High Holidays bulletin 5780-2019 (2)

HIGH HOLIDAY BULLETIN TEMPLE EMANUEL OF NORTH JERSEY A traditional, egalitarian, Conservative Congregation High Holidays 2019 Tishrei 5780 RABBINICAL REFLECTIONS High Holy Day Sermons Rosh Chodesh Elul 5779 5780/2019 Dear Friends, Rabbi Joseph H. Prouser Rosh Chodesh Elul, First Day Rosh Hashanah: initiating the month “Setbacks & Starlight: preceding Rosh Hashanah, begins a sacred, 40-day-long process A Tribute to Rona Ramon” culminating in Yom Kippur. This is a Second Day Rosh Hashanah: period of personal reconciliation and “Truth Be Told: spiritual preparation for the High Holy Days, devoted to the process of repentance Reclaiming an Embattled Virtue” and the inauguration of a productive new Kol Nidre: year. “Can You Hear Me Now? The name of this Hebrew month — Spiritual Lessons from My Cellphone” spelled alef-lamed-vav-lamed — is said to be an acronym, representing the initial Yom Kippur/Yizkor: letters in the verse Ani L’dodi, V’dodi Li: “The Oskar Goes to… “I am my beloved’s and my beloved is On Yizkor and Schindler and Lists” mine” (Song of Songs 6:3). Reflecting the Yom Kippur Afternoon Break Study Session: allegorical interpretation of the Biblical “Not By Bread Alone: book, this tradition frames Elul as a time Manna in Rabbinic (and other) Literature” to renew the loving relationship between God and the Jewish People… between each of us and our faith. The alef-lamed-vav-lamed pattern is similarly found in Esther 9:2 — (continued on page 2)

2 TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWS High Holidays 5780/2019 RABBINICAL REFLECTIONS SELICHOT SERVICES (Continued from page 1) at Eesh L’re’eihu U-matanot L’evyonim — Temple Emanuel of North Jersey prescribing central observances of Purim: “portions of food exchanged by friends, and with gifts to the needy.” Elul is a time to Rabbi Joseph H. Prouser cultivate friendships, and for acts of social justice. and Finally, the same acrostic appears in Guest Cantor Lori Weber, Deuteronomy 30:6 — Et Levavcha V’et Levav (zarecha): “your hearts and the hearts Cantorial Student, Academy for Jewish Religiion of your children.” This folk etymology for “Elul” beckons us to refine our most Saturday, September 21, 2019 cherished relationships, to draw ever closer to parents, children, spouses, loved ones. 9:00 p.m. - Exploring the themes & Rosh Hashanah approaches. We have many significance of the High Holy Days responsibilities to address, many through Mad Magazine: Video relationships to honor. Montage and Discussion The month of Elul spells out those challenges for us! 10:30 p.m. - Selichot Services Ora and I wish you a sweet New Year, and the blessings of fulfillment and faith, friendship and family throughout 5780. Rabbi Joseph H. Prouser

