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Lorne Weiss, President........................5 Rabbi Matthew Leibl.........................11 Rabbi Aníbal Mass...........................12 Sisterhood Shabbat...........................15 Sisterhood Weaving..........................16 Leslie Emery, Lay Clergy and Playgroup Teacher........................18 Dr. Rena Secter Elbaze, Engagement and Education Director.................21
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THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD MESSAGE FROM
LORNE WEISS, PRESIDENT
As I write my last piece for the Shofar as President, and I reflect on my time at Shaarey Zedek, I am reminded of this title to the famous Beatles song. Paulette and I joined the Shaarey Zedek some 35 years ago. We joined because, like many of our contemporaries, our children were in the Jewish school system and we knew b’nai mitzvah were down the road. Like our contemporaries, our children had their bar and bat mitzvah at the Shaarey Zedek and, other than the life cycle events of friends and family, we attended shul “religiously” .... 3 days a year! (Our journey begins.) At age 50 my life changed; my father died. My good friend, Sam Guralnick, helped us through the shiva, being there every night to lead the prayers and accompanying me to morning minyan at the Shaarey Zedek. I found the minyan to be a place of comfort, warmth, support and prayer that I had not experienced up to that point in my life. (The next turn in the winding road.) A week became a month; a month became a year, and a year stretched into several. Around that time, I was asked to join the Ritual Committee, and a few years later became the chair of this amazing group of individuals who had a wealth of knowledge and passion for the synagogue. This group, along with Rabbi Green, then Cantor Aníbal Mass and Chazzan Sheni Matthew Leibl began a series of changes to our services that re-invigorated our shul and took us further along the path of becoming a relevant and engaging community institution. (A sharp turn in the winding road.) About 10 years ago, I was asked to join the Board of Directors. I stayed for a few years and then left to focus my shul efforts as chair of the Ritual Committee. (A curve in the road.) Four years ago, I was asked to return to the Board as an Officer. It was with a certain amount of hesitation that I accepted the honour. It was, to me, a huge responsibility to take on the leadership role of a congregation such as ours with such a large and diverse membership and an important historical role in the community. But, with the support of my wife and the encouragement of my rabbi and good friend, Alan Green, I accepted the opportunity. (The next turn in the winding road.) Over the past four years, together with the support of a skilled and committed Board of Directors, we made
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some difficult decisions on issues such as amalgamation, clergy recruitment, a new model for a rabbinic team and a complete review of our Shabbat and High Holy Day services. All of us, Clergy, Staff, and Volunteers embraced the concepts of Relevance, Engagement and Flexibility and you, our congregants, responded! Along with this success came a true realization that we cannot effectively meet the needs of our membership and the community at large in the years to come in a building that was designed to meet the needs of seventy years ago. We haven't done a major renovation or had a capital campaign in almost 50 years. We are the fortunate owners of an iconic building in an outstanding location. A building, however, that doesn’t meet current needs and will not meet the needs of the generations that will follow. If you have been at the synagogue since September at a service or during High Holy Days, you saw the presentation concept drawings of what a revitalized Shaarey Zedek building can be. Currently, our architects are working diligently to provide accurate cost estimates for this exciting project. We hope to have this in place in the next few months and begin the planning for a capital campaign that will allow Shaarey Zedek to be central to the religious and cultural needs of our community for generations to come. I encourage you to review the concept drawings on the next few pages and lend your support as we move forward into the next 50 years. The renderings are also available online at www.szwinnipeg.ca and on our Facebook Page "Congregation Shaarey Zedek". I would like to thank all of you for your encouragement and support as we met the challenges of the past and invite you to join us in our journey as we plan for the future. The road ahead is now onward and upward! Chag Sameach Chanukah
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VISITING MESSAGE GERMANY FROM RABBI MATTHEW LEIBL
He’s not saying much, but I can tell by the look in his eyes how he’s feeling. Surprised. Confused. Disappointed. Even a little angry. When I hear old ladies speaking German on the subway, I hear my Baba dropping Yiddish phrases in conversation at Shabbat dinner. When my friend’s mom serves up a potato dumpling with dinner and tells me it’s a German treat called “knedle”, I see my Baba passing out “kneidlach” – matzah balls – on Pesach. When I realize everyone in Germany says my last name properly (in Canada I get “Lee-bull” a lot), I realize even my own name is German! I wonder if the immediate negative reaction so many people have to Germany blocks us from exploring an important part of our past? The singer-songwriter Dan Bern has a line about growing up in America with his immigrant parents: “They spoke German, hated Germans, confusing times.” For everything that happened, as unthinkable and horrifying as it is, so much of who we are as a people traces back to Germany. And I feel that when I’m there. I really do. Sure, I still have moments. At the wedding party, when talking to my buddy’s German friends, I find myself wondering: What were your grandparents, and greatgrandparents, doing during the war? Where were they? I don’t ask them out loud, but I wonder it. But then I see the way they react to me, especially when they find out what I do. One friend told me about a memorial project called the “Stolperstein” – the stumbling blocks – across Europe. I’d never heard of it. You should look it up. The museums, the memorials – they exist. There’s no denying what happened. My sense is, Germans are trying to distance themselves from the ugliness of their past and get better. We wouldn't want people to hold against us the sins of our grandparents, would we? I would never say forget. Never. I'm not even sure we have to forgive. It's not for me to tell you what to do. But I do know that what's worked for me, what's helped me remember and never forget, is to go and see for myself. To face my fears of the Germany I don't know and experience Germany as it is. The old gentleman isn't satisfied with our talk on Germany. He scoffs and walks away. But I hear him say to another fellow nearby: "Germany. Ugh." Then he pauses, and in a hushed voice says: "It actually is a beautiful place."
