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Congregation Brith Sholom
President: Ron Ticho rabbi: Michael singer
Rabbi emeritus: rabbi Allen Juda
Volume XXXi No. 7 ~ July 2020 Tammuz 5780 ~ Av 5780
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CONGREGATION BRITH
SHOLOM each month. Any article received after
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BETHLEHEM, PA 18017
next Bulletin. Visit our website at
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FROM THE RABBI
Indestructible: How Judaism changes, survives, and flourishes despite calamity
It is hard to imagine what it must have been like seeing the Temple in Jerusalem on fire.
A er months of Roman siege, brutality, starva on, and death on the Ninth of Av in the
year 70 CE the most beau ful and holy place in Jewish tradi on lay in ruin. At the me, all of Jewish ritual,
economic, and social life revolved around the Temple, priesthood, and the sacrificial system laid out in the
Torah. All Jewish holidays including Shabbat, sin offerings, thanksgiving offerings, and Jewish self‐government
were centralized and focused on the Temple and Jerusalem. What lay in ruin was not only this ancient tradi‐
on but at its heart and soul the way we had connected with God ‐ the expression of God’s presence in our
personal and communal life and our yearning for a rela onship with the Divine. Quite frankly, this could have
spelled the end of Judaism and, yet, despite this horrific calamity, our faith and people survived and even
flourished.
We are here today because what we hold as our core tradi ons, ethics, and beliefs not only can stand
the test of every me and age but because our Sages and leaders understood that for Judaism to survive and
flourish they would need to reimagine observance and be crea ve. From the crea on of the Passover seder,
to the crea ve expansion of communal and individual prayer in place of sacrifice, eleva ng the synagogue,
house of study, and home as holy places, and maybe most important the centrality of Torah study, Talmud,
and Midrash as an ever growing and changing force in Jewish life. Judaism adapted to become a portable reli‐
gion able to accompany our people wherever they went. Indeed, as we se led in new places around the
world, the influences and tradi ons of those locali es added to the crea ve growth and innova on of Jewish
prac ces, scholarship, and the arts (yes, culinary arts included).
As Conserva ve Jews, we are guided by this historical truth that Judaism has always balanced
“Tradi on and Change”. As we con nue to find our way during this me of pandemic and social upheaval, I
am confident that together we will not only survive it but also find ways to make our tradi on stronger and
more commi ed. For one thing I have heard from so many of you how important the synagogue is to your
lives and how much it acts as a social, spiritual, and educa onal center for our personal and communal well‐
being. We need your support, par cipa on, and crea vity now more than ever. If you have ideas, Torah you
would like to share in a short d’var on Fridays for Kabbalat Shabbat, want to lead a service or learn how to
lead a service, read Torah from the Chumash, share a recipe, check on a friend or neighbor or suggest a topic
for adult educa on ‐ then now is the me to get involved!
The destruc on of the Temple on Tisha B’Av was catastrophic as it led to exile, persecu on and mass
murder (the Inquisi on, pogroms, the Shoah) throughout our long history but has also shown us me and
again that Jewish tradi on with our faith in God are indestruc ble. Our understanding of God’s Torah and
halacha (Jewish law) with its ritual prac ces and tradi ons remain true to their core values and historical con‐
nec ons l’dor vador while also allowing flexibility, innova on, and relevance to speak to our souls yearning
for God’s presence and direc on in our moment of Jewish history.
Wishing everyone a safe and healthy summer!
Rabbi Michael Singer
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Schedule of Services
SHABBAT
Everyone is invited to attend and participate in the beauty of the Shabbat Services and the Kiddush that follows.
Services begin Shabbat morning at 9:00 AM.