High Holidays 5780/2019 TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWS 3 FROM THE PRESIDENT HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES 5780 As I think about the upcoming SELICHOT High Holidays, I think back to my childhood. As a little girl I Saturday, September 21 remember two shuls very close to each other: one where my Parents Selichot Program 9:00 p.m. went with my Dad’s side of the family and the other where my Selichot Services 10:30 p.m. Aunts and Uncles on my Mom’s side davened. My cousins, my brother and I all would all play outside ROSH HASHANAH running back and forth from one shul to the other. I remember the wonderful family dinners we had, and Sunday, September 29 my Aunt Marilyn’s delicious gefilte fish. As a teenager, my parents still went to an Orthodox shul Candle Lighting 6:23 p.m. down the block from where we lived, but I, with my friends, hung out at Temple Emanuel. Mostly Mincha/Maariv 6:30 p.m. outside, but occasionally going in and trying to find a seat in the balcony, for a little while. But it was Monday, September 30 mostly about being with friends, and “yes, we have to go to Aunt Lilly’s for dinner!” Of course, we all Shacharit 9:00 a.m. loved taking those days off from school. Today I look at the holidays with a completely Torah Service 10:30 a.m. different perspective. To me the most important aspect of this holiday is remembrance. I remember Shofar Service 11:30 a.m. those wonderful days of my youth, those dinners with family that I didn’t always want to go and wish I Sermon 11:45 a.m. could go back there. It’s easy to remember those old days when our Cantor Eddy Ehrlich chants Hineni; Tashlich (meet at Temple) 5:00 p.m. Oh! how my Dad loved that prayer. It’s easy to remember sitting with my Mom and young daughter followed immediately by Mincha/Maariv Judi while some of the familiar English prayers are read by Rabbi Prouser or some of our wonderful Candle Lighting 7:30 p.m. congregants. It takes me back, but it keeps me in the present as well. Both make me happy. I think our Tuesday, October 1 High Holiday services are a perfect mix of the nostalgia we have for the past and the present we are Shacharit 9:00 a.m. now in. I hope you will find that perfect mixture as you enjoy Torah Service 10:30 a.m. our services this year with Rabbi Joseph Prouser and Cantor Eddy Ehrlich. And I wish you a holiday filled Shofar Service 11:15 a.m. with family, good friends, good memories and strong and meaningful prayer. Sermon 11:30 a.m. YOM KIPPUR Tuesday, October 8 Candle Lighting 6:10 p.m. Kol Nidre 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 9 Shacharit 8:30 a.m. Torah Service 10:00 a.m. President’s Speech 11:00 a.m. Sermon/Yizkor 11:20 a.m. Study Program during afternoon break Mincha/Neilah 4:00 p.m. Shofar 7:10 p.m. A Happy, Healthy and Sweet New Year Followed by a light Break Fast Ellen Lipschitz, TENJ President

4 TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWS High Holidays 5780/2019 SUKKOT SERVICES 2019-5780 5780/2019 Lulav and Etrog Sukkot Day 1 Sunday, October 13 Orders Candle Lighting 6:00 p.m. Sukkot begins Evening Services 7:00-7:25 p.m. Sunday evening, October 13th Sukkot Day 1 Monday, October 14 The Torah commands us to gather four Morning Services 9:30 a.m. species during Sukkot. We are asked to Lunch in the Sukkah after services take the etrog (a citron), the lulav (branches of palm trees), hadas (myrtle) Sukkot Day 2 Monday, October 14 Candle Lighting 7:07 p.m. and aravah (willow) and rejoice Evening Services 7:00-7:25 p.m. with them for seven days. Sukkot Day 2 Tuesday, October 15 To enhance your celebration of Sukkot, Morning Services 9:30 a.m. Temple Emanuel offers lulav and etrog sets Shabbat Chol HaMoed Sukkot Friday, October 18 from Israel. Each set includes an etrog, a Candle Lighting 5:53 p.m. lulav, hadasim, aravot, a holder, and rings. Evening Services 6:30 p.m. Please contact the Rabbi if you wish to place an order. Shabbat Dinner in Sukkah 7:15 p.m. Rabbi Joseph Prouser Shabbat Chol HaMoed Sukkot Saturday, October 19 Temple Emanuel of North Jersey Morning Services 9:30 p.m. 558 High Mountain Road, Erev Shemini Atzeret Sunday, October 20 Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417 Candle Lighting 5:50 p.m. (201) 560-0200 or e-mail [email protected] Evening Services 7:00-7:25 p.m. Shemini Atzeret Monday, October 21 Morning Services (Yizkor) 9:30 a.m. Simchat Torah Monday, October 21 Candle Lighting 6:56 p.m. Evening Services 7:00 p.m. (Simchat Torah) Simchat Torah Tuesday, October 22 Morning Services 9:30 a.m. Kiddush in the Sukkah follows each service