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He’s an older gentleman, originally from Israel, though he’s lived in Winnipeg for decades. And I’ve just told him I’m going to Germany on my vacation. “Germany?” “Yes, Germany. Hamburg.” “Why?” The answer is, for a wedding. The Rebbetzin – Heather – and I have a dear friend who moved to Hamburg six years ago for a girl. This trip was to attend their wedding. But this gentleman doesn’t care about that. The look he’s giving me is one I’ve seen before. Many times. Usually from older folks in the congregation. Even from people in my own family. They just don’t understand why I would ever go to Germany by choice. They’re even more surprised when I tell them I’ve been to Germany a few times, traveled all over, and that it’s – without question – my favourite country in Europe. But I know where they’re coming from. We can all appreciate their reaction, can’t we? “Germany? But that’s where…not that long ago…the Jews…” Yes. I know. And that’s exactly how I felt the first time Heather and I traveled there together. I still remember getting off the plane, seeing signs in German, hearing people speaking German, and immediately feeling nervous and anxious. My stomach was unsettled. My heart was racing. I felt like someone was going to tap me on the shoulder and take me away. It was total, absolute fear. Something I’ve learned: it’s very dangerous to let fear dictate what we do. Or don’t do. Particularly when it’s fear of the unknown. I had built up in my mind that Germany was a horrible place because of terrible things that several decades ago. But it’s not like that anymore. I’ve been to France and Spain and Italy and Greece. They’re all beautiful and I loved my time in each place. But, as a Westerner, it’s so much more comfortable to travel through Germany than any of these other places. It’s cleaner. The people are friendlier. Their English is better. The trains actually run on time. Everything is just so efficient. Traveling through Germany really is a pleasure. Our last trip was no exception. In fact, I find the more time I spend in Germany, the more familiar it feels to me. As a Jew.
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RABBI ANÍBAL MASS
I had a vocal coach that once asked me to complete the following statement: “Practice makes…”. Of course, I immediately and confidently said: “Perfect”. He smiled and replied: “Permanent. Practice makes permanent, not perfect”. He added: “If you play a sport, you know that if you practice everyday the wrong way, then it will become very difficult to correct bad techniques and bad habits because muscles have memory. The more we do something, the more that something becomes one with us.” He finally suggested that constant practice using the right technique is the only way to become better at something. You can’t just know the right technique but not practice it, and you can’t just practice the wrong way. I really like that analogy because it reminds me of the way we practice our Judaism. Unfortunately, some people have been experiencing Judaism the wrong way for so many years that now it is very difficult to realize that there is another way. Synagogues used to be places where people would encounter rebuke, blame and judgement. This approach was applied for so long that for many, it equals Judaism. You don’t have to be an expert to realize that this method is not the most effective way to generate change or to create happy, fulfilled, content and functional Jews. Rabbi Akiva (a scholar of the latter part of the first century and the beginning of the second century) proclaimed “I swear by the Temple service, I doubt if there is anyone in this generation who knows how to rebuke.” This means we have known for centuries that a different system was required to generate change and bring about transformation. So, what is the best way to generate change, to help people improve, to unlock the potential they already have, and to guide them onto the path they need to become all they can be? I believe the answer is contained in the word “Chanukah”. What does Chanukah represent?
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Etymologically Speaking, Chanukah and chinuch (education) share a common shoresh (root): chet, nun, chaf. Even though Chanukah is usually translated as “dedication” because of the re-dedication of the Temple after the Jews defeated the Greeks, the most important battle was for the preservation of Jewish Identity. Those were times of rapid change and confusion as a result of the interaction with Greek culture all around. Again we can see that rebuking wouldn’t help, but rather, placing an emphasis on Jewish education in order to generate change from the inside out was the right approach. Chanukah is a reminder of the richness of our culture, our traditions and our Torah. This is something that can’t be forced from a pulpit. Instead, it is something that has to be experienced. For this reason, at the end of Yom Kippur, together with my colleague Rabbi Matthew Leibl, I introduced a challenge we call “Shaarey Zedek 365”. From our side, we promote a different approach to the services and sermons that many have experienced in the past: one that limits rebukes, judgment and blame. All we ask of you is to give us a year of your life to experience Shaarey Zedek as often as possible so that you may have the opportunity to transform your lives from the inside out. Come to our services, to our classes and to our programs. Volunteer with us and celebrate the Jewish festivals with us. If you do this for a year, we believe you will experience Judaism in a way you never have before. Are you ready to take the challenge?
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SISTERHOOD SHABBAT: GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN MESSAGE FROM
SISTERHOOD SHABBAT CO-CHAIRS SANDY POLANSKI AND ALICE WEISSMANN We’re very excited to announce that our annual Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Shabbat Service is happening on February 16 at 10:00 am. For the third year in a row, we will follow the interactive format of our Shabbat services and look forward to a lot of participation from our Sisterhood members. Over the years, we’ve recruited some remarkable women to lead prayers, chant Torah and Haftarah, deliver the D’var Torah, and simply contribute their unique talents. Sisterhood Shabbat offers an opportunity to be part of a spiritually inspiring service that educates and uplifts—thanks to the enlightening commentaries of Rabbis Aníbal Mass and Matthew Leibl. They have managed to go above and beyond and have made services—dare we say it—fun! And, after all, girls just wanna have fun. If you’re interested in doing something fun, please call the office at 204-452-3711 and leave a message for Sandy or Alice, or email alice@szwinnipeg.ca. We’ll send you in the right direction if you need some pointers.
After the service, everyone is welcome to enjoy the lovely kiddush organized by Sandy and prepared by Chef Joel Lafond and his Catering Team. It’s not too late to become a Sisterhood member, a significant benefit of which is being able to participate in the Shabbat Service. Membership also offers great opportunities to plan, implement and take part in the Interfaith Luncheon, educational and volunteer programs, Purim and Chanukah events, and—of course—the Sisterhood Shabbat. So, please join us on Saturday, February 16 at 10:00 am for this dynamic and inspiring service. Girls just wanna have fun. Don’t you?
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AN “I-LOOMINATING” PROGRAM MESSAGE FROM
SISTERHOOD WEAVING HARRIET LYONS & CAROL LEVI
Did you know that the Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood has its own tallis weaving program?
