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B'nai Jacob Newsletter-
August 23rd – September 3rd , 2010
This Week at a Glance
Minyanim
Monday-Friday- 7:30 AM- 5:45 PM
Saturday - 9:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Sunday - 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM
Torah Portion:
Ki-Tavo
Haftorah: Haftorah: Haftorah: Isaiah 60:1-22
Candlelighting Friday: 7:45 PM
Havdalah Saturday: 8:21 PM
Schedule of Classes
Hebrew Private Lessons - Regular schedule
B'nai Jacob In Detail:
Monday August 23rd,2010
“Church and Destroy”
The Root and the Branch, an evening of Jewish/Christian Dialogue - at 7 PM (Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation)
Topic for discussion: "Health Care, Climate Change, Abortion: When Politics and Religion Compete and Collide."
The Root and The Branch is sponsoring "An Evening Of Jewish/Christian Dialogue" on August 23rd, 2010 , Monday evening, from 7-9 PM at the Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation's cafeteria.
Regular panelists: Rabbi Victor Urecki, B'nai Jacob Synagogue, Monsignor P. Edward Sadie, Sacred Heart, Rev. Doctor Dennis Johnson, Baptist Temple , and special guest Rev. Dennis D. Sparks, Executive Director, WV Council of Churches.
Hazel Crowley is our moderator.
Thursday August 26th, 2010
“Language Carrier!”
Summer Hebrew classes continue at B’nai Jacob this August!
Hebrew Literacy Crash Course- 5:30 PM
Ideal for beginners, this crash course (conducted by Rivka Cohen) covers the skills of reading and pronunciation. The main focus will be on building literacy and would be perfect preparation for Robin's Prayer class in the fall. Classes began last Thursday and will continue through the end of August. For more information or if you plan on attending, please call our office (304 346-4722).
Dorm Warnings Ahead!
I will be out of the office on Sunday, August 29th as we now move Avrah back to school. Our next newsletter, with information on the High Holidays, will be coming your way on or before September 3rd!
Give Her a “Challah-Back”, Girl!
Libby Chatfield of Charleston Bread has asked me to announce that if you would like round challahs for Rosh Hashana, to please start making your orders. If we can give her a week's notice, she will make sure that we'll have enough to fill all the orders (Rosh Hashana begins September 8th!). If you would like to place an order with her, please give her a "challer" at 720-3022. You can also fax her on the same line. All Charleston Bread products are certified kosher (dairy) and certified delicious!
"High Holiday Tickets Are Going Fast!
Operators Are Standing By!"
We are beginning our preparation for the High Holiday season. Ticket request letters have been sent out to our members and we appreciate that many have returned their cards quickly. We ask that if you haven't sent in your request, please do so as soon as possible. If you are not a member and would like to find out more about coming to our Synagogue for the High Holidays, please contact me or Steve Max at the Synagogue (346-4722). We would love to have you join us!
In our Corner
Our deepest sympathies go out to Dr. Jay and Michelle Miller on the sudden passing of their son Justin. May the Holy One, Blessed Be He, watch over Justin and bring comfort to the Miller family during this tragic time.
We would like to wish a continued refuah shelama to Harold Levenson, Lou Goldberg, and Stanley Margolis. Our prayers and our thoughts are with them and their families.
Mazel Tov to Thorney and Anne Lieberman on the engagement of their son Sam.
Coming Events
" I'm sorry, but could you recipeat that!"
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
5:30-7:30 ( at Temple Israel )
You are invited to the:
Temple Israel Sisterhood’s
Cookbook Recipe Tasting
Bring a Friend and Enjoy a Nosh!
(Their new cookbook, “Kitchen Mavens’ Recipes’’,
will be available for $18 each)
Saturday evening, September 4th –
Selichot Services 10:00 PM
Selichot are beautiful prayers asking forgiveness from G-d. We ask Him to forgive us, to have mercy on us, to grant us favor as we begin the High Holiday season. Selichot is one of the most hallowed services in our tradition and is the official start of the High Holy Days. This is an important service in our tradition and we hope that you and the entire family can join us for a great evening of anticipation of the New Year.
There will be no 5:45 services that evening.