High Holidays 5780/2019 TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWS 5 ‫ַתּ ְשׁ ִליְך‬ Please join Temple Emanuel of North Jersey TASHLICH for our Monday, September 30... 5 p.m. Yom Kippur 5780 (First Day Rosh Hashanah) Afternoon Break Study Session immediately followed by Wednesday, October 9, 2019 Afternoon/Evening Service at TENJ We meet in the TENJ parking lot and “Manna” proceed together to the Franklin Lakes in Biblical and Rabbinic Literature, Reservoir (directly across High Mountain Politics and Poetry Road)... to “cast away” our sins. led by This brief, traditional ceremony is held Rabbi Joseph H. Prouser at a body of running water, to betoken a year of movement, depth, and direction. TENJ Sukkah Temple Emanuel of North Jersey Helping Hands Needed! invites you to celebrate Shabbat with family and friends at our Thursday, October 10, starting at 8:15 a.m. Looking for volunteers to come Friday, October 18th and help build our sukkah. Services 6:30pm, AND Shabbat Dinner 7:15pm Friday, October 11, starting at 10:00 a.m. We need your help to decorate the Sukkah. Please RSVP by Tuesday, September 25th. $21 per adult, $8 per child 6-13, children 5 and under Please let the office know if you can make it free. Maximum charge per family is $60. and THANK YOU!!!

6 TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWS High Holidays 5780/2019 Talmud Study: SHABBAT SIMCHAH Berachot Chapter 5 Saturday, September 21, (formerly “ Pirkei Avot - Ethics of the Fathers”, 9:30 a.m. “Responsa Class”, “Monday Maftir”, “Sefer Do you have a Simchah you are celebrating Ha’Aggadah”, “Hilchot Chagim”, “Monday Mitzvah”, this month? Please let us know and “Monday Midrash” & “Monday Mishnah”!!) join us on Shabbat morning. Join our ongoing We will be marking birthdays, anniversaries, weekly program of adult study weddings… and anything else you are celebrating!! You will be given the opportunity for an Aliyah Mondays 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Instructor: and Misheberach in your honor. And we will celebrate Kiddush. Rabbi Joseph H. Prouser Be in touch so we can include you! Classes continue on Mondays Upcoming Shabbat Simchah dates: October 19, November 16, December 21 TEMPLE EMANUEL OF NORTH JERSEY TEMPLE EMANUEL OF NORTH JERSEY ANNOUNCES THE NINETIETH OF A SERIES OF PROGRAMS ANNOUNCES THE NINETY-FIRST OF A SERIES OF PROGRAMS, “FOURTH THIRD SUNDAYS WITH SOKOL” “THIRD SUNDAYS WITH SOKOL” YIDDISH FILM – CONCERT VIDEO - GREEN FIELDS MY FAVORITE This Program will be at BROADWAY - THE 2:00 PM on Sunday, LEADING LADIES October 27, 2019 This Program will be at the special time of 1:15 PM on Sunday, September 15, 2019 This month, we will be seeing the light-hearted Yiddish drama, “Green Fields”, that I previously showed in 2014. This month, we will be showing a video of 2 hour and It was made in 1937 in the United States. It is the story of 10 minutes of the Carnegie Hall concert of September pious scholar who no longer wants to spend all of his time 28, 1998: My Favorite Broadway - The Leading Ladies, studying indoors. He ventures out into the countryside to with songs from Broadway shows. The concert seek a town of “true Jews”. He learns from the Jewish features many of Broadway's leading ladies including: peasant farming family who take him in, while he teaches Julie Andrews (emcee), Karen Ziemba, Bebe Neuwirth, their children. The plot is simple and easy to follow. So it Faith Prince, Andrea McArdle, Liza Minelli, Audra is perfect for both people who are seeing their first Yiddish McDonald, Linda Eder, Nell Carter, Elaine Stritch, and film, and for those who have seen many Yiddish films. Robert Morse (in drag). Thirty-five minutes of the This Yiddish film has English subtitles, so you don’t have concert was not included in the video. to understand Yiddish to enjoy the film. Light refreshments, including popcorn and ice cream, will Light refreshments, including popcorn and ice cream, will be provided. These programs are open to the public, with be provided. These programs are open to the public, with no charge for admission or for refreshments. no charge for admission or for refreshments.