We offer two sessions a year – in the spring and the fall – and they run for eight weeks. There are six weavers per class. We use rigid heddle table looms that are over 33 years old (anyone interested in donating a loom?). Let’s go back 34 years to 1984 when Rhoda Keynes was at a Women’s League Conference in Minneapolis and saw the tallaism woven by members of their Sisterhood. She was so impressed that she brought the idea back to our Sisterhood, and that’s when it all began. Our weavers have been both men and women from Shaarey Zedek and other congregations in Winnipeg who have ranged in age from 12 years old to 87 years young. All have completed colourful tallaism which will be treasured for years. This Sisterhood program brings our weavers together in an atmosphere of learning and camaraderie. Many newfound friendships have been formed through our classes. This project has gained recognition and brought acclaim to the Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood and Synagogue alike. In 1999 the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism of North America presented us with the Solomon Schechter Award – a Gold Medal in recognition of excellence in synagogue programming. How about that!!! How proud are we? In our classes we stress the importance of family involvement. We want the weavers to include family members in the weaving process of the tallis – the recipient, the bar or bat mitzvah, their siblings, parents and grandparents all take on a part in this project – be it in choosing the colours to weaving in rows of yarn – this project is interwoven with love of family. For the bar and bat mitzvah, the tallis presentation on the bimah not only has special significance for the day but will be cherished for years to come. This has been such a meaningful program not only for us but for the over 400 weavers who have woven over 600 tallaism since this project took flight. If you do the math, you can see that many weavers returned two, three and many more times to weave yet another treasure for another loved one. We smile when we see the many recipients in the sanctuary wearing the tallaism so lovingly woven for them.
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A few years ago, I was invited to speak to the members of Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood on Women’s Traditions. As I prepared my talk I quickly realized that the Jewish traditions observed by the women in my family revolved heavily around food. As we all discussed and compared family chicken soup recipes and holiday preparations, I learned that I was not the only one. Traditionally, women prepared and cooked the food for all the holiday meals. Today, men join in the cooking, so we all enjoy the fruits of our labours and bond together over a scrumptious meal. One of my favorite family traditions is our annual latke day. For as long as I can remember, family members and close friends gather at my parents’ house to transform 20 lbs. of potatoes into delicious latkes. It’s one of my favorite days of the entire year. One might find this surprising considering the heavy smell of oil produced by frying an epic number of latkes and the mass amount of work involved. Nonetheless, every year I am energized
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by the experience. It seems we’ve forgotten the power of sharing a task and working together towards a common goal. The laughter and conversation of people who’ve come together to cook should be embraced and enjoyed. My young daughter joined us this year, though we had to keep her out of the kitchen for safety reasons. As we all took turns peeling potatoes and frying latkes I began to wonder if this is what it was like throughout the ages. Groups of people gathering, cooking and caring for children together to prepare a festive meal. There’s something beautiful about the continuity, sharing these moments and making memories for a lifetime. As I snacked on a delicious latke with my daughter, I looked forward to the years to come when we can continue sharing this annual ritual. I hope this Chanukah you enjoy many moments together with those you love, have many hands to lighten the work and make memories to cherish as the years go by. When your family enjoyed the holiday meal, may joy and laughter be present at your table. Always. Chag Chanukah Sameach! Wishing you and yours a Happy Chanukah!
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KNOWLEDGE IS POWER! COME GET EMPOWERED BY DYNAMIC JEWISH LEARNING!
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An example of this ongoing positive energy was the Dinner in the Sukkah, which we hosted on September 27th in conjunction with NJOP (The National Jewish Outreach Project). Sixty-Five people of all ages came together to enjoy the beautifully decorated Sukkah. Despite the cold, we gathered to make the traditional blessings, partake in kiddush, motzi and shake the Arba Minim (4 species). Participants enjoyed a festive meal including singing, interactive games to learn about Sukkot and a presentation by Rabbi Leibl. Later, participants learnt about the concept of Ushpizim, the honored guests that are traditionally welcomed into the Sukkah, as we viewed the feature film on the topic. More learning was offered on Sunday, September 30th when Rabbi Mass opened up the Choosing Judaism class to the entire community. Another offshoot of the Sukkot Dinner was the Hebrew Reading Course, also offered in partnership with NJOP. Eight students have been studying Hebrew every Monday in this special crash course that will run for five consecutive weeks. Speaking of Education…. On October 11th, young adults gathered as a part of the monthly Chamishi Shaarey Zedek group. The season kick off began with the theme: It Is Just a Matter of Time! Students discussed how to navigate a system where time is money and a precious commodity that cannot be recovered once it is spent. They explored the sound advice found in Jewish teachings on how to become the master over one’s time. The group meets on a monthly basis and will gather again on December 6th to celebrate Chanukah and learn about the topic of Self-Confidence inspired by Social Sciences and Jewish Wisdom. The Real Women of Jewish Winnipeg also gathered for the first session of the season on October 18th to discuss the topic: Who will be for Me? Defining Your Personal Brand. The key message of this first session came from an important quote from Shapira: “A man’s first knowledge should be to know himself.” Participants were inspired by the teachings of Israel ben Eliezer (born circa 1700) known as the Baal Shem
Tov “Master of a Good Name” who was a Jewish mystical rabbi considered the founder of Hasidic Judaism. Much discussion followed the presentation about the importance of behaviour and consistency in developing one’s own “good name” or “personal brand”. A heartfelt thank you goes out to our sponsor Kimi Nozick for the beautiful gifts that made all of the participants feel special. If you have not yet signed up for this dynamic women’s group, register for our January 24th session on the topic of … Manipulation! Not the dirty word you thought it was For those of you, who like to cook, consider signing up for Shabbat: A Taste of the World to Come. Past classes have explored Challah baking and Moroccan Chluent called Dafina, and include learning about how to savour the gift of a day of rest. Other educational offerings by our Rabbis include the Pirkei Avot (Ethics of the Fathers) class with Rabbi Mass every second Wednesday and our four part series, Hear O Israel: Jewish Themes in Popular Music with Rabbi Leibl. This was just a little taste of the “Food For Thought” that our Adult Ed program has to offer. And… speaking of food! Coming on December 2nd, 2018 is the first annual Shaarey Zedek Top Chef Chanukah Latke Challenge. This new event will feature celebrity chefs from around the city and mouth watering, foodie activities for the whole family. More information will be available for registration and participation in the coming weeks. Later in January, join us to celebrate the Jewish New Year for trees with a Tu Bishvat Family Shabbat Dinner on January 18th, 2019 and on that same weekend, Sunday evening, January 20th, Adults will enjoy a special a nature themed, multi-artist Art @ the Zedek and Tu Bishvat Seder including wine and exotic fruit pairing. So much to remember right! That is a good thing, but if you would like to know more, or would like to get involved, please feel free to call me at 204-975-3489 or send me an email. Warm Regards!
