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March 2021 Adar Nisan 5781 parksynagogue org 216 371 2244 facebook com parksyn Happy Passover from Park Synagogue A s I write this I realize that it has been a year since our world turned upside down and our physical presence at Park Synagogue ceased In an instant and what a challenging year this has been for us and indeed for the whole world In our Park Synagogue world we have figured out a way to be together while apart New friendships have been formed and both an old and new sense of community has prevailed There has been a lot to inspire us but it has been a long hard year Finally with spring ahead we at last see shoots of hope everywhere While we are still staying socially distant and wearing masks vaccinations have started and are accelerating offering us a glimpse of a future normality Following health guidelines we ve been able to slowly expand our numbers attending in person Bar and Bat Mitzvahs Despite the disappointment of postponing the opening of Park Day Camp until summer of 2022 we are taking registration for preschool this fall and planning for school activities at Park East in hopes that the Covid picture continues to change for the better Plans for construction are proceeding and we are figuring out ways to continue to use the synagogue in person throughout again with hopeful hearts that slow and steady progress continues Our fundraising to support our beautiful new campus continues with plans for our congregational launch when spring has solidly arrived So many of you have stepped forward with pledges toward our future and I am profoundly grateful for your investment in Park Synagogue and its future While the formal launch is ahead and we have raised 25 million in pledges so far we need 7 million dollars more to reach our goal If you feel ready to make a commitment before our formal launch as many of you have done I m always available to take you through the plans We have continued to strive for a good solution for our Cleveland Heights site and are pursuing two new options for collaboration while we pursue every possibility We remain committed to exploring every option for our historic site and many congregants have stepped forward to help us in our thinking around this process This too is a true community effort and I will keep you posted on all developments as we get more information The days are getting longer spring is coming and good things are ahead for Park Synagogue and our wonderful community Thanks to you all for maintaining its vibrancy through this year of years Susan Ratner Park Synagogue President susratner gmail com
What s Inside Passover Guide 3 4 Yom HaShoah Holocaust Remembrance Day 4 Park s Virtual Trivia Night 5 Passover Cooking Around The World 5 March Birthdays 6 Resisting Segregation 6 Rediscovering the Music of the Italian Ghettos 6 March Milestone Anniversaries 6 Family Education Wolf Religious School 7 Park Preschool Corner 8 Youth Group News 8 B nei Mitzvah 9 Israel Bonds 9 Museum of the Jewish People 9 Shabbat Parshiot 9 Women s Spirituality Open Discussion 10 From Russia with Love 10 Men s Shabbat Club 10 Yom Hashoah Candle Distribution 10 Stay Connected 10 Eric Mendelsohn Synagogue Architect 11 Sisterhood Schedule 11 Sisterhood Torah Fund 11 Women s Rosh Chodesh Book Group 12 Save The Date University Day 12 The Rise of Black Glenville 12 Mazel Tov 12 Reclaiming Our Jewish Cultural Heritage 13 Library News 13 Gifts to Funds 14 15 Congregational Sympathies 15 In Memoriam 15 Passover Service Schedule All services are on Zoom SATURDAY MARCH 27 EREV PASSOVER Erev Passover Services 5 00 pm First Congregational Zoom Seder 6 30 pm SUNDAY MARCH 28 FIRST DAY OF PASSOVER Passover Morning Service 10 10 am 12 10 pm Passover Evening Service 5 00 pm Second Congregational Zoom Seder 6 30 pm MONDAY MARCH 29 SECOND DAY OF PASSOVER Passover Morning Service 10 10 am 12 00 Noon Passover Evening Service 6 00 pm TUESDAY MARCH 30 HOL HAMOED Morning Service 7 30 am Evening Service 6 00 pm WEDNESDAY MARCH 31 HOL HAMOED Morning Service 7 30 am Evening Service 6 00 pm THURSDAY APRIL 1 HOL HAMOED Morning Service 7 30 am Evening Service 6 00 pm FRIDAY APRIL 2 Morning Service 7 30 am Evening Service 6 00 pm SATURDAY APRIL 3 PASSOVER SHABBAT Passover Morning Service 10 10 am 12 00 Noon Passover Evening Service 6 00 pm SUNDAY APRIL 4 EIGHTH DAY OF PASSOVER YIZKOR Passover Morning Service 10 00 am 12 10 pm Passover Evening Service 5 30 pm Passover Candle Lighting On Saturday evening March 27 one should perform the Havdalah ceremony and then light the Passover Holiday candles at 8 28 pm For those who begin their Seder before the time for Havdalah they should postpone the lighting of the Havdalah and H oliday candles until 8 28 pm Saturday March 27 8 28 pm Sunday March 28 8 30 pm Friday April 2 7 35 pm Saturday April 3 8 36 pm Sunday April 4 8 37 pm End of Passover March 2018 March 2021 Page 2 www parksynagogue org
Passover Guide The following foods require no kosher l Pesach label if purchased before or This year Passover begins as Shabbat during Pesach Fresh fruits and vegends on Saturday Night March 27 This etables for legumes see above eggs fresh fish and fresh meat requires a few changes in the usual protocol including when to search for The following foods require a kosher Chametz and how to use Leaven bread l Pesach label if purchased before or during Pesach All baked prodduring Shabbat Here is a link to the official guidelines in the Conservative ucts matzah cakes matzah flour farfel matzah meal and any products movement for this process containing matzah canned or bottled https bit ly 3axSrfA fruit juices these juices are often clariThe full guidelines for Passover Kosher fied with kitniyot which are not listed observance from the Conservative among the ingredients However if movements is contained in the one knows there are not such agents following link the juice may be purchased prior https bit ly 3qDmmZ8 to Pesach without a kosher l Pesach label canned tuna since tuna even Prohibited foods when packed in water has often been Leavened bread cakes biscuits crackprocessed in vegetable broth and or ers cereal coffees containing cereal dehydrolyzed protein however if it is rivatives wheat barley oats spelt rye known that the tuna is packed excluand all liquids containing ingredients sively in water without any additional or flavors made from grain alcohol ingredients or additives it may be purchased without a kosher l Pesach Most Ashkenazic authorities have label wine vinegar liquor oils dried added the following foods to the above fruits candy chocolate flavored milk list rice corn millet legumes beans ice cream yogurt and soda and peas however string beans are permitted Peanuts and peanut oil are The followed processed foods canned permissible as peanuts are not actually bottled or frozen require a kosher