MINYAN—is held in the Chapel
Monday and Thursday mornings……….7:45 AM
Holiday mornings……………...9:00 AM
SHABBAT HUKKAT-BALAK
Friday, July 3 ~ Candle Lighting: 8:17 pm ~ SATURDAY, July 4
Torah Portion: Hukkat-Balak ~ Numbers 19:1-25:9 ~ Haftarah: Micah 5:6-6:8~ Havdalah: 9:25 pm
SHABBAT PINHAS
Friday, July 10 ~ Candle Lighting: 8:15 pm ~ SATURDAY, July 11
Torah Portion: Pinhas ~ Numbers 25:10-30:1 ~ Haftarah: Jeremiah 1:1-2:3 ~ Havdalah: 9:22 pm
Mazel tov to Benjamin Greenberg
Son of Laura and Dr. Michael Greenberg who will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah
on this date.
We will send a link for virtual attendance to this event when available.
Mazel Tov to Benjamin, his family and friends.
SHABBAT MATOT-MASEI
Friday, July 17 ~ Candle Lighting: 8:11 pm ~ SATURDAY, July 18
Torah Portion: Matot-Masei ~ Numbers 30:2-36:13 ~ Haftarah: Jeremiah 2:4-28; 3:4 ~ Havdalah: 9:18 pm
SHABBAT DEVARIM
Friday, July 24 ~ Candle Lighting: 8:05 pm ~ SATURDAY, July 25
Torah Portion: Devarim ~ Deuteronomy 1:1-3:22 ~ Haftarah: Isaiah 1:1-27 ~ Havdalah: 9:12 pm
We need your help once again!!!
Just as we did last month; we would like to send a great big MAZEL TOV to
Benjamin Greenberg for his upcoming Bar Mitzvah on July 11th. Covid-19 and
home quarantining is still making the joyous gathering and fanfare of such a
momentous occasion as this, challenging but not “virtually” impossible. If you
have already submitted a photo for Ethan’s Bar Mitzvah, you do not need to
send another. For those who have not, We are asking that you take an individual photo of your-
self and send it to us digitally along with a few words of encouragement for Ben. Ideally we
would like to receive the photos no later than July 7th. We plan to enlarge the images, print
them out and tape them to your usual seat in the Sanctuary for the virtual streaming of his cer-
emony.
Thank you again, be well and continue to stay safe.
Rabbi Michael Singer
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Message from the Ad Hoc Covid‐19 Preparedness Commi ee
Dear Friend,
We would like to provide you with updates because Pennsylvania has recently gone into the Green Phase.
Note that we are s ll in a wait‐and‐see period because the state’s average daily number of new cases of
Covid‐19 has recently been on the rise. Numbers in more than half the states in the U.S. are climbing quickly.
We will con nue to update you on a regular basis as our plans evolve. We also invite your ques ons,
thoughts, and input as we con nue our planning and evalua on efforts.
Report on Ethan Caine’s Bar Mitzvah
As men oned in our previous le er/FAQ, there was a simcha celebrated privately on June 20 in the main
sanctuary of Brith Sholom. This was a gathering of 25 people, including the family, guests, Rabbi Singer, Can‐
tor Sam, and staff.
The service was beau ful. Mazel tov to Ethan and the en re Caine Family!
All in a endance wore masks, sat in assigned seats, and cooperated fully. There was intermi ent cleaning
during the service and extreme care taken in the planning phases.
Though not a precedent for other life cycle events, this was a pilot to see whether a service with this number
of people would be manageable and meaningful. From all reports and observa ons, it certainly was. While
we received posi ve feedback, there are s ll a very few minor details we need to iron out for an upcoming
bar mitzvah, also to be privately celebrated, in July.
Starry Services
We an cipate resuming Starry Services, led by Alan Cohen, but with some different features. Save the date,
July 17. Services will be in the lower parking lot in designated spaces. You must make a reserva on and make
a commitment to be in place by a specific me. Details forthcoming from the Ritual and Ad Hoc commi ees.
