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The Bulletin
C O N G R E G A T I O N S H A A R E E M E T H
October 2015
Simchat Torah Celebration, Consecration,
Service and Concert with Rick Recht
Erev Simchat Torah – Sunday, Oct. 4, 6 p.m. in the Stiffman Sanctuary
Celebrate, dance, sing, read and learn on Simchat Torah! Rick Recht will bring his beautiful music
and spirit as we read the end and beginning of the Torah for all to see on the big screen. We’ll learn
and dance together to celebrate endings and beginnings. Appropriate for all ages! We will also
welcome our newest students into our learning community with Consecration.
RICK
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Worship Schedule
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2
6 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Service in the Stiffman Sanctuary
First Fridays, October Birthdays
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3
9 a.m. Shabbat Morning Worship in the Stiffman Sanctuary
Andrea Alyssa Stern, daughter of
Timothy and Julie Stern, becomes a Bat Mitzvah
11 a.m. Shabbat Morning Worship Service in the
Stiffman Sanctuary
Alexander Lucas Radovilsky, son of
Vadim and Olga Radovilsky, becomes a Bar Mitzvah
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4
6 p.m. Simchat Torah Celebration, Consecration,
Service and Concert with Rick Recht in the
Stiffman Sanctuary
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5
9 a.m. Simchat Torah Yizkor Service in the
Pasternak Chapel
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
6 p.m. Tzedek Shabbat in the Stiffman Sanctuary
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
Seth Isaac Goldman, son of Barry Goldman and
Heather Allen, becomes a Bar Mitzvah
Ian Scott Greenblatt, son of Michael and Cindy
Greenblatt, becomes a Bar Mitzvah
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
Stiffman Sanctuary
Andrew David and Evan Robert Goldstein, sons of
Barry and Melanie Goldstein, become B’nei Mitzvah
Stiffman Sanctuary
Talia Jeanne Granick, daughter of
Robert and Deborah Granick, becomes a Bat Mitzvah
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18
4 p.m. Service of Wholeness and Hope
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23
Zachary Harrison Schwadron, son of
Rachel Schwadron and Christopher Spencer,
becomes a Bar Mitzvah
Alyssa Morgan Kalishman, daughter of
James and Amy Kalishman, becomes a Bat Mitzvah
Friday, October 30
Dylan Hendersen Stern, son of
Scott and Nicola Stern, becomes a Bar Mitzvah
ALL SERVICES ARE OPEN TO THE
COMMUNITY
Pre-Service Nosh: Join us starting at 5:15 p.m. each Friday
evening.
Babysitting: The Congregation provides free babysitting for
children ages 18 months to 7 years Friday evenings during services
in room 1.
Watch Services on Your Computer or Mobile Device: Live
streaming of services held in the Stiffman Sanctuary is available
every Friday evening. Visit www.sestl.org/streaming.
Listen to Services from Your Telephone: Listen to any Friday
and Saturday Shabbat services held in the Stiffman Sanctuary.
Call 800-846-4808 and enter ID #91088047.
Service of Wholeness
and Hope
SUNDAY, OCT. 18, 4-5:30 P.M.
A
re you struggling with…illness, grief, mental illness,
aging, estrangement, transition, caregiving? Then join
us for our Service of wholeness and Hope.

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Counting Our Blessings
Break the Silence
A
challenge so compelling, so urgent, so timely faces us
all: It is time to break the silence surrounding the many
issues of mental health in contemporary society. We are
all touched by the many facets of this reality. Our friends, our
neighbors, our loved ones live lives of silence, often afraid to
talk about their struggles and pain. Especially among our teens
and young adults, the shame that so often accompanies the many
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and abuse, eating disorders and more weighs heavily on the spirit. Beginning now, we
invite our congregation to break this silence and to begin a conversation about what we
must do to change this reality. Jodi Miller, our Director of Youth Engagement, has been
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James M. Bennett, Rabbi
jbennett@sestl.org
Race to Nowhere
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ewish tradition commands us to respect our bodies and to
strive for health as a means of honoring our relationship
to God. In recent years, mental health issues have become
a common concern for our families. Increasing numbers of
congregations have begun to develop responses and programs that
speak to the Jewish view of health and wellness. We want to create
a safe, supportive place of care, strength and learning at Shaare
Emeth, and respond to the need of raising awareness and reducing
the stigma within our congregations regarding individuals and families who are dealing
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at 7 p.m. at Shaare Emeth.
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people, teachers and parents in our high-stakes public and private education system and
our “pressure-cooker culture.” Race to Nowhere points to the silent epidemic running
rampant in our schools. Students have become disengaged, stress-related illness,
depression and burnout abound, and young people arrive at college and the workplace
unprepared and uninspired. This issue affects us all—teens, adults, families and friends.
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any questions, feel free to contact me at jmiller@sestl.org or 314-692-5362.
Jodi Miller, Director of Youth Engagement
jmiller@sestl.org
Engaging Israel:
Foundations
for a New
Relationship
A Shalom Hartman
Institute Study
Series led by
Rabbi Jim Bennett
T
hrough engaging video
lectures, serious text study,
and group discussion, we
will bring the world-renowned
faculty of the Shalom Hartman
Institute into our Shaare Emeth
community this fall, exploring
the Jewish values and ideas at the
foundation of our personal Jewish
commitments and our relationship
with Israel.
This class will involve a commitment
to study the text together and in small
group partnerships, and to engage
openly and respectfully in dialogue
with others.
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
7–9 P.M.
OCT. 7, 21, 28;
NOV. 4, 11, 18;
DEC. 2, 9, 16
COST, INCLUDING
MATERIALS: $50 FOR
SHAARE EMETH MEMBERS,
$75 FOR OTHERS
Register by Oct. 5 at
www.sestl.org/iengage or call
Emily Cohen at 314-692-5365.

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You are invited to join Rabbi Jim and Amy Bennett on a
Congregation Shaare Emeth
Jewish Heritage Tour to Eastern Europe
(BERLIN-PRAGUE-BUDAPEST-KRAKOW-WARSAW)
March 31-APRIL 14, 2016
O
ur Jewish heritage and family experiences are deeply interwoven into the map of Eastern Europe. We will explore over
a thousand years of Jewish history as we wind our way through the stories, villages and people from Berlin to Prague
to Budapest to Krakow to Warsaw. Along the way, and under guidance of skilled and experienced local tour guides, we
will explore the highs and lows of our people’s journey through these beautiful and vibrant lands, exploring our own personal
journeys as well as we travel through some of the most historic and beautiful cities in Europe.
For a detailed itinerary and more information, please visit www.sestl.org/easterneurope or contact Gloria Schwartz at
314-692-5302 or gschwartz@sestl.org.