legumes Some Ashkenazic authoril Pesach label if purchased during ties permit while others forbid the Pesach milk butter juices vegetables use of legumes in a form other than fruit milk products spices coffee tea their natural state for example corn and fish as well as all foods listed in the sweeteners corn oil soy oil Sephardic paragraph above authorities permit the use of all of the Kashering of Utensils above Consult Rabbi Skoff or Gadi Galili The process of kashering utensils for guidance in the use of these products depends on how the utensils are used Permitted Foods According to halakhah leaven can The following foods require no kosher be purged from a utensil by the same l Pesach label if purchased prior to process in which it was absorbed in Pesach unopened packages or conthe utensil Therefore utensils used in tainers of natural coffee without cereal cooking are kashered by boiling those additives However be aware that used in broiling are kashered by fire coffees produced by General Foods and heat and those used only for cold are not kosher for Passover unless food are kashered by rinsing marked KP sugar pure tea not herbal Earthenware china pottery etc may tea salt not iodized pepper natural not be kashered However fine transspices frozen fruit juices with no adlucent chinaware which has not been ditives frozen uncooked vegetables used for over a year may be used if for legumes see above milk butter scoured and cleaned in hot water cottage cheese cream cheese ripened cheeses such as cheddar hard Metal Utensils Used in Fire spit muenster semi soft and Camembert broiler must first be thoroughly soft frozen uncooked fruit with no scrubbed and cleansed and then made additives baking soda as hot as possible Those used for cook March March2018 2021 Page 3 ing or eating silverware pots must be thoroughly scrubbed and cleaned and completely immersed in boiling water Pots should have water boiled in them which will overflow the rim The utensils should not be used for a period of at least 24 hours between the cleaning and the immersion in boiling water Metal baking utensils cannot be kashered Ovens and Ranges Every part that comes in contact with food must be thoroughly scrubbed and cleaned Then the oven and range should be heated as hot as possible for a half hour If there is a broil setting use it Self cleaning ovens should be scrubbed and cleaned and then put through the self cleaning cycle Continuous cleaning ovens must be kashered in the same manner as regular ovens Microwave Ovens Microwaves should be cleaned and then a cup of water should be placed inside Then the oven should be turned on until the water disappears A microwave oven that has a browning element cannot be kashered for Pesach Glassware Authorities disagree as to the method of kashering drinking utensils One opinion requires soaking in water for three days changing the water every 24 hours The other opinion requires putting them through a dishwasher Dishwasher After not using the machine for a period of 24 hours a full cycle with detergent should be run Electrical Appliances If the parts that come into contact with chametz are not removable the appliance cannot be kashered All exposed parts should be thoroughly cleaned Tables Pantries Cupboards and Counters If used with chametz they should be thoroughly cleaned and covered and then they may be used www parksynagogue org
Kitchen Sink A metal sink can be kashered by thoroughly cleaning and then pouring boiling water over it A porcelain sink should be cleaned and a sink rack used If however dishes are to be soaked in a porcelain sink a dish basin must be used Chametz and Non Passover Utensils Non Passover dishes pots and chametz whose ownership has been transferred should be separated locked up or covered and marked in order to prevent accidental use Bedichat Chametz The Search for Chametz The search for the chametz should be conducted Thursday Evening March 25th Using a candle feather and wooden spoon we search for chametz in our homes To make sure that the search is successful several pieces of bread are scattered throughout various parts of the house by an adult to be collected by the children during the search Before the actual search begins light the candle and recite the blessing Baruch atah Adonai elohaynu melech ha olam asher kidshanu bemitzvotav vetzivanu al bi ur chametz Bi Ur Chametz Burning the leaven On Friday Morning March 26th at 10 00 am take all the leaven still remaining in the house together with the leaven collected during the search the previous night and burn it When the leaven is burned one may recite the following Kol chamira vachamiya de ika birshuti dechamitay u dela chamitay devayartay u dela vayartay libtayl ve lehavay hefker ke afra de ara Any leaven that may still be in the house which I have seen and not seen which I have or have not removed shall be as if it does not exist and as the dust of the earth Unleavened bread shall be eaten throughout the seven days and there shall be no leavened bread or leavening seen with you in all of your borders Exodus 13 7 Kashering of Utensils Hag Halah Interested in kashering for Passover in the traditional manner Only utensils constructed of metal no wood plastic or teflon parts may be kashered Items must be thoroughly scrubbed and cleaned 24 hours prior to the immersion For more information contact Natalie at 216 371 2244 ext 155 Authorization for the Sale of Chametz Praised are You Lord our God Ruler of the Universe who has made us holy with mitzvot and instructed us to remove the leaven I the undersigned fully empower and permit Rabbi Skoff or Gadi Galili to act in my behalf to sell all chametz possessed by me knowingly or unknowingly as defined by Torah and Rabbinic law and to lease all places wherein chametz owned may be found This transaction will be in effect for the duration of Pesach beginning Friday March 26th at 10 00 am until Sunday April 4 2021 at 10 00 pm After all of the chametz has been gathered and placed into a bag recite the following Kol chamira vechamiya de ikah virshuti dela chamitay u dela vay artei udela yadana lay libtayl ve lehevay hefker ke afra de ara Any leaven that may still be in the house which I have not seen or have not removed shall be as if it does not exist and as the dust of the earth Signature ____________________________________ Yom HaShoah Holocaust Remembrance Day Date ________________________________________ Thursday April 8 7 30 am Zoom City _________________________________________ Name print __________________________________ Address _____________________________________ It is important to remember the victims of the Holocaust To help ensure that the Holocaust never happens again please join the other members of our congregation as well as Jews throughout North America by lighting your Yellow Candle on the evening of Wednesday April 7th State ________________________________________ Zip __________________________________________ Phone Amount enclosed ___ Please mail your Authorization along with your contribution to Sale of Chametz c o Park Synagogue 27500 Shaker Blvd Pepper Pike Ohio 44124 Once again this year the Park Men s Club has taken on the responsibility of distributing Yellow Candles to the congregation Over 1800 candles are being distributed to our congregants March2018 2021 March __________________________________ NOTE All sales MUST be completed by 10 00 am on Friday March 26 2021 Page 4 www parksynagogue org
