Union Temple of Brooklyn

Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism

NOVEMBER, 2012 CHESHVANKISLEV 5773 Vol. 164, No 3
SHABBAT SERVICES FOR NOVEMBER
SHABBAT VAYERA
2 Friday Evening
First Friday Family Shabbat
4:00 PM - Friday at Four: Shabbat for Tots
6:00 PM - Snacks
6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat with Josh Adland
7:30 PM - Pot Luck Dinner

3 Saturday Morning
10:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Service
Torah: Genesis 18:1-22:24 Haftarah: II Kings 4:1-37
SHABBAT CHAYEI SARAH
9 Friday Evening
4:00 PM - Friday at Four: Shabbat for Tots
6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat
7:30 PM - Light Dinner
8:00 PM - Movie for Kristallnacht: CONSPIRACY
10 Saturday Morning
10:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Service
Torah: Genesis 23:1-25:18 Haftarah: I Kings 1:1-31
SHABBAT TOLEDOT
16 Friday Evening
4:00 PM - Friday at Four: Shabbat for Tots
6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat
Pizza to follow

17 Saturday Morning
10:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Service
Torah: Genesis 25:19-28:9 Haftarah: Malachi 1:1-2:7
SHABBAT VAYEITZEI
23 Friday Evening
6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat

24 Saturday Morning
10:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Service
Torah: Genesis 28:10-32:3 Haftarah: Hosea 12:13-14:10
SHABBAT VAYISHLACH
30 Friday Evening
4:00 PM - Friday at Four
6:30 PM - Kabbalat Shabbat
Dec. 1 Saturday Morning
10:30 AM - Shabbat Morning Service
Torah: Genesis 32:4-36:43 Haftarah: Hosea 11:7-12:12
Support the Midnight Run!
Union Temple
Religious School students
help the homeless.
See page 3 for details.

The Rabbi A. Stanley Dreyfus
Memorial Lecture Program
is pleased to present
Biblical Scholar and Author
Rabbi Dr. S. David Sperling,
Saturday, November 17th.
See page 4 for details.
UT Brotherhood are on the job building the
sukkah to celebrate the holiday.
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Rabbis Message

MISHKAN T'FILAH
Several years ago our congregation made the wise decision to purchase
the new Reform siddur - MISHKAN T'FILAH, which we have been us-
ing both on Shabbat and Festivals. It is published by CCAR Press, the
publication arm of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. It is a
wonderful experience praying from this siddur, and its inclusion of
transliteration (English phonetic pronunciation) for all the Hebrew
texts has been very helpful for those whose Hebrew skills are still de-
veloping.
The edition of the siddur that we have includes two versions each for Shabbat Evening and Morning, plus a
service for Weekday Evenings and Mornings, plus Evening and Morning services for the Three Festivals
(Pesach, Shavuot, Sukkot). In this it has served us well, therefore, in functioning for all these different ser-
vices. However, what a number of our congregants have found is that because of all the content, the book is
physically quite heavy to hold during services, and at times rather cumbersome. CCAR Press has published
more compact editions of MISHKAN T'FILAH that only include services for Shabbat Evening and Morning.
Sheila Solow and Mickey Schwartz were kind enough to give ten of these smaller books to the temple in mem-
ory of Mickey's father Larry Schwartz, z"l, who passed away in 2011. The small books include their own
pagination and also that of the larger books in brackets, so it is possible to use a combination of the books at a
single service and still have everyone "on the same page," as it were.
It has become clear that it makes sense for us increase our supply of the smaller Shabbat edition of MISHKAN
T'FILAH, since most of our services take place on Shabbat. Therefore we will now be accepting donations for
these smaller books, which will make all of us more comfortable. Please consider making a gift to the temple
of one or more of these Shabbat editions in honor or in memory of a person or an event. The cost: 1-3 = $36
each; 4 or more = $30 each.
A book plate will be pasted into the front of each siddur to record your dedication.
On behalf of our entire congregation, many kind thanks.
-Rabbi Linda Henry Goodman


Officers Column
Building A Brownstone Jewish Community
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Something exciting has been hap-
pening in the Brownstone Brook-
lyn Jewish community. Nearby
congregations have been getting
together far more this year than in
the past.
Of course, for many years we have
had a joint Yom Hashoah com-
memoration in the spring. But this
year began with a joint Selichot
service at the Park Slope Jewish
Center. After the service, congre-
gants from several synagogues en-
joyed a performance by Iranian
Jewish singer Galeet Dardashti.