From the Clergy
Becoming Aware…of Breast Cancer
O
ctober, as many are aware, is
Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The purpose of this time is to
raise awareness about the disease and
provide education for families that will
help them become the best advocates
for their health and bodies that they
can be. It is important for women of
Ashkenazi descent, in particular, to make sure that know the
facts about increased risks that they may face. Researchers have
determined that women of Ashkenazi descent have an increased
genetic susceptibility to breast cancer and ovarian cancer. One
in four men and women of Ashkenazi descent carries a genetic
mutation that greatly increases the risk of developing these
cancers. Women who carry this mutation have up to an 80% risk
of developing breast cancer and up to a 45% risk of developing
ovarian cancer. If you or your partner is of Ashkenazi descent,
genetic counseling and testing can help determine if either of
you carries this gene mutation.
I learned a great deal about these genetic links to breast and
ovarian cancers this summer in speaking with representatives
from Sharsheret Supports here in St. Louis. Sharsheret is a
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and their families of all Jewish backgrounds who are facing
breast and ovarian cancers. In Hebrew, the word Sharsheret
means “chain,” and this organization is creating strong links in
a chain across St. Louis so that women and families who are
facing the challenges of breast or ovarian cancer do not have to
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woman and family, and their mission is carried out with
compassion and warmth. In St. Louis, Sharsheret Supports is
sponsored by Nishmah: The St. Louis Jewish Women’s Project.
If you or someone you love is battling cancer or any other
illness, Shaare Emeth wants to be here for you. Our Caring
Community offers a number of programs and services, including
meals that can be delivered to your home, and a monthly
Service of Wholeness of Hope, where we come together to
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information about any of these opportunities, please contact me
at 314-569-0010 or agoldstein@sestl.org. To learn more about
Sharsheret visit www.nishmah.org.
May October be a month of health and support, learning and
caring for us all.
L’shalom,
Andrea Goldstein, Rabbi
agoldstein@sestl.org

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Shaare the Vision
B
ack in August, I attended a
luncheon with members of our
Tzedek committee, clergy and staff.
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Good Awards Luncheon in honor of the
150th anniversary of the Salvation Army.
At the luncheon a number of entities and
people were honored for doing more good
in our overall community. We attended because Shaare Emeth
was honored with the Faith Partner award for our efforts in
social justice and advocacy in the community. We were the only
religious organization in the community recognized.
This honor reminded me just how many things our congregation
is involved in throughout the community in addition to being
our spiritual home. I mention this because by providing so many
programs, education opportunities, and support to so many
people, our resources and facility are not just a resource to us,
they are a resource and support system for the entire community.
As you recall from my speech at the High Holy Days, we have
embarked on the Shaare the Vision campaign for the future of
the congregation. As you will learn over the course of the next
few months, your temple leadership has many suggestions of
how to bring our facilities up to current standards of access and
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our mission and provide for our future. Our endowments will
also enable us to continue to be a resource to those in need both
in the congregation and in the overall community.
In the Torah, we are told as a people we can be a light
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foundation, we can be that light in the Saint Louis community.
I ask that each of you will with an open mind attend one of
the informational forums we will be offering about the Shaare
the Vision project and that you will contribute in a way that is
appropriate for you. Together with our collective strength we
can provide for the future of our Congregation and brighten its
light knowing we have the resources and facilities to enable our
mission and goals of making the world a better place.
Greg Yawitz, President
president@sestl.org
SHAARE THE VISION
INFORMATION SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 7:30 A.M.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 5 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 7 P.M.
TUESDAY, DEC. 8, 12 NOON
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 7 P.M.
All members are welcome. Registration is not required, but if
you know in advance you’re attending, please call Stacy at
314-692-5304.
From the President
Congregation Shaare Emeth was
named Faith Community Doing
the Most Good at the Salvation
Army STL’s Doing the Most Good
Awards Luncheon Aug. 26.

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Jewish Life Learning
TORAH STUDY
What Does Torah Really Say?
TUESDAYS, 10-11 A.M., AND SATURDAYS, 9:30-10:30 A.M.
J
oin one of our clergy and others in reading and discussing the ancient words of
our tradition and discover what you think Torah really says. Torah study groups
meet every Tuesday morning from 10-11 a.m. (except holidays) and Saturday
morning from 9:30-10:30 a.m. No previous knowledge or experience required. We
provide copies of The Torah Commentaries—join anytime.
Morning at the Movies
presents
Hester Street
with Ellen
Futterman
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28
9:30-10 A.M.
BAGELS AND COFFEE
10 A.M.-12:15 P.M.
MOVIE AND DISCUSSION
J
oin us for a viewing of Hester Street
followed by a discussion moderated
by Ellen Futterman, editor at The
St. Louis Jewish Light. Hester Street is
set in the early 1900s and focuses on the
experiences of an immigrant Jewish family
in New York City.
Couples Night
Out in the
Sukkah
SATURDAY, OCT. 3, 7:30 P.M.
AT THE HOME OF RABBI JONAH
AND JAMIE ZINN
K
ickoff the New Year at Couples
Night Out, an initiative for
couples in their 20s and 30s to
connect and build community. This event
is for newcomers and not so newcomers,
couples with young children and those
without children, who are looking to
connect with other couples in a similar
stage of life. For more information and
to RSVP, contact Rabbi Zinn at
jzinn@sestl.org.
B’Yachad
Spiritual Shabbat
Experience
C
elebrate Shabbat with Rabbi Zinn and other young adults in their 20s and 30s. The
evening begins with a participatory service and continues with a delicious Shabbat
dinner.
FRIDAY, OCT. 2, 7 P.M.
SHAW PARK, NORTH SHELTER, CLAYTON
RISE COFFEE HOUSE, 4180 MANCHESTER AVE, ST. LOUIS
B’Yachad Shabbat experiences are held at creative venues across St Louis.
For more information, visit facebook.com/byachadstl.
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Wise Aging: Beginning Your
Encore Chapter
You are invited to join us for this special,
monthly learning series
TUESDAYS 3-4:30 P.M.
OCT. 13, NOV. 10, DEC. 8, JAN. 12, FEB. 9, MARCH 8,
WHAT IS THIS?
Wise Aging is offered to us by The Institute for Jewish Spirituality, the same group that
Rabbi Goldstein introduced to our congregation through the Tikkun Middot project this
past year. The goal of Wise Aging is to discover the possibilities for living the years
ahead with joy, resilience and spirit. Wise Aging combines Jewish texts and practices
with poetry, experiential exercises, secular writings, and heartfelt dialogue, to challenge
participants to develop their own sense of what it means to “number their days” and
“grow a heart of wisdom.”
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
We will meet as a group six times for 1 1/2 hours each. Led by your guides, the sessions
will include mindful meditation, text study, discussion and contemplative listening. We will
provide you with texts about wise aging. No previous knowledge of any kind is required.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
There is no monetary cost. We ask that you give of your time, your enthusiasm, your
active participation and your feedback.
