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5778 JANUARY 2018
Tevet - Shevat
STANDING FOR ISRAEL
Eternal Light
It can happen in a restaurant with friends, at
a party, or in your home while listening to the
news: someone offers a statement, a fact, a
position, a logical argument about human
suffering in the Middle East, which is, at the
same time, a condemnation of the State of
Israel.
Suddenly, where once you felt comfortable
with your sense of justice, you find it difficult to
respond. Is it true? Where you once thought
Israel stood for justice and democracy, is it
possible that Israel has now emerged as a Goliathan oppressor of a
defenseless, downtrodden people, who are struggling for their
human rights?
How do you respond? Are you quiet because you do not want to
reveal your own confusion? Do you feel an instinct that makes you
want to argue a point you are not equipped to make? Do you
suddenly feel like an outsider, perhaps even unwelcome, among
those with whom you thought you shared common values?
If we are asking some of these questions or feeling some of
these feelings, it behooves us to find some balanced information so
that we can respond to the complex, competing and often emotional
statements about Israel. Fortunately, there is a lot of information
that is easily accessible. That’s a good thing because we live in a
hyper-speed world which requires us to do some fast learning as we
seek the truth. Of course, this means we have to do some
research, reading all we can on every side of the issue so that we
can draw our own conclusions.
When former President Jimmy Carter published his book
Palestine: Peace not Apartheid, many people, who consider
themselves supporters of Israel, were surprised because in his book
he abandoned all objectivity and unabashedly acted as a virtual
spokesman for the Palestinian cause. Mr. Carter said that the
reason that he wrote the book was to provoke discussion. To my
mind, there is one of two things we can do. We can put our head in
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STANDING FOR ISRAEL (cont)
the sand and hope that if we don’t respond, then those the likes of Mr. Carter will go
away. Or we can educate ourselves about the realities of the Israeli-Palestinian
Conflict so that we can participate in these discussions when we are called upon to
do so.
There are several easy ways to access reliable information. The first is to read
the newly released book written by Daniel Gordis entitled Israel: A Concise History
of a Nation Reborn. This is the best and most current history of Israel I have seen.
Read it! If you want to go online, read the writings of Dr. Mitchell Bard. Dr. Bard is
a foreign policy analyst who lectures on U.S.-Middle East policy. You can access
his work through www.JewishVirtualLibrary.org and search for “Myths and Facts: A
Guide to the Arab-Israeli Conflict. You can also get good material from the Anti-
Defamation League at www.adl.org. Do a search for: Advocating For Israel: Facts
and Talking Points.
Finally, you can go to AIPAC’s website, www.aipac.org for great up to date
information on the current issues. AIPAC is a non-partisan organization that acts as
America’s only pro-Israel lobby. Fortunately, thanks to the efforts of Donna and
Hans Sternberg, we have frequent AIPAC events here in Baton Rouge. So if you
want to learn about how you can get involved, you have a local resource. Whatever
you do, don’t miss the upcoming AIPAC event on January 8th at CBI at 5 pm. David
Horovitz will be in town to speak on “Uniting to meet our common threats: The
United States and Israel.” (Information for how to register is on Page ???)
Once you feel you have some tools in your arsenal, you will feel better equipped
to stand up for Israel when you find yourself in a situation where it is necessary to
respond. Those who spew anti-Israel rhetoric need to know that there are many of
us out there who will set the record straight when necessary.
In 2018, please do this important mitzvah for Israel: Read and study as much as
you can so that you can be an advocate for the State of Israel. If we don’t do it,
nobody else will.
Rabbi Jordan Goldson
Join us for
Shabbat Morning
Tefilah & Torah Study
Saturdays, 10 am
In the Gary J. Weill Youth Room
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President’s Message
by Jay Jalenak
Welcome to our 160th Year
My first year as Congregation president was busy and
fulfilling, and it passed quickly. I am enthusiastic as we enter our
Congregation’s 160th year. History has rough on Jewish
congregations across the South; yet, 160 years later, we continue to
thrive. Our 160th year is worthy of a great celebration and plans are
in the works.
