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MESSENGER 105
volume
THECALENDAR
SYNAGOGUEHIGHLIGHTS
| CONGREGATION
FROM B’NAI
THEEMUNAH
RABBI | MARCH 2021 | PUBLISHED MONTHLY
PASSOVER —SEE UPCOMING FOR DETAILS
MILESTONES MASTHEAD
BIRTHS Daniel S. Kaiman and Marc B. Fitzerman *............... Rabbis
Eli Henry Rodheim, born to Andy and Hannah (Newman) Dr. Elana Newman................................................ President
Rodheim on February 7, 2021. Eli is the grandson of Russell Dr. John Schumann..................... Executive Vice President
and Gail Newman. Ross Heyman..................................................Vice President
Mark Goldman................................................Vice President
Sally Donaldson.......................................................Treasurer
IN MEMORIAM
Nancy Cohen.......................................................... Secretary
Terri Kramer (Rao) Jeremy Rabinowitz......... Synagogue Foundation President
Mother of Elliana F. Rao, Benjamin H. Rao, Hillary Roubein.................................... Sisterhood President
and Gabriella A. Rao Sara Levitt..................Director of Jewish Life and Learning
Former wife of Dr. Peter Rao Eric Hunker................................................Program Director
Rick Gratch......................................................Administrator
NEW MEMBERS Shelli Wright........................................... Preschool Director
Happie Hoffman ...................................Artist-in-Residence
Stephanie Marshall Brigid Kelley & Cheryl Myers..........Co-Staff, Office Wing
Nick and Blair Abrahamson Nancy Cohen............................ Sisterhood Gift Shop Chair
We’re so happy to welcome one and all into the family of *Both Rabbis are affiliated with the Rabbinical Assembly
the Synagogue. Onward and upward! of the Conservative Movement.
TODAH RABBAH
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
We are deeply grateful to those who have become part of
our renewed effort to provide home-cooked meals to those
members of our congregation in need. Thanks to: ON THE COVER
Randee Charney The crossing of the sea is usually depicted as
a straight path through walls of water standing at
Marcy Cyter
attention on either side. What makes this
Barbara Eisen illustration stand out is that it foregrounds the
Jackie Lasky unruly power of the moment: a mad, frightened
Gail Richards dash through a sea that threatens to swamp
Jillian Roberts the Israelites themselves. Our seders somehow
Kathy Sandler have to capture deep emotions and bring them
to the surface. What would
Hillary we risk to escape the
Roubein
MAZAL TOV slavery that is part of every life? How fast are
we willing to run in order to be part of the
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTS
drama of liberation? Who demands that we put
Congratulations to Emily Lapidus, who was accepted last
month to Washington University in St. Louis as part of its ourselves in peril, and are we ready to respond?
Sally A. Donaldson
entering Freshman class for Fall 2021. Emily is the daughter Craig Silberg
of Seth and Dedra Lapidus. Jolene Sanditen
Good news to share? Write us at info@bnaiemunah.com.
THE MESSENGER
March 2021 - Published Monthly
Yahrtzeits and Kaddish
Every Friday Afternoon CONGREGATION B’NAI EMUNAH
at 5:45 p.m. on Zoom 1719 South Owasso Tulsa, Oklahoma 74120
Office: (918) 583‑7121 School: (918) 585‑KIDS
918 583 7121 Fax: (918) 747-9696 Website: www.tulsagogue.com
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THE MARCH CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TWO RABBIS AND... | EVERY FRIDAY 7 TWENTY-ONE TO TWENTY-ONE
Every Friday at 11:00 a.m., our rabbis convene a weekly con- This year marks one hundred years since the 1921 Tulsa Race
versation to reflect on pertinent topics of the day, interview Massacre. To more deeply understand the history of the
special guests, and talk about ideas relevant to Synagogue event and the realities of its effects on today’s Tulsa, we will
life. They hope you’ll join them. Sessions take place on hold a four-part series on Sunday afternoons at 4:00 p.m.