“And a Child Shall Need Them”
Sunday School/Hebrew School begins
September 12th and 13th
Marilyn and I are beginning to plan for the new year and we have got some exciting programs and activities for our children. However, we cannot do it without your support. If you would like to be a volunteer this year with our Sunday School program, please let me know at charlestonrabbi@yahoo.com or Marilyn at mjcooksalot@yahoo.com . In addition, our Sunday school is open to all children from the age of 3 on up. If you know of any families that would like to join us, please let me know and I will be happy to personally contact them before the start of the school year.
Yahrzeits for the Week of
August 23rd –September 6th , 2010
The following people will be remembered this week and next at minyan. May their souls be bound up with the souls of all who are in Heaven.
(Note: Yartzheit lights are lit and Kaddish is recited on the preceding evening)
Monday, 8/23/10
Harry Frankel
Jennie Gutter
Ben Melman
Liesel Schohl
Melvin Shimm
Tuesday, 8/24/10
Dora Abramowitz
Samuel G. Abrams
Nettie Weinstein Goldman
Hyman Baer Haves
Lillian Kuraner
Mildred Esther Kurland
Wednesday, 8/25/10
Oscar Fair
David Kuraner
Thursday, 8/26/10
Rubin Harris
Clarence Pressman
Samuel Roth
Abraham H. Rubin
Friday, 8/27/10
Zundel Hark
Tamrua Kravitz
Israel B. Sheff
Leon Sheff
Saturday, 8/28/10
Sadie Liebman
Anna Schwartz
Sunday, 8/29/10
Florence Levin
Jacob Raubvogel
Leon Wells
Monday, 8/30/10
Jennie Barker
Lawrence Harry Swartz
Tuesday, 8/31/10
Dr. Isaac Drogin
Charles Sol Frankel
Mary Klein
Jack Wengrovsky
Wednesday, 9/1/10
Clara Weiner
Thursday, 9/2/10
Arthur Druckman
Hannah Preiser
Sam Zimmerman
Friday, 9/3/10
Norma Levine
Ben Roth
Miriam Winston
Saturday, 9/4/10
Dora Meyer
Sarah Zack
Sunday, 9/5/10
Betty Bennett
Louis Goldberg
Samuel Grimes
Minnie Ruffner
Monday, 9/6/10
Ben Berke
Samuel Jason
Lattie Kanner
Esther Lopinsky
Elizabeth Ruben
Bernard Waterstone
Rose Gertrude Weinrich
Have a peaceful and blessed week!
Shalom
Rabbi Victor Urecki
Comments? Questions?
E-MAIL THE RABBI!
| SHUL HISTORY | CLASSES | HOME | LINKS |
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by Goldstein The Artist in loving memory of his Mother, Tillye Goldstein.
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QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? CONTACT OUR WEBMASTER
What's Nu?
B'nai Jacob Newsletter-
August 23rd – September 3rd , 2010
This Week at a Glance
Minyanim
Monday-Friday- 7:30 AM- 5:45 PM
Saturday - 9:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Sunday - 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM
Torah Portion:
Ki-Tavo
Haftorah: Haftorah: Haftorah: Isaiah 60:1-22
Candlelighting Friday: 7:45 PM
Havdalah Saturday: 8:21 PM
Schedule of Classes
Hebrew Private Lessons - Regular schedule
B'nai Jacob In Detail:
Monday August 23rd,2010
“Church and Destroy”
The Root and the Branch, an evening of Jewish/Christian Dialogue - at 7 PM (Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation)
Topic for discussion: "Health Care, Climate Change, Abortion: When Politics and Religion Compete and Collide."
The Root and The Branch is sponsoring "An Evening Of Jewish/Christian Dialogue" on August 23rd, 2010 , Monday evening, from 7-9 PM at the Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation's cafeteria.
Regular panelists: Rabbi Victor Urecki, B'nai Jacob Synagogue, Monsignor P. Edward Sadie, Sacred Heart, Rev. Doctor Dennis Johnson, Baptist Temple , and special guest Rev. Dennis D. Sparks, Executive Director, WV Council of Churches.
Hazel Crowley is our moderator.
Thursday August 26th, 2010
“Language Carrier!”
Summer Hebrew classes continue at B’nai Jacob this August!