In the meantime, I look forward to seeing you at our annual
meeting at 5 p.m., on Sunday, January 21. We will induct our new
board, look back at last year’s success and get our new board year
underway. In addition, we will honor our recipient of this year’s President’s Award.
Choosing a single recipient of a President’s Award was an overwhelming task. I
am in awe of the tireless work by numerous volunteers in support of this Congregation.
For example, Andy Blumberg and Mark Sager work nonstop addressing maintenance,
repairs and improvements to our building. Treasurer Warren Sager fights the never-
ending battle to keep us fiscally responsible. Without Art & Soul Chair Louann
Bombet and her incredible team, this past year could not have been a success. Mike
Kantrow worked with a surveyor to map our cemetery, and he chaired our cemetery
cleanup. No one matches Cookie Dubois’ energy and spirit in support of CBI, and she
and Bill cook fabulous meals for our events. In addition to wonderful music for
services, Michael Roth also provides essential database support to our office. Past
President Deborah Sternberg still accepts my calls, answers my endless questions, and
proudly represents us nationally in the URJ Board. All are worthy of my recognition
and eternal gratitude.
But, this year I want to give special recognition to Lynn Weill. Lynn is dedicated
to our Congregation and our community. As a board member, she has been active,
hardworking and prepared. She does not accept the status quo, and she challenges us to
strive for excellence. Lynn chaired our Development Committee and drafted all-
encompassing and much needed development policies. In 2016, when our community
was devastated by the flood , our Congregation looked to Lynn’s leadership to guide
fundraising and the delivery of relief aid. Ultimately, Lynn’s get-it-done attitude
resulted in her chairing the combined flood relief efforts of Jewish Federation and both
congregations. When there has been a tough task, Lynn has accepted the challenge.
Therefore, while there are so many who do so much for Congregation B’nai Israel, I am
pleased to be able to specifically recognize Lynn for all that she has done and continues
to do for CBI.
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January
January 1 January 12 January 21
OFFICE CLOSED Shabbat Service, 6pm Religious School, 9:30am
January 4 Union Prayer Book CBI Annual Meeting, 5pm
WCBI Mah Jongg, 6pm
January 13 January 26
January 5 Shabbat Tefilah & Torah Shabbat Service, 6pm
Shabbat Service, 6pm Study, 10am
January 14 January 27
Shabbat Tefilah &
Calendar
January 6 Religious School, 9:30am
Shabbat Tefilah & Confirmation, 12pm Torah Study, 10am
Torah Study, 10am Israel Folk Dancing, 7-8:30pm January 28
January 7 Religious School, 9:30am
NO RELIGIOUS SCHOOL January 19
Shabbat Service, 6pm Confirmation, 12pm
Israel Folk Dancing, 7-8:30pm
January 8
AIPAC Meeting, 4:30pm January 20
Shabbat Tefilah &
Torah Study, 10am
February
February 2 February 10 February 23
Shabbat Service, 6pm Shabbat Tefilah & Shabbat Service, 6pm
Torah Study, 10am
February 3 February 24
Tu B’shevat Seder, 10am February 11 Shabbat Tefilah &
NO RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Torah Study, 10am
February 4
Religious School, 9:30am February 13 February 25
Confirmation, 12pm OFFICE CLOSED Religious School, 9:30am
Israel Folk Dancing, 7-8:30pm PURIM CARNIVAL
February 16
February 6 Shabbat Service, 6pm February 28
Board Meeting, 6pm MEGILLAH READING
February 17
February 8 Shabbat Tefilah &
WCBI Mah Jongg, 6pm Torah Study, 10am
February 9 February 18
Shabbat Service, 6pm Religious School, 9:30am
Union Prayer Book Confirmation, 12pm
Israel Folk Dancing, 7-8:30pm
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B’NAI ACADEMY
LIFE LONG LEARNING
2017-2018/ 5778
WINTER SEMESTER
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
As we study Jewish history from the time of Abraham to the present day, we will learn lessons
that will help us to understand our lives. Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 pm.. Taught by Rabbi
Jordan Goldson. Class dates TBA
AN AMUSING JOURNEY THROUGH JEWISH HUMOR
Discover why our humor continues to nourish and sustain us. Look with Rabbi Barry
Weinstein at examples of Jewish humor from a variety of sources throughout the Jewish world
over time. Wednesdays: 6:30-7:30 pm. Class dates TBA
Classes offered through the B’nai Academy are free to members of Congregation B’nai Israel.
