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AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021 | Av/Tishrei 5781 | Vol. 47 No. 10
WELC O MI N G 5782
HIGH HOLY DAYS, PP 9-13
SUKKOT, P 13 SIMCHAT TORAH, P 13
CLERGY MESSAGE
A vision checkup for the
High Holy Days
A
s Dallas continues to open, as
more and more people become
vaccinated, as we wear our masks
As powerful as the gift of seeing might
more selectively, what strikes me most
is not the statistics or the crowds, but
be, the gift of being seen goes even deeper.
Rabbi David Stern
something much more intimate: faces. What a blessing it is to be able to say:
Lipstick is back in business. Beards are
trimmed. We can hear each other more I feel seen by the people who love me.
clearly. We can see each other again.
This seeing is not just a matter of optics or physics. It opens Eve’s simple and searing request — Name me — is a demand
some important spiritual questions for this season. Because to be seen and known. It lies at the heart of powerful
even as we can see more of people’s faces now, our newfound movements which have justly shaken our society, because for
span of vision might lead us to ask: How well was I seeing too long women have gone unseen, people of color have gone
another person before? Even when I could observe smiles and unseen, migrants living in the shadows have gone unseen,
frowns and lips and chins, was I seeing? Was I understanding members of our LGBTQ communities have gone unseen.
the people to whom I am closest? Even when mouths weren’t In the Book of Genesis and in Limon’s poem, naming and
muffled by KN-95’s, was I hearing? Was I using a face of a seeing are not just acts of organization and recognition, they
certain color or shape to project prejudgment onto someone are acts of creation: the creation of dignity and place and
I do not even know? Even before masks and now after, how worth. In contemporary leadership and educational circles,
good has my vision been? it’s called “mattering,” because being seen matters: in our
families, in our congregations, in our conceptions of social
As powerful as the gift of seeing might be, the gift of being justice, in the most intimate relationships of our lives.
seen goes even deeper. What a blessing it is to be able to
say: I feel seen by the people who love me. I feel seen by And of course, each year the High Holy Days invite and
leaders who listen to me. I feel seen by those invested in my impel us to another kind of seeing: introspection, the seeing
learning and growth. Last year, I heard an author praise an within. With this season comes a challenge and a gift, what
interviewer’s question by saying, “That makes me feel read.” our tradition calls cheshbon hanefesh — the opportunity to
Isn’t that how we all want to feel? Read, recognized, valued? look within and assess our lives in the light of our inevitable
frailties, our greatest possibilities and dearest hopes.
It is this seeing that contemporary poet Ada Limon evokes in
her brief and powerful poem, “A Name”: As a new year dawns, as the command of “Re’eih/See” rings
out as a Torah refrain in this month of Elul and again on
When Eve walked among Yom Kippur, let us not waste the gift of a return to seeing,
the animals and named them — neither by taking it for granted nor by slipping back into our
nightingale, red-shouldered hawk, old ways of seeing, our limited ways of knowing. We have the
fiddler crab, fallow deer— opportunity for recognition, a word which literally means to
I wonder if she ever wanted know again. May we know again, may we see anew: engaged in
them to speak back, looked into the ethical act of truly seeing another, the courageous act of
their wide wonderful eyes and truly seeing ourselves, the gift of being seen — in a new year
whispered, Name me, name me. of health, blessing and peace for us all.
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BECOMING AN ANTIRACIST CONGREGATION WITHIN OUR WALLS
AND BEYOND CHANGE
Temple Emanu-El continues its work in eliminating racism and promoting
PRIVILEGE
awareness and education throughout our congregation, our city and our
world. We are sharing terms studied in Temple’s Facing Our Truths small ACTION
RACISM
groups, and framing questions for the topics that are introduced.
BIAS
FOOD DESERTS
The events of 2020 have illuminated longstanding disparities in health care that range from the unconscious bias of medical
professionals, access to insurance and preemptive care and a history of distrust among communities of color of the health care
system. One of the culprits contributing to this disparity is the existence of food deserts, urban areas in which it is difficult to buy
affordable or good-quality fresh food.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, food deserts are places where the poverty rate is greater than 20% and a
third of the population lives more than a mile from a major grocer. Because of high pricing and limited options, residents spend
disproportionately on less nutritious basics.