Calling all Park members and friends JOIN PARK SYNAGOGUE FOR Passover Cooking Around The World Bust your Boredom and Help the Cleveland Food Bank at Park s Featuring Chef Ruth Levine Moderator Beth Segal Thursday March 18 7 30 pm Zoom vi rtuaL T r i v i a Night Are you looking for some new innovative holiday dishes from unique cultures for your Passover Seder this year Join Chef Ruth Levine Park member and chef owner of the former Bistro 185 for a virtual cooking demo moderated by Beth Segal Plain Dealer Food Writer Chef Ruth will take us on a kosher for Passover culinary tour preparing dishes from around the world We ll visit Eastern Europe for traditional Ashkenazic chicken soup Morocco for Stuffed matzah balls India for Chicken with fragrant spices Egypt for Mahashi stuffed vegetables and Italy for Torta di noci per Pesach Italian Passover walnut torte How delicious do these dishes sound Everyone will receive the recipes online ahead of time so you can print them and follow along taking notes while Chef Ruth prepares this Pesach feast that will wow your family Featuring Rabbi Skoff Josh Kramer as MC s Saturday March 13 8 00 pm Zoom Join all the Park groups for a fun evening of virtual trivia to benefit the Greater Cleveland Food Bank in their mission to provide food for the many people in need in our community during the pandemic Test your knowledge of a wide variety of subjects from sports to pop culture from Jewish trivia to geography and a lot more on teams of 8 that will answer questions in Zoom breakout rooms Make up your own team of 8 or let us put you on a team Since this event is on Zoom and is open to members and guests think about recruiting your friends and family that live in Cleveland or anywhere else in the country to be on your team When you attend this cooking demo you will also be doing a mitzvah for the Cleveland Jewish community Minimum donation for Passover Cooking Around the World is 18 person All fees and donations from this program will go to the Cleveland Kosher Food Pantry and to the Cleveland Chesed Center both of whom help people in need all year long but especially during Passover Please donate generously so everyone in our community can also have a happy festive Passover Everyone will take a pledge not to use cell phones or other electronic devices during the evening to look up answers Winning team members will receive special prizes sent to them COST Park Members 5 00 per person Guests 10 00 per person Prepaid registration is required by March 15 to receive the Zoom link Please register through the Park website at www parksynagogue org or Weekly Wrap All proceeds from Park s Virtual Trivia Night will go to the Greater Cleveland Food Bank During this difficult pandemic let us help those who are hungry in our community Please give whatever donation you can to help the Cleveland Food Bank be able to assist the many many people who are in need at this time For questions please contact Ellen Petler at epetler parksyn org or 216 371 2244 ext 122 The program is sponsored by Park s Neshama and Women s Rosh Chodesh Groups and open to everyone Prepaid registration is required by March 5 through the Park website or Weekly Wrap Please indicate the names of others on your team when registering or if you want to be placed on a team Online Donations Questions to Ellen Petler at epetler parksyn org or 216 371 2244 ext 122 Visit www parksynagogue org to securely donate online with your credit card or checking account Sponsored by all Park s groups Gesher Men s Club Neshama Park Family Connection Park Senior Adults Sisterhood and Women s Rosh Chodesh Group March2018 2021 March Page 5 www parksynagogue org
JOIN PARK S SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR March Birthdays will be celebrated on Saturday March 20 Resisting Segregation Cleveland Heights Activists Shape Their Community 1964 1976 RSVP to Eva by Wednesday March 17th at eva parksyn org or 216 371 2244 ext 127 Children 12 and under are eligible Featuring Author Susan Kaeser Wednesday April 21 7 30 pm on Zoom Sponsored through the generosity of the Lois Sherman Children s Fund Today the Cleveland metro area unfortunately ranks as one of the top ten most racially segregated urban areas in the country Yet a few communities stand out as national models of racial diversity and Cleveland Heights happens to stand out among them How did it happen Hear Susan Kaeser author of the new book Resisting Segregation Cleveland Heights Activists Shape Their Community 1964 1976 discuss the courage dedication and resilience of grass root activists who waged a fight to transform Cleveland Heights from an exclusive allwhite suburb into an inclusive diverse community Zoom Events Visit www parksynagogue org events to see all upcoming events and Register for what you would like to participate in JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL AFTERNOON OF Rediscovering the Music of the Italian Jewish Ghettos FREE OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY Pre registration by April 16 is required to receive the Zoom link Register on the Park website Weekly Wrap or by emailing Ellen Petler at epetler parksyn org or at 216 371 2244 ext 122 An Interview with Jeannette Sorrell of Apollo s Fire Monday March 8 1 00 pm Zoom Join Jeannette Sorrell Artistic Director of Apollo s Fire Cleveland premier baroque orchestra and Howard Bender their Executive Director in an interview about Apollo s Fire and their next concert Tapestry The Jewish Ghettos of Baroque Italy This interview will be a unique opportunity to hear how Ms Sorrell chooses the themes and music for the concerts to learn more about the unusual baroque instruments they use and to hear excerpts of the music included in the Tapestry concert which features Israeli recorder player Daphna Mor Cost Anniversaries March Milestone Milestone anniversaries are recognized at the first year of marriage at 5 year Intervals then every year for 50 years Please join ALL our February couples for Anniversary Shabbat on Saturday March 6th 10 Milissa Trevor Joseph 52 Aileen Larry Apple 20 Lisa Josh Mayers 53 Sandee Norton Goodman Park Member s No Charge Guest s per zoom square 10 25 Lorie Gelb Silverman Mark Silverman Pre registration to receive the Zoom link is required by March 5 Please register through the Park website or Weekly Wrap For questions contact Ellen Petler at epetler parksyn org or 216 371 2244 ext 122 30 Doris Bob Greggo 60 Donna Leslie Glazer 30 Suzanne Egon Singerman 60 Anita Bill Heller 40 Lisa Herrick Mann 68 Faye Sel Strassman Sponsored by the Park Senior Adult Group Open to all Park members and guests March March2018 2021 51 Ellen Earl Leiken Page 6 56 June Fred Gold 65 Joni Norty London www parksynagogue org