Non-members are welcome to participate for a fee of $50.
To register, email or call Rabbi Jordan Goldson (rabbijg@bnaibr.org or 225-343-0111 x 203).
Deadline to register is Friday, January 15th.
You can also register online at https://bnaibr.wufoo.com/forms/bnai-academy/
Union Prayer Book Service Schedule
Fridays at 6 p.m.
January 12
February 9
M a rc h 9
April 13
M a y 11
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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWS: by Julie Tepper
Religious School No Religious School
January 7th
We return January 14th
Thanks to our wonderful
volunteers who
made all the latkes for the
Chanukah Celebration
Hilary and Hamilton Shaw
Julie Suggs
Allyson Bombet
Jill Pike
Shelly Mullenix
Thank you to WCBI
for their support of
the Chanukah Celebration!
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Confirmation class lit the Chanukah Candles:
Neil Tepper
Lail Shaw
Hannah Kaplan
Charlie Roth (not pictured)
To our Latke Judges
Shelly Mullenix
Sierra Sager
Maggie Mullenix
Thank you to the CBI Judaica Gift Shop
for the donation of gifts for the
M&M CelebrationTu B’Shevat Seder
Saturday, February 3rd
at 10am
We will celebrate the
‘New Year of the Trees’
in the Tradition of the ancient mystics by having a
Tu B’Shevat Seder.
This Seder is similar to the Passover Seder
(4 cups of wine, etc) yet the theme is
appreciating the beauty of the natural world.
Delicious fruits, nuts and juices will be served.
Save The Date
You are cordially invited to the Annual Meeting of
January 21, 2018
Beth Shalom Synagogue 10am—11:30am Social HallPage 12 Tevet - Shevat
CBI MEN’S CLUB
Thank you to all who contributed and volunteered
for the Big Buddy Shopping Spree!Tevet - Shevat Page 13
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2017 IMPROVEMENTS TO THE BUILDING
Thanks to donations to the Capital Campaign and the Building Fund, we are pleased that the
following projects have been completed:
Lights throughout the building were replaced with LED lights
Security Cameras were upgraded and technology set up for smart phone control.
Fence around the AC units by Religious School entrance was replaced for a more appealing
look.
Mechanical room was cleaned and organized with new shelving.
Thermostats were upgraded to a web base system and smart phone control.
The Jewish Cemetery was cleaned up and new services added to maintain a more beautiful
cemetery.
Push bars security doors replaced in social hall and back door entrance.
New Air Condition Units replaced for the south classrooms and the hallway.Tevet - Shevat Page 15
To Lisa Binder and Isabelle Posner for Dr. Gerald Posner
being honored as an inductee to the Opelousas General
Health System Hall of Fame.
Mazel Tov to everyone who celebrates
birthdays and anniversaries this month!
to the Big Buddy Shopping Spree Volunteers and Contributors!
to Rabbi Barry & Linda Weinstein for sponsoring the pre-oneg on Dec 8th
to Mary Ann Sternberg for sponsoring the pre-oneg on Dec 22nd
Congregation B’nai Israel
Annual Meeting
January 21, 2017
5:00 pm
ONEG immediately following!Page 16 Tevet - Shevat
Designated Funds
You may donate to the Temple in many ways. The designated Temple
funds are listed below with a brief description of each. When making your
donations, please designate your fund of choice.
Chunky & Ellen Folks Building Fund: For maintenance, repairs & improvements
to the building
Camp Scholarship Fund: For need-based scholarships to a Jewish camp.
Carolyn & Bernard Schmulen Cemetery Beautification Fund: To plant appropri
ate shrubbery and trees, particularly in the new part of the cemetery, to create a
more beautiful and peaceful setting
Cemetery Maintenance Fund: Cemetery maintenance
CBI Foundation - Endowment Fund: To establish a permanent base of financial
support for Congregation B’nai Israel.
