SHABBAT HUKKAT

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July 13, 2019 • 10 Tammuz, 5779

CLERGY
Rabbi Aaron L. Starr
Rabbi Yonatan Dahlen
Hazzan David Propis, D.M.
Assistant Cantor Leonard S. Gutman
Cantor Emeritus Chaim Najman, D.M.
SERVICES

TORAH AND HAFTARAH READINGS

Torah Readings: Haftarah:
Numbers 21:11-22:1, page 890 Judges 11:1-33, page 910
Maftir Reading: Haftarah Reader:
Numbers 21:34-22:1, page 892 Steven Weisberg

SERMON Hazzan David Propis

SPECIAL THANKS TO THIS WEEK’S GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORS:

Congregational Kiddush: Lori and Sam Gray and Stacy and Jeffrey Brodsky, in honor
of the Aufruf of their children, Natalie Gray and Brian Brodsky.
Lori and Steven Weisberg and family, in memory of Alvin Weisberg.
Bimah Flowers: Rochelle and Arthur Lieberman and Dina Brodsky, in honor of the
Aufruf of their grandchildren, Natalie Gray and Brian Brodsky.

Mark a Special Occasion and Become a Contributor

Are you marking a special occasion, or
want to celebrate? Every Contributor helps
defray Shabbat Lunch costs. To become
a Contributor to Shabbat Lunch,
Kiddush or Bimah Flowers, please
contact Beverly Frank at bevmakfrank@
yahoo.com or 248.646.8594.
Do you want to join our group of
Shabbat Lunch Patrons with a
tax-deductible 501(c)(3) donation?
Please contact Janice Stoneman
for details at 248.770.3454.
(It’s easier than you think).

To sponsor a Morning Minyan Breakfast and/or S’udah Sh’lishit, contact

Assistant Cantor Leonard Gutman at lgutman@shaareyzedek.org or 248.357.5544.
 SERVICES

Y.E.S.!
Youth Experiences on Shabbat
Ruach Activities Me & My Preschooler Kehillah Kids
• Tikvah Chapel • Room 5 • Tikvah Chapel
• 10:00 AM • 10:45 AM • 10:45 AM
• Children ages 3-7 • Children ages 2-4 • Children ages 4-7
A lively Shabbat Joyful adult and child Spirited singing, active
babysitting experience for class with music, snacks, games, and an interactive,
children whose parents Shabbat-oriented games kid-friendly Shabbat
wish to attend services. and small group activities. service.

Youth and Family Lunch: Tikvah Chapel and William Saulson Pavillion, weather permitting.

Minchah Today: 9:00 PM

S’udah Sh’lishit, Ma’ariv

and Havdalah
Shabbat Ends: 10:01 PM

HELP MAKE A minyan

Daily Minyan Times, July 14 - July 19, 2019
Morning Evening
Sunday 8:30 AM 5:00 PM
Monday 7:30 AM 5:30 PM
Tuesday 7:30 AM 5:30 PM
Wednesday 7:30 AM 5:30 PM
Thursday 7:30 AM 5:30 PM
Friday 7:30 AM 6:00 PM
Candle Lighting 8:47 PM
 PROGRAMMING
SERVICES
Shaarey Zedek Shabbat
Fridays, July 19 & 26, 2019
6:00 PM
The CSZ clergy welcomes you for Minchah
and uplifting Friday night Shabbat services.
Join us on the William Saulson Pavilion,
(weather permitting), or in the chapel.
Library Minyan
Saturday, July 27, 2019
10:00 AM
Join Rabbi Dahlen for this monthly
exploration of prayer. Come join us as we
pray, sing, and discuss the Torah portion
together. All ages, backgrounds, and
knowledge levels welcome to celebrate the
beauty of Shabbat together!
Share some, or all, of your Shabbat
morning with this diverse group, sitting
in the round and engaging with the
Sacredness of Shabbat through song,
meditation, conversation, and limmud
(Torah study). This is a minyan for anyone
and everyone. No judgments and no
expectations just support, family, and
prayer!
Thrilling Thursdays
YOUTH, FAMILY & TEEN
Young Families: Thrilling Thursdays
July 18 & 25 2019
10:00 - 11:30 AM
Our drop-in playgroup for children ages 0-5
and their favorite adults. Lindsay Mall and
our clergy welcome you for play, games,
stories, songs, kosher snacks and more!
Plan to be with us all through the warm
sunny months as our Super Summer Series
continues this coming Thursday with Princes
and Princesses at the Royal Ball!
Weather permitting, we will play outside so
come with your playclothes, outdoor gear,
sunscreen, and get ready for fun!
Donations are gratefully accepted
to continue the fun!
Religious School Registration
Registration is open for the 2019-2020
school year! Early bird pricing is available,
but only though the end of July! To pick up
your registration packet, arrange a tour of
our school, or for additional information,
contact Ari Reis at areis@shaareyzedek. org
or 248.357.5544.