Updated A endance Policy
As shared with you in our previous le er/FAQs, we had restricted the invited guests to the June private bar
mitzvah to those under 65. However, a er addi onal considera on as well as feedback on that policy, we
feel that an advisory would be more appropriate.
Our new policy: We strongly suggest that people 65 and over and all those with underlying condi ons stay
home from services and other synagogue events for now.
Mask Wearing Policy
For the foreseeable future, our policy at Brith Sholom is for anyone entering the building, which includes
congregants, staff, visitors, trade/delivery people, and those ren ng or using space in the building to wear a
mask that covers the mouth and nose:
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Message from the Ad Hoc Covid‐19 Preparedness Commi ee ‐ Cont’d
any me three or more people are present in the same space or room;
any me two people are present and less than 10 feet apart in any room; and
before, during, and a er services.
Office Update
The office is not open yet. There is a covered box outside the door in order to pick up or drop off items if
you call Tammy and arrange to do so. Please call ahead.
High Holidays
It is s ll too early for the actual specifics of how the High Holidays will be observed but be assured that the
Ritual Commi ee is working with Rabbi Singer and this commi ee to arrive at the most engaging, respon‐
sible, and authen c version of Brith Sholom’s High Holidays possible in the me of Covid.
Addi onally, Rabbi Singer and the other Lehigh Valley Jewish clergy are sharing ideas and solving the issues
surrounding services. Current best prac ces say communi es are strongest when regional clergy coordi‐
nate re‐openings.
Thank you and be well,
Ad Hoc Covid‐19 Preparedness Commi ee
Jennifer Lader, Commi ee Chair
Johanna Brams, Technology Consultant
Irving Kaplan, Chair, Ritual Commi ee
Ina Levin, DNP, MSN, RN
Judith Rodwin, Chair, Kiddush Commi ee
Ruthie Shleifer, Vice President
SAVE THE DATE!!
FRIDAY, JULY 17th, @ 7PM
STARRY NIGHT SERVICES
in our
PARKING LOT SANCTUARY
Led by Alan Cohen
More information to follow.
Can’t wait to see your faces!
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New Years Greeting Book - 2020-5781
Dear Fellow Congregant:
One of Brith Sholom's most referenced publications is the Annual New Year's Greeting
Book and Directory. For decades, our congregants have utilized the directory to wish
fellow congregants a happy and healthy new year, to honor or memorialize a relative or
friend, or to give special thanks. The directory is also one of Brith Sholom's major
fundraising resources each year.
Your message shows visible support for our synagogue and the proceeds directly sup-
plement our annual operating budget. We celebrate Rosh Hashanah on September 19th and
20th and Yom Kippur on September 28th . Please complete the attached form to reserve
your greeting space - apply a special 10% discount if you complete and return the form
by July 15, 2020. Final deadline for all greetings is August 14, 2020.
The directory is our best means of sharing contact information with each
other. Regardless of whether you place a greeting or not, every member of the con-
gregation is entitled to a listing in the directory. We would also like to include your
children's names (graduate school and younger), current e-mail addresses and wedding
anniversary dates. There is no charge for including this information, just fill in
the appropriate lines on the form.
The Greeting Book this year will be dedicated to YOU – Fellow Congregants.
As you know, the world is going through some interesting times that are caus-
ing health and financial issues for a lot of people and businesses. Therefore,
please understand that the greeting you had in last year’s New Year’s Greeting
Book will appear in this year’s New Year’s Greeting Book, (same size and same con-
tent) whether or not we receive payment from you. If you did not have a greeting
in last year’s book, you can have a “Patron” greeting by completing the enclosed
form which you will receive in the mail.
Thank you in advance for your continued support of our congregation. Please don't
hesitate to call MICHAEL E. RISKIN during weekday business hours at(610)868-8543 if you
have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely yours,
Michael E. Riskin
Michael E. Riskin
New Year's Greeting Book & Directory
Chairman
P.S. Please take note of the fact that the goal of the Committee this year is to have
this Book distributed in a timely manner and therefore, there will be no extension of
the Deadline Date of Friday, August 14, 2020.