The Union Temple Youth Groups








Between now and November 20, the members of UniTYUnion Temple Youthled by
David Marx, and with the assistance of parents Susan Buchsbaum and Beatrice Segal,
will be collecting clothes, shoes, gloves, scarves and socks, and unopened toilet-
ries (including all those samples youve collected from hotel stays!) to distribute
to people who are homeless.

Midnight Run is a consortium of synagogues and churches, schools and civic institu-
tions in the New York area dedicated to the pursuit of justice and compassion for
those who are alone and homeless.

Please bring these articles to the Temple Office by November 10th.
If you would like someone to pick them up at your home,
or if you have any questions, please contact David. dmarx83@gmail.com /
917-510-7541
As I am writing this column, we just participated in a huge multi-
congregation Simchat Torah hakafah in Grand Army Plaza. We brought
four Torahs from Union Temple. Rabbi Goodman chanted one of the
readings, and our student cantor Lauren Phillips and other cantors were
there to lead hundreds of participants in joyous song. The singing and
dancing went on for hours!
And on October 15th, we joined with other congregations in cospon-
soring a speech by Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren at Congregation
Beth Elohim.
I think that everyone who has participated in these events has found it
exciting and inspiring to join together with our neighboring congrega-
tions in a greater Jewish community. Im looking forward to future com-
munity-wide events.
-Steven Segall, Secretary
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9th
6:30 PM: Kabbalat Shabbat,
7:30 PM: Light Supper,
8:00 PM: Film for the commemoration of
Kristallnacht
(The Night of Broken Glass)

CONSPIRACY

A dramatic portrayal of the 1942 Conference at Wannsee
One meeting, six million lives....

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11th
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Join us on the bus to Philadelphia for a tour of this
important museum chronicling the miracle of the
American Jewish experience.
See details on Page 6
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17
6:00 PM: Dinner & Havdalah, 7:30 PM: Lecture
The Rabbi A. Stanley Dreyfus Memorial Lecture
~ honoring the memory of our beloved Rabbi Emeritus, zl ~
Distinguished Guest Lecturer: Rabbi Dr. S. David Sperling
Topic:
"Judaica Erotica: What Your Parents Didn't Want You To Know
About the Bible"

Rabbi Dr. S. David Sperling is Professor of Bible at the Hebrew Union College -
Jewish Institute of Religion in New York. A graduate of Brooklyn College, he
was ordained at the Jewish Theological Seminary and earned a Ph.D. at Co-
lumbia University. Specializing Bible, ancient Semitic languages and history of
Israelite religion, his recent books include:
STUDENTS OF THE COVENANT: A HISTORY OF JEWISH BIBLICAL SCHOLARSHIP IN
NORTH AMERICA Scholars Press, Atlanta, 1992 and THE ORIGINAL TORAH: THE
POLITICAL INTENT OF THE BIBLE'S WRITERS New York University Press, 1998.
Dr. Sperling also served as the chief editor of Biblical content for the second
edition of the Encyclopaedia Judaica. He held our beloved Rabbi Dreyfus, zl,
in great esteem, and maintains a close personal friendship with Rabbi Good-
man. We are in for a treat. We hope you will join us.

RSVP to the temple office by Nov 14
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If you walk into the Temple on a
Sunday morning and see Broth-
erhood members wielding drills,
staple guns and hammers then
you know that Sukkot cannot be
far behind. As usual the result
was a beautifully decorated suk-
kah (with an assist from the Reli-
gious School students).
It was just the beginning of a
very busy season of Brotherhood
activities. On tap for October
was the classic Yiddish musical
comedy movie (with English
subtitles), Yiddle With His Fid-
dle. Molly Picon stars in the role
of a young woman violinist who
goes traveling with her father,
performing as a klezmer duo.
Thanks to Brotherhood member
Phil Rubenstein, who shared this
gem from his collection of Yid-
dish movies.
We are looking forward to par-
ticipating on Mitzvah Day on No-
vember 18th. Its an important
day when everyone can pitch in.
We wish everyone a happy
Thanksgiving.
-David Rapheal, Secretary
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Builds
A Great Fall
The annual Sukkah building by the UT Brotherhood.
9:00
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National
Museum of
American
Jewish History Tour
Sunday, November 11

Join us on Sunday, November 11 on the bus for a day trip (9
AM6PM) to Philadelphia, where we will have a tour of the
National Museum of American Jewish History. We will walk
through the remarkable story of the American Jewish experi-
ence, and contemplate the inestimable contribution we Jews
have made to our national life as Americans.