BERMAN CENTER FOR
JEWISH EDUCATION
Berman Night of Learning
What Happens After I Die?
Jewish Views of Life After Death
with Rabbi Daniel Syme
Thursday, July 18, 2019
7:00 PM
Rabbi Syme will offer a wide spectrum of
Jewish responses to the question of life after
death, from traditional Jewish literature to
modern Jewish thinkers.
Meditation: Shifting Our
Inner Landscape
with Brandon Klein
July 25, 2019
7:00 PM
Brandon will speak about how we can use
meditation to increase our capacity for
compassion, and lift us up spiritually. He
will lead a guided meditation that will also
introduce participants to Jewish meditation
techniques. Individuals of any experience
level are welcome!
Open to the community at no charge - enter
through the doors of the Berman Center for
Jewish Education.
RIMONIM CSZ
YOUNG ADULTS
The Torah of Tinder: Sex, Love and
Dating with a Jewish Compass
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
7:30 PM
The Office Coffee Shop, Royal Oak
Singles, ages 21 - 49: Meeting our beshert
(our ‘meant to be’) rarely happens like it
does in the movies. Join other Jewish singles
as we come together to explore the theolog-
ical and philosophical sources for support
and navigation, with a little wine to help
us out. Cost: FREE, but space is limited.
RSVP to rabbidahlen@shaareyzedek.org or
248.357.5544.
PROGRAMMING
ADULT EVENTS
MEN’S CLUB EVENT
Men’s Night Out
Wednesday, July 24, 2019
6:30 PM (Please note the new time)
Steve Lelli’s Inn on the Green,
Farmington Hills
All community men are welcome, regardless
of affiliation, for a night of dinner,
camaradrie and some Talmud. Cost: Men’s
Club members $50 per person, non-members
$55 per person. Our menu addresses the
dietary concerns of our community. Optional
cash bar and cigars. RSVP online at www.
shaareyzedek.org or call 248.357.5544.
MEMBERS
One in a Minyan
Each day, CSZ’s Minyan connects you to a
meaningful and beautiful Jewish experience
that extends through the generations.
Everyone is invited to join us for this fulfilling
mitzvah each weekday morning (followed
by an optional Minyan breakfast), or in the
early evening. Enrich your soul and connect
with fellow congregants, some of whom
may be in need of help to say kaddish for a
loved one.
Check your calendar, go to www.
shaareyzedek.org and click the link to let us
know you’re coming.
Casual Shabbat
Continuing through Labor Day, we invite
you to dress more casually on Shabbat
mornings (but no shorts or jeans, please).
While it is important to dress respectfully for
the Synagogue, we welcome a more relaxed
summer standard.
If you are looking for a private space, our
Bride’s Room/Nursing Room is available,
with a private bathroom. Find it in the
Blumberg Hallway off the Weisberg Lobby,
to the right of the Chapel.
PR OGR AMMING
 IN REMEMBR ANCE
May God bring comfort to our families,
together with all the other mourners
of Zion and Jerusalem.
Jeffrey Gorosh
Maurice “Mauri” Janowitz
Ruth Cabot
Ashraf Banooni
Harvey Rubin
Andrew Segal

WE CONTINUE TO OBSERVE THE

SH’LOSHIM PERIOD OF THE
FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF OUR
CONGREGATIONAL FAMILY.

Milford “Mickey” Nemer

David Fishman
Sheldon Peven
Beverly Waterstone
Craig Newman
Sally Lewis
Bernice Arlene Michlin
Phillip J. Silverman

The road of righteousness leads to life.

By way of its path there is no death.
Proverbs 12:28
YAHRZEITS

JULY 13 – JULY 19, 2019

July 13, 2019 • 10 Tammuz, 5779
Mollye Abrams Miriam Hamburger Morris Morof
Gilbert Averbuch Morris Hearshen Shirley Rosenwasser
Florence I. Chazen Mordechai Himelstein Sylvia Samuels
Marcia B. Edelman Earl Hordes Rose Shanker
Betty E. Fisher Michael Jacoby Jennie Z. Taylor
Abe Frumin Maurice M. Knopper Heidi Perlman Wheeler
Samuel Hyman Gilbert Jacob Kurland
Samuel Halberstam Alvin B. Lezell

July 14, 2019 • 11 Tammuz, 5779

Marvin Alpiner Ray L. Moss Betty Smith
Rose Blau Archie Pliss Allen Weiss
Linda Diane Buchhalter Lester M. Rosenthal Levi Wolberg
Lillian Hechtman Arnold Rosman Rose Wrotslavsky
Kate Marion Keidan Isaac Saulson

July 15, 2019 • 12 Tammuz, 5779

Bettye W. Blumberg Brenda Faith Glickman Edward Schoenbrun
Diana Brown Julius Isaacson Leo Schoendrun
Mildred Joyce Chudnow Abraham Mandelbaum Shirley Shapiro
Rose Cohen Jeffrey Pless Bennie Wolman
Celia Forman Joe J. Rott