WHO ARE YOUR GUIDES?
Sharon Weissman and Debbie Bram both went through intensive training to guide our
congregations Wise Aging Program.
Sharon has been a member of Congregation Shaare Emeth for thirty years. After
receiving her MSW, Sharon worked as a medical social worker. Sharon then completed
comprehensive chaplaincy training and worked as a chaplain for both hospice and
JFCS. She has chaired our Caring Committee. Sharon brings her knowledge, warmth
and passion to The Wise Aging program
Debbie is our Director of Jewish Life and Learning. She also has an MSW and received
her Master’s in Jewish Education from Hebrew Union College in 2013. Debbie’s work
at Congregation Shaare Emeth includes expanding the learning opportunities for our
empty-nesters.
Please contact Debbie Bram at dbram@sestl.org or call 314-6925345 for more
information or to register.
Live Streaming from
New York’s 92nd Street Y:
50 Years After
Nostra Aetate:
Catholic, Jewish
and Latino
Relations in the Age
of a Latino Pope
TUESDAY, OCT. 20, 7 P.M.
F
ifty years ago, the groundbreaking
Vatican II Council and Nostra
Aetate forever transformed
Catholic-Jewish relations. Today, the
majority of Catholics in the U.S. hail
from Latino backgrounds. Learn from
a distinguished panel of speakers on
the current state of Catholic-Jewish
relations, including Rabbi David
Sandmel, Director of Interfaith
Affairs, ADL, Rabbi Aaron Panken,
President, HUC-JIR, Father Brian
McWeeney, Director of Interreligious
and Ecumenical Affairs, Archdiocese of
New York, Judith Banki, author of The
Image of the Jews in Catholic Teaching,
and Reverend Jean Pierre-Ruiz, Assoc.
Professor of Theology and Religious
Studies, St. Johns University.
Getting to Know
Our Catholic
Community
DURING SHABBAT SERVICES
F. Javier Orozsco, OFS, PhD,
Executive Director for Intercultural and
Interreligious Affairs, Archdiocese of
St. Louis, will join our clergy in
discussion and dialogue about Catholic-
Jewish relations in St. Louis today.

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5:30 Club Created
for Religious
School Parents/
Guardians
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oin other parents, grandparents and adults monthly at 5:30 p.m. during Religious
School Midweek Program to discuss special interest topics with our clergy, directors
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5:15 P.M. GATHER IN THE RUBIN LIBRARY CONFERENCE ROOM
FOR SOME LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
5:30 P.M. MONTHLY 5:30 CLUB DISCUSSION
FINISH BY 6 P.M.—JUST IN TIME TO PICK UP YOUR CHILD/
GRANDCHILD FROM RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
October 13-14 – What does it mean to be a Reform Jew? Facilitated by Rabbi
Andrea Goldstein. What are the hallmarks of Reform Judaism and what does it mean
for your child or grandchild?
November 10-11 – The December Dilemma Facilitated by Rabbi Jim Bennett.
Chanukah or Christmas? Santa or Chanukah Harry? Menorah or Christmas Tree? How
can we help our children and our families to navigate the challenges of being Jewish
during the winter holiday season?”
December 8-9 – Shabbat: One Size Doesn’t Fit All Facilitated by Cantor Seth
Warner. How can we make Shabbat meaningful in our busy lives?
January 12-13 – Supporting our Children in Sticky Situations Bullying, mean girls,
socialization issues.
February 9-10 – Supporting Our Children in Other Sticky Situations How do we
support our children when their friends are having trouble?
March 8-9 – Making Judaism a Way of Life: Home Practices Facilitated by
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April 12-13 – Making Judaism a Way of Life: Community Resources Facilitated by
Debbie Bram. Find go to resources both on-line and in our community.
Families: Purim Carnival Focus Group
SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 10:30-11:30 A.M. RABBINIC CONFERENCE ROOM.
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ing the event as fun and convenient as possible. We hope you will help us. RSVP to Emily Cohen, 314-692-5365 or ecohen@sestl.org.
SENIORS
Shaare Emeth
Seniors Lunch
MONDAY, OCT. 19, 2015
NOON-2 P.M.
DOORS OPEN AT 11:30 A.M.
Take advantage of free valet parking at
WKH 6DQFWXDU HQWUDQFH Lunch will be
apricot glazed chicken, fresh salad, green
beans and roasted potatoes.
Contact Emily Cohen, 314-692-5365, for
more details and to make your reservation.
EARLY CHILDHOOD ENGAGEMENT
Simply Sukkot
MONDAY, SEPT. 28, 9-10:30 A.M.
RAIN OR SHINE
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(classroom) of Shirlee Green
Preschool for a fun morning
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This event is rate G: Good for all Ages.
Reservations are not required. More
questions, please email Karen Lucy at
klucy@sestl.org.
Karen Lucy, Director of
Early Childhood Engagement
klucy@sestl.org

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WOMEN OF SHAARE EMETH
WWW.SESTL.ORG/WOSE
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omen of Shaare Emeth is a
group of women of all ages
and backgrounds who serve
as an auxiliary arm of Shaare Emeth. We
are part of the national organization of
Women of Reform Judaism. We gather
for social events, participate in social
justice projects, run the gift shop and
engage in fundraising to sponsor or
support several temple programs. All
interested women, regardless of temple
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our upcoming activities thru the end of
the year. All women of the congregation
are invited to participate.
OCTOBER 2015
8 Schmoozing with your sisters
5:15-7 p.m. Fallon’s Bar and Grill
9200 Olive Bd.
21 Chico’s Fashion Show 7 p.m.
27 Board Meeting 7 p.m.
NOVEMBER 2015
4 Bunco 7 p.m.
12 Schmoozing with your sisters
5:15-7 p.m. place TBD
24 Board Meeting 7 p.m.
Sandy’s
Judaica Shop
Clearance
Sale
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tarting Sunday, Oct. 18,
8 a.m.-1 p.m., we are having a
clearance sale to make room for all
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and check out all the great bargains.
Auxiliaries Clubs
Sunday, October 18
8 a.m. to lO:3O a.m.

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Community Branson Holiday Trip
NOV. 16-18
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The Andy Williams Holiday Spectacular, starring the Osmond Brothers and
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and Puttin on the Ritz, ÀOOHG ZLWK VRQJ DQG GDQFH URXWLQHV IURP PDMRU PXVLFDO ÀOPV
over the last 50 years and featuring a tribute to Fred Astaire. This will be a toe tappin’
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Community
Do You Have
Medical Equipment
Not Being Used?
Health
Equipment
Donation
Drive
SUNDAY, OCT. 11, 9 A.M.-2 P.M.