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The experience of the High Holidays this year, gave me a wonderful feeling of community and ingathering as I witnessed the synagogue overflowing with people. It was especially uplifting because of the positive feedback I received that continued right through Sukkot until the end of Simchat Torah.
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HAVE BEEN SENT TO Judy Bager Jay and Linni Averbach Shelley Chochinov Michelle Feierstein and Larry and Akiva Fishman Ben Hirt Phyllis Laveman Gerry Nemiroff Allan and Linda Finkleman Anita Neville Lorne and Paulette Weiss and Roberta Weiss
Carol Raizen Elaine Sommer Audrey Weidman Larry and Rhoda Kussin Bill Weissmann Harold and Elaine Charlat Jerry and Gloria Moscovitch
CARDS OF APPRECIATION
HAVE BEEN SENT TO Sam Guralnick Elaine Golumbia and Family Steven Hyman Elaine Golumbia and Family Chef Joel Lafond Fay-Lynn Katz and Family Rabbi Matthew Leibl Neil and Carol Duboff and Family Fay-Lynn Katz and Family Rochelle Nozick Rabbi Aníbal Mass Jerry and Rietta Floom Rochelle Nozick Lillian Neaman Jo-Anne Neaman Jerome Phomin Elaine Golumbia and Family Evelyn Schaefer Estelle Raber Fay-Lynn Katz and Family Berdina Shorten David and Diane Wilder
Bill Weissmann Roberta Cantor Jerry and Rietta Floom Rochelle Nozick Rabkin Family Evelyn Schaefer Barry Stronger Bill Weissmann and the Minyanaires Margo Cates David and Diane Wilder Berdina Shorten
Samson Bay Francie Bay Smith and Family Joseph Bebchuk Bill and Elaine Bebchuk John Berkowitz Chaia Berkowitz and Family Benjamin Berman Larry and Rhoda Kussin Rachel Bibas de Serfaty Meir Serfaty and Bonnie Talbot Al Bloomfield Faye Bloomfield CONTRIBUTIONS Cynthia Brick HAVE BEEN MADE Simone Cohen Scott IN MEMORY OF Irving Bricker Mitchell Abrams Martin, Debby, David and Lorne and Louise Raber, and Ivy Bricker Harvey and Elaine Gamer Michael and Marilyn Perl, Aviya, Eytan and Sheila Ruth “Babs” Asper and Jacob Gail Asper and Michael Paterson, Stephen Morris Broder and Jonathan Shirley Broder Israel Asper Edith Brodsky Gail Asper and Greg and Sylvia Brodsky Michael Paterson, Stephen Alice Brooker and Jonathan Gary and Pamela Brooker Marta Bachrach Ben Burke (One More Candle) David and Barbara Goldenberg Eleanor Burke and Family Matt Burke Jack Barish Eleanor Burke and Family Earl and Cheryl Barish Sadie Burstein Freda Bay Linda Dveris Dick and Minnie Bell Morris and Dorys Silver Contributions in memory of continued on next page...
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...Contributions in memory of continued from last page Josh Calnitsky Nancy Calnitsky Mary Cantin Harvey and Yvonne Cantin Alex Cantor David Wilder Issie Charad Pat Charad Alexander Chochinov Shelley Chochinov Benjamin Chochinov Earl and Ethel Chochinov Jack Chochinov Shelley Chochinov Moishe Chochinov Shelley Chochinov Nellie Chochinov Shelley Chochinov Louis Cogan Lorne and Jill Brandes Martin and Debby Bricker, David and Ivy Martin and Pat Brody Buddy and Maxine Brownstone Pat Charad Allan and Linda Finkleman Percy Goldberg David and Barbara Goldenberg Frank and Sue Hechter
Gerry and Penny Kalef Larry and Rhoda Kussin Phyllis Laveman Harvey and Rochelle Litman Tzivie Meyers Michael and Marilyn Perl and Family Lorne and Louise Raber Les, Michaela and Jaron Rykiss Morley Rypp Morton Simcoe Jory and Jacqueline Stillwater Gayle, Craig and David Tallman and Family Donald and Audrey Weidman Lorne and Paulette Weiss Berdie Cohen Simone Cohen Scott Sam Cohen Marvin and Merle Garfinkel Rudolf Cohn Arnold and Carla Cohn Sondra Cohn Harvey Pollock and Nora Kaufman Donald and Audrey Weidman Rae Cooper Arthur and Evelyn Arkin Arnie Cooper Merle Craven Robert and Elaine Paul Reuben Cristall Maxine Cristall
Simon Deutscher David Deutscher and Heather Leonoff Gertie Diamond Lev Marc and Cindy Streifler and Family Fanny Dorfman Frank and Gail Spivak Bessie Earn Sheldon and Sandy Earn Feige Leah Engel Mina Engel and Family Morris Engel Mina Engel and Family Henry and Sonja Faintuch Helen Kesten Jacob Feingold Janet Fleishman William Feldman Susan Feldman David and Ethel Ferdman Roberta Cantor Lou Fingerote Harry and Rhonda Youell Dorothy Finkelstein David Wilder Freda (Halparin) Fox Wayne and Carla Vickar Stanley Fox Wayne and Carla Vickar