The cost is $25 per person, not including lunch at the Museum.
Call the office at (718) 636-7600 to reserve your spot.

This tour is made possible by a grant from our congregant
Michael Glikin, in memory of his mother Celia Glikin, z"l.

uniontemple@uniontemple.org
UNION TEMPLE 17 EASTERN PARKWAY
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11238
Here it is November,
time to start thinking
about Thanksgiving.
That, of course,
means not just turkey
and pumpkin pie, but,
even more important,
counting our bless-
ings. Sisterhood has
many blessings to
count, and they begin,
one by one, with you.
Were grateful for
each and every one of
you who has joined
us, for every member
adds a special dimen-
sion of enthusiasm
and inspiration to our
warm circle of friend-
ship. If you have been
attending our pro-
grams, you have seen
that for yourself. Our
growing membership
also means that, to-
gether, we can con-
tribute even more to
our national organiza-
tion, Women of Re-
form Judaism, and its
many exceptional pro-
grams dedicated to
tikkun olam, repairing
our world. We can all
count that as a bless-
ing.
Soon after Thanksgiv-
ing, on Saturday eve-
ning, December 1st, at
5 PM, Sisterhood and
Brotherhood will join
Sisterhood
Many Blessings to Count
together for our annual Havdalah service. As in the past, this moving event will be fol-
lowed by a visit to the Brooklyn Museum to participate in its festive First Night activi-
ties. Its an exhilarating evening that you wont want to miss. Youll certainly want to be
a part of all the exciting Sisterhood programs that will be coming after that, too. So
watch this space and your e-mail for news about them.
Sisterhood wishes everyone a happy Thanksgiving. May our hearts, our homes, and our
lives be filled with blessings.
-Barbara Brett, Secretary
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Religious School