CONGREGATION B’NAI
AMOONA PARKING LOT
324 SOUTH MASON ROAD,
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t. Louis HELP, www.stlhelp.org,
takes donations of new or
previously owned medical devices
from the community, which are then
cleaned, refurbished and loaned to anyone
in need—at no cost or fee.
Accepted medical equipment: manual
and power wheelchairs, scooters,
canes/crutches/walkers, shower
chairs, grab bars, elevated toilet seats,
portable commodes, lift chairs, seating
cushions, back supports, folding
ramps, stair lifts—nearly every type of
medical equipment except oxygen and
medications
Drive sponsored in part by
Congregation Shaare Emeth
The Jewish Food Pantry Needs Our Help
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or the month of October, the
Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food
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items in order to provide well-balanced
nourishment for the community in need:
1. Canned vegetables and fruit
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3. Kosher food
4. Canned beef stew/chili/pasta with meat
5. Healthy hot and cold cereals
6. Dry pasta
7. Tomato soup
8. Shampoo, hand soap, toilet paper
and laundry detergent
Items should be brought to the wooden
bin inside the temple’s main entrance.

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SCRIP GIFT CARDS FUNDRAISER WWW.SESTL.ORG/SCRIP
Gift Cards for your
Halloween and
Thanksgiving Shopping
W
ill you be buying groceries for a fall get together?
Shaare Emeth sells gifts cards to many local grocery
stores including Dierbergs, Shop ‘n Save, Farm Fresh
and Whole Foods. We also have cards for restaurants and retailers
including Macy’s, AMC Theater, Applebees, Red Lobster, Olive
Garden, Outback Steakhouse, Fleming’s and more.
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special order from an extra-wide selection using the form at www.
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or mailed to you. Contact us as 314-569-0010 with questions or for
more details.
Tree of Life Sponsor
In honor of 50th anniversary of Fran and Chuck Mannis
With love and admiration,
Their Children and Grandchildren
Mazel Tov/Simchas
David and Lora Biernbaum on the birth of their grandson,
Lev Aronzon Biernbaum.
Sharee and Dr. Mark Feldman on the marriage of their
daughter, Andi, to Rabbi Daniel Fliegel.
Andy and Bill Rubin on their 50th anniversary.
Congratulations also to Andy Rubin on his 70th birthday.
Carole Levin on the engagement of son, Daniel, to Lisa
Gottesman. Congratulations also to Carole on being awarded
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University College of Arts and Sciences, on May 13.
Loren Landau on his special birthday.
Alan N. Zvibleman on being named the Best Lawyers’ 2016
Family Law “Lawyer of the Year” for St Louis. Congratulations
also for being selected by peers for inclusion in The Best
Lawyers in America 2016.
Stephanie and Michael Dwyer on the birth of their
daughter, Layna. Congratulations also to grandparents,
Bonnie and Steve Rosen.
Carol and Jeff Schulman on the marriage of their son, Jim, to
Tricia Landes.
Staci Tons and Joey Gerchen on their marriage. Congratulations
also to Staci’s parents, Sherri and Bruce Tons.
To share your simcha, visit www.sestl.org and click
“Share a Simcha”. Or, call Shandi or Gloria in the
Temple Joy
Shaare Emeth Tree of Life
Would you like to honor or
remember
a loved
one?
A beautiful way to honor and
remember your loved ones
at Shaare Emeth is to dedicate an engraved leaf on our Tree of Life
located in the lobby. To learn about the Tree of Life or order a leaf,
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Temple Joy
Candle Blessings
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2
Tom and Karen Stern and
Naomi Mormol
The Radovilsky Family
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
The Goldman Family
Michael, Cindy, Halli and Emerson
Greenblatt and Kristopher Freeman
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
Melanie, Barry and Emily Goldstein
Debbie, Rob, Jacob and Amy Granick
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23
Rachel, Zach, and Ali Schwadron and
Gloria Schwadron
The Kalishman Family
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
The Scott Stern Family
Anyone wishing the honor of
lighting the Shabbat candles
on Friday nights may call
Gloria Schwartz or Stacy Jespersen
New Members
Ann and Lawrence Miller, with children, Mara, Sophie and Camryn
Howard and Anita Tischler
Esther Langsam
Jason and Amy Williams, with children, Jackson, Melanie and Collin
Melissa and Andy Kaiser, with children, Tyler and Jacob
Nicole and Noah Lander, with children, Luke, Harlow, and Nash
Jacob and Lauren Murov, with children, Noah and Alexa
Jacob and Heather Lampert, with children, Naomi, Bridget and Sawyer
Larry and Julie Dyson, with daughter, Isabella
Mason and Holly Rothert, with daughter, Elle
Michelle and Matthew Schwerin, with daughter, Eva
Nosh Sponsors
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
Halli, Sydney and Emerson Greenblatt in honor of brother, Ian,
becoming a Bar Mitzvah
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
Barry and Melanie Goldstein in honor of sons, Evan and Andrew,
becoming B’nei Mitzvah
Bruce and Barbara Feldacker and Richard and Jill Granick in honor of granddaughter,
Talia Granick, becoming a Bat Mitzvah
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23
Elaine Brown in honor of great granddaughter, Alyssa Kalishman,
becoming a Bat Mitzvah
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
The Scott Stern Family in honor of Dylan Stern becoming a Bar Mitzvah
Greeters
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2
Suzanne and Bill Bierman
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
Siler Family
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
Ken Levine Family
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23
Marci and Mark Thal
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
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Thinking of You
Condolences Sympathy
RUDOLPH FREEDMAN
Husband of Henrietta Freedman
Father of Dr. Judith Lawrence, Dr. Robert Freedman
and Richard Freedman
CRAIG ZIMERMAN
Husband of Janet Zimerman
Father of Benjamin and Megan Zimerman
NAOMI GOLDFORD
Wife of Arthur Goldford
Mother of Dennis, Marc, and Bruce Goldford
BARRY BROCKMAN
Husband of Francine Brockman
Father of David Brockman and Dee Dee Spivak
DR. BRUCE WHITE
Husband of Ellen White
Father of Daniel White and Laura White
DR. WILLLIAM FRIEDMAN
Husband of Gail Friedman
Father of John Friedman and Laurie Friedman
CHERYL BARACK GOUGHER
Mother of Lesley Gougher
Susan Lipstein on the death of her father, Jack Ullman.
Tom Krakover on the death of his father, Ted Krakover.
Bernice Schwartz on the death of her daughter,
Diane E. Solomon.