Support Congrega on Brith Sholom!
Purchase Giant Foods Gi Cards and Congrega on Brith Sholom gets 5% of the proceeds.
So when you purchase groceries you will be dona ng to the shul.
Giant Card contact:
Dore Ko ler, rxdek@ptd.net or 610‐395‐3259
6It is with gratitude that we acknowledge the following gifts given to the synagogue in memory of or to
honor and commemorate the people or events mentioned. It is a sacred obligation and a unique
privilege for each of us to be able to show such traditional support and respect for our heritage and
loved ones. (Minimum contributions to each of the donation levels are: Temple/$10; Chai/
$18; Silver/$25; Double Chai/$36); Golden/$50; Platinum/$100
Paula Grines
PLATINUM DONATION CHAI DONATION In honor of Daniel Lader’s graduation
Paula Grines
In memory of beloved brother, In honor of Rabbi Singer receiving the In memory of Jim, beloved husband of
Ervin Gross Mortimer Schiff award for Prejudice Irene Lorie
Shirley Gross Reduction Paula Grines
With thanks to God for another year Stef i & Michael Berman In honor of Roz Cohen’s birthday
of good health In loving memory of beloved father, Sarah & Richard Sandler
Roz & Alan Cohen Daniel Todes In honor of Rabbi Singer receiving the
In loving memory of Richard Herzon Lisa Todes Meyer Mortimer Schiff award for Prejudice
Lorin Schneider Mazel tov to Daniel Lader on his 2020 Reduction
Graduation Sarah & Richard Sandler
GOLDEN DONATION Pearl & Shirley Stein Mazel tov to Ethan Caine and his fami-
In honor of Rabbi Singer receiving the ly on his Bar mitzvah
In loving memory of brother, Dennis Mortimer Schiff award for Prejudice Marilyn & Tom Doluisio
Hugh Klayton Reduction with pride and blessings
Janet & Ronald Klayton Pearl & Shirley Stein
In honor of Daniel Lader graduating “Bring a gift to the Sanctuary
DOUBLE CHAI DONATION from Liberty H.S. and attending
and carry a blessing from the House of
Lehigh University
God.”
In memory of my beloved husband, Eugene & Dr. Lisa Todes Meyer &
Richard Herzon Rebecca Meyer
Jackie Herzon In honor of Rabbi Singer receiving the
In honor of Rabbi Singer receiving the Mortimer Schiff award for Prejudice
Mortimer Schiff award for Prejudice Reduction
Reduction Sandy & Norm Wruble
Judy & Gilbert Lappen In honor of Rabbi Singer receiving the
In loving memory of cousin, Mortimer Schiff award for Prejudice
Florence Margulies Reduction
Ruth Kugelman Ruth Kugelman
In honor of Rabbi Singer receiving In honor of Ethan Caine becoming a
the Mortimer Schiff award for Preju- Bar mitzvah
dice Reduction Stef i & Michael Berman
Judy Lasker In honor of Ethan Caine becoming a
With heartfelt gratitude, Brith
In honor of Ethan Caine’s Bar mitzvah Bar Mitzvah Sholom would like to
Roz & Alan Cohen Lauren Sakasitz acknowledge our members,
In memory of beloved mother,
Rose Budnitz TEMPLE FUND Ricki and Les Hochhauser, for
Debbie Miller donating hand sanitizer to us
In memory of Rita Benowich, mother
of Marc Benowich In memory of beloved grandfather, through their company,
Ivy & Marc Hoberman Harry Milestone American Dental Supply.
Nanci Goldman & Steve Bergstein
SILVER DONATION Thanks for helping to keep us
In honor of Rabbi Singer receiving the safe.