Jews, Baseball and the American Experience
The Union Temple Reli-
gious School is off to a
fabulous start this year.
Though parents of our stu-
dents are already quite
familiar with our thematic
focus for the year, Id like
to take this opportunity to
share with the broader Un-
ion Temple community as
well.
What does it mean to be
an American Reform Jew-
ish child/person? This is
the question that drives
everything we do. This is a
year dedicated to discover-
ing and developing who
we all are as Jews in New
York City and in the
United States. To accom-
plish our goal, we are ex-
ploring 350 years of Jew-
ish experience. Special at-
tention is directed towards
a deep and ongoing discus-
sion of the Jewish values
that emanate from the vari-
ous historical episodes we
study. Themes are pre-
sented each week based on
an awareness of where we
stand in both the Jewish
and Secular calendars.
Jewish holidays as well as
American secular holidays
are discussed within the
framework of Jewish ethi-
cal mandates that emanate
from the themes of those
observances.
We began the year with an
exploration of what it
meant for our families to
make that journey
across the world at
some point in time
to begin new lives in
America. This unit
helped our students
focus in on essential
values, as repre-
sented by what ma-
terial items they
would choose to
pack into very lim-
ited luggage space.
The Sunday before
Yom Kippur was
focused on the de-
cision made by Hall
of Fame baseball
players
Hank Greenberg and Sandy Koufax to sit out of critical games on Yom Kippur. We
addressed the question of how one balances numerous priorities at the same time.
Students were asked to consider what kind of value they place on public Jewish
identity as opposed to private Jewish identity. We also took advantage of this story
to address Jewish expectations regarding proper care of our physical bodies.
Our last regular class day, on the morning of Erev Sukkot, we learned about
famed American Jewish architect Frank Gehry. We explored the manner in which
he is able to express significant ideas and emotions by means of the way he
shapes physical structures. Taking Gehry as their inspiration, some of our stu-
dents then constructed their own sukkah models, expressing their own thoughts
and emotions through their own design decisions. On this morning before Sukkot
we also focused on issues of poverty and homelessness, which culminated in the
student body voting unanimously to start collecting tzedaka donations every Sun-
day that we have school. We look forward to discussing where to bring that
money later in the year.
In addition to the overarching theme of the American Jewish Experience, we
learn Hebrew on a weekly basis too, with the goal of becoming comfortable and
confident participants in Reform services anywhere in the United States. Atten-
tion is placed on developing reading fluency, thematic understanding, and appre-
ciation of the value of prayer. We are accomplishing these goals in two ways:
Classroom instruction in Hebrew language, and communal prayer, tefilah, led by
our song leader, Josh Adland.
I look forward to keeping the congregation informed of our progress through the
(Continued on page 8)
Religious School students help to decorate the Sukkah built by the
Union Temple Brotherhood.
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Mazal Tov to
RABBI ALAN J. HENKIN
on the marriage of his son
JONATHAN HENKIN to
SARAH ROSE WALTZMAN
on October 21st.
Preschool
Renovations, Growth and New Faces
This is a year of re-
newal at Union Tem-
ple Preschool. In addi-
tion to an extensive
and beautiful renova-
tion project over the
s u mme r wh i c h
enlarged several class-
rooms and added a
classroom, we also
added six new staff
members. One of
these new staff mem-
bers is someone who
is not new at all to the
Preschool. Natalie
Roth returns to us as
the head teacher of the
Sparrows class (three
year olds). In addition
to her classroom re-
sponsibilities Natalie
will assist with admis-
sions and lead a par-
ent discussion group
Natalie started working at Union Temple Preschool in 2000 as a CIT in our summer pro-
gram. She immediately distinguished herself with her hard work, warmth and insightful-
ness. Since joining us 12 years ago Natalie has worked her each subsequent summer.
When she started graduate school in 2009 Natalie joined us as an assistant teacher.
She worked with Alex Beers with the Starlings (two year olds), and the Sparrows
(three year olds). Last year, as part of her academic studies, Natalie had a full time in-
ternship as a school psychologist at the Yeshiva of Flatbush. She completed her mas-
ters degree in education with an advanced certificate in school psychology.
Natalie grew up down the block and attended religious school at Union Temple where
she was a member of the Rabbis Choir. She graduated from SUNY Albany, magna
cum laude, with a BA in psychology and a double minor in education and Judaic stud-
ies. While attending SUNY Albany, Natalie worked in a research lab where she stud-
ied feelings. Part of her research included doing field work in elementary schools in
Albany where she surveyed students about their feelings.
In her spare time Natalie enjoys working out, reading and travelling. We are so happy
to have Natalie back at Union Temple Preschool.
We are currently offering tours and accepting applications for the 2013-2014 school
year. You can reach us at 718-623-1322 or you can email the Preschool administrator
at krista@utpreschool.org
-Susan Sporer. Preschool Director
The SHALOM
Meditation Circle
Find the
PEACE
WITHIN
A one hour ses-
sion will be held
on Wednesday,
November 21st

There is no cost
for the program

No previous
experience
required.
Sessions start at
5:30 P.M and end
at 6:30 P.M.

The group meets
on the 4th floor of
the Temple.
Sessions are open to
non-members as
well as Temple
members.
Please arrive on time and wear comfortable clothing.
year. If any of you would like to
know more, or see ways you might
contribute to what we are doing,
by all means, please to not hesitate
to be in touch. I can be reached at
uniontempleeducator@gmail.com.
LShalom.
-Dr. Andy Dubin,
Educator/Rabbinic Intern
Religious School
(Continued from page 7)
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PROGRAMS FOR EDUCATED, ACTIVE ADULTS 55+
On November 6th (election day) the next program in this falls series will be held at the Park Slope
Jewish Center from 1-3 PM. The presentation, New York's Major Minor Parties, is with Dan Soyer. New
York is almost unique among states in that it has a multi party system. For at least three quarters of a
century. small parties such as the American Labor, Liberal, Conservative, Working Families, and Inde-
pendence parties have sought to influence state and local politics by running their own candidates or
backing those of the Democrats and Republicans. Their aim is to be the tail wagging the dog, using the
leverage of their support to extract promises of policy and patronage from politicians.
Soyer teaches NY history at Fordham University. He is the author, with
Annie Polland, of "The Emerging Metropolis: New York Jews in the Era of
Immigration" (New York University Press, 2012). He is now working on a
research project concerning the history of the Liberal Party of New York.
On two Tuesdays November 13th and 27th, 2012, a two session course,
And You Shall Go Up to Jerusalem, will be presented. It is an exploration
of Jewish pilgrimage, given by Tori Rosen and David Rosen.
Details of this presentation will follow.
Meetings will be held at the PSJC,1320 8th Avenue, on most Tuesdays
between 1-3 PM this fall. Reservations are not needed and there is no
obligation to attend every meeting. To sign up for the mailing list and
hear about upcoming activities, please contact the Union Temple office
at 718-638-7600.
Union Temple records with
sorrow the
passing of
RABBI CHARLES MINTZ
on October 2, 2012,
Rabbi of Union Temple
1979-1981.
We express our
condolences to his
wife Adele
and children Deborah,
Abraham, and Judith, and
their families.