Dr. Sharon Jick on the death of her mother-in-law, Regina Jick
Wayne Ault on the death of his mother, Florine Ault
Perpetual Memorials
A memorial has been established for:
RUDOLPH FREEDMAN
Established by Henrietta Freedman
SIGMOND S. LANGSAM
Established by Esther Langsam, David Langsam,
and Barbara Langsam Shuman
RICHARD J. MILLNER
Established by Harry and Gale Hilburg and Jean Millner
MARJORIE JEANNE BECKER
Established by Marlene and Harvey Sachs,
Barry and Teresa Becker, and Steve and Kathy Becker
HELEN WOOL
Established by Sam Wool
ANDREW S. EIGLES
Established by the Eigles-Mellovitz and
Goldman Families
Those remembered by a Perpetual Memorial have a plaque in the
Stiffman Sanctuary during the week of their yahrzeit, a plaque
in the Pasternak Chapel during the entire year, are remembered
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OCT. 2, 2015
Shirley Ansel
Paul Barron
Daniel L. Becker
Priva Berg
Victoria Berger
Gerald Jerry Berman
Gretchen Braufman
Florence Chait
Avis D. Cohen
Robert A. Cohn
Sylvia Dansker
Sarah DeWoskin
Louis Druck
Ben J. Fadem
Rawin Fischer
Herman Floun
Miriam Franklin
Morris L. Friedman
Harold Geffen
Jennie Gers
Dorothy Uscher Gilner
Anne Glaser
Adolph Gluck
Edward Goldman
Ely Goldwasser
Bessie Golub
Ted Greenberg
William Gutman
Helen Middleman Heisler
Byrnece Jaffe
Marcella Kohn Kahn
Harry L. Kaufer
Rabbi Julius Kerman
David R. Komm
Ralph George Koppel
Rose Krasner
Minette Sachar Halpern Laba
Thea Lawton
Rose Dorothy Levy
Roselee Claire Lipschitz
Louis Arthur Marcus
Mary Margolies
Saville Mayer
Rachel Medve
Florence Mehlman
Gertrude Neuman
William H. Newman
Rosabelle Oksner
Morris Oppenheimer
Pearl Ovchinsky
Oscar Pearl
Beth Radinsky
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Adolph Rederer
Kenneth E. Rhodes
Sophye J. Richter
Bernard M. Ritter
Shirley Ann Rosenthal
Rose Mary Rudolph
Ruth Safron
Elaine Gressman Samson
Harry D. Schneider
Loraine T. Schnidman
Daniel Seches
Marcella Segall
Ruth Goodman Sherman
Jacob Harris Shieber
Alexander S. Singer
Marcella Spector
Herman Steinberg
Joseph B. Stutson
Fannie Sudin
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Katie Tzinberg
Sorlee R. Wagman
Barney Wallstein
Louis Weiner
Rose Weiss
Henry Wishnuff
Jane Wohl
OCTOBER 9
Manuel Barth
Jacob Beck
Minnie Becker
Sadye L. Berger
Joseph Blath
Milton Cohen
Daniel Daniel
Bertha Lentzner Demba
Goldie Dick
Ben Ellis
Charles J. Errant
Jack M. Feigenbaum
Carrie Hertz Feiss
Louis Feldman
William David Fox
Maude F. Frank
Rose Freeman
Walter Freund
Miriam Yavitz Geller
Samuel Ginsberg
Sara Ginsberg
Mary Ginsburg
Blake-Ashley Glaser
Mildred Goldenhersh
M. Erwin Goldstein
Sophya W. Goldstein
Jacob Goodman
Rose Gottlieb
Martha Greensfelder
Rose Harris
Solomon Horowitz
Sylvia Jacobs
Ruth Kaufman
Anson H. Klauber, Jr.
Morris S. Kleiner
Corinne D. Koplar
Ann E. Kramer
Eleanor H. Kristal
Fanchon Lappeman
Herman Lippman
Meyer Lipsitz
Min Liss
Adolph Loebel
Simon J. Loewenstein
Henry Lourie
Dorothy Lowenstein
Sarah Traner Marx
Leo Mednik
William Monashkin
Octavia Nehmen
May Marx Newman
Stuart W. Novack
Dr. Harry Oksner
Martha Light Pallo
Anna Petrofsky
Ben Philipson
Pauline L. Popper
Samuel Martin Rosen
Mildred Klein Rosenkranz
Esther Rosenthal
Isadore W. Rubin
Richard Sarnoff
Norma Schuman
William H. Sebel
Milton C. Seigel
Ida Shapiro
Henrietta R. Shield
Morris Silverblatt
Alvin Paul Sokol
Fannie Spielberg
Joyce Srenco
Mary Goldberg Stern
Nathan Stockhamer
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Betty Svetsinsky
Leon Tannenbaum
Herbert Taubman
Lucille Brasch Weinberg
Marshall Craig Weisman
Stella Wishnuff
Sarah Wool
Martin J. Zigler
OCTOBER 16
Alvin Arndt Abramson
Gail Frances Altman
Harry Applebaum
Melroy S. Auslander
Max Babchick
Sherron Sue Benick
Frederick A. Berger
Sidney M. Bleich
Esther Bly
Dan Broida
Anna Steinhammer Bromberg
Ida Pazol Bryan
Paul David Carson
Albert E. Cohen
Lt. Theodore R. Cohin
Helen Collier
Morris Crone
Jennie Cytron
Elaine S. Edelman
Arleen Emert
Rosalie Epstein
David Feiss
Milton Flom
Frances Fogel
Walter S. Freeman
Esther Friedman
Rose Gillerman
Pauline Ginsburg
Jeanette Gotler
Joseph Greenberg
Verna Greenspan
Sigmund Hilburg
Hyme Himeles
Lee Hochman
David Daniel Israel
Adeline Kaplan
Marvin W. Kasnetz
Lina Kaufman
Helen-Rose Klausner
Louis Kolchinsky
Paul Kosovski
Justin F. Kraner, M.D.
Bettina Lehman
Ida Rosen Lerner
Charles H. Levin
Miriam D. Levinsohn
Henry Levison
Edward Levy
Minnie Levy
Mildred Lippman
Marilyn R. Lott
Isaac Margulis
Gene Jerome Melman
Hyme Mendell
Doreen (Doe) Mestman
Moe Morris Mestman
Paula Michel
Max Minoff
Solomon Muller
Max Munich
Nat Perkoff
Sarah Rice
Herman Richman
Janice S. Rittenberg
Sam Rosenblatt
Evelyn Roth
Julian Schwander
Selina Sachs Schweich
Benjamin P. Shapiro
Sidney Sigoloff
Myron Lewis Silver
Sylvia Silverberg
Samuel Silverblatt
Sophia Silverblatt
Henry I. Smith
Joseph Speyer
Gertrude S. Stadler
Erwin Taryle
David L. Tzinberg
Leopold Wohlgemuth
Clara Wolfort
Harold Milton Zager
Max O. Zimmerman
OCTOBER 23
Maurice M. Alexander
Rose Beck
Leonard M. Blumenthal
George Brody
Ralph Cohen
Leonard A. Cohn
David Corwin
William Dardick
Micah A. Davis
Frank Dolgin
Nathan Elkins
Blanche N. Emmer
Vivien H. Emmer
Nathan Evzikov
Marian Feir
Freida Feldman
Barry Craig Fendelman
Samuel Fleischer
Riette Sale Frey
Harry Gedaliah Friedman
Minnie Berdy Friedman
James Steven Gad
Gwendolyn Goldberg
Florence Goldford
May Goldman
Sylvia R. Goldstein
Nathaniel Goodman, M.D.