Gary Weill Youth Room Fund: For maintenance, upkeep and improvements of
the Youth Room
General Fund: For support of general operating expenses of the Temple
Alvin & Janice Rubin Ner Tamid Break Fast Fund: To provide continued sup-
port for the Annual Yom
Kippur Break Fast.
Prayer Book Fund: To purchase new prayer books.
Rabbi's Discretionary Fund: Support ofworthy charitable organizations & to
assist members in need
Sandy Sager Beautification and Garden Fund: For outdoor Temple
beautification
Sylvia Steiner Religious School Fund: To purchase needed items and provide
scholarship assistance for Religious School
Torah Repair Fund: For repairs to Torahs.
The following memorials or dedications are also available:
Tree of Life Leaf: $250 Tree of Life Stone: $1000
Yahrzeit Memorial Plaque: $250 Sanctuary Pew (1/2 side): $1500
DONATE ONLINE at www.bnaibr.org
Pay by credit card online with an easy form
that allows you to choose a designated fund or the general donation fund
and the purpose of your gift.
Donations may also be mailed to 3354 Kleinert Ave., Baton Rouge, LA 70806Tevet - Shevat Page 17
Contributions
General Fund
Barbara Young- in memory of Jane Facto
Dave Safer - in memory of Sarah Safer
Edie & Ralph Bender - in memory of Paul Handmacher
Edie & Ralph Bender - in memory of Matt Astrowsky
Edie & Ralph Bender - in memory of Heidi Yellen
Edie & Ralph Bender - wishing a speedy recovery to Josh Yellen
Edie & Ralph Bender - wishing a speedy recovery to Barbara Jacobs
Edie & Ralph Bender - in honor of President Jay Jalenak
CBI Endowment Fund
Mathile & Steven Abramson
Sylvia Steiner Religious School Fund
Monday Mah Johgg Group - Thanks for letting us play here.
Gary Weill Youth Room Fund
Lise & Charlie Kaufman - in honor of Felix Weill’s birthday
Louann & Ronnie Bombet - in honor of Felix Weill’s 70th birthday
Laurie & Harold Brandt - in memory of Betty Hirsch
Laurie & Harold Brandt - in memory of Jerry Berkowitz
Prayer Book Fund
Barbara Young - in memory of Jane FactoPage 18 Tevet - Shevat
זִכְרוֹנָם ִלב ְָרכָה
Zichronam Livracha
May their memories be a blessing
JANUARY 5
Edith Brenner Grandmother of Edie Bender
Louis E. Gartner Mother of Brenda Berg
Grandmother of Scott Berg
Yarzheits
Ivan Greenspan Grandfather of Rebecca Svensson
Richard Hillman Father of Justin Hillman
Barbara Howey Sister of Terry Howey
Sophie Mann Grandmother of Chip Mann
Vivian Quine Cousin of Jim Mayer
Dula Mae Roby Mother of Andy Roby
Mildred S. Suffrin Mother-in-law of RoseAnne Suffrin
Edna Ullman Grandmother of Rabbi Jordan Goldson
Violet Wolf Aunt of Victor Sachse, III
JANUARY 12
Ruth Dunn Aunt of Jim Mayer
Joan B. Frankel Mother of Laurie Frankel
Ethel L. Jacobs Mother of Betty Schwartzberg
Corinne S. Kaufman Grandmother of Carol and Lee Newman
Anabelle B. Levy Grandmother of Laurie Frankel
Charles B. Maas, Sr. Father of Charles B. Maas, Jr.
Susan G. Riker Mother of Katie Sternberg
Joseph W. Samuels Father of Marc Samuels
Louis Turchen Father of Judy Fishbein
Doris Levy Weill Grandmother of Felix Weill, Laurie Brandt
Julie Nachman and Susan Dampf
Great grandmother of David Weill, Paul
Dampf, Lauren Ritchey and Paige WormserPage 19
Tevet - Shevat
זִכְרוֹנָם ִלב ְָרכָה
Zichronam Livracha
May their memories be a blessing
JANUARY 19
Laz Abraham Grandfather of Eric Abraham
Brian Hulse Brother of Anne Fishbein
Alvin M. Labens Father of Steven Labens
Yarzheits
Abe Levine Grandfather of Bette Levine
Lewis S. Levy Father-in-law of Robert Blumberg
Louis Liss Father of Ayan Rubin
Fannie Lyman Mother of Doris Chesler
Carol Lewis Marx Mother of Jill Kantrow
Grandmother of Brock Kantrow and
Emelie Alton
Bessie G. Mehl Aunt of Harvey Schwartzberg
Vera Mundt Miller Mother of Robbie Rubin
Lisa Bertman Pate Daughter of Skip & Sandy Bertman
Adolph Safer Father of David Safer
Dorothy Siegal Cousin of Maureen Corcoran
Abe Stien Uncle of Dave Safer
JANUARY 26
Julia A. Bombet Mother of Ronnie Bombet & Julius Bombet
Fernand K. Eader Cousin of Betty Schwartzberg
Jay Jalenak, Sr. Father of Jay Jalenak, Jr.