July 16, 2019 • 13 Tammuz, 5779

Sarah Snitz Galer Marvin Leland Isaac W. Schlass
Jacob Goldberg Gail Pearlman Jack Schneyer
Minnie Gordon Elaine Baker Perlman Morritz Schubiner
Louis Grossman Jeremy David Rose Shirley Schwartz
Helen Eder Lattin Sonia Rosenberg Meyer Starr
Manny Lax Joseph A. Rosin Beverly Weingarden
 YAHRZEITS

10 TAMMUZ, 5779 – 16 TAMMUZ, 5779

July 17, 2019 • 14 Tammuz, 5779
Harry B. Ash Ronald Grossman Morris Morey Scholnick
Celia Glasier Beresh Isadore Hamburger Betty Sherizen
Meyer E. Charlip Dora Holtz Freda Shiffman
Harry Clark Freda Kurland Samuel Silverman
Jules Doneson Rose Kurzmann Anita Faye Sonenshein
Sarah Reva Dzodin Steven David Kutinsky Bertha Spinner
Ethelene Friedman Rose Kaplan Levinson Helene Wagenheim
Rubin Goodman Ruth Lipsitz Alvin A. Weisberg
Jeanette Gottlieb Hyman Miller

July 18, 2019 • 15 Tammuz, 5779

Goldie Atlin Sidney Levine Sidney Rosen
Jenny Garih Bahar Anna Miller Rose Rosenblatt
Irving Belsky David Mondry David Siegel
Alexander Horvitz Lewis James Paul Dorothy Zachar
Helen S. Kass Jacob Ressler
Morris Kaufman Esther Riechman

July 19, 2019 • 16 Tammuz, 5779

Lillian Beal Ida Gould Irving Rosenberg
Jacqueline Brant Abe Ingber Louis Segel
Herbert Chernick Ethel Esther Jaffa Martin Taylor
Albert Feurring Morris Newmark Robert Weinbaum
William Shetzer Frank Risha Gitel Rosen Doris Weintraub
LEADERSHIP

Executive Officers and Board of Trustees

Jeri Fishman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President

Karen A. Katz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President

Susan Kozik Klein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President

Jon Dwoskin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . At-Large Member of the Executive Board

Jay Inwald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . At-Large Member of the Executive Board

Robert Rich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Executive Director

Board of Trustees
Wendy Arnold David Moses
Firooz Banooni Susan Oleinick
Karen Couf Cohen Kim Levin (Sisterhood)
Nicole Eisenberg Sara Rothenberg
Barbra Giles Michael Rowe
Barbara Heller David Salama
Leah Hurvitz Alice Silbergleit
Steven Hurvitz Michael Tobin (Men’s Club)
Paul Ingber Mitchell Wagner
Betsy Kellman Brooke Weingarden
Harold Kusnetz (Seniors) Ira Zaltz
Morry Levin Emma Zerkel
Jodi Michaelson Neil Zechman

Shabbat Gabbaim
Judie Blumeno Sheldon Larky
Rick Cohen Michael Rowe
Bill Glogower Mark Weisberg
Richard Jacobs Neil Zechman
 MISSION & HISTORY

CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK Mission

C ongregation Shaarey Zedek is a warm, welcoming, inclusive and

egalitarian Conservative Jewish community. We provide to all generations
innovative, stimulating and diverse spiritual, educational, leadership and
social opportunities that nurture our love and commitment to Jewish life, our
Synagogue, our country and the State of Israel.

Our spiritual direction is led by committed, knowledgeable and caring clergy

available to all.

Together, all participate in celebrating our history, enriching our community and
planning our future.

CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK History

In 1861, at the beginning of the Civil War, seventeen followers of Traditional

Judaism withdrew from the Beth El Society in Detroit to found the “Shaarey
Zedek Society.” In 1877 the membership constructed the first building in Detroit
to be erected specifically as a synagogue at Congress and St. Antoine. Over the
years, Congregation Shaarey Zedek has been located in a number of beautiful
and picturesque buildings. These include Winder between St. Antoine and
Beaubien Streets, Willis Street E and Brush, and Chicago Boulevard and Lawton
which is still standing. At the 100th annual meeting of the Congregation on
April 12, 1961, more than 700 members approved the recommendation from
the Board of Directors that a new synagogue be built on a forty acre site in the
city of Southfield.

Since the 19th century, members of our congregation have proudly played
leading roles in Michigan, the nation and throughout the world Jewry. For more
than 150 years Congregation Shaarey Zedek has been a house of prayer, a
house of learning and a community gathering place, transmitting Conservative
Jewish teaching, dor l’dor, from generation to generation.
Synagogue Office
27375 Bell Road
Southfield, MI 48034-2079
248.357.5544
Fax 248.357.0227
www.shaareyzedek.org

Clover Hill Park Cemetery

2425 East Fourteen Mile Road
Birmingham, MI 48009-7257
248.723.8884
Fax 248.723.8886
www.cloverhillpark.org