Besides limited grocery options, these areas often lack vehicle availability and adequate public transit, making it difficult for
residents to reach options elsewhere.
How far do you have to drive for groceries?
• What are some ways in which eliminating food deserts would help disparities in health care?
• What other programs would you encourage in conjunction with the elimination of food deserts?
august/september
contents
6
Clergy Message 2
Annual Fund 3
Temple Safety 4
Adult Learning Celebration and
Remembrance 4
7
Temple Journeys
Shabbat Services
Olan Lecture
Archives Exhibit
5
6
6
With heartfelt thanks to our 1,064 Temple members who
participated in the 2020-2021 Annual Fund.
History Highlights 6 Together, we exceeded our goal of $1.5 million dollars.
Brotherhood 7
8 Temple Cares
Shine the Light
8
8
Your generosity was invaluable in helping to sustain our
Temple community in a year of unprecedented challenges.
Mental Well Being Yoga Emanu-El 8
We also thank YOU, our 106 Annual Fund Committee
Pedal and Praise 8
members, for your incredible dedication and hard work in
15
Contributions 14
achieving these goals for Temple.
Back Cover: From the Archives
New Season:
Music, Arts, Culture
AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021 | The Window 3
COMMUNITY
Keeping Safety First
As of July 6, Temple increased indoor capacity to 75%
and eliminated the mask requirement for fully vaccinated
members and visitors. We require that everyone entering
the building fill out the simple entry agreement on the
website and review Our Brit: Covenant of Care included
on that form. Visit: bit.ly/TempleEntryForm
We look forward to seeing more of your much-loved faces
in the months to come, both in-person and online! Welcome back YL+E
students and families!
C E L E B R AT I O N & Back-to-School
REMEMBRANCE Social
Sunday, August 15 at 3pm
Nasher Haemisegger Atrium
BECOMING NEW & RETURNING
B’NAI MITZVAH MEMBERS • Join us for a sweet treat
Michael, Laura & Liam DePorte • Meet your children’s grade-level teachers
Matthew, Lauren, & Ashton Edwards
• Greet Andrew Paull, our new Director of
Andrew, Rachel, Matthew, & Zoe Greene
Candace Hyman Youth Education
Nisa & Benjamin Kubiliun • Get excited for Opening Day!
Morris Landau & Rebecca Wright
Henry David Lipnik | August 21 Erica Strauss
Son of Yael and Steve Lipnik
Opening Day:
Greenhill School
Tikkun Olam: East Lake Pet Orphanage
IN MEMORIAM August 29
Antoinette Aaron
Mother of Barry Aaron and Sharon Brown
Sister of Michael Singer
Edward Epstein
Register now:
Reese Caroline Wender | August 21
Father of Michael Epstein
Norma Jacobs Levitan
participate.tedallas.org/
Daughter of Jody and Jeff Wender
Parish Episcopal School Mother of Ellen Jacobs Kovar and Robert Jacobs
Stepmother of Jody Platt and Lew Levitan 2021-2022-yle-registration
Tikkun Olam: Family Gateway
Florence Manning
Mother of Nanette Heller
Anita Rady
BABY NAMINGS Wife of Howard Rady
Mother of Frances Rady
Austin Jacob Field Helen Tracey
Son of Jennifer and Steven Field Mother of Robert Lane, Nanci Utay, Marcia
Noah Parker Dandes Wasserstrom and
Son of Ali and Ryan Dandes Merrill Tracey
Samuel Louis Lieberman
Son of Alex and Marc Lieberman
MAZEL TOV To Lynn and Jeffrey Magid on the birth of their granddaughter
Margot Marcus, daughter of Kelsey and David Marcus.
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PRAYER
The months of August and September are the spiritual crescendo of the Jewish year, from the anticipatory weeks of Elul to the energy
of Rosh Hashanah to the good-difficult hours of Yom Kippur. Sukkot and Simchat Torah follow, with all the joy and sweetness that
accompanies fall’s bounty and a new cycle of Torah. Through it all, Shabbat continues to anchor us each and every week.
Our Elul Shabbatot will include a visit from longtime friend and member José Bowen in a musical leadership role and a round-table
discussion with our clergy about their own spiritual preparation for this time.