Family Education and Wolf Religious School Passover Edition Passover is the most popular of all Jewish holidays The rituals surrounding the Seder the delicious festive meal the family reunions all create a charm that appeals to everyone This year amidst the Covid 19 pandemic many of us will be celebrating the holiday of freedom either in small groups or even alone Here are some tips and resources to help create and enhance your scaled down in person seder celebration Pre prep You can ask friends family members to share recipes for a delicious gourmet meal If you live near each other each family can prepare their own main course Then each family might be responsible and contribute one item to the meal such as the chicken soup the dessert even the seder plate including a fun charoset recipe and so on Drop off at each home the morning before the seder March Calendar Monday March 1 Zoom Hebrew Grade 6 Zoom Hebrew Grade 3 Zoom Hebrew Option Grade 4 Tuesday March 2 Zoom Hebrew Grade 6 Saturday I March 6 Zoom Youth Services 9 30 10 05 am Shabbat School Grades PreK 2 continue from Youth Service into their own Zoom session from 10 05 10 35 am Sunday March 7 In person Sunday School PreK 5 9 30 11 00 am In person 7 9 Grade Class Zoom Hebrew Judaics option for grades 4 5 Zoom Bar Bat Mitzvah Club Monday March 8 Zoom Hebrew Grade 6 Zoom Hebrew Grade 3 Zoom Hebrew Option Grade 4 Zoom 11th 12th Grade with Rabbi Skoff Host a virtual seder and give out parts to invited guests the week before so everyone feels prepared You might only want to hit the highlights like enjoying a not so insync rendition of Dayenu Assign each of the four questions the four cups of wine and the plagues to different families Last year we hosted a virtual seder that included family and friends from all over the US and Canada By inviting people Tuesday March 9 Zoom Hebrew Grade 6 into our home virtually it made our table for two not so lonely Saturday March 13 Zoom Youth Services 9 30 10 05 am Embrace the ritual of being comfortable as a sign of our Shabbat School Grades PreK 2 continue from Youth Service freedom from slavery and really lean in At a crowded into their own Zoom session from 10 05 10 35 am seder this is hard to do but this year take advantage and get comfy even if that means throwing a whole bunch of Sunday March 14 pillows on the floor during the seder and relaxing In person Sunday School PreK 5 Enhance the seder by incorporating some of the following Madrichim 9 30 11 00 am Zoom Hebrew Judaics option for grades 4 5 free resources Monday March 15 Youtube Cantor Azi Schwartz songs about freedom Zoom Hebrew Grade 6 Passover https youtu be 0aYbti RBKE Zoom Hebrew Grade 3 Shaboom Passover from Bimbam Zoom Hebrew Option Grade 4 Shalom Sesame Les Matzarables Tuesday March 16 Six13 A Lion King Passover Zoom Hebrew Grade 6 92nd Street Y Happy Passover This Song is for You Play the Passover Jewpardy edition up to 10 different devices can participate https jeopardylabs com play jewpardy passover edition3 Chag Pesach Sameach Pesach Break begins on March 21 First Night Seder is Saturday Night March 27th March2018 2021 March Page 7 www parksynagogue org
Youth Group NEWS Park Preschool Corner Kadima Jr Kadima Passover Fun Pictures are worth 1 000 words Sunday March 21 Zoom 4 00 pm Hey Jr Kadima Kadima Are you looking to renew that SPRING in your step Hop on over and join us for some Passover fun Youth Group Zoom Style We will prepare for the holiday with Passover themed games and create our very own Matzo Candy dessert for Seder believe me it won t last that long Join on March 21 2021 from 4 00 5 00 pm Questions Email Becky at youthgroups parksyn org USY Mystery Movies Saturday March 13 Zoom 8 00 pm Join USY for movie night As always the movie will be a surprise but a guaranteed good time with friends To join us use the following zoom information Meeting ID 899 4566 6204 Passcode 218809 Also keep an eye out for information on Regionals The convention is schedule for the 22nd 25th of April and is sure to be great If you have any questions reach out to Sarah Shaw at shawsm919 gmail com We look forward to seeing you WELCOME OUR NEW STUDENTS Kylie Bella Ayala Yael March March2018 2021 Zoom Events Visit www parksynagogue org events to see all upcoming events and Register for what you would like to participate in Page 8 www parksynagogue org
SIMAN TOV U MAZEL TOV B NEI MITZVAH Kayla Glazer March 6 Kayla attends Brady Middle School She enjoys soccer Stagecrafters Theater cheerleading and loves spending her summers at Beber Camp Her parents are Meredith and Zachary Glazer her sisters are Rachel and Mara her grandparents are Norma Jeffrey Glazer and Patty Steve Kaplan her great grandmother is Faye Glazer TAKE A VIRTUAL TRIP TO TEL AVIV TO VISIT THE Museum of the Jewish People Attention Park Parents Grandparents In honor of your child grandchild s Bar Bat Mitzvah look at this opportunity that is not to be missed Purchase a 100 Mazel Tov Bond for your child or grandchild Park Synagogue will match your purchase with a second 100 Mazel Tov Bond To take advantage of this partnership call Michael Holub at the Israel Bonds Office at 216 454 0180 Sunday April 18 1 00 pm Zoom Development Corporation for Israel This is not an offering which can be made only by prospectus Read the prospectus carefully before investing to fully evaluate the risks associated with investing in Israel bonds Member FINRA Take a guided virtual tour of the newly renovated Museum of the Jewish People at Beit Hatfutsot on the campus of Tel Aviv University We will see the museum s Core Highlights Exhibit that consists of three floors that tells the unique and ongoing story of the Jewish People The exhibit features sections on the historical journey and foundations of Jewish life and Jews around the world today The diversity of the Jewish world is revealed through state of the art displays immersive videos world class art and new works commissioned by the museum Join us to celebrate the diverse Jewish world in the past and the present that we all belong to Shabbat Parshiot Torah portions to be read this month March 6 22 Adar Ki Tisa Exodus 30 11 34 35 March 13 29 Adar Vayakhel Pekudei FREE OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY Exodus 35 1 40 38 March 20 7 Nisan Vayikra Leviticus 1 1 5 26 March 27 14 Nisan Tzav Erev Pesach Leviticus 6 1 8 36 Pre registration by April 13 is required to receive the Zoom link Register on the Park website Weekly Wrap or by emailing Ellen Petler at epetler parksyn org or at 216 371 2244 ext 122 Sponsored by Park s Women s Rosh Chodesh Group March March2018 2021 Page 9 www parksynagogue org