March 5, 12, 19, and 26. Zoom meeting ID: 918-583-7121. in our Synagogue Zoom Room. For more information about
participating in this learning opportunity, please contact
SHABBAT TOGETHER | FRIDAY EVENINGS Eric Hunker at ehunker@bnaiemunah.com
918-583-7121..
918-583-7121
ehunker@bnaiemunah.com.. Meeting ID:
As days and weeks go by, our tradition asks that we take time
to pause, reflect, and enjoy time together. Shabbat Together 13-15 SHIVA BABY: THE SCREENING
is a short, digital gathering where we take a few moments to
pause with community as we enter Shabbat. The content is Shiva Baby,
Baby, a 2020 comedy film directed by Emma Selig-
songs for the Shabbat table and it always starts at 6:00 p.m. man, is an international co-production of the United States
A weekly Yahrtzeit service precedes this experience at 5:45 and Canada. The film stars Rachel Sennott as Danielle, a di-
p.m. The sessions this month are March 5, 12, 19, and 26. rectionless young bisexual Jewish woman who attends a shi-
Zoom meeting ID: 918-583-7121. va with her family. The film is not yet available on any major
platform as it is still on the festival circuit. However, we have
PANIM EL PANIM | SATURDAY MORNINGS secured a two-day screening for the Synagogue community,
which will be available for viewing from 7:00 p.m. on Sat-
Our tradition speaks of a special power that exists when a urday, March 6 to 7:00 p.m. on Monday, March 8. Please
group of people gathers together for prayer. Panim el Panim visit tulsagogue.com for the link and information on how to
is a live broadcast service led by Rabbis Kaiman and Fitzer- screen the film.
man. Rooted in our in-person Shabbat morning service, we
spend time singing, reflecting, studying Torah, and connect- 15 MATZAH MAKING AT HOME
ing. Services begin at 10:00 a.m. The dates for Panim el Pa-
nim services are March 6, 13, 20, and 27. Zoom meeting ID: As we prepare for Passover, come learn how to make your
918-583-7121..
918-583-7121 own bread of affliction with Rabbi Fitzerman. Making your
own matzah is a way to connect with the holiday in ways
BAKER’S DOZEN | TUESDAY & THURSDAY you may not have experienced. It’s about time for a new
quarantine baking craze. Why not matzah? We’ll meet in
After a brief winter hiatus, our cookie-baking program is the Synagogue Zoom Room. Meeting ID: 918-583-7121
918-583-7121..
back in full swing, and we need bakers! We’re collecting The program begins at 7:00 p.m. The ingredients are simple,
cookies, bars, and other single-serving baked goods every flour and water!
Tuesday and Thursday morning and delivering them right
away to frontline workers around the city. Any donation of 18 SHIVA BABY: BLATT+
BLATT+ BLUE DISCUSSION
baked goods is deeply appreciated; reach out to Eric Hunker
at ehunker@bnaiemunah.com, and we’ll work you into the Our ongoing film and television series, Blatt + Blue, spot-
schedule as smoothly as we work our pastry dough! All of our lights film and television enthusiasts David Blatt and Alice
recipients have been deeply grateful. Please note: we’ll be Blue, who first summarize the featured material and then
taking a break the final week of March for Passover. field questions and comments from the Zoom Room audi-
ence. This month we’ll discuss Shiva Baby,
Baby, the noted film
which is still in pre-release but available for screening by
our Synagogue audience. Join the discussion in our standard
Our new Program Director is Zoom room: 918-583-7121
918-583-7121.. The starting time is 7:00 p.m.
Eric Hunker
See April edition for details.
(continued on page 4)
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MARCH [CONTINUED]
(continued from page 3)
FROM RABBI FITZERMAN
READ THIS BOOK
22 OPASSCO: OKLAHOMA PASSOVER SUPPLY Alice and I are now on our second generation of picture books
for children. The first were for Micah and Nina in the 1980s.