Arthur Frankel Frank and Sue Hechter Jory and Jacqueline Stillwater David Freed Gayle Freed Joseph Freed Gayle Freed Tillie Freed Gayle Freed Lloyd Friedman Isser Held and Family Esther Gaum Daniel and Ellen Hamburg Arlene Gladstone Lorne and Louise Raber Bonnie Robinson Don and Ida Glimcher Morris Glimcher Betty Goldstein Esther Steiman Sarah Golumbia Zellah Arrow and Family Evelyn and Michele Binsky Buddy and Maxine Brownstone Luba Cates Allan and Linda Finkleman David and Barbara Goldenberg Michael and Bonnie Helper Ellie Kives Larry and Rhoda Kussin Lorne and Louise Raber Marilyn Raber Sherry and Elaine Sharfe Marshall Stitz and Mia Elfenbaum Neil Stitz Carole Stoffman and Family Harry and Rhonda Youell Lewis and Minnie Gonick Ruth Moscovitch Sam and Ruth Gordon Zvi Gordon Pessel Goszer Jack and Debbie Lipkin Frieda Green Esther Hurtig Corinne Greenberg Sandra Gordon and Brenda Tenenbein Edward Greenberg Sandra Gordon and Brenda Tenenbein Barney Gross Robert Gross Clara Hamovich Martin and Mira Buchwald Manuel Helper Michael and Bonnie Helper
Dorothy “Babe” Hershfield Myron and Susan Turner Max Herst Neil and Carol Duboff and Family Samuel Higgins Arnold and Aileen Cooper Bessie Hollenberg Andrea Hollenberg Narvey Hollenberg Andrea Hollenberg Sara Hyman Robert and Barbara Hyman Stanley Hyman Michael Izen Anita Cohen Martin and Linda Fingold Ted Jacob Rita Shapera Jacob Eric Kagna Terri Kushner Jack Kagna Terri Kushner Leonard Karr Susan Karr Lokken David Kaufman Nora Kaufman Alec Kirshenbaum Allan and Linda Finkleman Sam Klapman Lou and Ruth Billinkoff and Family Lorne and Jill Brandes Bob and Debby Brown Buddy and Maxine Brownstone Pat Charad Allan and Linda Finkleman Gerry and Penny Kalef Larry and Rhoda Kussin Rochelle Nozick Morley Rypp Sally Shuckett Morris and Dorys Silver Elaine Sommer Lou Kliman Sandra Kliman Albert Koffman Marc and Janice Levine Ida Koffman Marc and Janice Levine Arnold Kon Velimir and Branka Kon and Family Harold and Vera Korman Maurice and Patricia Stelle and Family Fred Kravetsky Daniel and Audrey Kravetsky
Ben Kushner Michael Kushner Jennie Lentz Lou and Ruth Billinkoff Riva Levi Gary and Pamela Brooker Lorne and Louise Raber Sheldon, Mara, Anna and Rosie Zipursky Heather Levine Penny Rossman Zivia Linder Dick and Minnie Bell and Family Ken Maister Art Maister and Kayla Gordon James Manishen Beverley Manishen Melvin Manishen Beverley Manishen Edward Mann Tatiana Mann Bonnie Marantz Janet Fleishman Marian Margolis Bill and Elaine Bebchuk Zlota Margolis Steven and Jill Atnikov Harry Maslovsky Murray and Sharon Knazan Fraida Sarah Mesbur Donald and Belva Gutkin Itzik and Anne Joudan Louis Mindell Lenore Hechter, Frank and Sue Hechter and Family Estelle Minuck Marty and Mavis Minuck Morley Minuk Marc and Cindy Streifler and Family Rose Mock Irv and Sandra Shore Evelyn Molotsky Lenore Hechter Bill Morris Patti Morris Morris Moscovitch Jerry and Gloria Moscovitch Jack Muryn Neil and Elaine Margolis Joseph Nairn Norm and Elaine Silverberg
Bert Newman Percy Goldberg Gerry and Penny Kalef Morley Rypp Beverly Nord Dick and Minnie Bell Neil and Maxine Benditt Abe and Toni Berenhaut Gary and Pamela Brooker Allan and Gloria Cantor Pat Charad Simone Cohen Scott David and Barbara Goldenberg Megan Halprin Isser Held and Family Carla Kehler Terri Kushner Jerome Phomin Marilyn Raber Ira Ripstein and Elske Hildes-Ripstein Ruth Sheps Diane Silverberg Ray Singer and Barb Findlay Donni Stern Anne Nozick Stewart and Ellen Leibl Judith Oigman Eleanor Burke and Family Lorne and Louise Raber, Harvey and Elaine Gamer Elaine Paul Evan Muzychuk and Susan Chodirker Phyllis Paul Robert and Elaine Paul Malick and Rose Peikoff Ettie Robinson Menachem and Fanny Permack David and Shirley Permack David Polanski Marvin and Sandy Polanski Hyman Portnoy Lillian Duboff Marion Posen Ken and Lori Zimmer, Jenny and Lexie Marlene Potash Harvey and Shelley Oman Leonard Portnoy Lillian Duboff Sadie Raber Sharon Allentuck Marilyn Raber Rose Raber Lorne and Louise Raber Simcha Raber Sharon Allentuck
Irene Rabinovitch David and Sheila Rabb Abraham Rich David and Mona Rich Alfred Richman Laura Richman Harold Richman Laura Richman Sydney I. and Esther Robinson Ettie Robinson Joseph Rosenberg David and Mona Rich Leah Rosenberg Marty and Mavis Minuck William “Willy” Rothman Ellie Kives Joseph Rypp Morley Rypp Marion Saper James Saper Belle Sawyer Toby Sawyer Talma Schachter Carole Medd Saul Scharfstein Lorne Sharfe Tillie Scharfstein Lorne Sharfe Betty Schwartz Abe and Toni Berenhaut Buirt Segal Morley Rypp Mar Segal Saul and Lolly Guttman James Shaen Florence Shaen Fred Shane Zelda Elkin Allan and Sondra Hochman Monty Shapera Rita Shapera Jacob Machelle Shapira Allan and Gail Shapira Jacob Shapiro Allan and Gloria Cantor Myer Shapiro Rick Lee and Laurie Shapiro and Family Miriam Shefrin Joel and Penny Shefrin Frances Sheps Philip Sheps Contributions in memory of continued on next page...