Women s Spirituality Open Discussion with Anne Sportas WEDNESDAY APRIL 14 11 00 AM ON ZOOM An open discussion for women of all ages about women s spirituality with Anne Sportas There are no prior skills needed to participate in the discussion Contact asportas parksyn org to get the Zoom Link JOIN PARK S MEN CLUB FOR From Russia with Love Featuring our own Cantor Misha Pisman Tuesday March 9th 7 00 pm Zoom Join us on Tuesday March 9th at 7 00 pm on Zoom for this men only event with Cantor Pisman Cantor Pisman will speak about Antisemitism in the Former Soviet Union Men s Club members non members are welcome to join us for a stimulating discussion Watch the weekly wrap for the Zoom link The program is free and open to the community Yom Hashoah Candle Distribution Starting March 14th Pick up STAYING UP TO DATE ALL IN ONE PLACE Yom Hashoah candles will be available starting Sunday March 14th They will be placed outside the building so you do not need to come inside Drive by at your convenience HOW DO I SIGN UP FOR THE WEEKLY WRAP If you aren t sure that you are properly signed up for The Weekly Wrap you can email Mackenzie Corpora at mcorpora parksyn org and provide your name and the preferred email In addition the Men s Club will be handing out candles on Sunday March 14th and Sunday March 21st from 11 00 am to noon Drive up to the main entrance and we will bring the candle to you Watch the Weekly Wrap for additional distribution dates If you are unable to pick up a candle please contact the Men s Club at parkmcpresident gmail com Stay Connected with Park Anyone who is in need of a community at this time or feels alone or unconnected there is a place for you at Park If you are interested or know anyone who may be in any of our virtual programs services or are just looking for a way to connect please contact Allison Solomon at asolomon parksyn org or 216 371 2244 ext 121 March 20182021 February Men s Club Shabbat Looking for Volunteers Participants Friday Saturday June 11th 12th Zoom The 2021 Men s Club Shabbat will be held on both Friday June 11th and Saturday June 12th We are looking for volunteers to participate in either service We have many Hebrew and Non Hebrew parts available If interested or know of someone who would be please contact the Men s Club at parkmcpresident gmail com Page 10 www parksynagogue org
Sisterhood March Schedule PARK S SISTERHOOD IS PROUD TO PRESENT Would you like to join Sisterhood and get the Zoom links to the Sisterhood Meeting Schedule below Contact Linda Wolf Sisterhood President at Linwolf57 gmail com Eric Mendelsohn Synagogue Architect with a Vision Tuesday March 2 Featuring Michael Palmer photographer art historian Sunday March 21 2 00 pm Zoom Between the years 1946 and 1953 the American GermanJewish architect Eric Mendelsohn built four synagogues in the Midwest including the iconic Park Synagogue Main in Cleveland Heights Mendelsohn s synagogues were the crowning conclusion of his career through tumultuous times In his recently published book Eric Mendelsohn s Synagogues in America photographer Michael Palmer records in detail the four Mendelsohn synagogues which besides Park Synagogue also include those located in St Louis St Paul and Grand Rapids Rabbi Sharon Marcus will speak on Torah Study through a Woman s Lens during the Sisterhood Zoom meeting from 10 00 11 00 am Board Meeting at 1 00 2 00 pm on Zoom Tuesday March 9 Bingo Fun Day have fun and win prizes Contact Eileen Levine Soeder at e levine att net for an electronic BINGO Card by Monday March 1 The Sisterhood Zoom meeting is from 10 00 11 00 am Fun with Yiddish with Annabelle Weiss Debbie Scolnick from 11 15 11 45 am on Zoom Tuesday March 16 Brian Amkraut Executive Director of Siegal Lifelong Learning Program at CWRU will discuss If the Cold War was a Golden Age for American Jewry during the Sisterhood Zoom meeting from 10 00 11 00 am Fun with Yiddish with Annabelle Weiss Debbie Scolnick from 11 15 11 45 am on Zoom Palmer will employ his photographs as the foundation for a discussion about Mendelsohn his Jewish identity and his architectural mission Palmer will also explain how the founding of the State of Israel in 1948 affected Mendelsohn s plans and how Mendelsohn sought to create radically new architectural solutions for American houses of worship that uniquely met the functional social and spiritual demands of their respective diverse Jewish communities Tuesday March 23 Passover Break SISTERHOOD TORAH FUND We are very happy to report that we have received our beautiful B Yachad together pins and have delivered them to our Benefactors The program is free and open to the community Pre registration by March 17 is required to receive the Zoom link Please register at www parksynagogue org Contact Ellen Petler with any questions at epetler parksyn org or 216 371 2244 ext 122 We are hoping that more members will join them Please consider becoming a Benefactor for 180 00 and receive a pin and 15 tribute cards or a Donor for 18 00 and five tribute cards The program is sponsored by Park Synagogue s Sisterhood and open to everyone The recipients of your support will become the future Rabbis Cantors and Educators in our Jewish world For additional information please call Rita Kroot at 440 449 4858 Best wishes for a happy healthy and delicious Pesach Elena Myers Torah Fund Committee 216 536 0439 March March2018 2021 Page 11 www parksynagogue org
Attend on Zoom SAVE THE DATE Women s Rosh Chodesh Book Group University Day 2021 will be virtual this year Wednesday April 7 7 30 pm Wednesday May 5 Zoom Park women are invited to discuss And After The Fire Watch for all the details in the April Bulletin by Lauren Belfer Read and discuss this powerful and passionate novel inspired by historical events about two women one European and one American and the mysterious choral masterpiece by Johann Sebastian Bach that changes both their lives JOIN THE PARK CORY CONNECTION for a virtual tour of and discussion about a new exhibit The Rise of Black Glenville Sunday March 7 2 00 pm Zoom Please RSVP by April 5 to get the Zoom link RSVP to Ellen Petler at epetler parksyn org Mazel Tov Mazel Tov to Vicki Teitelbaum on being awarded the Libbie L Braverman Award by the Jewish Education Center of Cleveland Mazel Tov to Han Na Jang and Michael Cahn on the birth of their daughter Kyla Hazel Cahn Grandparents are Katie Dennis Cahn and Kyeongsook Baek Great grandmother is Sarabel Cahn Mazel Tov to Bonnie Epstein Jeremy Shapiro Barr on the birth of their daughter Lydia Ann Shapiro Barr Grandparents are Sharon Bruce Epstein and Robyn Shapiro Charlie Barr Great grandparents are Judy Wally Shapiro Mazel Tov to Jamie Chapman Alex Cohen