Hebrew Literacy Crash Course- 5:30 PM
Ideal for beginners, this crash course (conducted by Rivka Cohen) covers the skills of reading and pronunciation. The main focus will be on building literacy and would be perfect preparation for Robin's Prayer class in the fall. Classes began last Thursday and will continue through the end of August. For more information or if you plan on attending, please call our office (304 346-4722).
Dorm Warnings Ahead!
I will be out of the office on Sunday, August 29th as we now move Avrah back to school. Our next newsletter, with information on the High Holidays, will be coming your way on or before September 3rd!
Give Her a “Challah-Back”, Girl!
Libby Chatfield of Charleston Bread has asked me to announce that if you would like round challahs for Rosh Hashana, to please start making your orders. If we can give her a week's notice, she will make sure that we'll have enough to fill all the orders (Rosh Hashana begins September 8th!). If you would like to place an order with her, please give her a "challer" at 720-3022. You can also fax her on the same line. All Charleston Bread products are certified kosher (dairy) and certified delicious!
"High Holiday Tickets Are Going Fast!
Operators Are Standing By!"
We are beginning our preparation for the High Holiday season. Ticket request letters have been sent out to our members and we appreciate that many have returned their cards quickly. We ask that if you haven't sent in your request, please do so as soon as possible. If you are not a member and would like to find out more about coming to our Synagogue for the High Holidays, please contact me or Steve Max at the Synagogue (346-4722). We would love to have you join us!
In our Corner
Our deepest sympathies go out to Dr. Jay and Michelle Miller on the sudden passing of their son Justin. May the Holy One, Blessed Be He, watch over Justin and bring comfort to the Miller family during this tragic time.
We would like to wish a continued refuah shelama to Harold Levenson, Lou Goldberg, and Stanley Margolis. Our prayers and our thoughts are with them and their families.
Mazel Tov to Thorney and Anne Lieberman on the engagement of their son Sam.
Coming Events
" I'm sorry, but could you recipeat that!"
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
5:30-7:30 ( at Temple Israel )
You are invited to the:
Temple Israel Sisterhood’s
Cookbook Recipe Tasting
Bring a Friend and Enjoy a Nosh!
(Their new cookbook, “Kitchen Mavens’ Recipes’’,
will be available for $18 each)
Saturday evening, September 4th –
Selichot Services 10:00 PM
Selichot are beautiful prayers asking forgiveness from G-d. We ask Him to forgive us, to have mercy on us, to grant us favor as we begin the High Holiday season. Selichot is one of the most hallowed services in our tradition and is the official start of the High Holy Days. This is an important service in our tradition and we hope that you and the entire family can join us for a great evening of anticipation of the New Year.
There will be no 5:45 services that evening.
“And a Child Shall Need Them”
Sunday School/Hebrew School begins
September 12th and 13th
Marilyn and I are beginning to plan for the new year and we have got some exciting programs and activities for our children. However, we cannot do it without your support. If you would like to be a volunteer this year with our Sunday School program, please let me know at charlestonrabbi@yahoo.com or Marilyn at mjcooksalot@yahoo.com . In addition, our Sunday school is open to all children from the age of 3 on up. If you know of any families that would like to join us, please let me know and I will be happy to personally contact them before the start of the school year.
Yahrzeits for the Week of
August 23rd –September 6th , 2010
The following people will be remembered this week and next at minyan. May their souls be bound up with the souls of all who are in Heaven.