Tulsa’s one-stop-shop for all things Passover! From matzah to
Some of them now feel dated, but others work beautifully in
maror, OPASSCO, the Oklahoma Passover Supply Company
our reading lives with Zelda, Lucy, Anya, and Bino, or at least
has everything you need for your Seder and day-to-day Ko-
the two who are ready to hold a book. If you are now engaging
sher-for-Passover staples. Visit tulsagogue.com for a product
with a young grandchild, I think the world of a Caldecott classic
list, details on ordering, and hours for limited in-person, pan-
called Ox-Cart Man,
Man, by Donald Hall. It’s a nourishing look at
demic-safe shopping.
values like industry, craft, seasonality, and the balance between
indulgence and restraint. First published in 1979, it remains a
27 SEDER SING winner decades later.
The songs of the Seder stand apart as a singular moment where I know that I’ll think the same about Welcoming Elijah,
Elijah, by
we call out to one another in a collective voice that invites us to Leslea Newman and Susan Gal, and published by the PJ Library.
remember oppression and celebrate liberation. At 9:00 p.m. That’s the project of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, distribut-
on the night of the First Seder, we’re inviting everyone into ed by Jewish Federations around the country, including our own.
our Zoom room for a sing-a-long Passover experience led by
our Artist-in-Residence, Happie Hoffman. Stay up late with The story is straightforward. There is a boy who celebrates
us as we sing into the night! Passover with family and friends inside a cozy bungalow. Out-
side, a cat mewls forlornly, hoping that someone will take him
28 in. At the climax of the story, the boy opens the door for Elijah,
TO++GATHER | PASSOVER
TO and the cat trots across the threshold, only to be taken up in
the boy’s arms.
Our March session of To+Gather will take place on the morn-
ing of the Second Seder and will be a full Passover experience It couldn’t be simpler, but Welcoming Elijah is a picture book
with story, movement, singing, puppets, and more. We’ll meet tour de force. Newman’s story gives an authentic account of
at a new time, Sunday at 9:00 a.m. on Zoom for our live expe- the order of the seder, just enough to enfold a young child
rience. We hope that this program will give families the tools in the rhythm of the event. What’s extraordinary are Gal’s
they need to do Jewish at home, connect to other families, rich illustrations. This is clearly a progressive American Jewish
and their Synagogue community. Please be sure to be in touch household, at home in ritual, storytelling, and community.
with Morah Sara at slevitt@bnaiemunah.com to receive a The guests are racially diverse and depicted with loving regard.
To+Gather Toolbox. Men and women are joined in an egalitarian dream of joy and
celebration. Any one of our community’s kids would recognize
28 SECOND SEDER WITH THE SYNAGOGUE gatherings like this, or begin to think about the possibilities of
reaching across the barriers of race, gender and ethnicity. My
Come spend Second Seder with your family at the Synagogue. favorite character is one of the two roly-poly zaydies
zaydies,, who wears
We will retell the tale of Exodus with song, story, food, and perfectly round glasses and appears in three different panels. Our
friends. Passover essentials are available through OPASS- granddaughter Lucy has noticed a certain charming similarity.
CO, our Passover Market, including a Seder Plate in a Box to
make the holiday accessible to us all. Contact Rick Gratch for I don’t think that Welcoming Elijah is part of the PJ Library’s
more information about our Passover Market items or boxes distribution program for this year (some books are sold, some
at rgratch@bnaiemunah.com
rgratch@bnaiemunah.com.. Visit tulsagogue.com for more given away), but I know that the book is just a click away at
details and a link to join. It all begins at 5:45 p.m. Barnes and Noble. I could easily imagine a space at everyone’s
seder, filled with the simple plot of Welcoming Elijah and its
30 warm and lush illustrations.
THE GREENWOOD POGROM
.
We commemorate the unnatural disaster of the 1921 Race
Massacre in a special seder during the intermediate days of
Passover. The short service will begin at 7:00 p.m. on the Blatt + Blue ON MARCH 18 at 7:00 p.m.
fourth night of the holiday. The liturgy for the evening will in-
clude first-hand accounts and parallel events from the history
of European Jewry. Like all events in this period of pandem-
SHIVA BABY
ic, “The Greenwood Pogrom” will be a virtual gathering. Our
Zoom Room may be accessed at 918-583-7121
918-583-7121..