on the birth of their son Seth Brayden Cohen Grandparents are Linda Howard Chapman and Harley Brad April Great grandmother is Alice Klein Join Shelli Reeves creator of The Rise of Black Glenville for an intimate look at the past and present of Glenville formerly a largerly Jewish neighborhood and Park Synagogue s home The exhibit includes an excellent video of the interviews that Ms Reeves made of five long time Glenville residents who shared their positive and negative experiences living in this historic Cleveland neighborhood Hear about education housing unrest and feeling of community that are part of the history of Glenville Following the video Ms Reeves will lead a discussion about the exhibit and her goals for creating it The virtual tour and discussion are free and open to all Park members and the community To receive the Zoom link for the program please register by March 3 through the Park website Weekly Wrap or by Ellen Petler at epetler parksyn org or 216 371 2244 ext 122 Sponsored by the Park Cory Connection a committee made up of Park and Cory United Methodist Church members who work together to enhance the relationships between our two congregations Mazel Tov to Ariel Jared Kapela on the birth of their daughter Brynn Frieda Kapela Big brother is Ryder Grandparents are Barbara Don Brinberg and Karen Dave Day Great grandmothers are Terry Brinberg and Betty Kress March 2018 March 2021 Page 12 www parksynagogue org
IN COMMEMORATION OF YOM HASHOAH PLEASE JOIN US FOR Reclaiming Our Jewish Cultural Heritage The Holocaust Art Recovery Initiative Holocaust Art Recovery Initiative that he co founded in 2016 and the work that he and others have been doing to use the US and international legal system to recover art that was stolen in Europe between 1933 1945 Please join us to learn more about this issue and how all of us can help The program is free and open to the community Featuring Jonathan Schwartz Detroit Attorney Sunday April 11 4 00 pm Zoom In commemoration of Yom Hashoah Holocaust Remembrance Day please join the Park community for a compelling program on Nazi stolen art featuring Detroit Attorney Jonathan Schwartz Mr Schwartz has been leading an effort to right a historic wrong that has existed for more than 70 years to locate and return art that was stolen by the Nazis from Jewish art owners He will speak about the Pre registration is required by April 8 to receive the Zoom link Please register through the Park website Weekly Wrap or by emailing Ellen Petler at epetler parksyn org Direct any questions to Ellen through email or by calling her at 216 371 2244 ext 122 Sponsored by Park s Gesher Group Park Synagogue s Library news Looking for a book to read to get ready for Passover Email our Librarian Julie Moss at JMoss parksyn org for your book requests curbside pickups and returns on Mondays and Thursday from 10 00 am 3 00 pm CHILDREN S PASSOVER BOOKS The Passover Guest by Susan Kusel Alligator Seder by Jessica Hickman Passover Mouse by Joy Nelkin Wieder Welcoming Elijah by Leslea Newman A Seder for Grover by Joni Kibort Sussman Matzah Belowstairs by Susan Lynn Meyer Pippa s Passover Plate by Vivian Kirkfield WINNER OF TWO MAJOR AWARDS 2021 Sydney Taylor Book Award for Young Children and 2020 National Jewish Book Award Children s Picture Book March March2018 2021 Page 13 www parksynagogue org
Gifts to Funds DECEMBER 26 2020 JANUARY 15 2020 Benjamin Louis Powers Memorial Fund Con Elyse Eisen Barson Camp Library Program Fund IN MEMORY OF Scholarship Fund Ben Epstein Wishing Good health to Aileen Apple Sandy Zuckerman Norman Bash Arlene Munitz Memorial Randy Schwartz 21st Century Brian Bash Phyllis Lox Endowment Fund Consecration Fund Cont Bernard Blonder Gail Joel Eisen IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF Bruce Blonder IN MEMORY OF Linda Rich Donald Meckler Jeanne Blonder Snitz Linda Rich Alice Bert Stratton Bonnie Daniel Marks Dr Marvin Brook Terri Gordon Arlene Munitz Memorial Susan Norr Sunkle Betty Ratner Art Fund Micki Brook Gail Joel Eisen Ulmer Berne LLP IN MEMORY OF Consecration Fund Carol Yair Weinstock Jerome Barron Harry Terry Adell Donald Meckler IN MEMORY OF Charlene Chelnick Phil Debbie Weiss Memorial Fund for PSWRS Portner Keene Romano Family Linda Rich Betty Cohen Freedman David Bobbi Weissman A GIFT FROM Lee Chuck Apple Braun Family Anita Howard Cohen Elin Jeff Young Cheryl Adell Lichtman Larry Aileen Apple David N Louis Rabbinical Fund Barbara Bob Brenner Jeffrey Lichtman Myrna Kurt Bloch Cheryl Barry Cohn IN MEMORY OF Toddler Time Fund Este Braun Hunger Mitzvah Fund David Robinson Neil Blum and Gail Kamen IN HONOR OF IN HONOR OF Sherry Bogart Lois Davis Rabbi Jeffrey Foust Dr Robert Brenner s Milestone Wedding Phyllis Ken Bravo Rita Diamant Cantor Misha Pisman Retirement Anniversary of Roberta Karen Art Brown Mr Mrs Michael Diamant Discretionary Fund Dr Mrs Martin Mandel and Dr Stuart Sears Allison Brown Ida Neuman IN APPRECIATION OF IN MEMORY OF The Marriage of Suzann Amy Michael Cantor Helene Diamond Cantor Pisman Bonnie Miller Moskowitz and Josh Fuchs Anita Howard Cohen Scott Greenleaf Estelle Adelman Dr Sanford Miller Deborah Joel Glass Karil Bialostosky Brandon Amber Duber Tiffanie Broadbent IN MEMORY OF Steven Dettelbach George Roller Barbara Donald Meckler Bruce Bogart Irwin Schneier Amy Michael Diamant Cindy Duber Day Camp Fund IN MEMORY OF Marilyn Stein Rise Joel Samit Florence Babe Leuchtag IN MEMORY OF Terri Gordon Saralee Levin Gloria Ian Abrams Friedman Family Donald Meckler Stacy Bauer Lee Chuck Apple The Eisengart Knapp Family Eileen Ron Gold Beatrice Glass Lola Malcmacher Terri Gordon Sharon Schmelzer and Family Dr Mrs Harvey Rosenbaum Joel Glass Dr Mrs Charles Faiman Phyllis Ken Bravo Sue Jeff Weiler Carolyn J Gottlieb Barbara Richard Harry Fien Anita Howard Cohen Dr Mrs James Taylor Steve Gottlieb Carol Chuck Faiman Schreibman Grandchildren s Nancy Shelly Hartman Wald Fisher Perlya Shvartshteyn Ernest Kay Roberta Kaplan Barbara Mel Vogel Arts Fund Ida Grinberg Marla Schwartz Terrie Jan Kleinman Cleveland Restoration Society IN HONOR OF Tibby Cholfin Capital Restoration Fund Beverly Davis Sherrie and Ron Fleeter Birth of Great Alan Louise Grossman IN MEMORY OF Kathleen Paul Tomick Sheryl Grrenberg Granddaughter Sadie Taba Gutarts Lawrence Schwartz Donald Meckler Laurie Eisengart Sophie Eberly Fenya Gutarts Chuck Schwartz Mr Mrs Richard Dorman Matthew Goldrich Sandi Klee Shirley Scher Marlene Harris Dr Eric Legome By Lori Eric Hart Bonnie Guttman The Anniversaries of College Outreach Fund Bruce Rita Mandel Dave Williams Lynn Barry Chesler Ida Horwitz IN HONOR OF Lola Malcmacher Karen Cohen Marcia Harley Kravitz Mr Mrs Lawrence Horwitz Roberta Stuart Sears Judy Feingold Ronald L Susan H Kahn Myra Erwin Weiss Mervin Vinocur Milestone Anniversary Ellen Petler Robertz Katzman Barbara Schreibman Emma Vinocur Carol Ron Savrin