High Holidays 5780/2019 TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWS 7 HAPPY HAPPY Welcome to TENJ's Happy Simcha BIRTHDAY!!! Spot! A place for TENJ members to share and celebrate great moments Welcome to TENJ's NEW October with the TENJ community. Please Happy Simcha Spot! submit you, your family's and friends Ronald Einziger milestones, celebrations, Bar/Bat- A place for TENJ members to share and celebrate Mike Fisch Mitzvah, birthdays, anniversaries, great moments with the TENJ community. Sue Fisch weddings, births [new baby arrivals], Marian Friedman graduations, trips to Israel and HAPPY Yael Israel abroad, or other achievements, etc. BIRTHDAY!!! Mickey Levine to the TENJ temple office so that we Howard Rakowitz can include them in our monthly September Alvin Reisbaum publication. We’d love to spotlight Sheila Schnoll your special moments. Be sure to Mark Jaffe Neil Sparber include the honoree’s name, email Martin Phillips Constance Pollack Stack address, the occasion and month of Rabbi Joseph Prouser Patricia Tapler the simcha (for privacy, do not give Vicki Rosenblith specific dates). Feel free to include Merrill Rutman photos with permission to use it. You can either call the office at (201) 560-0200 or e-mail us at [email protected]. Thank you! I hope everyone is enjoying our new Spotlight column in the weekly e-newsletter, L’Chayim. Each week we would like to spotlight a different member. We would like to be able to continue this every week for a long time to come. To do that we need your help. We would love a short bio of you our member, but also of those in your family: Your children, your grandchildren, etc. Our extended family is just as important for us to get to know. Please help us in this endeavor by sending a short bio of yourself or family member with a picture, if possible, to the office at [email protected]. Let us put the Spotlight on You! Attention: Now you can support Temple Emanuel of North Jersey every time you shop on Amazon. Just follow this link to Amazon Smile. A Percentage of your purchase will be donated to TENJ. Go to: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/22-1487357 USHERS NEEDED FOR HIGH HOLIDAYS We need a few ushers to volunteer to provide help for the High Holidays. Being an Usher is a rewarding experience and helps our members to be ready for aliyahs or other honors as the services progress. Please contact the office if you are willing to help.

8 TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWS High Holidays 5780/2019 IN THE COMMUNITY Our deepest condolences to the Jacobs and Carey families on the passing of Robert Carey, husband of the late Sheila Jacobs-Carey. We mark with sadness the passing of Rina Lerner, sister of Larry Berman We mark with sadness the passing of Mildred Rosenzweig, a long-time member of TENJ on July 25th. We mark with sadness the passing of Eli Israel, brother of Yael Israel. We mark with sadness the passing of TENJ lifetime member, Philip Feldman on June 7th. We mark with sadness the passing of Morton Harvey, father of Art Harvey. YAHRZEIT DONATIONS The Congregation gratefully acknowledges the following contributions which were made in memory of beloved departed. Ida Chodosh Ethel Panzer Jean Eckhaus Anna Baris H. Louis Chodosh M.D. Sheila Schnoll Sheila Guston Marcia Berkowitz Lila Sherman David Schnoll Benjamin Berzin Perle Potash Linda & Jack Teitler Howard Schnoll Dora Saltiel Barbara Potash Solomon Saltiel Rebecca Reisbaum Malca Gerson Rita & Mitchell Berzin Shirley Gelerter Alvin & Molla Reisbaum Daniel Rosenthal Neil Gelerter H & G Gerson Bertha Margolis Jaffe Pauline Bell Mark & June Jaffe and Beth Evelyn Lautenberg Cele Brateman Edgar Handman Pressman Helen Judlowe Jeanne Handman Agnes Geist Shirley Silverglate Justin Lichtenauer Carol & Sidney Zaentz Dr. Jacob Schulberg Philip Silverglate Simon Karg Rosalie Berman Bonnie Karg Harris Rittenberg Paul Sacks Louis Kessler Elle Berman Louis Friedman Jeanne Tapler Marty & Bea Rittenberg Louis Berman Marian Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Harold Tapler Dr. Lawrence Berman Lina Kleinberg Rose Halem Richard Kaplan Bea Rittenberg Ann Fisch Dr. Harvey Halem Annette Kaplan Michael Fisch Milton Fox Gertrud Segal Sam Poubian Marian Friedman Dr. Max A. Malkin Rhoda Leinoff Helen Poubian Agnes Geist Max L. Braunstein Steve & Debbie Goodman Lynda & Allan Braunstein Harry Geist Mary Illions Carol & Sidney Zaentz Seymour Kormam The Rosenfeld Family Judge Irving Rubin Hazel Korman Sheila Rubin Barkow & David Abraham Levitt Dr. Harold Feldman Family The Levitt Family Ruth Bloom Edith Feldman The Rosenfelt Family The Feldman Family Arthur Rosenbach Milton Berkowitz Dora Rosenbach & Family Edmond Berkowitz