Mollie Gordon
George T. Green
Henry Gruenhut
Regina Gruenhut
H. Neal Harris
Irvin (Sonny) Harris
Anna Hartmann
Mark Jay Hersckowitz
Alfred Edward Hollander
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Sadie Brand Katz
Rose Kessler
Jean Kisslinger
Erwin S. Lerner
Samuel Dov Lerner
Erwin M. Loewenstein
Max Marshak
Albert Mayer
Louis Meisel
Lucy Lamm Mostow
Adeline Olevitch
Sidney Pearl
Albert Pearlstein
Sally Postal
Nathan Prywitch
Benjamin Recht
Earl E. Roach
Albert Robnak
Frieda Rosen
Rose Landau Rosenblatt
Michael D. Rudman
Sheri Lynn Schechter
Sidney P. Shipman
Celia Sigoloff
Laura Hartman Simon
Adolph David Singer
Lester C. Soldz
Charles Spector
David Spector
Mildred W. Spitzer
Frank Suroff
Nathan Tons
Nathan Tureen
Melvin S. Weinberg
Irving Winter
OCTOBER 30
Leo Aaron
Gertrude Abrams
Irvin Ansel
Joseph Auer
Lottie Bensinger
Bernard Bernstein
Morris Brenner
Jacob Brilliant
David E. Brown
Pauline Brunswick
Ethel Covinsky
Julius E. Dann
Anna Frelich Davidson
Edward H. Fagan
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Constance Ruth Foster
Saul Freedman
Heiman Frumson
Louis George Frumson, Jr.
Margaret Galosy
Anna Glassman
Morris Glassman
Joseph W. Green
Edward L. Guller
David Guttin
Glenda L. Harris
Cecil Haskell
Adolph L. Horwitz
Ida Intrater
Annie Jackson
Ida Jacobs
William Abram Joffe
Sam Kessler
Sarah Kolker
Erwin Kreisman
Beatrice Kushkin
Maury Lamberg
Lillian Landers
Annie Pearl Lasky
Sophia Levy
Lillian M. Lewis
Simon Lowenstein
Irene Emilie Lowy
Kevin D. MacFadyen
Harry Machtinger
Samuel Mehlman
Montefoire Louis Montague
Dorothy Nell Mostovoy
David Paskal
Harry Preston
Joseph Raciti
Robert Rennard
Sol Robinson
Rena Rudy
Bernard Schwarzkopf
Hershel J. Schwarzkopf
Sol M. Seigel
William S. Seltzer
Meyer Shacat
Clara Shapiro
Joseph Shapiro
Max S. Shapiro
Morris Silbergeld
David Silverstein
Harry B. Simons
David Sokolik
Clementine Bach Stein
David Steiner
Amanda Straus
Fannye S. Taxman
Julius Wallstein
Sam E. Weitzer
Esther Estelle Wiesman
Lee Yavitz
Bernard Yawitz
Tributes
RABBI’S SPECIAL FUND
A DONATION:
Myra Charles Moscowitz
IN APPRECIATION OF:
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funeral of Jeanne Becker
Kathy Steven Becker
Rabbi Bennett with deep gratitude
for helping Madeline become a Bat
Mitzvah
Marci Kenneth Bluestone
Rabbi Bennett for call and caring
Morton Leanore Mendelsohn
Rabbi Bennett for help preparing
Dylan to become a Bar Mitzvah
Scott Nicola Stern
Rabbi Bennett for leading Havdalah at
Andi and Daniel’s wedding
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Rabbi Bennett for stone dedication for
Ron Unell
Elaine Unell
Rabbi Goldstein for help preparing
Lauren to become a Bat Mitzvah
Bette Greenblatt
Rabbi Goldstein for moving service at
stone dedication of Dan Bluestone
Ellen Bluestone
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wedding of Andi and Daniel
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wedding of Kelsey Gillstrom and Sam
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Kelsey Gillstrom Sam Lipsitz
Rabbis Bennett, Stiffman Goldstein
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for James Werner Marsden
Charles Gigi Werner
Rabbis and Cantor for loving care of
Jack and our family during his illness
Patricia Croughan
IN HONOR OF:
Ellen and Bruce White for their 49th
anniversary
Harvey Leanne Schneider
Sam and Lilly Nixon for becoming
B’nei Mitzvah
Barry Sherry Shafman
Sophie Sokolik for becoming a
Bat Mitzvah
Irl Susan Steiner
IN MEMORY OF:
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Marilyn Weinberg
Bernard Bryan
Dale Carol Wolf
Doris Taryle
Barbara Ira Einsohn
Jack Croughan
Alyn Marlyn Essman
Jan Ballin
Ed Nancy Solomon;
Dale Carol Wolf;
David Ellen Lawson
May Karsh
Saul Marilyn Dien
Rebecca Harrison
John Judy Brandvein
Ted Krakover
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CANTOR’S SPECIAL FUND
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Cantor Warner for teaching and
support for Madeline as she became a
Bat Mitzvah
Marci Kenneth Bluestone
Cantor Warner for help preparing
Lauren to become a Bat Mitzvah
Bette Greenblatt
Dylan to become a Bar Mitzvah
Scott Nicola Stern
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service of Marvin Steinberg
Dorothy Steinberg
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wedding of Andi and Daniel
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Bar Mitzvah service for James Werner
Marsdsen
Charles Gigi Werner
Adam to become a Bar Mitzvah
David Anna Poger
IN HONOR OF:
Lily and Sam Nixon for their B’nei
Mitzvah
Lawrence Joyce Kolker
IN MEMORY OF:
Jack Croughan
Michael Paula Geigerman
JACQUELYN WIESMAN
ARTSTEIN CAMP
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Melanie Bruder for her special
birthday
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IN MEMORY OF:
Jacquelyn Wiesman Artstein, Esther
Wiesman
Melvyn Marcia Wiesman
MAX AND BERNICE
BABCHICK JEWISH FAMILY
INVOLVEMENT FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Mark Babchick
Nancy Bormaster
Max and Bernice Babchick
Nancy Bormaster
JOSEPH LILLIAN BEIL
ISRAEL FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Bernard Bryan, Rudolph Freedman
Sanford Hadassah Lebman
BEMA FLOWER FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Zachary Schwadron, becoming a
Bar Mitzvah
Gloria Schwadron
Andrew and Evan Goldstein becoming
B’nei Mitzvah
Gloria Ron Schwartz
Alyssa Kalishman, becoming a
Bat Mitzvah
Amy Greg Salkind
Andrea Alyssa Stern becoming a
Bat Mitzvah
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Seth Goldman becoming a Bar Mitzvah
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Talia Granick becoming a
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Richard Jill Granick;
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Dylan Stern becoming a Bar Mitzvah
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IN MEMORY OF:
Norman Segall
Michelle Edelman Donald
Dykshorn
Charles Bierman, Goldie Lippe
William Suzanne Bierman
Gladys Cutter
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Jacob Schachter
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Ruth Rockmore
Juliet Bruce
BROCKMAN-SIEGELMAN
GEMILUT HASADIM FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Melanie Bruder for her 75th birthday
Allen Ronnie Brockman
IN MEMORY OF:
Helen and Oscar Brockman, Evelyn
and Sidney Goldberg, Wilma and
Caroline Siegelman, Bernard Bryan.