...Contributions in memory of continued from last page
Sos Plattner Lorne and Louise Raber Dick and Joanne Rothberg Evelyn Schaefer Sophie Shibou Donna Schechter, Carla Shibou Debby Berenhaut, Max Shnier Cindy Singer, Sheree Singer Dick and Minnie Bell and Family Lorne and Jill Brandes Glenda Scheer Ted and Harriet Lyons Meir Serfaty and Bonnie Talbot Sam and Sandi Malamud Joel and Penny Shefrin and Family Ron and Marissa Strominger Sos Plattner and Family Janie Shnier Lorne and Paulette Weiss Lorne and Paulette Weiss Harry and Rhonda Youell Naomi Silver Sid Stern Barry Stronger Terry and Carole Gutkin Ricki Segal Abraham and Sarah Silverberg Garry Stitz Norm and Elaine Silverberg Allan and Lynne Becker Harry Silverberg Harry Stitz Nora Kaufman Neil Stitz Joe Silverberg Philip Sweiden Diane Silverberg Jackie Sweiden and Bonnie Gurevich David Silverman Peter and Karen Leipsic Isaac Szczygiel Phil Sheegl Grant Sinclair Bob and Debby Brown Maxwell John Tessler and Family Gloria Kohm Vlasta Spanihel Sherry Thompson Joseph Spanihel Eleanor Burke and Family Doris Sperling Rose Tokar Gnessie Vickar and Family Phyllis Laveman Sidney Spivak Aaron Udler Frank and Gail Spivak Jerry and Gloria Moscovitch Anne Sprecher Mellicent Udler Larry and Glory Fleisher Jerry and Gloria Moscovitch Sam Sprecher Norman Vickar Larry and Glory Fleisher Reva Micflikier and Family Samuel Stedman Arthur Vinsky Dick and Minnie Bell Marvin and Merle Garfinkel Allan and Linda Finkleman Betty Vinsky Percy Goldberg Marvin and Merle Garfinkel Gerry and Penny Kalef Lillian Neaman Len Weinberg Donald and Audrey Weidman Larry and Rhoda Kussin Lawrence and Eddy Werier Lorne and Louise Raber, Lindsay Raber Adams and Jack Stein Brian Adams Beverley Manishen Hattie Wilder Walter Stern David Wilder Hannon Bell Ben Berkal and Shirley Labman Judith Wire Joey and Harriet Brown Alvin Wire and Family Israel Wise Max and Phyllis Brown Marion Wise Anita Cohen David and Barbara Goldenberg Albert Zaidman Shelley Chochinov Herb and Elaine Grosney Frank, Sue and Drake Hechter Dora Zaidman Harry and Barbara Kaplan Shelley Chochinov
Sonya Zaidman Shelley Chochinov Joe Zelcer Ruth Zelcer Louis Zelickson Eleanor Burke and Family Lorne and Louise Raber, and Harvey and Elaine Gamer Sora Sima Zelicovitch Allan and Gloria Cantor
ENHANCEMENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SHABBAT MORNING KIDDUSHIM HAVE BEEN MADE BY
Earl and Suzanne Golden in celebration of their special birthdays LEAVES ON THE Clyde Hurtig in celebration of Rick Shatsky’s TREE OF LIFE special birthday HAVE BEEN Terri Kushner DEDICATED TO in memory of Jack Kagna Martin Brody John Michaels and Karen on his special birthday Stern Roonie and Family in celebration of John reading from the Torah on the 50th Sharon and Sam Guralnick anniversary of his bar mitzvah on their special anniversary ceremony Allan and Linda Finkleman Howard and Lindy Greenberg Jerry and Gloria Moscovitch in celebration of Gloria’s Rabbi Matthew Leibl birthday Neil Stitz Michael Paterson, Gail Asper Jack Lipkin and Family on his special birthday in memory of Babs Asper Allan and Linda Finkleman Howard and Lindy Greenberg Sheldon and Pamela Permack In loving memory of Beverly in celebration of Laurie and Samantha’s aufruf Nord her Children and Marvin and Sandy Polanski Grandchildren in celebration of their birthdays In honour of Terry Rosenberg Lorne and Louise Raber Rokie and Family in celebration of Louise’s birthday Alex Sommer on his special birthday Rick Shatsky His Children and Grandchildren in celebration of his special birthday In loving memory of our uncle Garry Stitz The Sommer Family Jennifer and Hart Stitz in celebration of Alex Sommer’s 90th birthday and the 77th In loving memory of anniversary of becoming a bar my dear brother Garry Stitz mitzvah Neil Stitz In loving memory of our dear friend Garry Stitz Gloria Manso and Norah Demsky
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In Memoriam Doris Bass
Beloved mother of Cindy Bass (Barry Carroll), Jeremy Bass (Jean Guy Richard)
Sondra Cohn
Beloved mother of Susan Cohn, Lorne Cohn (Miriam Blumstock) and sister of Janice (Frank) Kanovsky
Lloyd Friedman
Anne Nozick
Beloved mother of Michael Nozick (Cheryl Ashley), Robert Nozick, and Marcia Nozick (Doug Aasan)
Michael (Max) Nozick
Beloved husband of Anita Shnier, father of Rochelle Nozick and brother of Esther Remis, Allan Shnier, Phil Shnier
Elaine Paul
Beloved father of Andy (Carla) Friedman, Francine Friedman and brother of Pearl Kredenster and brother-in-law of Harvey Pollock
Beloved mother of Rory Paul (Barbie Shukster), Andria (Greg) Rodin, Carla Paul and Marcia Paul
Arlene Gladstone
Clara Pollock
Beloved wife of Leonard Gladstone, mother of Brett and Ryan Gladstone and sister of David (Irene) Meyrowitz
Sandor Guttman
Beloved grandfather of Rachel & Daniel Guttman
Beloved mother-in-law of Donna Pollock and grandmother of Michael, Brian, Steven and Joel Pollock