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May his memory be for a blessing
Tzedakah
UNION TEMPLE MEMORIAL FUND
Donated by ............................................................................... in memory of
Anna Budd and George Hausman .............................................................. Helen Machtinger
Jane Fields-Becker ..................................................................................... Evelyn Fields
Howard and Linda Simka ........................................................................... Seo Yeonil
Howard and Linda Simka ........................................................................... Giselle Knopf
Gayle Solomon ........................................................................................... Craig Kubitschek
Doris Klueger ............................................................................................. Arnold Schukin
Efrat Baler-Moses and Benny Moses ......................................................... George Baler
David Zupnick ............................................................................................ Marion Zupnick
Hortense Hurwitz ....................................................................................... Marion Zupnick
Susan L. Goldbetter .................................................................................... Bernard Goldbetter
Helen Caplin Heller and Nancy M. Greenberg .......................................... Nathaniel Bloom
Sherry Rosenberg ....................................................................................... Karen Pollack
Joyce M. Charles ........................................................................................ Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson
RABBIS DISCRETIONARY FUND
Donated by ............................................................................... in honor of
Hortense Hurwitz ....................................................................................... Rabbi Linda Henry Goodman
SISTERHOOD MEMORIAL FUND
Donated by ............................................................................... in memory of
Susanne and Henry Singer ......................................................................... Marion Zupnick
Linda and Howard Simka ........................................................................... Beatrice Goldfarb


Union Temple suggests that its members
contact our Funeral Director
Martin D. Kasdan of
Boulevard-Riverside Chapels
1895 Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn, NY
1-800-522-0588
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Dr. Linda Henry Goodman
Rabbi