Temple is dedicated to being a multi-access community of prayer. We are holding in-person services in Stern Chapel on Friday nights
and Saturday mornings. We are also continuing to offer our warm and welcoming online experience. More details can be found on
our website at tedallas.org and in the Thursday guide to Shabbat email.
R’eih Ki Teitzei Ki Tavo N’tzavim Haazinu
Deuteronomy 11:26-16:17 Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19 Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8 Deuteronomy 29:9-30:20 Deuteronomy 32:1-32:52
Friday, August 6 Second Shabbat in Elul Third Shabbat in Elul Fourth Shabbat in Elul Friday, September 17
6:15pm, Stern Chapel Friday, August 20 Friday, August 27 Friday, September 3 6:15pm, Stern Chapel
Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen 6:15pm, Stern Chapel 6:15pm, Stern Chapel 6:15pm, Stern Chapel Rabbi Daniel Utley
Rabbi Debra Robbins Sermon in Song Rabbi Debra Robbins Rabbi Debra Robbins Cantor Leslie Niren
Cantor Vicky Glikin Rabbi David Stern Rabbi David Stern Cantor Vicky Glikin
Cantor Vicky Glikin Cantor Vicky Glikin Saturday, September 18
Saturday, August 7 Jose Bowen, Guest Musician Cantor Leslie Niren Saturday, September 4 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel
10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel Includes welcome to 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel Rabbi David Stern
Rosh Chodesh Elul new members Rabbi Daniel Utley Randy Pearlman, Cantorial Soloist
Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen Saturday, August 21
9am Cantor Vicky Glikin
Cantor Vicky Glikin Saturday, August 28
Tot Shabbat ,ufux sgunv kuj
Rabbi Amy Ross 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel
Rabbi Daniel Utley Shabbat Chol Hamoed
Shelly Sender
Hallie Weiner, Cantorial Intern Vayeilech
Shof’tim 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel Deuteronomy 31:1-30 Friday, September 24
Deuteronomy 16:18-21:9 7:30pm, online 6:15pm, Stern Chapel
Rabbi Daniel Utley Selichot
Randy Pearlman, Cantorial Soloist Friday, September 10 Sukkot Shabbat Celebration
Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen 6:15pm, Stern Chapel Rabbi David Stern
First Shabbat in Elul
Cantor Leslie Niren Rabbi David Stern Cantor Vicky Glikin
Friday, August 13 10:30am, Stern Chapel Rabbi Nancy Kasten, Scholar-in-
6:15pm, Stern Chapel Rabbi Debra Robbins Cantor Leslie Niren Cantor Leslie Niren
Residence
Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen Cantor Vicky Glikin
Rabbi Daniel Utley Bar Mitzvah: Henry Lipnik Saturday, September 11 Saturday, September 25
Cantor Leslie Niren 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel 10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel
Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen Rabbi Debra Robbins
Saturday, August 14 Cantor Leslie Niren Hallie Weiner, Cantorial Intern
10:30am, Lefkowitz Chapel
Rabbi Debra Robbins
Cantor Leslie Niren
Selichot, p. 11
High Holy Days Services, p. 12
Shabbat Shuvah, p. 13
Kever Avot, p. 13
Sukkot, p. 13
Simchat Torah, p. 13
AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021 | The Window 5
Adult Learning
Calling All Readers a part of the development of dozens of
important efforts over the years. We can’t
The Temple Book Club continues to wait to see you again in person as we
introduce our community to great stories share Temple’s ongoing remarkable story.
with Jewish content, along with a chance
to deepen relationships around a love
of reading. All sessions are at 2pm History Highlights with
and online until further notice. Contact the Dallas Holocaust and
Anjelica Ruiz for Zoom links
and questions, aruiz@tedallas.org.
Human Rights Museum
August 2, 2021 The History Highlights virtual lecture series
The Lost Shtetl, Save the Date features Holocaust and human rights
Max Gross Rabbi Levi A. Olan topics presented by museum historians
and educators. Temple is a proud partner
Lecture Series
of this program.