In memory of Herman Klibansky Mortimer Schiff award for Prejudice
The Riskin Family Reduction
In honor of Ethan Caine becoming a Linda & Murray Garber
Bar mitzvah In loving memory of mother,
Casey Goldblat & Irving Kaplan Sylvia Stone Rosenfeld
Paula Grines
In memory of mother-in-law,
Hanna Grines
7WEEK OF JULY 4, 2020
Karl Kritz 12 Tammuz July 4 Abraham Siegel 16 Tammuz July 8
Benjamin Gruber 12 Tammuz July 4 Lillian Olden 17 Tammuz July 9
* Florence G. Hobe 12 Tammuz July 4 Benjamin Parmet 17 Tammuz July 9
Ruth Miller 12 Tammuz July 4 Nathan Grotsky 18 Tammuz July 10
Paulene Rosenzweig 13 Tammuz July 5 Minnie Hesse 18 Tammuz July 10
Rose Aronson 14 Tammuz July 6 Martha Kroope 18 Tammuz July 10
* Lewis Marcus 14 Tammuz July 6 * Charles Lowitz 18 Tammuz July 10
Camilla Oppenheimer 14 Tammuz July 6 Morris Pessis 18 Tammuz July 10
* Sol Sonnenfeld 14 Tammuz July 6 Sophie Schiffer 18 Tammuz July 10
* Desha B. Shiffren 15 Tammuz July 7 * Jack Singer 18 Tammuz July 10
WEEK OF JULY 11, 2020
* Morris Blinderman 19 Tammuz July 11 * Rebecca Mahler 22 Tammuz July 14
Joyce Cohen 19 Tammuz July 11 * Rose L. Davis 23 Tammuz July 15
Jean Joseph 19 Tammuz July 11 Lena Dolitzky 23 Tammuz July 15
* Nathan Pisarev 19 Tammuz July 11 * Jacob Friedman 23 Tammuz July 15
Bertha Feder 20 Tammuz July 12 * Abraham S. Gandal 23 Tammuz July 15
* Sara Feigenblatt 20 Tammuz July 12 Mauricio Sema 23 Tammuz July 15
* Gladys Schiff 20 Tammuz July 12 * Abraham Feuer 24 Tammuz July 16
Susan Simmonds 20 Tammuz July 12 Jacob Leibowitz 24 Tammuz July 16
* Isadore Bloom 21 Tammuz July 13 Alvin Nathan 24 Tammuz July 16
* Edward Goldberg 21 Tammuz July 13 * Rose Horowitz 25 Tammuz July 17
Fay Unger 21 Tammuz July 13 * Anna Israelite 25 Tammuz July 17
Rabbi Arnold Lasker 22 Tammuz July 14
WEEK OF JULY 18, 2020
* Aaron Abrams 26 Tammuz July 18 * Gizella Albert 1 Av July 22
Sylvia Lader 26 Tammuz July 18 Sylvia Rosenfeld 1 Av July 22
* Simon Levin 26 Tammuz July 18 Eva Spitzer 1 Av July 22
* Joseph V. Weisz 26 Tammuz July 18 Judith Ain 2 Av July 23
Minnie Dogulov 27 Tammuz July 19 * Eugene Diamond 2 Av July 23
* Meyer Perlman 27 Tammuz July 19 Helen Frye 2 Av July 23
Marilyn E. Goldberg 28 Tammuz July 20 Belle Gould 2 Av July 23
* Philip A. Sigal 28 Tammuz July 20 Esther Kornit 2 Av July 23
* Yolan Spitz 28 Tammuz July 20 David Kotkin 2 Av July 23
Manya G. Sucharczuk 28 Tammuz July 20 * Arthur Neuman 2 Av July 23
* Cecelia Brisker 29 Tammuz July 21 Allen A. Sarachek 2 Av July 23
Nathaniel Brisker 29 Tammuz July 21 * Sol Taffet 2 Av July 23
Mary Goidich 29 Tammuz July 21 George Bryen 3 Av July 24
* Frances M. Jaslow 29 Tammuz July 21 Louis D. Fromm 3 Av July 24
* Abraham Staller 29 Tammuz July 21
Lawrence H. Karman 29 Tammuz July 21
WEEK OF JULY 25, 2020
* Dora Frankel 4 Av July 25 Aaron Eden 8 Av July 29
Allan Goodman 4 Av July 25 * Isador Goldberg 8 Av July 29
* Harold Mindlin 4 Av July 25 Melvin Goldblat 8 Av July 29
* Jacob Phillips 4 Av July 25 * Theodore Goodman 8 Av July 29
* Samuel Pisarev 4 Av July 25 James Mayer 8 Av July 29
8WEEK OF JUNE 27, 2020
* Albert S. Spear 4 Av July 25 Irving Steinberger 8 Av July 29