(Note: Yartzheit lights are lit and Kaddish is recited on the preceding evening)
Monday, 8/23/10
Harry Frankel
Jennie Gutter
Ben Melman
Liesel Schohl
Melvin Shimm
Tuesday, 8/24/10
Dora Abramowitz
Samuel G. Abrams
Nettie Weinstein Goldman
Hyman Baer Haves
Lillian Kuraner
Mildred Esther Kurland
Wednesday, 8/25/10
Oscar Fair
David Kuraner
Thursday, 8/26/10
Rubin Harris
Clarence Pressman
Samuel Roth
Abraham H. Rubin
Friday, 8/27/10
Zundel Hark
Tamrua Kravitz
Israel B. Sheff
Leon Sheff
Saturday, 8/28/10
Sadie Liebman
Anna Schwartz
Sunday, 8/29/10
Florence Levin
Jacob Raubvogel
Leon Wells
Monday, 8/30/10
Jennie Barker
Lawrence Harry Swartz
Tuesday, 8/31/10
Dr. Isaac Drogin
Charles Sol Frankel
Mary Klein
Jack Wengrovsky
Wednesday, 9/1/10
Clara Weiner
Thursday, 9/2/10
Arthur Druckman
Hannah Preiser
Sam Zimmerman
Friday, 9/3/10
Norma Levine
Ben Roth
Miriam Winston
Saturday, 9/4/10
Dora Meyer
Sarah Zack
Sunday, 9/5/10
Betty Bennett
Louis Goldberg
Samuel Grimes
Minnie Ruffner
Monday, 9/6/10
Ben Berke
Samuel Jason
Lattie Kanner
Esther Lopinsky
Elizabeth Ruben
Bernard Waterstone
Rose Gertrude Weinrich
Have a peaceful and blessed week!
Shalom
Rabbi Victor Urecki
Comments? Questions?
E-MAIL THE RABBI!
| SHUL HISTORY | CLASSES | HOME | LINKS |
This site designed, maintained, and sponsored
by Goldstein The Artist in loving memory of his Mother, Tillye Goldstein.
All Artwork, Design and Layout ©5762/2002 Goldstein The Artist unless credited otherwise. All rights reserved.
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? CONTACT OUR WEBMASTER
B'nai Jacob Newsletter-
Have a peaceful and blessed week! Shalom
Rabbi Victor Urecki
August 23rd – September 3rd , 2010
This Week at a Glance
Minyanim
Monday-Friday- 7:30 AM- 5:45 PM
Saturday - 9:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Sunday - 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM
Torah Portion:
Ki-Tavo
Haftorah: Haftorah: Haftorah: Isaiah 60:1-22
Candlelighting Friday: 7:45 PM
Havdalah Saturday: 8:21 PM
Schedule of Classes
Hebrew Private Lessons - Regular schedule
B'nai Jacob In Detail:
Monday August 23rd,2010
“Church and Destroy”
The Root and the Branch, an evening of Jewish/Christian Dialogue - at 7 PM (Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation)
Topic for discussion: "Health Care, Climate Change, Abortion: When Politics and Religion Compete and Collide."
The Root and The Branch is sponsoring "An Evening Of Jewish/Christian Dialogue" on August 23rd, 2010 , Monday evening, from 7-9 PM at the Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation's cafeteria.
Regular panelists: Rabbi Victor Urecki, B'nai Jacob Synagogue, Monsignor P. Edward Sadie, Sacred Heart, Rev. Doctor Dennis Johnson, Baptist Temple , and special guest Rev. Dennis D. Sparks, Executive Director, WV Council of Churches.
Hazel Crowley is our moderator.
Thursday August 26th, 2010
“Language Carrier!”
Summer Hebrew classes continue at B’nai Jacob this August!
Hebrew Literacy Crash Course- 5:30 PM
Ideal for beginners, this crash course (conducted by Rivka Cohen) covers the skills of reading and pronunciation. The main focus will be on building literacy and would be perfect preparation for Robin's Prayer class in the fall. Classes began last Thursday and will continue through the end of August. For more information or if you plan on attending, please call our office (304 346-4722).
Dorm Warnings Ahead!
I will be out of the office on Sunday, August 29th as we now move Avrah back to school. Our next newsletter, with information on the High Holidays, will be coming your way on or before September 3rd!
Give Her a “Challah-Back”, Girl!
Libby Chatfield of Charleston Bread has asked me to announce that if you would like round challahs for Rosh Hashana, to please start making your orders. If we can give her a week's notice, she will make sure that we'll have enough to fill all the orders (Rosh Hashana begins September 8th!). If you would like to place an order with her, please give her a "challer" at 720-3022. You can also fax her on the same line. All Charleston Bread products are certified kosher (dairy) and certified delicious!
"High Holiday Tickets Are Going Fast!
Operators Are Standing By!"
We are beginning our preparation for the High Holiday season. Ticket request letters have been sent out to our members and we appreciate that many have returned their cards quickly. We ask that if you haven't sent in your request, please do so as soon as possible. If you are not a member and would like to find out more about coming to our Synagogue for the High Holidays, please contact me or Steve Max at the Synagogue (346-4722). We would love to have you join us!