Sarah Babe Nogg Donald Jaffe Family IN MEMORY OF Marcy Joublanc Cultural Art Fund Terri Kleinman Peter Bonnie Weiss Sockol Robert Cohen Jeanette Kaiman for Senior Adults Sanford Herman Marc Abby Glick Barbara Schreibman Harold Kaiman IN MEMORY OF Sherry Pater Elk and Elk Luisa V DeBerelson Barney Esther Garson Lola Malcmacher Dr Mrs Martin Melnick Carol Chuck Faiman Etti Kantarovich Minyan Fund Shia Rhoda Shapiro Linda Rich Elliot Lisa Farkas Evelyn Gordon IN MEMORY OF Cynthia L Goffman Alex Weiss Marc Freimuth Abbie Jonathan Klein Terri Gordon Daniel Seiger Darci Judah Friedman Chanukah Fund Norton Kotler Lee Chuck Apple Ellen Gary Petler Ruth Laufer Friedman IN MEMORY OF Mr Mrs Harvey Kotler Earl Stovsky Irwin Liss Deborah Joel Glass Linda Rich Morry Malcmacher Lynne Irv Berliner Eleanor Schwartz Nancy Goldberg Barbara Alfred Luft Sylvia Malcmacher Kramer Lola Malcmacher Dr Irving Cole Naomi Jeremy Grunzweig Jerry Dwosh Ezra Sacks Cheryl Stuart Garson Robert Stein Nancy Shelly Hartman David Lisa Waxman Elayne Kwait Dr Tena Rosner Rae Schneier Fran Heller Jack Legome Diamond Rosen Linda Rich Mrs Marilyn Stein Renee Steve Hochman Marlene Legome Cheryl Stuart Garson Garden Fund Bernie Zuckerman Barbara Harold Kaiman Mae K Marks IN MEMORY OF Barry Friedberg The Zuckerman Family Rochelle Richard Kaplow By Jeff Marks Bonnie Myers Rogers Memorial Fund Marvin Karp Olla Krepon Ida Dr Herman Gale Tucker IN MEMORY OF Lenore Kleinman Mrs Belleruth Naparstek Weinberg Fund Emanuel Adelman Nicholas Blanche Weiss Betty Martin Koppelman Lillian Ratner IN MEMORY OF Estelle Joe Adelman Lori Wald Ellen Earl Leiken Albert Audrey Ratner Ned Robbins Dr Leo Diamond Mrs Marilyn Lenson Harry Alter Benjamin Louis Powers Harriet Mel Morris Mr Mrs Joseph Adelman Renee Lieberman Charlotte Rubin Memorial Fund Jean Lewis Katz Library Dr Gilbert N Silbiger Nina Jeff Light Clara Uhrman IN MEMORY OF Plaque Fund Mitzvah Day Fund Bruce Rita Mandel Peter Berkman Benjamin Powers IN MEMORY OF Bev Heinick Mr Mrs Jonathan Mester Mrs Patricia Rubin Lauren Robert Bensink Donald Bass Greg Williams Harriet Mel Morris Anne Wolfsohn Barbara Mark Kleckner Lenore Kessler Dr Mrs Daniel Kretch Nadia Ritter Laura Salkin Ms Arlene Sandelstein Debbie Ken Traeger Dr Tena Rosner Herbert Rosen Ellerin Landscape Janice Bensink Dr Mrs Joseph Seder Jerry Millman Minyan Fund Lillian Sharlet Richard Bensink Garden Fund Lil Jim Sharlet IN MEMORY OF Dinorah Bialostosky Daniel Makoroff IN MEMORY OF Cheryl Siegel Dorothy Turoff Evelyne Lubin Brower Phyllis Weinberger Rosalyn Ellerin Allison Marc Solomon JoAnn Millman Steve Lauren Spilman Lou Tammy Powers Jerome Ellerin Michelle Stern Arthur Kaplansky Lee Schneider Rachael Ralph Stewart Karen Steiger March 2018 March 2021 IN MEMORY OF Dinorah Bialostosky Lou Tammy Powers Ms Arlene Sandelstein Linda Rich Lou Tammy Powers Ms Arlene Sandelstein Page 14 www parksynagogue org
Library Program Fund Con IN MEMORY OF Edith Tavill Anne Tavill Victor Zalipsky Fanya Efraim Zalipsky Park East Expansion Rabbi Joshua Skoff Campaign Discretionary Fund Con IN MEMORY OF Donald Meckler Carly Deutch Dale and Debbie Siegel Judy and Ron Neuger Lisa Silverman Dr Mrs Avrum Froimson Dr Mrs Donald Schermer The Congregation Expresses its Sympathy to our Members IN MEMORY OF Leonard Gilbert Jill Schwartz on the loss of her mother Linda Logan Greater Columbus Erin Grant and Ryan Schwartz on the loss of their Sports Commisson grandmother Sue Bernstein Louis Libby Goldberg Jennifer Jason Drasner Sharon Eichenbaum Young Adult Resource Fund Marvin Dworken on the loss of his wife Debra Jodi Jon Eisengart IN HONOR OF Geoffrey Turoff and Aaron Marci Dworken on the Marilyn Herman Baby Micah Bell Terrie Jan Kleinman loss of their mother Lauren Turoff and Arica Nathan Esther Cohen Park Preschool Nina Jeff Light Cohen on the loss of their grandmother Muriel Louis Libby Goldberg Discretionary Fund Larry Rich Dworken on the loss of her sister in law Young Adult Resource Fund IN MEMORY OF Rhoda Shia Shapiro Linda Rich IN MEMORY OF Roberta Bobbi Dworken Linda Rich Ellen Frederick Widen Bob Cohen Jodi Rich Jonathan Eisengart Ronna Sherman Rochelle Friedman Steven Walk on the loss of her Esther Cohen Alvin Jamie Jeff Rindsberg Ellen Gelender Family Sharon Goldberg mother Jeffrey Terry Young Steven Ellen Young and Enid David Rosenberg Adele Sheftel Terri Gordon Kevin Andrea Young on the loss of their aunt Irving Rabinsky Terri Gordon Sharon Alvin Goldberg Mr David Rabinsky Elaine Friedman Betty Martin Koppelman Louis Mollie Newman Dinorah Bialostosky Valerie Jay Geller on the loss of her father Carole Michael Rendon Oneg Shabbat Fund Park Synagogue Programs Services Doris Bauman IN MEMORY OF Mira Louis and Sarah Geller on the loss of their IN MEMORY OF Steve Senkfor Lola Malcmachjer grandfather Bruce Glauberg Warren Grundfest Dr Norman J Snow Sandi Klee Dr Michael Renee Snow Linda Jack Fogel on the loss of her mother Lynn and Barry R Chesler Dr Sharon Broniatowski Cheryl Sokol Selma Greenwold Educational Endowment Jerry Dwosh Brian Sokol Fund Joel Pastolove Ernest Kline on the loss of his wife Cathy Schreiber on Lola Malcmacher IN HONOR OF Lola Malchmacher Anne Josh Sportas the loss of her mother Morgan Michael Jacobs and The Milestone Anniversary Sharon Bruce Epstein Steve Freedman Ryan Eliza Schreiber on the loss of their grandmother of Lynn Barry Chesler Dr Mrs Ronald Savrin Michael Carol Wolf Sammy and Eli on the loss of their great grandmother Helen Steven Ehrlich Eugene Friedman Rabbi Sharon Marcus IN MEMORY OF Ms Illene Rosewater Marcia M Kline Discretionary Fund Kathleen Katie Frieder Prayer Book Fund IN APPRECIATION OF Stu Leslee Levine and Bill Nancy Levine Sally Mark Bram IN MEMORY OF Rabbi Marcus Beverly Heinick on the loss of their brother Les Levine Fernanda Friedman Keith Amy Levy Linda Rich By Bruce Rita Mandel IN MEMORY OF Joseph Estelle Adelman on the loss of his sister Lola Malcmacher Rabbi Joshua Skoff Linda Rich Lynn Barry Chesler Evelyn Levitt Jodi Rich Jonathan Eisengart Discretionary Fund Miriam Sol Brooks Edith Forman Julie Todd Gurney on the loss of her father A GIFT FROM Leadership Fund Sheldon Linda Green Jan Lissa Volk Sloan and Graham Gurney on the loss of their IN MEMORY OF Beverly Levine IN APPRECIATION OF grandfather Jeffrey Perlmuter Miriam Brooks Nancy Bill Scott Levine Rabbi Skoff Terri Gordon Keith Amy Levy Miriam Rose on the loss of her mother Rae Harry Tucker Senior Saralee Levin The Israel Family Louise Shultz Transportation Fund Jackie Richard Brooks Carole Michael Rendon IN MEMORY OF Morris Sylvia Barron IN HONOR OF Alec Jessica Simon on the loss of his grandmother Charles Siegel The Milestone Anniversaries of Howard Dr Sara Tucker Family Youth Fund Skyler Simon on the loss of his great grandmother Marcia Harley Kravitz IN MEMORY OF Marcia Lynn Simon Wolf Religious School Lisa Phil Linden Irving Barron