Tuesday, October 12, 7pm
October 4, 2021 Rev. Jennifer Butler, author, “Who Stole The Power of Voice
The Others, My Bible? Reclaiming Scripture as a
Thursday, September 30 at 7pm
Sarah Blau Handbook for Resisting Tyranny”
The United States was founded on a lofty
In partnership with Faith Commons
ideal: all people are created equal. But
because the reality often did not match
the ideal, many groups had to fight for
December 6, 2021 equality in law and in practice. In Texas,
The Color of Love, civil rights champions were often on the
Marra Gad margins of society, but risked everything
to have their voices heard. Join Charlotte
Decoster, director of education at the
museum, for a discussion about three
women who stood up and spoke out
February 7, 2022 against oppression in Texas: Juanita Craft,
The Book of Jovita Idar and Barbara Jordan.
Lost Friends,
Lisa Wingate For information and registration, visit
New Archives Exhibit dhhrm.org. A Zoom link will be sent
On Community: upon registration.
April 4, 2022 L’dor V’dor
The Book of
Lost Names, The Temple Archives opens a new exhibit
Kristin Harmel on Friday, Aug. 20. On Community:
L’Dor V’Dor will explore how the Temple
community has evolved over the past
nearly 150 years. Discover how we have
June 6, 2022 gathered through the generations for
All My Mother’s Lovers, services and holidays. Reflect on how
Ilana Masad we came together during the pandemic.
And learn about our impact on the wider
Dallas community, as Temple has been
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COMMUNITY
Introduction to Judaism
Resumes in person on Aug. 24
Introduction to Judaism is a 16-week course open to all interested
Temple
in discovering more about the foundations of Judaism and/or
considering conversion. Topics include Jewish history, lifecycles,
holidays and prayer, ethics and values, Holocaust, Israel, Jewish
arts and culture and American Jewry. The class, taught by Rabbi
Daniel Utley, Renée Karp and Robin Kosberg, meets weekly on
Tuesday evenings beginning August 24. This will take place in
person at Temple.
Cost: $150 for the class and the required book. More
information on the other books and finalized schedule will
be sent upon registration.
Journeys
Register: participate.tedallas.org/intro-to-judaism
Contact: Rachel Tucker, rtucker@tedallas.org
Israel 2022
It’s time to travel again with your Temple community
and clergy. Temple is planning two unforgettable Israel
Brotherhood to Welcome experiences for June 2022, dates to be determined. The
Rabbi Debra Robbins
two groups will travel separately and connect along the way.
Learn more about these exciting opportunities at
Temple Emanu-El information sessions on August 12 and 19.
Brotherhood is delighted
to welcome Rabbi Debra Multigenerational Trip
Robbins at its monthly led by Rabbi David Stern
meeting to teach from her
For all ages and stages, whether you’ve been multiple
book “Opening Your Heart
times or are experiencing Israel for the first time.
with Psalm 27.” The event
Info session: August 19, 7pm, in-person and Zoom
will be held at 6:30pm on Aug. 4 in person in Stern Chapel
Contact and RSVP: Rabbi Amy Ross, aross@tedallas.org
and on Zoom. Visit tedallas.org/calendar for Zoom link.
Past presidents of the
Arts, Culture and Culinary Trip
led by Cantor Leslie Niren
Brotherhood will be
honored at this program Info session: August 12, 6:30pm, Sababa restaurant in
and will receive a gift copy Richardson, followed by a tour of Sara’s Market, where
of Rabbi Robbins’ book. Cantor Niren will offer a sneak peek at the kind of
experiences you’ll have with her in Israel.
Contact and RSVP: Cantor Niren at lniren@tedallas.org
Ron Cohen Buzz Deitchman Ivan Edelman Harry Kabler
Steve Levine Charlie Redden Stephen Shore Tom Timmons
AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021 | The Window 7
Mental Well Being
Temple Cares Shine the Light
GRIEF SUPPORT The Shine the Light initiative launched last December continues to
Temple Emanu-El ensure, promote and support the mental health and well-being
Tuesday, Aug. 10, Sept. 14 at 11:30am-1pm on Zoom of all members and their families, to assure those impacted by
Contact Meredith Pryzant at mpryzant@tedallas.org for more mental health challenges that they are not alone, and to lift the
information about group and/or Zoom link. stigma associated with mental illness.
Jewish Family Service Our Shine the Light lay leaders and staff continue to plan
Tuesday, Aug. 17 at 12-1pm on Zoom and prepare for Fall 2021 and Spring 2022. Coming this fall:
For more information and Zoom link, contact Deborah The Conversation Project returns and continued mental
Leibensberger at 972.437.9950 or dleibensberger@jfsdallas.org well-being initiatives.