High Holidays 5780/2019 TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWS 9 The Congregation gratefully acknowledges the following contributions over the last month: In Honor In honor of Marilyn Zimbalist In memory of Helena In memory of Philip Feldman on the birth of her first great- Jankowitz’s father, Benjamin Rosalie & Larry Berman A hearty Mazal Tov to all who grandchild Heller celebrated birthdays, Bea & Marty Rittenberg Rita & Mitchell Berzin In memory of Mildred anniversaries and other Rosalie & Larry Berman Rosenzweig simchas during the months of In memory of Art Harvey’s Susan & Bob Yudin September and October. In honor of Rabbi Joseph & Dr. father, Morton Harvey Ellen Lipschitz Ora Prouser’s anniversary Bea & Marty Rittenberg In memory of Robert Carey, Ellen Lipschitz Susan & Bob Yudin husband of the late Sheila In honor of Bob Goldberg’s Howard & Sheila Schnoll Bob Goldberg Jacobs-Carey 75th birthday Ellen Lipschitz Merrill and Laura Rutman Vicki Rosenblith In honor of Merrill & Laura Vicki Rosenblith Bea & Marty Rittenberg Rutman’s anniversary Rosalie & Larry Berman Thank You Ellen Lipschitz In honor of Ellen Lipschitz Howard & Sheila Schnoll In memory of Yael Israel’s Eternal thanks from Yael Israel becoming TENJ president brother, Eli Israel and Ray English for your Vicki Rosenblith In honor of Steven & Linda Howard & Sheila schnoll kindness at the funeral and for Rabbi Caren Levine & Don Schwager’s anniversary Lynda & Allan Braunstein the memory of Eliyahu Israel Argintar Ellen Lipschitz Hannah Lee & Robert Gold z\"l, our beloved brother. We Bob Goldberg are deeply grateful to you. In gratitude for Yael Israel for In honor of Susan & Bob Bea & Marty Rittenberg Rabbi Prouser and Ora her service as TENJ president Yudin’s anniversary Marcia Hofflich Horn Prouser Vicki Rosenblith Ellen Lipschitz Ellen Lipschitz Mickey Levine and family Rabbi Caren Levine & Don Howard & Sheila Schnoll Susan & Bob Yudin Sam Greenblatt Argintar Bonnie Karg Rabbi Caren Levine & Don In honor of Kathleen and Terry Rosalie & Larry Berman Argintar In honor of Susan & Bob Yudin Sherman’s birthdays Deb Guston Vicki Rosenblith for their kindness to Adam Ellen Lipschitz Vicki Rosenblith Helena Jankowitz Rita & Mitchell Berzin Rabbi Caren Levine & Don Susan & Rob Yudin In Memory Argintar Iris and Rani Ovadia In honor of Bea & Marty‘s Camille and Ray Cascia 63rd wedding anniversary In memory of Robert (Bobby) In memory of Larry Berman’s Ellen Lipschitz and Judy Ellen Lipschitz Rosenblith sister, Rina Lerner Mitch & Nancy Tanner Rosalie & Larry Berman Rita & Mitchell Berzin Allan & Lynda Braunstein Bob Goldberg Bob Goldberg Sheila & Howard Schnoll Bea & Marty Rittenberg Susan & Bob Yudin In memory of Jerome “Jerry” Sheila & Herb Guston Charlie Sokol Howard & Sheila Schnoll Nathans Ed & Marcia Berkowitz Rosalie & Dr. Larry Berman Howard & Sheila Schnoll Julie LaPoff Deb Guston In honor of Ray English’s Rabbi Caren Levine & Don Bob Goldberg Merrill and Laura Rutman birthday Argintar Bea & Marty Rittenberg Molla and Alvin Reisbaum Bea & Marty Rittenberg Susan & Bob Yudin Howard & Sheila Schnoll In memory of Jerome “Jerry” Florence Rosenthal Lynda & Dr. Allan In honor of Mitchell & Rita Nathans Helena Jankowitz and Family Braunstein Berzin anniversary Howard & Sheila Schnoll Caren Levine & Don Hannah Lee & Robert Gold Ellen Lipschitz Rabbi Caren Levine & Don Argintar Marcia Hofflich and Phil Argintar Neal & Geri Lipschitz Bonnie Karg In honor of Rosalie and Larry’s Hannah Lee & Robert Gold Marcy & Art Harvey granddaughter, Emily In memory of Marci Harvey’s Vicki Rosenblith Hana Prashker becoming a Bat Mitzvah mother, Miriam Sarah Preis Bruce Feller Vicki Rosenblith Rita & Mitchell Berzin