4MARCH [CONCLUDED] FROM RABBI KAIMAN
31 MACAROON MANIA PASSOVER ABUNDANCE
Macarons (French sandwich cookies) may be all the rage, but Life at the Synagogue is rarely dull. It’s one of the things I
Passover wouldn’t be complete without a plate full of flaky, co- love best about being a rabbi in a congregation like ours. Al-
conut macaroons. While cooking on Passover can sometimes most nothing is routine or mechanical. We’re continually mov-
be intimidating, we’re here to walk you through it step-by- ing from one thing to the next. That gives us plenty of flexibil-
step. And it’ll all culminate with a treat to enjoy and share. Our ity to respond quickly and nimbly to the many opportunities
program begins at 7:00 p.m. and will occur in our standard and needs in our community. We hope that makes you proud
Zoom Room, Meeting ID: 918-583-7121
918-583-7121.. Visit tulsagogue. to be a part of our Synagogue.
com//macaroons for an ingredient list to cook along with us.
com There’s plenty we’ve done in recent months worthy of re-
flection, but I’m already looking ahead to Passover, and I want
APRIL: LOOKING AHEAD to be sure you are too. We’ve got opportunities to cook to-
gether through our Matza-Baking Workshop and a Macaroon
-Making Experience.
1 BITTER: PASSOVER TASTING AND TALK Of course, to “get you through” on supplies, food, and oth-
er Passover essentials, be sure to check out OPASSCO, the
2 Oklahoma Passover Supply Company. For longtime Tulsans,
THE RESILIENCE PROJECT that name will ring familiar, as OTASCO was a regional retail
chain whose roots ran deep in our Tulsa Jewish community.
4 POST-PASSOVER PIZZA PICK-UP On both nights of Seder, there will be an opportunity to
engage with the Synagogue. On the first night of the holi-
8 BRAIDING WITH BRAE: CHALLAH ART day, we’ll gather for a late-night singing experience led by our
Artist-in-Residence Happie Hoffman. The next night we’ll be
13 BOARD MEETING running a Zoom version of Second Seder at the Synagogue,
which will be both familiar and new.
15 BLATT + BLUE And if that was all we were doing, dayenu (it would be
enough). But that’s just the beginning. On the fourth night
17 of the holiday, we’ll host a program called The Greenwood Po-
MORNING + MINDFULNESS + MEDITATION grom, which you can read about elsewhere in this issue. On the
sixth night of the holiday (April 1), we’ll welcome the author
25 TO++GATHER
TO of the cookbook Bitter, who will help us explore one of the
signature tastes of Passover and lead us through a bitter box
tasting experience. Finally, don’t forget about the Synagogue
29 BURN CO. LAG B’OMER when it’s time to chow down on pizza at the end of the hol-
iday. We’ve got a fun partnership we’ll be announcing soon.
Stay tuned to our weekly e-mails for more details on all these
events and more! If we do our part right, this may end up being
one Passover that you hope will never end.
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UPCOMING (CONCLUDED)
COMING SOON
CHALLAH FOR EVERYONE! THE GREENWOOD POGROM
Over the years, I have taken up the practice of baking A hundred years ago this year, White Tulsans brought
challah for Shabbat. I’ve been searching for the best reci- death and ruin to Greenwood, one of the most vital and
pes, new toppings to try, and different braids to practice. prominent African-American communities in the country.
Throughout the pandemic, my ability to braid and bake has By the time this spasm of violence was over, hundreds were
improved dramatically. Being home to mix the dough, walk dead, and the physical form of the neighborhood was shat-
away for a few hours and then come back to finish the pro- tered. Very few households survived unscathed, and pictures
cess has opened me up to all sorts of possibilities, and it’s from 1921 show smoking ruins.
been thrilling and delicious.