Rebecca N. Labens Mother of Steven Labens
Isadore Lesser Father of Eleanor Fraenkel
Barbara Perry Mother-in-law of Robert Blumberg
Bernard Pressburg Husband of Gretchen Pressburg
Harold Rubin Uncle of Michael and David Rubin
Sylvia Steiner Mother of Maureen Corcoran
Ricky Stockner Brother of James StocknerTevet - Shevat Page 20
VISITING THOSE WHO ARE ILL
Congregation B’nai Israel wants to make sure we care for our members and their
families. If you have a family member or know of someone in our congregation who
is in the hospital, has been in an accident, or is ill and recuperating at home, please
call the Temple office at 343-0111 so Rabbi Jordan can contact them and arrange for
a visit.
HEALING
Mi Shebeirach, the prayer for physical and emotional healing, is recited at the Friday
evening Shabbat service. If you are ill and would like a Mi Shebeirach recited on
your behalf, please call the Temple office at 343-0111 before noon on Thursdays, so
the congregation may offer its prayers for you. If you know another person who
needs the same, please ask the individual for permission to read his/her name
before calling the office.
YARZHEITS
Yarzheit names are traditionally read during the Friday night Shabbat service prior to
the anniversary of a loved ones death unless other arrangements are made through
the temple office.
We will now send out Yahrzeit reminders by email unless requested mailed. By
email, you will receive a reminder 30 days, 15 days & Monday prior to the Friday
before the Yahrzeit. If you do not receive a reminder, please contact the office by
email (office@bnaibr.org) or call the temple office.
You may add your yahrzeit dates online at www.bnaibr.org.
Click on contact us then Yahrzeit Reminder Form
or call the office at 225-343-0111.
Cemetery Security at
The Jewish Cemetery:
Security is on site at the cemetery
every 2nd Sunday of the month
from 10:00am - 2:00pm.Tevet - Shevat Page 21
CLUB NEWS OR UPCOMING EVENT?
To include your event in the newsletter, email the information
and any pictures or graphics that you want included to
office@bnaibr.org. All requests are presented to Rabbi and/or
the board for approval. Requests must be received before the
Community 15th of the month preceding the newsletter.
Israeli Folk Dancing at CBI
CBI Social Hall from
7:00 - 8:30pm
Dancers, experienced or novice, singles, couples or families, young or
young-at-heart, are invited to attend free of charge. Or, if you prefer to,
just come and listen to the lovely music of Israel on the following Sun-
days:
Jan 14, 18
Feb 4, 18
Mar 4, 18
Apr 8, 22
May 13
Contact: David Kirshner at 756-5291
WCBI MAH JONGG
EVERY MONTH on the 1st THURSDAY NIGHT - 6pm
Do you want to learn how to play Mah Jongg?
Lessons are now being taught in the
Gary Weill Youth Room
First Thursday of each month
beginning at 6pm (play is until)
Bring snacks to share (temple food restrictions apply).
If you are interested, please call: Jill Roby (225-921-9529)
LOOKING FOR A VENUE FOR AN UPCOMING EVENT?
The newly renovated Social Hall and the Gary J. Weill Youth Room
are available for your next event at a reasonable cost.
For information, contact the office at 225-343-0111.Page 22 Tevet - Shevat
Judaica Gift Shop
Did you know???
We have gifts for any age and any occasion
Holiday, Wedding, B’nai Mitzvah, Birthday!