10 TEMPLE EMANUEL NEWS High Holidays 5780/2019 Sun Mon SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019 Fri Sat SEPTEMBER 1 2 Tue Wed Thu 6 7 345 Candlelighting Parashat Shoftim 7:02pm Shabbat Morning Service 9:30am 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Talmud Study Candlelighting Parashat Ki Teitzei Class 12:30pm 6:50pm Shabbat Morning Service 9:30am 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Parashat Ki Tavo Sundays with Sokol Talmud Study Class Candlelighting Shabbat Simchah Morning 6:39pm Service 9:30am 1:15pm 12:30pm Selichot Program Meet & Greet & Eat Board of Trustees 27 & Service 9:00pm 4:00pm meeting 7:00pm Candlelighting 28 22 23 24 25 26 6:27pm Parashat Nitzavim Talmud Study Shabbat Morning Class 12:30pm Service 9:30am 29 30 OCTOBER 1 2 3 4 5 EREV ROSH HASHANAH ROSH HASHANAH ROSH HASHANAH 10 Candlelighting Parashat Vayeilech Evening Service SERVICE 9:00am SERVICE 9:00am 6:15pm Shabbat Morning 6:30pm Tashlich 5:00pm Building the Service 9:30am Sukkah 8:15am 6 7 8 9 11 12 Talmud Study EREV YOM KIPPUR YOM KIPPUR Decorating the Parashat Ha’Azinu Class 12:30pm Kol Nidre Service SERVICE (YIZKOR) Sukkah 10:00am Shabbat Morning 6:30pm 8:30am Candlelighting Service 9:30am 6:04pm 13 14 SUKKOT I 15 16 17 19 SUKKOT VI 18 SUKKOT V EREV SUKKOT Morning Service 9:30am SUKKOT II SUKKOT III SUKKOT IV Shabbat Chol HaMoed Evening Service Lunch in the Sukkah Morning Service Shabbat Chol HaMoed Shabbat Simchah 7:00pm 12:00pm 9:30am 23 24 Evening Service 6:30pm Morning Service Evening Service 7:00pm Dinner in the Sukkot 9:30am 20 SUKKOT VII 22 30 31 7:15pm 21 Shemini Atzeret 26 Erev Shemini SIMCHAT TORAH 25 Atzeret Service Morning Service Morning Service Parashat Bereshit 7:00pm (YIZKOR) 9:30am 9:30am Candlelighting Shabbat Morning Simchat Torah Evening 5:34pm Service 9:30am 27 Service 7:00pm 29 Sundays with 28 Sokol 2:00pm Talmud Study Class 12:30pm

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