Yochanan Salas son of Suzannie Cintron & Marcos Salas.
Saturday, January 16th at 9:30 am we
celebrate the Bat Mivah of Lara
Greenstein, daughter of Sari & Jason
Greenstein.
B’nai Mitzvah
November, December & JanuaryPAGE 16 • JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM TEVET ~ SHEVAT ~ ADAR 5781
Saturday, January 23rd at 9:30 am
we celebrate the Bat Mivah of
Maya Brenner, daughter of Melanie
& David Brenner.
Saturday, February 6th at 9:30 am
we celebrate the Bat Mivah of
Abigail & Sloane Granet,
daughters of Gwen & Jonathan
Granet.
Saturday, February 13th at 9:30 am
we celebrate the Bat Mivah
of Layla Gold,
daughter of Jaime & Tayler Gold.
Saturday, February 20th at 9:30 am
we celebrate the Bar Mivah of
Ari Lanxner, son of Ashley &
David Lanxner.
Saturday, February 27th at
9:30 am we celebrate the
Bar Mivah of Xander
Greenwald, son of Michelle
& Jeffrey Greenwald.
B’nai Mitzvah
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TEVET ~ SHEVAT ~ ADAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 • PAGE 19 1 Cameron Aidif 6 Jessica Kast 13 Robert Rhubin 22 Batel Einhorn 1 Lily Rebar 6 Evan Shear 13 Courtney Silvestry 22 Aaron Wladis 1 Debra Bornstein 6 Sheldon Ackman 14 Mariah Munoz 22 Agnes Friedman 1 Lou Tauber 7 James Rosenblum 14 Arnold Einhorn 22 Leon Green 1 Sarah Koren 7 Stacey Schwamm 14 Ella Saffran 22 Ofer Ben Tov 1 Alan Davison 7 Karen Reiff 14 Sharon Ginsburg 23 Jason Greenstein 1 Robert Silio 7 Edgar Schaked 14 Fernando Curras 23 Cynthia Rubin 1 Debra Israel 7 Gil Pollak 14 Bonnie Friedman 23 Bruce Breit 2 Anne Goldstein 7 Edward Danuff 14 Jonah Grossman 23 Blanca Cifuentes 2 Lisa Babi. 7 Jack Gluck 15 Rebecca Goldstein 23 Mayah Silio 2 Ma.hew Rosenthal 8 Mia Arace 15 Isabelle Laub 24 Joshua Nelson 2 Madison Park 8 Carl Gaterbaum 16 Jenni Sujka 24 Caroline Geller 2 Olivia Park 8 Zachary Nelson 16 Michael Gurian 24 Samantha Semmel 2 Kate Krause 8 Madison Layman 16 Ethan Levin 25 Benjamin Rosenblum 2 Sally Izzo 8 Barbara Grodin 16 Kristina Nelson 25 Tom Nelson 2 Grace Field 9 Jessie Greenberg 16 Luis Pineda 25 Adam Her
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