NO BARRIERS Yoga Emanu-El
Finances should never be a barrier to participation in Temple
life. Confidential financial assistance is available for most Tuesdays, August 3, 10, 17,
Temple events, tuition and dues. 24 and 31 at 4pm on Facebook
Join certified yoga instructor
HERE FOR YOU Debbi K. Levy for this
Temple clergy and staff are available to support members weekly online live session
of our community dealing with mental and physical issues. on Facebook.
Please reach out to us if you or a friend or family member Note: Yoga Emanu-El is
is dealing with issues related to the pandemic, depression, cancelled for the month of
addiction, grief, cancer, chronic conditions, infertility, mobility September due to the holidays. It will resume in October.
issues, housing transition, job loss or other conditions.
Contact: Rachel Tucker rtucker@tedallas.org.
Contact: Meredith Pryzant, Director of Member Support,
mpryzant@tedallas.org or 214.706.000, ext. 122.
Do you love to bike? Join Cantor Leslie Niren on some beautiful
rides around Big D! Enjoy stops along the way to share moments
of gratitude, praise and poetry.
For intermediate level cyclists. Contact Cantor Niren for more info
at lniren@tedallas.org
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DATES
Selichot
August 28
“Let this then, my small poem,
like a new moon, slender and barely open, Rosh Hashanah
be the first prayer that opens me to faith.” September 6-7
Shabbat Shuvah,
--David Whyte, from Mishkan HaNefesh for Rosh Hashanah
Service of Return
September 10-11
As August arrives, with seemingly endless weeks ahead before that first crisp autumn breeze,
it’s hard to think of a new season ahead. But the days grow imperceptibly shorter and we inch
toward change — a new school schedule, stepping out with new hope in this phase of the Kever Avot,
pandemic, a quickening of the calendar, welcoming of summer sojourners back home. And as Service of Remembrance
it always does, Elul arrives, the ramp-up to the High Holy Days. Followed by Rosh Hashanah September 12
and Yom Kippur, horns blowing and gates clattering “open me, open me.” Sukkot and Simchat
Torah round out the seven-week journey into autumn, and into our open hearts. Yom Kippur
September 15-16
It is indeed a new season at Temple. This year’s High Holy Days experience will look and feel
different, with a melding of our online community and our growing in-person opportunities. Sukkot
Whether you are celebrating in person at Temple, in family celebrations at home or joining us September 20-27
remotely from another city, we are happy to see you — in the seats and on the screens!
Simchat Torah
May this new year bring abundant blessings of contentment, peace, health and love.
September 27-28
Shanah Tovah!
AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021 | The Window 9
SH AL S HEL ET: T H E P OW E R O F C ON N EC TION
Here are several updates and Team Up on Tech
opportunities to help you on We would like to help
our journey to the sweetest of our members who are
new years! participating from home be
comfortable with technology.
The High Holy Days are infused with the sweetness of
New This Year: Online-
If you have questions about connection — to one another, to God and our ancestors.
only Registration We also carry forward the shalshelet (shahl-SHE-let), the links
how to access services,
Online registration is under of Torah, from one generation to another. The Hebrew word
please contact Amy Hartley,
way for admissions to all High shalshelet, meaning link, is a cantillation mark used in Torah
ahartley@tedallas.org or
Holy Days services. Note: This trope and helps connect words together. Watch for details on
214.706.0000, ext. 179. We will
year members will be receiving match you with someone from our special paper garland project will represent those special
digital admissions only. For our volunteer helper team to connections throughout the season.
questions or assistance about walk you through the process
the registration process, please and answer your questions.
call Temple at 214-706-0000.
Our receptionist, Yvonne Hill, Connect Emanu-El Volunteers Needed
yhill@tedallas.org, will help Connect Emanu-El is a special Volunteers are needed
direct you to someone who effort to make one-on-one to assemble gift bags on
can help! connection to our members. Aug. 10, 11, 12 and 15 to
Volunteers will call members members of our community
Online Member with High Holy Days greetings
who are unable to come
Profile Access and ask a short question or
to Temple for the High
two about their reflections
Don’t wait to update your Holy Days.
going into the new year.
member profile information
Responses will be written
and to ensure your login is To volunteer, contact:
onto beautiful paper links to
working and your account be transformed into garlands Debbie Fuqua at
is in good standing. Your that will beautify Temple dfuqua@tedallas.org,
member login is needed for during Sukkot. 214.706.0000, ext. 128.