In our Corner
Our deepest sympathies go out to Dr. Jay and Michelle Miller on the sudden passing of their son Justin. May the Holy One, Blessed Be He, watch over Justin and bring comfort to the Miller family during this tragic time.
We would like to wish a continued refuah shelama to Harold Levenson, Lou Goldberg, and Stanley Margolis. Our prayers and our thoughts are with them and their families.
Mazel Tov to Thorney and Anne Lieberman on the engagement of their son Sam.
Coming Events
" I'm sorry, but could you recipeat that!"
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
5:30-7:30 ( at Temple Israel )
You are invited to the:
Temple Israel Sisterhood’s
Cookbook Recipe Tasting
Bring a Friend and Enjoy a Nosh!
(Their new cookbook, “Kitchen Mavens’ Recipes’’,
will be available for $18 each)
Saturday evening, September 4th –
Selichot Services 10:00 PM
Selichot are beautiful prayers asking forgiveness from G-d. We ask Him to forgive us, to have mercy on us, to grant us favor as we begin the High Holiday season. Selichot is one of the most hallowed services in our tradition and is the official start of the High Holy Days. This is an important service in our tradition and we hope that you and the entire family can join us for a great evening of anticipation of the New Year.
There will be no 5:45 services that evening.
“And a Child Shall Need Them”
Sunday School/Hebrew School begins
September 12th and 13th
Marilyn and I are beginning to plan for the new year and we have got some exciting programs and activities for our children. However, we cannot do it without your support. If you would like to be a volunteer this year with our Sunday School program, please let me know at charlestonrabbi@yahoo.com or Marilyn at mjcooksalot@yahoo.com . In addition, our Sunday school is open to all children from the age of 3 on up. If you know of any families that would like to join us, please let me know and I will be happy to personally contact them before the start of the school year.
Yahrzeits for the Week of
August 23rd –September 6th , 2010
The following people will be remembered this week and next at minyan. May their souls be bound up with the souls of all who are in Heaven.
(Note: Yartzheit lights are lit and Kaddish is recited on the preceding evening)
Monday, 8/23/10
Harry Frankel
Jennie Gutter
Ben Melman
Liesel Schohl
Melvin Shimm
Tuesday, 8/24/10
Dora Abramowitz
Samuel G. Abrams
Nettie Weinstein Goldman
Hyman Baer Haves
Lillian Kuraner
Mildred Esther Kurland
Wednesday, 8/25/10
Oscar Fair
David Kuraner
Thursday, 8/26/10
Rubin Harris
Clarence Pressman
Samuel Roth
Abraham H. Rubin
Friday, 8/27/10
Zundel Hark
Tamrua Kravitz
Israel B. Sheff
Leon Sheff
Saturday, 8/28/10
Sadie Liebman
Anna Schwartz
Sunday, 8/29/10
Florence Levin
Jacob Raubvogel
Leon Wells
Monday, 8/30/10
Jennie Barker
Lawrence Harry Swartz
Tuesday, 8/31/10
Dr. Isaac Drogin
Charles Sol Frankel
Mary Klein
Jack Wengrovsky
Wednesday, 9/1/10
Clara Weiner
Thursday, 9/2/10
Arthur Druckman
Hannah Preiser
Sam Zimmerman
Friday, 9/3/10
Norma Levine
Ben Roth
Miriam Winston
Saturday, 9/4/10
Dora Meyer
Sarah Zack
Sunday, 9/5/10
Betty Bennett
Louis Goldberg
Samuel Grimes
Minnie Ruffner
Monday, 9/6/10
Ben Berke
Samuel Jason
Lattie Kanner
Esther Lopinsky
Elizabeth Ruben
Bernard Waterstone
Rose Gertrude Weinrich
E-MAIL THE RABBI!
| SHUL HISTORY | CLASSES | HOME | LINKS |
This site designed, maintained, and sponsored by Goldstein The Artist in loving memory of his Mother, Tillye Goldstein.
All Artwork, Design and Layout ©5762/2002 Goldstein The Artist unless credited otherwise. All rights reserved.
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? CONTACT OUR WEBMASTER