The Synagogue will commemorate this unnatural disaster
What I love about making challah is the simplicity of it in a special seder during the intermediate days of Passover.
all. After perfecting the temperature to activate the yeast, The short service will begin at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March
it takes just a few ingredients to produce something special. 30, the fourth night of the holiday. The liturgy for the eve-
By the time we get to Shabbat dinner, I look at the challot on ning will include first-hand accounts and parallel events
my table and know exactly how they came to be: the time, from the history of European Jewry. Between 1918 and
the work, the patience, the ingredients. More importantly, 1921, pogroms in Ukraine posed many of the same questions
it reminds me of the distinct nature of the start of Shabbat. as the race massacre in Tulsa. In fact, pogrom is a useful term
Even if the food itself is what we might eat on a Monday to describe what happened in Oklahoma: an uprising moti-
or a Wednesday evening, that challah makes it unique and vated by politics, greed, and exclusivist hyper-nationalism,
holy. The challah elevates our experience and signals to us, in which the state either offered a modicum of support or
especially my son Lior, that Shabbat is finally here! refused to intercede in the violence.
In the last few months, our Bikkur Cholim program has Like all events in this period of pandemic, The Greenwood
grown to add baking and delivering challah. We have assem- Pogrom will be a virtual gathering. The Synagogue Zoom
bled a team to bake and deliver challah to folks in our com- Room may be accessed at 918-583-7121 on the Zoom plat-
munity who perhaps don’t want an entire meal or just need form. Security controls will be in place to prevent disruption
a little show of support from their Synagogue. We see this of any kind, but you will be asked to share your name before
as a gesture of tender care for our community members and admission. The Synagogue looks forward to a meaningful
an opportunity to bring a little bit of holiness and love into and thought-provoking gathering.
homes all over Tulsa.
If you are interested in joining our Challah Team or know
someone who you think could benefit from this show of
care, please be in touch with me at slevitt@bnaiemunah.
com or call (918) 583-7121.
MACAROON MANIA ON MARCH 31
FIRST NIGHT OF PASSOVER AT 9:00 P.M | "SEDER SING" WITH ARTIST-IN RESIDENCE
HAPPIE HOFFMAN
6SISTERHOOD SPECIAL EVENTS
QUICK NOTES BLATT + BLUE ON MARCH 18
Joan Neidell reports that there have been two babies born The Synagogue’s ongoing program on Jewish cinema and
recently. Joan has delivered a special gift book from Sister- television will focus in March on Shiva Baby, the 2020 fea-
hood to each family. ture which debuted at South by Southwest (SXSW) and the
Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), but whose wider
The Sisterhood Nominating Committee is working to re- distribution was interrupted by the pandemic. Directed by
new and recruit members for the Sisterhood Board of Trust- Emma Seligman, the film is a comedy about a directionless
ees. Watch for the date of the annual Sisterhood meeting. young bisexual Jewish woman who attends a shiva (gather-
ings of mourners) with her family. Other attendees include
Looking for Judaica gifts? Go to www.tulsagogue.com and her successful ex-girlfriend Maya.
click on the link to the Sisterhood Gift Shop. The Shop is
open 24/6, and funds collected from sales help Sisterhood The events of the film take place almost entirely in real
to make its annual donation to the Religious School. Shop time and at one location as Danielle explores her romantic
Local for your Judaica needs! and career prospects under the intense watch of her family,
friends, and judgmental neighbors. The film was universally
Interested in volunteering for a Sisterhood project? Got praised by critics for its bisexual and Jewish representation,
an idea for a Sisterhood project? Contact Sisterhood Presi- while being described as accessible for all audiences, and for
dent, Hillary Roubein at hillaryroubein@gmail.com. effectively conveying the anxiety-inducing claustrophobia
experienced by Danielle.
The film has not yet been seen by general audiences, but
the Synagogue has arranged a special, password protected
showing, available on demand between Saturday evening,
March 13, at 7:00 p.m. and Monday evening, March 15, at
7:00 p.m. There is no charge for this screening, but please
check the Synagogue website for a special link to the plat-
form, along with the necessary password. If you have any
difficult logging on, please call Program Director Eric Hun-
ker at (610) 730-5859.
Join the Zoom event on the following Thursday evening,
March 11, at 7:00 p.m. The Zoom meeting ID is 918-583-
7121 and the session will conclude at 8:00 p.m. If there is a
film you’d like to see in these sessions in the future, please
reach out to Eric Hunker at ehunker@bnaiemunah.com.