Craig Zimerman, Jack Croughan
Naomi Goldford
Joyce Jackie Rudolph
BUILDING
MAINTENANCE FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Sharon Barnholtz for a new beginning
Diana Barnholtz;
Mae Lou Stangle
IN MEMORY OF:
Jack Croughan
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EXPERIENCE FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Nathan Greenberg
Ellis Jaqueline Kantor
MICAH DAVIS
MEMORIAL FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Micah Meyers for becoming a
Bar Mitzvah
Norman Davis
IN MEMORY OF:
David Mesker, Gail Lewis,
Micah Davis
Norman Davis
Eva and Al Fleischer, Milton
Schwartz, Micah Davis, Mark Seldin
Alice Schwartz Margot Davis
Rudolph Freedman
Alice Schwartz
ESSMAN-SCHAEFFER
CAMP SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Rudoph Freedman
Alyn Marlyn Essman
ESTELLE AND ED FISCHER
CHILDREN’S SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Betty Deall
Roxann Greenberg
AL AND EVA FLEISCHER
HEALING FUND
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Rabbi Stiffman
Alice Schwartz
IN HONOR OF:
Suzanne Bill Bierman for the birth
of great grandson, Orion Sogn
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IN MEMORY OF:
Bobbye Shifrin
Alice Schwartz
Rudolph Freedman
Harold Shirley Mosinger
LISHA GAYLE PRESCHOOL
ENRICHMENT FUND
A DONATION:
For the naming of grandniece, Millie
Sydney Seltzer
Wayne Hoffman Joy Seltzer
SHIRLEE GREEN
PRESCHOOL FUND
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Marc Schreiber for speaking to the
Shaare Emeth Senior Group
Shaare Emeth Seniors
IN HONOR OF:
Dave Plengemeier for the marriage of
Amy Plengemeier and Tom Wilson
James Abby Susman
Mr. Mrs. Jonathan Gordon for the
marriage of their daughter
Lawrence Marsha Rothman
IN MEMORY OF:
Melvin Greenberg
Lawrence Marsha Rothman
IDA HARRIS KRAMER
SOCIAL ACTION FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Jill Schupp for receiving the Tzedek
Award at Heart and Soul 2015
Wayne Hoffman Joy Seltzer
LEADERSHIP, EDUCATION
DEVELOPMENT
IN HONOR OF:
Dr. Richard Bernstein for his
retirement
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NANCY LEVIN
PRESCHOOL FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Herman Mass
Louise Mass
Nancy Levin, Babette Birenbaum
Donald Suzanne Levin
DOROTHY LEVITT/BIRDIE
FURSTENBERG SUPPORT
STAFF PENSION FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Jack Croughan
Ronald Gloria Schwartz
LIBRARY FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Janice Greenberger for a speedy
recovery
Beverlee Sagel
IN MEMORY OF:
Rudolph Freedman
Sol Susie Awend
Anne Brasler
Wayne Brasler
LISA’S STAR FUND FOR
CAMP EMETH
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Rabbis for wedding blessing of Jessica
Becker and Jacob Mirowitz
Kathy Steven Becker
Laura Sher, Joel Sher, Nancy Sher and
Jeremy Sher
Lois Sher
IN MEMORY OF:
Ronald Sher
Lois Sher
DR STANLEY B. LYSS ADULT
EDUCATION FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Bernard Bryan
Lauren Buchsbaum;
Bob Barbara Cohn
MANN FAMILY
HUNGER FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Jack Croughan, Rudolph Freedman
MICHAEL MATLOF FUND
FOR HOMEBOUND
SERVICES
IN HONOR OF:
Barbara and Mark Rosen for the birth
of granddaughter, Hannah Charlotte
Harriet Summers
Charles and Frances Mannis for their
special anniversary
Eugene Dale Corn
Sharon Rosenblum for her special
birthday
Susan Matlof Michael Cohen
IN MEMORY OF:
Bolter Kelsey
Steve Bernstein
Harriet Summers, Scott Summers
OPERATIONS
ENHANCEMENT FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Jody and Mickey Waldman for the
marriage of Todd to Diana Sternberg
Richard Sherri Goldman
Linda Sylvan Holtzman for their
special anniversary
Lou Jan Hockenberg
IN MEMORY OF:
Alfred Rosenstrauch
Joseph Brenda Pereles;
Marvin Sandra Sher
Belle Tureen
John Tureen
Hattie Rubin
William Rubin
Jack Croughan
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Betsy Garland; Richard
Sherri Goldman; John Diane
Kalishman; William Livingston,
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Sherri Newstead; John Eunice
Reichman; Samuel Renee
Silverstein
Jack Ullman
Joseph Brenda Pereles
Jan Ballin
Jeffrey Joyce Glaser
Jean Kamin
Richard Sherri Goldman
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Morris Fischer
Lucille Alexander
Nathan Levy
Eleanor Levy
Norm Segall
Joyce Cherry Kabak; Barry
Lois Scherer; David Michele
Mixon; Jerrold Linda Vesper
Tributes

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Rudolph Freedman
Patricia Croughan
Sharon Goldinher
Shirley Appel
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Dorothy Newman
Gregory Claire Powell
Alfred Rosenstrauch
Irl Susan Steiner
SAM GOLDYE ROSEN
MUSIC FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Steve and Bonnie Rosen for the birth
of granddaughter, Layna Kay Dwyer
Steven Sherri Newstead; Joe
Brenda Pereles
Irv and Ileane Fagin for their 50th
wedding anniversary
WILLIAM SELTZER OLDER
ADULT FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Fred Rosenstrauch
Toddy Goldman Alan
Jacquelyn Kofsky
SIMON’S FAMILY EQUAL
ACCESS FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Norman Segall
Lois David Zuckerman
IDA STACK
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Rabbi Stiffman, just for being
Rabbi Stiffman
Gerald Cheryl Stack
JEFFREY B. STIFFMAN
LECTURE FUND
IN APPRECIATION OF:
Rabbi Stiffman for sage council
Douglas Collinger
Rabbi Stiffman for stone dedication
for Sheila Kamenetzky
Stephen Phyllis Kamenetzky
IN HONOR OF:
Arlene Stiffman for her birthday
Beatrice Borenstein
Daniel Levin and Lisa Gottesman for
their engagement
Steven, Linda, Marla Lance
Krasny
Lorraine Rothman for her special
birthday
Margie Andrea Kulstein
Norma Segal for her 90th Birthday
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Margie Andrea Kulstein