Marcia Raber
Alex Kirshenbaum
Beloved sister of Debby (Easton) Lexier and mother of Bruce (Rowena) Raber, Janice Wilks, and Howie Raber (Sheila Tabak)
Sam Klapman
Beloved wife of Leo Shearer and mother of Shelley Shearer-Nelko (Dana Nelko), Brenna Shearer (Stephen Pistorius), Ronna (Joel) Sherman and a sister-in-law of Shirley Wasserman
Myrna Kreel
Beloved mother of John Silver (Marla Chow), Robert (Kimberly) Silver, Andrea Silver (Carlos Thumbler) and Michael Silver (Katherine Wightman)
Gertie Diamond Lev
Beloved husband of Faye Stedman and father of Sheryl (Lanny) Sloshower and Neil Stedman
Beloved father of Lorrie Kirshenbaum (Dianne Popeski), Barry (Kimberley) Kirshenbaum, Ricki Kirshenbaum (Tim Zacherias) and husband of Mildred Kirshenbaum Beloved husband of Ruth Klapman and father of Sandi (Sam) Malamud, Marla Bernstein, Hartley Klapman (Drew Salter), Jody Klapman (Brian Goldberg) Beloved wife of Harry Kreel and mother of Darrell Kreel, and Eileen Kreel Beloved grandmother of Laura Diamond (Lesley Garber)
Selma Shearer
Naomi Silver
Samuel Stedman
Walter Stern
Riva Levi
Beloved father of Lewis (Deb) Stern, David (Marsha) Stern, Jo Ann Stern and brother of Gerald Stern and brother-in-law of Donni Stern
Rebeca (Rita) Nadrichny de Medvetzky
Beloved brother of Neil Stitz
Beloved mother of Clifford (Carol) Levi, John Levi (Carol Grosh), and Kenneth Levi Beloved mother of Alicia (Adolfo) Laufer
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Tu B'Shevat
Mark Your Calendar Networking with Nature — Art @ the ZEDEK & Tu B'Shevat Wine & Fruit Pairing Seder
Tu B'Shevat Inspired Family Shabbat Dinner (For adults - suitable for teens)
Friday, January 18, 5:30 PM
Sunday, January 20, 7:00 PM
Bring in Shabbat as a community
Join us for the opening of a multi-artist Art @ the ZEDEK exhibit featuring the new year of trees and the rebirth of nature. Learn about the Jewish New Year for Following the exhibit opening, join our Rabbis as we bring in the Trees and Nature Jewish new year for trees with a unique exotic fruit and wine pairing ceremony – The Tu B'Shevat Seder. Participation by Rabbi Aníbal Mass, Rabbi Matthew Leibl and Dr. Rena Secter Elbaze.
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Playgroup Explore Experiment
Learn
Grow
With Leslie Emery, Preschool Teacher A weekly socialcultural program for children to explore the world together and experience Jewish music, holidays and concepts in a creative and playful way.
All Ages
Special Baby Area Wednesdays 9:30 to 11:00 AM
September 26 to June 19 (3 Terms) (No Class Dec 26, Jan 2, Mar 27) Cost for Children Ages 12 Months and under: Per Term: $75 ($55 for Members) Drop-ins: $7 ($5 Members) Cost for Children over 12 Months of Age: Per Term: $125 ($100 for Members) Drop-ins: $12 ($10 Members)
Preschoolers
Ages 3+ (Flexible) Thursdays at 1:00 to 2:30 PM
September 27 to June 20 (3 Terms) (No Class Dec 27, Jan 3, Mar 28) Cost per Term: $125 ($100 for Members) Drop-ins: $12 ($10 Members)
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Free trial class for new attendees! Registration and Questions: 204-452-3711 hello@szwinnipeg.ca
ADULT SPECIAL INTERESTS CHAMISHI SHAAREY ZEDEK And Chanukah Celebration For Young Adults With Dr Rena Secter Elbaze
Explore modern professional development informed by ancient Jewish wisdom. Cider and Sufganiyot Served.
Session 2 of 7 Self Confidence OR How to Harness the Power of a Superhero Thu, Dec 6, 7:30 - 9:30 PM
What is the secret that enables charismatic, self-confident people to sail through a job interview, work the room at a party and always seem to be at the centre of attention? Can one learn how to be charismatic? Come find out what modern psychology and our sages have to say about that “Je ne sais quoi” everybody seems to want a piece of. New Topics Each Session (2019: Jan 10, Feb 7, Mar 7, Apr 11, Jun 6). $15 per Session OR $75 for all 7 Sessions
THE REAL WOMEN OF JEWISH WINNIPEG:
WOMEN’S NETWORKING GROUP With Dr Rena Secter Elbaze
This group offers women an opportunity to discuss strategies for surviving and thriving within the challenges of modern living, Inspired by Jewish wisdom. Come enjoy healthy appetizers and snacks.
Session 2 of 3 Manipulation ... Not The Dirty Word You Though It Was Thu, Jan 24, 7:30 - 9:30 PM
A conversation that brings together modern social sciences with age-old Jewish teachings to provide insight on the positive power of manipulation when used by wellintentioned practitioners. Generously sponsored by Kimi Nozick. New Topics Each Session - (Jun 13). $18 per Session
EDUCATION SHABBAT: A TASTE OF THE WORLD TO COME With Dr Rena Secter Elbaze
This course provides a template for a day of unplugging and reconnecting with oneself, loved ones and community, taking the student from traditional preparation to celebration through a variety of medium including challah baking, Shabbat specialties, song and study of inspirational texts.