Lauren Phillips
Student Cantor

Shinae Kim
Temple Musician

Dr. Andy Dubin
Educator/Rabbinic Intern

Susan Sporer
Preschool Director

Beatrice Hanks
President

Abe Barnett
Ellen Kolikoff
Henry Singer
Vice Presidents

Steven Segall
Secretary

Jeffrey Stein
Treasurer

Mike Baron
Hortense R. Hurwitz
Doris Klueger
Honorary Presidents


David Rapheal
Bulletin Editor

John Golomb
Temple Administrator

Martin Kasdan
Funeral Director
(800) 522-0588
Memorial Plaques
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Maurice H. Van Raalt ................................................... November 1, 1932
Herman Weinberger ...................................................... November 2, 1956
Edward Elman, Past President...................................... November 3, 1976
Rose Pollack .................................................................. November 4, 1957
Esther Weinberger ......................................................... November 5, 1954
Samuel Underberg ......................................................... November 6, 1985
Hannah Lebowitz .......................................................... November 7, 1925
William Krell ................................................................ November 7, 1959
Estelle Martha Silverman Sloan .................................... November 7, 1984
Mendel Nevin ................................................................ November 8, 1950
Olga Rosenson .............................................................. November 8, 1959
Ray Beck ....................................................................... November 8, 1964
George Wiener .............................................................. November 9, 1947
Mathew Frank ............................................................... November 9, 1954
Anne Silverberg ............................................................ November 9, 1973
Gabriel Fried ................................................................ November 10, 1924
Moses Bloom ............................................................... November 10, 1935
Isaac M. Bermas ........................................................... November 11, 1931
Annie Wolberg ............................................................. November 11, 1952
Sarah Marienhoff ......................................................... November 11, 1958
Hon. Emil N. Baar, Past President ............................... November 11, 1985
Moses B. Schmidt, Past President ................................ November 12, 1954
Estella Selig ................................................................. November 13, 1906
Hulda Lissner ............................................................... November 14, 1931
Sidney Onkeles ............................................................ November 14, 1957
Jerrold Feldman............................................................ November 14, 1989
Emile R. Brown May ................................................... November 15, 1964
Rose Astro .................................................................... November 15, 1971
Minerva Love ............................................................... November 16, 1971
Rebecca Levinson ........................................................ November 17, 1942
Joseph Ehrlich .............................................................. November 17, 1944
Dora Raphaels .............................................................. November 17, 1947
Felice D. Aaronson....................................................... November 18, 1955
Saul Dumey .................................................................. November 19, 1961
Edward Charles Blum .................................................. November 20, 1946
Ruth B Wolfort............................................................. November 20, 1961
Jack Felsenfeld ............................................................. November 20, 1961
Pearl Elman .................................................................. November 20, 1980
Joseph Petchesky .......................................................... November 21, 1961
Harold D. Silvey, Past President .................................. November 21, 1997
Rosa Block ................................................................... November 23, 1943
Samuel Frank ............................................................... November 24, 1955
Irving R. Gerstman, Past President .............................. November 24, 1987
Bernard B. Block .......................................................... November 25, 1962
Anne Silverman............................................................ November 25, 1959
Laura L. Cohen ............................................................ November 26, 1959
Sgt. Harold C. Ginsberg ............................................... November 27, 1944
Bernard P. Weinstein ................................................... November 27, 1986
Mamie Rosenson .......................................................... November 28, 1931
Minnie Baum Needle ................................................... November 28, 1956
Edith Helicher .............................................................. November 28, 1969
Lazarus Rosenberg ....................................................... November 29, 1956
Max Silverman ............................................................. November 30, 1944
May Caplin ................................................................... November 30, 1994
A memorial plaque is a lasting
tribute to a loved one.
If you wish more information regarding
obtaining a plaque in memory of a
loved one please e-mail the temple at
uniontemple@uniontemple.org
or leave a message with the temple office.
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 4:00 PM
Friday at Four

First Friday
Family Shabbat
6:00 PM
Snacks
6:30 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat
7:30 PM Dinner
3
9:00 AM
Shabbat Hevre
10:30 AM
Shabbat Morning
Service

4
9:30 AM
Religious School

5





6 7



7:00 PM
UT Singers
8:00 PM
Anshei Mitzvah
8



7:15 PM
Preschool
Committee
9

4:00 PM
Friday at Four
6:30 PM
Kristallnacht
Kabbalat Shabbat
Light Supper
Film: Conspiracy
10 9:00 AM
Shabbat Hevre
10:30 AM
Shabbat Morning
Service


Youth Group
Midnight Run
11
9AM-6PM
Congregational
Bus Trip
NMAJH
Philadelphia
9:30 AM
Religious School

12



6:00 PM
Board of
Trustees
13

14



7:00 PM
UT Singers
8:00 PM
Anshei Mitzvah
15
Rosh Chodesh
Kislev
16


4:00 PM
Friday at Four
6:30 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat
Pizza to follow
17 9:00 AM
Shabbat Hevre
10:30 AM
Shabbat Morning
Service
6:00 PM
Dinner/Havdalah
Dreyfus Memorial
Lecture
18
9:00 AM
Temple Mitzvah
Day
Religious School
Pre-Thanksgiving
Food Drive at
Key Food, 7th Ave

19 20 21




22
Thanksgiving Day
23




6:30 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat
24
10:30 AM
Shabbat Morning
Service
25
Religious School
Vacation
26



6:30 PM
Religious School
Committee
27 28



7:00 PM
UT Singers
8:00 PM
Anshei Mitzvah
29 30


4:00 PM
Friday at Four

6:30 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat

November 2012Cheshvan-Kislev 5773
Dr. S. David Sperling
Union Temple of Brooklyn
17 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn, NY 11238
(718) 638-7600
Uniontemple@uniontemple.org








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