Discretionary Fund Cheryl Stuart Garson Marshall Barron Robert Kathy Solganik on the passing of his father A GIFT FROM Enid David Rosenberg Myron Rose Glass Andy Ryan and Charlie Solganik on the loss of their Patricia Charles Mintz IN MEMORY OF Chanukah Fund grandfather Marvin Solganik Henry E Agin Youth Scholarship Fund IN MEMORY OF Bernie Agin IN MEMORY OF Doris Robert Greggo on the loss of her brother Anne Narvy Donald Meckler Fred Simon Steve Senkfor Leah and Kate Greggo on the loss of their uncle Myrna Kurt Bloch Margie Klein Nashim Education Jeffrey Spiegler Mrs Sharon Eichenbaum Fund for Women Terri Gordon David Lisa Waxman on the loss of his mother IN MEMORY OF Sherry Bogart Jacob and Carly Waxman on the loss of their Sanford Herman Leonard Gilbert Lee Chuck Apple David Kornbluth grandmother Janet Waxman Terri Gordon Amy Marc Morgenstern Mrs Miriam Rose Dan and Suzanne Pollak Cleveland Cavaliers Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse Eric and Michele Fried Douglas and Denise Neary In Memoriam Robert Alfred Roberta Bobbi Dworken Elaine Friedman Marcia M Kline William F Bill Rein Louise Shultz Online Yahrtzeit Submission Visit www parksynagogue org under the About tab and submit a name to be read on Friday evening and Shabbat morning service March 2018 March 2021 Page 15 www parksynagogue org
IMPORTANT At the time of publishing everything has been listed as a Zoom Service Services and events are still subject to change due to COVID 19 Please consult the Park Synagogue Website www parksynagogue org or your Friday Weekly Wrap for any future updates Sunday Monday Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Tuesday 1 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Wednesday 2 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Thursday 3 Friday 4 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Sisterhood Zoom 10 00 am Zoom 19 Adar Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Men s Club Poker 7 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Morning Minyan 8 30 am Zoom 7 Rabbi Skoff s Bible Class 11 00 am Zoom The Rise of Black Glenville 2 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 5 30 pm Zoom Morning Minyan 8 30 am Zoom 14 8 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Rediscovering the Music of the Italian Jewish Ghettos 1 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Rabbi Skoff s 11th 12th Grade Class 1 00 pm Zoom Sisterhood Zoom 10 00 am Zoom Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 15 Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom 9 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 10 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 11 Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom 16 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 12 Services Zoom Morning Service 10 10 am Zoom Bereavement Support Group 11 00 am Zoom Family Shabbat Service 6 00 pm Zoom Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom 17 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 18 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 13 Rabbi Skoff s Shabbat Class 4 00 pm Zoom Evening Service 6 00 pm Zoom Park s Trivia Night 8 00 pm Zoom USY Mystery Movies 8 00 pm Zoom Family Shabbat Service 6 00 pm Zoom 19 Bereavement Support Group 11 00 am Zoom Sisterhood Zoom 10 00 am Zoom Rabbi Skoff s Bible Class 11 00 am Zoom 5 Bereavement Support Group 11 00 am Zoom 26 Adar Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom From Russia with Love 7 00 pm Zoom Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Bedtime Stories w Rabbi Skoff 7 00 pm Zoom Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Saturday Services Zoom 6 Morning Service 10 10 am Zoom Anniversary Shabbat Bat Mitzvah of Kayla Glazer Shabbat Hall of Fame Class 4 00 pm Zoom Evening Service 6 00 pm Zoom Services Zoom 20 Morning Service 10 10 am Zoom Birthday Shabbat Rabbi Skoff s Shabbat Class 4 00 pm Zoom 4 Nisan Evening Minyan 5 30 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Morning Minyan 21 8 30 am Zoom Rabbi Skoff s Bible Class 11 00 am Zoom Eric Mendelsohn Discussion 2 00 pm Zoom Kadima Jr Kadima Passover Fun 4 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 5 30 pm Zoom Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 28 Pesach 2 Morning Minyan 10 00 am Zoom Pesach 1 Second Seder Morning Minyan 10 00 am Zoom Evening Minyan 5 00 pm Zoom Park s Second Seder 6 30 pm Zoom Candle Lighting 8 30 pm Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom 22 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Passover Cooking Around The World 7 30 pm Zoom 23 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 24 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 25 Family Shabbat Service 6 00 pm Zoom Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom No Sisterhood Passover Break 11 Nisan Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom 29 Pesach 3 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 30 Pesach 4 Morning Minyan 7 30 am Zoom 18 Nisan Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom Park Connects 7 00 pm Zoom Evening Minyan 6 00 pm Zoom 31 Family Shabbat Service 6 00 pm Zoom Evening Service 6 00 pm Zoom 26 Services Zoom Morning Service 10 10 am Zoom Erev Pesach First Seder Evening Service 5 00 pm Zoom Park s First Seder 6 30 pm Zoom Candle Lighting 8 28 pm March 2021 Adar Nisan 5781 Candle Lighting Times Friday March 5 6 04 pm Firday March 12 6 12 pm Friday March 19 7 20 pm Friday March 26 7 27 pm 27
THE PARK SYNAGOGUE BULLETIN USPS 422 060 Periodicals Postage Paid at Cleveland Ohio Vol CVI No 3 Published monthly The Park Synagogue 27500 Shaker Blvd Pepper Pike OH 44124 5050 POSTMASTER send address changes to the address above Telephone 216 371 2244 Fax 216 321 0639 Annual subscription 25 00 Joshua Hoffer Skoff Senior Rabbi Leighton A Rosenthal Chair in Rabbinics Sharon Young Marcus Associate Rabbi Milton B Rube Rabbi in Residence Misha Pisman Cantor Gadi Galili Ritual Director Stuart Deicher Executive Director Teri Rube Hochberg Director of Education Marilyn Zaas Preschool Director Anne Sportas Executive Education Consultant Judy Kaufman Development Director Ellen Petler Program Volunteer Director Allison Solomon Membership Director Mackenzie Corpora Media Director Michael Rubin Park Day Camp Director Julie Moss Park Librarian OFFICERS President Susan Ratner Vice President Joel Adelman Vice President Bruce Epstein Vice President Andrew Kline Vice President Loree Potash Vice President Scott Weltman Treasurer Bart Simon Recording Secretary Stacy Goldberg Endowment Committee Chair Ira Goffman Park Synagogue is affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism DATED MATERIAL DO NOT DELAY PERIODICAL Offices School Friday Evening Services 27500 Shaker Boulevard Pepper Pike OH 44124 Shabbat Morning Evening Services 3300 Mayfield Road Cleveland Heights OH 44118