.
At the 2015 Passover Potluck Party at Hillary Roubein's home. Carol
Mandlebaum and Alice Blue were happy to contribute their own dishes to
the event.
BAKER’S DOZEN
PASSOVER 2021 Please drop your home-baked goods at the
IS HEADED OUR WAY! Synagogue every Tuesday and Thursday
so that we can wrap and deliver
SEE THIS ISSUE OF THE MESSENGER
treats to Tulsa’s first responders.
FOR DETAILS ON ALL PROGRAMS
8SECOND SEDER AT THE DIGITAL SYNAGOGUE SUNDAY, MARCH 28 | 5:45 to 7:00 p.m. No charge to participate. Zoom ID: 918-583-7121
OPASSCO
Oklahoma Passover Supply Company
The Seder Plate Box | $18
Everything you need to set your
Seder plate, including a roasted egg, shankbone,
raw horseradish, green onions, charoset,
endive (the second bitter herb), and matzah.
The Seder Meal | $25
Your choice of either brisket, chicken,
salmon, or vegetarian entree, with imaginative
vegetables, new spring potatoes, and salad.
Price for children's meals: $10 per serving
The OPASSCO Store
Order online at tulsagogue.com for
pick-up beginning Monday, March 22 between
10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. You can also
do COVID-friendly outdoor shopping
at the front door of the Synagogue.CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SYNAGOGUE
Karen and Mark Kiely
Altamont Bakery Fund Rabbi Arthur D. Kahn, D.D.
Sharon Neuwald
Michael and Cindy Guterman Culture Fund
Harvey Solomon
Dennis and Terri Johnson Jerry and Susan Sokol
Elaine Weise
Janice A. Winzinger
Ann Beerman Garden Fund Rabbi Daniel S. Kaiman
Michael and Cindy Guterman Discretionary Fund
In Honor Of
Jerry and Jan Potash Joe Degen
David Biespiel, on his birthday
The Family of Norman Levin
Scott Biespiel, on his birthday
Bikur Cholim Fund Joe Edmonds and Aaron Miller
Rabbi Marc Boone Fitzerman
Nancy Resnick
Rabbi Daniel S. Kaiman
Isrella Taxon Rabbi Marc Boone Fitzerman
Betty Lehman
Discretionary Fund
Brian Sweet Multimedia Fund Dr. Harvey Blumenthal
In Memory Of
Rosalie and Bob Hanson Dr. Morris Brown
Miriam bat Shmuel Baruch
Martin and Alecia Fischer
E. Stanley Berger
Brouse Family Shabbat Julie B. Freid
Estelle H. Berger
and Holiday Fund Tim and Laura Howard
Roberts S. Berger
Jerry and Jan Potash Carol Kallmeyer
Sandy Blumenthal
Marion Brodsky
Chevra Kadisha Fund Richards Family Library Fund
Miriam Brown
Nancy Resnick Gail and Kip Richards and Family
Morris Freidlin
A.W. Friedman
Dave Sylvan Joyful Music Fund Rose Borg Sukkah Fund
Ursula Guterman
Susan Cook Roslyn Borg (St. Louis) and Family
Robert Alexander Hanson
Martin Kallmeyer
Eva Unterman Environmental Rubin Fund for Children
Eileen Koven
Education Fund and the Visual Arts
Terri Kramer
Martin and Alecia Fischer Michael and Sari Addicott
Norman Levin
Nancy Resnick
Adolf Neuwald
Goodall/Blanc Art Education Fund
Sylvia and Milton Oberstein
Nancy Resnick Touro 2020
Mel Resnick
Martin and Alecia Fischer
Seymour Shapiro
Isabel and Edgar Sanditen
Darrell and Sylvia Smith
Preschool Fund Synagogue General Fund
Freda Solomon
Jerry and Jan Potash Yolanda Charney
Sheldon Tilkin
Martin and Alecia Fischer
Oscar Velarde
Norman and Shirley Levin Bob and Rosalie Hanson
Jack Zarrow
Prayer Book Fund Paula and Lenny Holzband
Scott Zarrow
Jane and Steve Friedlin
Sandra Treanor
PASSOVER FOOD SALE BEGINNING MARCH 22march | adar-nisan
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
10:00 AM 4:00 PM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 10:00 AM
Baker’s Dozen Hebrew Lab Baker’s Dozen Two Rabbis and... Panim el Panim
Dropoff 7:00 PM Dropoff 5:45 PM Shabbat Service
Midrasha Yahrtzeit Service 6:40 PM Havdalah
6:00 PM 7:00 PM
Shabbat Together Shiva Baby
6:02 PM Candles Screening Launch
6:22 PM Sunset
Torah: Ki Tisa
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
10:00 AM 10:00 AM 4:00 PM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 10:00 AM
ShulSchool Baker’s Dozen Hebrew Lab Baker’s Dozen Two Rabbis and... Panim el Panim
4:00 PM 21 to 21 Dropoff 7:00 PM Dropoff 5:45 PM Shabbat Service
7:00 PM Midrasha Yahrtzeit Service 6:45 PM Havdalah
Board of Directors 6:00 PM 7:00 Shiva Baby
Shabbat Together Screening
6:09 PM Candles
6:29 PM Sunset
Torah:
Vayakhel-Pekuday
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
4:00 PM 21 to 21 7:00 PM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 10:00 AM
Maker Judaism: Baker’s Dozen Baker’s Dozen Two Rabbis and... Panim el Panim
Matzah Dropoff Dropoff 5:45 PM Shabbat Service
with R. Fitzerman 7:00 PM Yahrtzeit Service 7:50 PM Havdalah
Blatt and Blue 6:00 PM
Shabbat Together
7:15 PM Candles
7:35 PM Sunset
Shiva Baby Screening
Rosh Chodesh
Nisan Torah: Vayikra
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
4:00 PM 21 to 21 10:00 AM 4:00 PM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 10:00 AM
Baker’s Dozen Hebrew Lab Baker’s Dozen Two Rabbis and... Panim el Panim
Dropoff 7:00 PM Dropoff 5:45 PM Shabbat Service
Midrasha Yahrtzeit Service 8:00 PM Havdalah
6:00 PM 9:00 Seder Sing with
Shabbat Together Happie Hoffman
7:21 PM Candles
7:41 PM Sunset
OPASSCO: Oklahoma Passover Supply Company Torah: Tzav
Erev Pesach
28 29 30 31
9:00 AM 10:00 AM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM
To+Gather: Passover Yom Tov Service The Greenwood Macaroon Mania
10:00 AM Pogrom
Yom Tov Celebration
5:45 PM
Second Seder with
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YAHRTZEIT CALENDAR — 17 ADAR THROUGH 18 NISAN
Monday, March 1 - 17 Adar Monday, March 8 - 24 Adar Monday, March 15 - 2 Nisan Tuesday, March 23 - 10 Nisan
Jean Zelda Eichenberg Alfred E. Aaronson Charles Borochoff Charles Brouse
Helen Eisen Myron W. Glichouse Nadine Iola Wise Bahram Delrahim
Irving Fenster Amelia Josey Irene Renee Kasner Aaron Moran
Mildred T. Sanditen Joan Kutner Ilse Schwarz Marvin Phillip Shalon
Phillip Sokol Isaac Lebow Mark Seigel
Meyer Stekoll Miles Schuman Sol Spector Wednesday, March 24 - 11 Nisan
Lawrence Tauben Asher Zeldich Bernice Stekoll Frances Klein
Patricia Taubman Benjamin Franklin Stockfish Eva Wiseman
Max R. Travis Tuesday, March 9 - 25 Adar