Sadie Levan 6 Av July 27 Louise Weinstein 8 Av July 29
Herman Goren 7 Av July 28 * Jacob Weisz 8 Av July 29
* Mary Klibanoff 7 Av July 28 * Jacob S. Levitt 9 Av July 30
Joseph R. Lasker 7 Av July 28 * Pearl Weinstein 9 Av July 30
Marion Lilchtman 7 Av July 28 Beatrice Hilberg 9 Av July 30
* Solomon Branker 8 Av July 29
Please visit our website for links to various virtual Time: This is a recurring meeting on Mondays and
services, information and updates with respect to Thursdays at 7:45am
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Own Your High Holiday Mahzor
The shul has at least fifty Mahzorim left from our original purchase. This year, Covid-19 may cause High
Holiday services to be virtual. If you would like to own a Mahzor for the High Holidays, please e-mail or
call Tammy at the office. The cost for a new Mahzor Lev Shalem is $36.00. Your own High Holiday pray-
er book will be personalized with a nameplate indicating it belongs to you.
Support our Shul – Buy now
*local delivery can be arranged
Shabbat and Holiday Prayer Books
Do you need a Shabbat and Holiday Prayer book for home use in order to follow our virtual services? We
can help you. The shul will lend you a Sim Shalem prayer book. Please note this is the previous version
used for our services. E-mail or call the office and Tammy will make the necessary arrangements to place
the prayer book outside the building for you to pick it up. Thank you for your understanding these pickup
procedures.
9YAHRZEIT PLAQUES
These bronze plaques are permanent tributes to your loved ones. Unlike many of the
other synagogues both here in the Valley and in other places, our Yahrzeit Memorial Wall
has individual lights that are turned on during the week of the Yahrzeit. It does not matter how long
ago a grandparent, parent or, G-d forbid, a child has died, the memory is still there. Traditionally,
we show respect and love for our departed family members by this annual demonstration of re-
membrance. We say Kaddish in shul. We hold them in the forefront of our hearts and minds, and,
for many of us, by the public illumination of their names on the Memorial Wall. The price for a
plaque is $300. The price to reserve a space is still $25.
To reserve a space or order plaques, please contact :
Sandy Wruble (610-865-2474)
BLOOD DONORS NEEDED
Keep Brith Sholom in good standing.
Call Miller-Keystone Blood Center at
(610) 691-5850 and make an appointment.
“Give the Gift of Life.”
Call today to schedule your appointment to donate blood on behalf of Brith Sholom
Thank You!!!
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11Congregation Brith Sholom
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1190 West Macada Road PERMIT no. 461
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Bethlehem, PA 18017
Lehigh Valley, PA
CONGREGATION BRITH SHOLOM
President: Ron Ticho Rabbi: Michael singer
Rabbi Emeritus: Rabbi Allen Juda
Volume XXXi No. 7 July 2020 Tammuz 5780 ~ Av 5780
Tel: 610-866-8009 Fax: 610-866-8000
email: info@brithsholom.net
rabbisinger@brithsholom.net
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