Session 2 of 3 - Thu, Feb 21, 7:30-9:30 PM Shakshuka (Slow Cooked Tomato Antipasto) $18/ Person - Please register by Fri, Feb 15 New Topics Each Session - (2019: May 30).
WEEKNIGHTS PIRKEI AVOT: ETHICS OF OUR FATHERS With Rabbi Aníbal Mass
Pirkei Avot - Ethics of the Fathers - is a compilation of the ethical teachings and maxims passed down to the Rabbis, beginning with Moses and onwards. Join us for lively discussion and insights into the wealth of resources and support systems available in ancient Jewish wisdom.
Every Second Wednesday On Now to December 19 AND beginning January 9, 2019 To May 29, 2019 (Excl Mar 20, May 1) 8:00 - 9:30 PM No Cost
SHABBAT TORAH L’CHAYIM
CPR
INFORMATION SESSION (NON-CERTIFIED TRAINING) Wednesday, December 12 7:30 to 9:30 PM Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood and Congregation Shaarey Zedek welcome you to explore the basics of first aid. This 1-hour seminar will be led by a trained certified instructor and is intended to provide an overview of CPR (CardioPulmonary Resuscitation), use of an AED (Automated External Defibrillator), helping a choking victim, administering an EpiPen (for anaphylactic reactions), and other basic first aid techniques. This is not a course for certification, but rather an opportunity to gain knowledge of the basics for information purposes, and helpful if you choose to explore certified first aid training in the future.
With Rabbi Aníbal Mass
Refreshments will be served following the presentation.
Every Shabbat from 1:00 to 2:30 PM
Only 20 spots are available – contact us early to guarantee your registration: 204-452-3711 or hello@szwinnipeg.ca. $15 per person. Registration Deadline is Tuesday, December 4. Suitable for adults of all ages,
Join us for a discussion of the weekly Torah portion and insight into Jewish holidays as they relate to modern day life.
PRIVATE GROUPS
Private group sessions can be booked with Rabbi Matthew Leibl in businesses or other off-site locations - catering included! Please contact our Director of Adult Education for details.
Register Today
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VIDEO STREAM Thanks to a generous donation by Harriet and Teddy Lyons and Family, we are excited to now offer L i v e V i d e o S t r e a m i n g of: Minyan and Shabbat Services Life Cycle Events Shaarey Zedek Special Services and Events Private and Public Events
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Shabbat Morning Service
10:00 AM Following the service, join us for Kiddush and Torah L’Chayim
A musical, engaging, relaxed and interactive Shabbat morning experience!
Daily Minyan Monday to Thursday 7:30 AM and 6:00 PM Friday 7:30 AM and 5:30 PM Saturday 10:00 AM, 6:00 PM Sundays 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM Canadian Holidays 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM
Mon, Dec 3 Tue, Dec 4 Wed, Dec 5 Thu, Dec 6 Fri, Dec 7
Photo credit: Robyn Shapiro
Sat, Dec 8
Sun, Dec 9 Mon, Dec 10 Tue, Dec 25 Wed, Dec 26 Tue, Jan 1 Mon, Jan 21 Sun, Jan 27 Mon, Feb 18 Sun, Mar 10
HOLIDAYS
Chanukah Day 7 (x8) (1 Tevet) Chanukah Day 8 (2 Tevet) - Ends at Sunset Christmas Day Boxing Day New Year’s Day Tu B'Shevat (15 Shevat) International Holocaust Memorial Day Louis Riel Day Daylight Savings Time (Move Forward 1 Hour at 2 AM Purim (14 Adar II)
Sun, Dec 2
S YAD I L O H
Chanukah First Candle Tonight Chanukah Day 1 (x2) (25 Kislev) Chanukah Day 2 (x3) (26 Kislev) Chanukah Day 3 (x4) (27 Kislev) Chanukah Day 4 (x5) (28 Kislev) Chanukah Day 5 (x6) (29 Kislev) Chanukah Day 6 (x7) (30 Kislev)
Thu, Mar 21
Shabbat Family Service For All Families!
Gratitude • Song • Prayer • Puppets Torah • Togetherness • Kiddush NEW
With Leslie Emery, Lay Clergy and Rabbi Aníbal Mass
EVERY WEEK AT 10:45 AM
STARTING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 to June 22, 2019
No Service December 29 -- December 22 and March 30 combined with main service at 10:00 AM
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An Exciting Chanukah Food Extravaganza for the Whole Family – It’s All About the Food!!!!
TOP CHEF Latke Challenge
2:00 PM – Activity Stations for Foodies Young and Old: potato print making, and Chanukah
cookie Decorating. Coffee Bar by Joy Coffee, and Olive Oil Tasting with Patrick Elazar founding member of Kibbutz Gezer and olive oil specialist
2:45 PM - Top Chef Latke Challenge featuring MC Rabbi Matthew Leibl LOCAL CELEBRITY CHEFS:
Alphonso Maury (Corrientes) Max Frank (Merchant Kitchen and Private Catering) Shani Meron Gamili (Joy Coffee Bar) Sergei Didenko (Di Nardi’s) Gary Hyman (Food guru and Shaarey Zedek Board Member)
Sunday,
December 2, 2:00 PM
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek 561 Wellington Cres
JURY OF JEWISH CUISINE SPECIALISTS: Executive Chef Joel Lafond (Shaarey Zedek) Pam Reiss (Desserts Plus) Fivie Gunn (Gunn’s Bakery) Ami Hassan (Falafel Place) Jon Hochman (Executive Chef)
3:45 PM – Latke Tasting Buffet featuring Shaarey Zedek Gourmet Latkes 4:30 PM – We announce the Top Chef Winner! 4:45 PM – Chanukiah Candle Lighting
Sponsored by Congregation Shaarey Zedek and Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood