1 Dec 2013 ... Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism .... Rabbi plays the
guitar and has co-authored a Jewish songbook for children.
Temple Emanuel TEMPLE EMANUEL’S CHANUKAH DINNER & PARTY Wednesday, December 4 5:30 PM Traditional Chanukah Dinner - Berkovitz Hall
Bring your own Chanukah Menorah to Light Bring an unused book for ages 5 and up to send to Israel to help children learn English. (Project coordinator - Sharon Sapir) NO CHARGE
Please make a reservation by or before Friday, Nov. 29.
600 Lake Hollingsworth Drive Lakeland, FL 33803 863.682.8616 Dr. Marvin Odro, President Moshe Friedler, Cantor
The Message 27 Kislev 5774
Shabbat Hanukkah - Miketz November 29-30, 2013
Annual: Genesis 41: - 44:17 Triennial: Genesis 41:1 - 52 Maftir: Numbers 7:24 - 29 Haftarah: Zechariah 2:14 - 4:7
Welcome Temple members, family, friends and all guests. Weekend with Rabbi & Mrs. Richard and Kit Perlman Rabbi Perlman is an applicant for Temple Emanuel’s Spiritual Leader.
Friday, Dec. 13 7:30 PM Erev Shabbat service conducted by Rabbi Perlman followed by a Special Oneg Shabbat
Saturday, Dec. 14 9:30 AM Shabbat service conducted by Rabbi Perlman 5:30 PM Seudat Shlishit (a light meal) followed by a brief Havdalah service, guitar music, desserts, and fellowship All services will be in the Temple Building that weekend.
Temple Emanuel 600 Lake Hollingsworth Dr. Lakeland, FL 33803 863.682.8616
[email protected] www.TempleEmanuelLakeland.com www.Facebook.com/Temple Emanuel Lakeland Service Times: Fridays at 7:30PM; Saturdays at 9:30AM Weekday minyans can be arranged by contacting the office. (Mon—Thu, 9-3) Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
Friday, Nov. 29 7:30 PM Erev Shabbat Service - Temple Sanctuary Led by Dr. Morris Kutner Greeter: Mrs. Marcie Kutner Oneg Shabbat sponsored by the Slakman Family in celebration of Helaine Slakman’s 90th birthday Saturday, Nov. 30 9:30 AM Shabbat Service - Miketz - Renz Hall Sunday, Dec. 1 NO SCHOOL 3 PM City Chanukah Menorah Lighting by Chabad Lake Mirror Amphitheater 121 South Lake Av No Charge Tuesday, Dec. 3 1:30 PM Fundraiser Meeting - Renz Hall 7 PM B’nai Brith Board Meeting - Signer Board Room Wednesday, Dec. 4 No School 5:30 PM Chanukah Dinner and Party - Berkovitz Hall Thursday, Dec. 5 Hebrew School
Kindly turn off your cells phones while in the service.
Mishaberich List Remembering in prayer those who are ill:
June Stern Bernie Stern Marjorie Deutsch Belle Smith Joan Miller Missy Snapp
Happy Birthday
Happy Anniversary
Coming this week:
Coming this week:
Zachary Reich Mrs. Shelley Robinson Mrs. Helaine Slakman Mr. Leonard Rabin Mrs. Beverly Fox
Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Nyrka Riskin
Announcements Temple Emanuel is holding a Family Chanukah Dinner and Party on Wednesday, Dec. 4th Members are asked to please call the office to list anyone who is ill and would like to be on the prayer list. Please remember to let us know when someone should be removed from
Yahrzeits Observed This Week
at 5:30 PM in Berkovitz Hall. Please bring an unused book appropriate for ages 5 and up which we will be sending to Israel to help children learn English. This project is spearheaded by former Temple teacher and our dear friend, Sharon Sapir. We are also asking everyone to bring your own Hanukah menorah to light during the party. There is no charge to attend. If you missed the RSVP deadline but would like to attend, please contact Tammy Serebrin as soon as possible.
Mark your calendars for Friday and Saturday, December 13th & 14th as Rabbi and Mrs.
ובר צדיק ךברכה The greatest honor you can give to your beloved departed is to come for the yahrzeit of someone else and guarantee a minyan for them. We recall with loving memory those whose Yahrzeits will be commemorated. The names of the dearly departed are read on the Shabbat preceding their yahrzeit. It is appropriate for members of their families to be present at the service when their names are read.
Celina Kaplan - mother of Donald Kaplan Kate Estroff Malkove - mother of Jane Kaplan Elliot Schick - father of Karen Schick Eli Chapnik Frances P. Wolfson Tilly Steckerl - mother of Doris Steckerl Nat Wolf - father-in-law of Rhoda Wolf S. Harvey Greenspan Indicates yahrzeit plaque
Richard Perlman will be visiting Temple Emanuel. Rabbi Perlman has served Temple Am David, a USCJ synagogue in Warwick, RI since 2000. He was hired as their Cantor, Spiritual Leader and Religious School Director. In 2008 he was honored to become their "Lifetime Spiritual Leader." In 2010 he added the role of Administrator, and in January of 2012 he became ordained as their Rabbi. He is a practicing Conservative Rabbi who participates in many local community organizations. He serves as a guest lecturer at local colleges and other educational forums. He is actively involved in interfaith endeavors and holds a supervisory certificate in the laws of Kashrut. Rabbi Perlman comes from a rich musical heritage. "The Cantors Perlman", which includes his father Ivan (a highly respected Cantor) and his three brothers Eli (a rabbi), Emmanuel (a Cantor) and Josh (a Cantor) have been featured on PBS and have performed throughout the United States and Israel. Prior to serving Temple Am David, he served as Cantor for 10 years at Temple Beth David in Narragansett, RI. Rabbi plays the guitar and has co-authored a Jewish songbook for children. Rabbi Perlman and his wife Catherine ("Kit") are the parents of grown children Jessica, Michael, Owen and Kristina. "Kit" enjoys such hobbies as gardening and cooking. Rabbi enjoys teaching, and transmitting the lessons and spirituality of Judaism to students of all ages and levels of knowledge. LET US WARMLY WELCOME THE PERLMANS TO OUR SYNAGOGUE!! (For more information on Rabbi Perlman you may Google him or his synagogue.)
Join our Book Club at 7:30 PM Tuesday, December 17 for a lively discussion over wine,
The congregation asks that all women coming up to the bemah wear a head covering. Children must be accompanied by an adult in all areas of Temple buildings or grounds.
cheese, and other snacks about our next book: Everything is Illuminated by Jonathan Safran Foer. With only a yellowing photo in hand, a young man sets out to find the woman who may have saved his grandfather from the Nazis. Accompanied by an old man haunted by memories of the war and other characters, the young man is led on a journey into an unexpected past. Available at Amazon, BAM, etc. for around $12 and under.
