Welcome to renewed members Sandra and Dennis Rosenzweig, Neal Picker, Ruth Adler, Shelley and Shel Abelson, Dr. Solomon Sauerhaft, and Aaron Epstein.
Thank you to those who sponsored kiddushes, community dinner, and programs in November: Aliza and David Deutsch, Diane and Jerry Reich, Margie Segal, Peretz Berk, Hilda & Reuben Epstein, Barry Feldman, Dana Friedman, Alvin Goldstein, Jeff Katz, Lindy Keiser & David Silverman, Phyllis & Paul Ruffer, and the Wolfson Family.
Thank you to those who gave drashot in November: David Deutsch, Mordechai Silver, Rabbi Jason Goldstein, andRachel Frazer.
Thank you to Risa Gerstein and the Kiddush Crew, Judy Josephs, Billy Bergman, and David Wander, and to everyone who helped with set up, clean up, and didn't throw their silverware in the trash!
On December 3rd, the Stanton Street Shul will participate in #GivingTuesday, a global day to celebrate philanthropy and giving back. Join the movement by making a donation to our Shul. Give between now and December 3rd and double your donation's impact! Generous donors Peretz Berk and Erik Leung, Elissa Sampson, April Stewart Klausner and Paul Klausner have agreed to match your contributions dollar for dollar up to $3000, when you give before #GivingTuesday.
Have you been wondering how might you contribute to the functioning of the Stanton Street Shul? We are recruiting one or two people to chair the Stanton Security Committee.
Responding to the insecure environment we live in, the rise in anti-Semitic incidents, and the concerns of our congregants, the Board recently undertook the installation of a security system including security cameras and monitors. We need a committee chair(s) to oversee monitoring the cameras, developing an evacuation plan, and planning a fire drill. You will have the full support of the Board.
At its core, the Stanton Street Shul is a place for prayer. Despite our spirited tefillot, we've had trouble getting a minyan in recent weeks. Please help by attending Friday night minyan at 5:15 pm and Shabbat morning minyan at 9:30 am, so that our community members saying kaddish can say kaddish with the kehillah.
This Shabbat (Toldot) will be very challenging since many of us will be away for Thanksgiving. If you are remaining in the city, please make it your business to come to Shul. Please email Paul Ruffer if you’re in town and able to be at Shul Friday evening and Shabbat morning.
While being a small, intimate community is our strength, it is also our challenge when it comes to things like making a minyan. You matter and we need you, so come and bring friends!
Get to Know Rabbinic Intern Jason Goldstein: Next Visit on December 6-7 (Date Changed)
Our rabbinic intern, Jason Goldstein, rabbinical student at Yeshivat Chovevei Torah, will return to Stanton for Shabbat Vayeitzei, December 6-7.
If you are able to provide hospitality or meals during one of Rabbi Jason's Shabbatot at Stanton, please email board@stantonstshul.com.
Kiddushes are a joyous way to celebrate Shabbat and bring together our members and friends-- with good food and drink. Celebrate a birthday, anniversary or other event, commemorate a yahrzeit, or show appreciation for the extraordinary work being done in this Shul. We would love to share your special occasions.
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