Ann Freed Weisman Chasye Dundee Tuesday, March 16 - 3 Nisan Thursday, March 25 - 12 Nisan
Neta H. (Blumenfeld) Dundee Celia Davis Harry Beinhorn
Tuesday, March 2 - 18 Adar Gary Morris Mandell Barbara Rambach Louis Berlowitz
Stan Burnstein Ronnie Singer Eva Rashbaum Frances Brodsky
Morris Butkin Larry Sitrin A. Jeb Lewis
Martin R. Kopelman Wednesday, March 17 - 4 Nisan Samuel David Miller
Stanley Silberg Wednesday, March 10 - 26 Adar Henry “Hank” Alcouloumre George Robison
Jacob Starr Sam R. Dritch Monroe “Jim” Friedman
Bernard Jacobs Max Wolens Friday, March 26 - 13 Nisan
Wednesday, March 3 - 19 Adar Marguerite E. Mandell Saul Baum
Aaron Appelsies Alexander Urban Thursday, March 18 - 5 Nisan Dorothea Dundee
Larry Fasel Joe Bobrow Paul M. Jankowsky
Donald N. Irwin Thursday, March 11 - 27 Adar H.C. Bortel Helen Langer
Elma Frances Jankowsky Morrey Frey Maxine Jeffy Jerry Wittels
Nathan Martin Rose R. Friedman Etta Price
Paula H. Miller John Payne Hammond Dr. Milton Taubman Saturday, March 27 - 14 Nisan
Jennie Rozen Henry Levy Harry Fadem
Ben Schwartz Elsie Moran Friday, March 19 - 6 Nisan Abe Fedman
Frank Sitrin Jack S. Price Mark Finston Barbara Goldberg
Rose Smith George Joseph Renberg Bella Jankofsky David C. Goldberg
Dr. Joseph Stovin Jack Winer Mike May Mina Lapidus
Odie McReynolds Alicia Urban
Thursday, March 4 - 20 Adar Friday, March 12 - 28 Adar Nathan Mizel Ben Watt
Estelle H. Berger Bessie Contente Milford S. Ungerman Lillian Sanditen Weinstein
Betty Kaplan Norman Lewis Frey
Florence Klein Anna Glenn Saturday, March 20 - 7 Nisan Sunday, March 28 - 15 Nisan
Max Ruby Diane G. Kaiser Jacob Greenberg Irwin Oleinick
Morris Schuman J. Morris Mayer Norma Lee Hipfner Dorothy Zarrow Renberg
Herbert Unterman Sheine Mehl Ruben Kern
Sarah Schusterman Morris J. Krawitz Monday, March 29 - 16 Nisan
Friday, March 5 - 21 Adar Ida Sucherman Marjorie Lubin Bernard Clay Hawkins
Marla Brody Jerry Wolens Ruben Leib Paru Shulamith Massil
Joyce Epperson Katie Pollock Ethel Salle
Lorraine Klein Juby Saturday, March 13 - 29 Adar
Celia Klein George Fein Sunday, March 21 - 8 Nisan Tuesday, March 30 - 17 Nisan
Esther Kurtz Samuel Gershowitz Goldie Cash Aaron Nisson Levin
Joe Levit Naomi Isaacs Chaya Leya Levin
Saturday, March 6 - 22 Adar Israel James Miller George Ludman Nathan Price
Evelyn S. Alster Samuel Schiff Harry L. Miller William Nathan Raskin
Irving Borg Ida Stekoll Etta G. Milsten Al Solow
Ariella Buckmaster Lottie Minsky Chasya Zarrow
Marian Darmstadter Sunday, March 14 - 1 Nisan Sylvia Oberstein
Abe Salle Joseph S. Kantor Leonard Seigel Wednesday, March 31 - 18 Nisan
Shimon Sam Mizel William Stein Irving M. Blum
Sunday, March 7 - 23 Adar Morris Mizel Abraham Markovitz
Annie Martin Morris Myers Monday, March 22 - 9 Nisan John Griffin Moody
Bill (Wm.) E. Meyer Dr. Herbert Prussack Berel Dundee Grace Solomon
Seymour Price Abbo Stekoll Joe Katz Dr. Ronald L. Solow
Steven Sanditen Bessie Stekoll Philip Rubinstein Fannie Tenner
Sy Sweet Tillie Welcher Harry Zoblotsky
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