The gift shop is open during office hours
or by appointment by calling
Cathy Labens at 225-344-0581
Gift shop income supports WCBI!
BaRFTY
Shalom y’all. Last month, Barfty celebrated Hanukkah with a get together at
Rachael Morrison’s house. We lit the menorah and ate lots of sushi. There was an
event on the 20th where Barfty helped cook at St. James Place.
We are planning on having ice skating on January 14th at Leo’s. Winter
KALLAH will be the weekend of January 26th, hope everyone can sign up soon!! So
register at https://southern.nfty.org/mobile-registration/
Stay tuned,
Hannah Kaplan
Barfty Communications Vice President
S P O N S O R A P R E - O N E G S H A B BAT
If you would like to sponsor a Pre-Oneg Shabbat in 2018, you can do so
by making a $36 donation in honor of a special event or in memory of a
loved one. Wine and a cheese nosh will be
served at 5:30 pm prior to services. Please join us
for this wonderful time to connect with each other
on Shabbat. Contact the Temple office to arrange
your sponsorship.Tevet - Shevat Page 23
Hadassah has some wonderful events planned to help us through the season of
winter blahs. Please mark your calendars and join us for some, or all, of the
following:
January 13- Our annual trip to the Baton Rouge film festival. We will meet
for dinner at 5 p.m. at Albasha on Corporate then on to see “Denial” which
starts at 7:30 p.m. The movie stars Rachel Weisz and Timothy Spall. It is a
story about an author, Deborah Lipstadt who wrote a book about the Holocaust and then was
sued by a Holocaust denier and had to defend herself in a libel suit. Should be fascinating.
January 26-28 We will partner with the Red Shoes to sponsor an event called “Oasis in Time:
An Urban Spiritual Retreat” led by Rabbi Diane Elliot. We will get help developing a
spiritual practice through meditation, movement and nuanced interpretations. This should be
a wonderful weekend on the path to spiritual awakening. There will be a Shabbat dinner,
workshops and more. Please come to all or just some of the many events planned. Detailed
flyer to follow.
February 4- We will combine our Tu B’Shevat celebration with the installation of our new
officers. Stay tuned for exact time and location.
Thank you for all you do for Hadassah.
Jan 10-14, 2018
Manship Theatre
Tickets are now on sale for the 12th Annual Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival. The Festival has
become one of the outstanding entertainment and cultural events of the city. If you have
been to the previous Festivals, you know the quality of the films and speakers. If you have not
attended the festival, don’t let another opportunity go by.
Call the Manship Theatre box office at 225.344.0334 or order online at www.BRJFF.com.
Follow the Festival on Facebook, too, for the latest updates.
Already a lifelong fan? Consider becoming a Patron. Patrons get free tickets to the Saturday
night show as well as tickets to the pre-show dinner upstairs at the Shaw Center’s 3rd floor
Turner Gallery. Contact the Federation office at 225.379.7393 for information on becoming a
Patron of the Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival.
See you at the movies!Advertisers
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Congregation B’nai Israel
Jay Jalenak, President
Deborah Sternberg, Past President
ANNUAL
Seth Kaplan, Vice President
Warren Sager, Treasurer
Andy Blumberg, Secretary
Ronnie Bombet Linda Dubois
MEETING
Shawn Folks Adrian Hirsch
Mike Kantrow Donna Kunstler
Robbie Rubin Norman Schwamberg
Lynn Weill
Nathan Levy, Men’s Club President
Paige Wormser, Women of CBI President
Max Sager, BaRFTY Co-President
Eliana Levy, BaRFTY Co-President
STAFF
Jordan E. Goldson
Rabbi (rabbijg@bnaibr.org)
Barry Weinstein
Rabbi Emeritus
Cathy Duplechin
Office Administrator (office@bnaibr.org)
Sunday
Jessica Yellen
Religious School Co-Director (relschool@bnaibr.org) January 21st
Julie Tepper
5:00 pm
Religious School Co-Director (asst.relschool@bnaibr.org)
James Hickman, Custodian
TEMPLE OFFICE VOLUNTEERS (TOV)
Edie Bender Edie Bernard
Laurie Brandt Robbie RubinYou can also read