Rabbi Stiffman for 50 years in the
rabbinate
Robert and Barbara Cohn;
Thomas Levin II Kay Levin
IN MEMORY OF:
Rudolph Freedman
Marcus Joan Sessel
TEMPLE ENDOWMENT
FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Jack Croughan
Marsha Grazman;
Jacquelyn Kenneth Kleban
Jack Ullman, Rudolph Freedman
Jay Joy Liss
Marie Silberstein
Lot Silberstein
WERNER ART FUND
IN MEMORY OF:
Jack Croughan, Neil Bernstein
Charles Gigi Werner
KATHY AND MARTY ZIGLER
ENDOWMENT FUND FOR
PRESCHOOL
IN HONOR OF:
Sharee and Mark Feldman for the
marriage of Andi and Daniel
Kenneth Sally Katzif
IN MEMORY OF:
Alfred Rosenstrauch
Jacquelyn Kenneth Kleban
Jack Croughan
Kenneth Sally Katzif
WOMEN OF SHAARE EMETH
PHYLIS MARK KAPLAN
CHILDREN YOUTH
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
IN HONOR OF:
Ryder Fogel, granddaughter of
Lynn Fogel,
Jerri Bill Livingston
IN MEMORY OF:
Jan Ballin
Lesley Mark Levin;
Ted Krakover
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What’s New At New
Mt. Sinai?
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here’s a lot of new developments at New Mt. Sinai. First,
we have a new section at the cemetery—84 new two-grave
family lots. These affordable lots allow you to have a
family monument as well as foot markers. Located on a beautiful
hill in the newest area of New Mt. Sinai, these lots are sure to be a
popular choice for couples looking for property just for the two of
them. Call now to schedule an appointment to see these new two-
grave lots.
The cemetery has also just purchased a new pressure washer to
clean the many structures around our historic grounds. If you
have monuments or markers on your family’s lot or grave and
those stones have become dingy over the years, we can now
offer very reasonable prices to clean the stones. As a member of
Shaare Emeth, one of our owner congregations, you qualify for a
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to have your loved ones’ resting place “spruced up.”
Dan Brodsky, Executive Director,
New Mt. Sinai Cemetery
danielbrodsky@NMScemetery.org
314-353-2540

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TORAH
6 p.m. Simchat
Torah Celebration,
Consecration,
Service and Concert
with Rick Recht
(p. 1)
SIMCHAT TORAH/
SHEMINI ATZERET
OFFICES
PRESCHOOL CLOSED
9 a.m. Simchat
Torah Yizkor Service
4 p.m.
Room at the Inn
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Morning
Minyan
10 a.m.
Torah Study
5 p.m.
SGP Chaverim
Family Picnic
7 p.m.
Engaging Israel (p. 3)
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Morning
Minyan
5:15 p.m.
WOSE Sip and
Schmooze with
your Sisters
5:15 p.m.
Nosh
6 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat
Service Tzedek
Shabbat
*HQHVLV ï
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
9 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
11 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
October 2015
SEPTEMBER 27 SEPTEMBER 28 SEPTEMBER 29 SEPTEMBER 30 1 2 3
SUKKOT
BUILDING
PRESCHOOL
CLOSED
9 a.m.
ECE Simply Sukkot
(p. 8)
FIRST DAY OF
R.S. MIDWEEK
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Morning
Minyan
5:15 p.m.
Nosh
6 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat
Service, First Friday,
7 p.m.
B’Yachad
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9 a.m. Shabbat
Morning Worship
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
11 a.m. Shabbat
Morning Worship
6:30 p.m. Amazing
Race: Sukkot (p. 9)
7:30 p.m.
Couples Night Out
in the Sukkah (p. 6)
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
EREV SUKKOT
FIRST DAY OF
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
6 p.m.
Sukkot Under the
Stars Picnic Dinner
and Service (see
High Holidays
Booklet)
FIRST DAY OF
R.S. MIDWEEK
10 a.m.
Torah Study
5:30 p.m.
SGP Tzipporim
Family Picnic
7 p.m. WOSE
Meeting
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10 a.m.
Torah Study
7 p.m.
Live Streaming of
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Nostra Aetate
7 p.m.
WOSE Fundraiser
7 p.m.
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Morning
Minyan
11:30 a.m. SGP
All-Family Shabbat
5:15 p.m. Nosh
6 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat
Service
*HQHVLV ï
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Morning
Minyan
12 p.m.
Seniors Lunch
9 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
11 a.m. Shabbat
Morning Worship
8-10:30 a.m.
Kibitz Cafe (p. 9)
4 p.m.
Service of
Wholeness and Hope
9 a.m. ECE Event
9 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
11 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Health Equipment
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B’nai Amoona)
6 p.m. Peter and
Paul Community
Services
Volunteering
(at PPCS)
COLUMBUS DAY
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Morning
Minyan
10 a.m.
Torah Study
3 p.m. Wise Aging:
Beginning Your
Encore Chapter (p. 7)
5:30 p.m.
5:30 Club (p. 8)
7 p.m.
Yiddish Club
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Morning
Minyan
5:15 p.m.
Nosh
6 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat
Service
*HQHVLV ï
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9:15 a.m.
SGP Parents Advisory
Council Meeting
5:30 p.m.
5:30 Club (p. 8)
7:30 a.m., 5 p.m.,
7 p.m.
Shaare The Vision
Town Hall
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9:30 a.m.
Torah Study
11 a.m.
Shabbat Morning
Worship
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Morning
Minyan
10 a.m.
Torah Study
7 p.m.
WOSE Board
Meeting
7 p.m.
Yiddish Club
9:30 a.m.
Morning at the
Movies: Hester Street
(p. 6)
7 p.m.
7:15 a.m.
Weekday Morning
Minyan
5:15 p.m.
Nosh
6 p.m.
Kabbalat Shabbat
Getting to Know our
Catholic Community
Service, First Friday
7 p.m.
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