High Holy Days registration.
Please contact Holly Mapel Please volunteer by July 30
at 214.706.0000, ext. 270 by contacting Holly Mapel,
or hmapel@tedallas.org Member Care Coordinator,
for assistance. at hmapel@tedallas.org or
214.706.0000, ext. 270.
Share Your Videos
Please record a 3 to 5-second
video of yourself alone or with
friends or family, for sharing
during online services. The
script is easy: “Shanah Tovah/
Happy New Year!” Waves, In this time of spiritual renewal, please cash donation to help support our social
dance moves and big smiles consider a donation of healthy, non- justice partners at participate.tedallas.org/
encouraged. Send via email perishable foods for our neighbors in need. hunger-relief-donation.
by Aug. 18 to Rachel Tucker at
rtucker@tedallas.org. Donated items will benefit North Dallas Requested items:
Shared Ministries. A truck from the Canned meats (stew, chili, chicken, tuna)
organization will be parked at Temple at Canned fruits and vegetables
Rosh Hashanah, Sept. 6-8, and on Yom Canned and dried soups
Kippur, Sept. 15-16. You may also make a Pasta and rice
10 The Window | AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021ELUL ATiD EV EN TS
Elul is the Hebrew month directly preceding Rosh Hashanah, Elul
and is a time to start preparing for this most intense season. Temple’s community of 20s and 30s will explore and learn about
different ways we can each prepare for the High
Holy Days. All events will be held at 7:30pm at Temple.
Tuesday, Aug. 10: Talmud
Tuesday, Aug. 17: Round challah baking with Chef Eli Cohn-Wein
Friday, Aug: 13: We will be using the Mishkan HaLev prayer Tuesday, Aug. 24: Yoga and mindfulness.
book, designed for the period of Elul through S’lichot
Friday, Aug. 20: José Bowen, Temple member and leader of Sessions are in person. Drop in on one session or come to
the inimitable Jazz Shabbat, returns to Temple to help lead all! Contact for questions and RSVP link: Eli Cohn-Wein,
us in musical prayer. We invite you to open your soul to the ecohnwein@gmail.com
power of music!
Break the Fast
Friday, Aug. 27: Hear our clergy discuss how they prepare Thursday, Sept. 16 at 6pm, private home in Garland
for the High Holy Days in this sure-to-be-lively roundtable After all of that introspective work on Yom Kippur, it’s time
discussion. to do what we do best — eat delicious food! Address
Friday, Sept. 3: Come one, come all, as we move toward provided upon your RSVP. Contact for information and
Rosh Hashanah with prayer, song and silence. RSVP link: Alexandra Horn, ahorn@tedallas.org
Elul Elul learning
ELUL LEARNING WITH RABBI ROBBINS
Using “Opening Your Heart with Psalm 27” as the text, alongside
the new app for it, Rabbi Debra Robbins will lead a weekly practice
throughout the season. Wednesdays on Zoom, with classes on Entering the High Holy Days with Curiosity
Sept. 9 and 14 adjusted for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. and Compassion
Check out the app at ccar.co/psalm-27-app. Saturday, Aug. 28 at 7:30pm, Stern Chapel and online
No registration necessary. Books are available for purchase With teaching by Rabbi Nancy Kasten, Scholar-in-Residence
at Judaic Treasures. Zoom links will be provided in weekly We will pave the way for our atonement and acts of
email communications. forgiveness to be authentic and transformative.
Aug. 4: Introduction to the new app and orientation practice,
Havdalah
Aug. 11, 18, 25; Sept. 1, 9, 14, 22
Selichot worship using Mishkan HaLev prayer book to help
*Note: Day of week adjusted for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
us enter the High Holy Days.
Register: participate.tedallas.org/selichot2021
MISHKAN HANEFESH BORROWING
Mishkan HaNefesh High Holy Day prayer books are available
for purchase at Judaic Treasures in-person on Monday-Thursday
from 11am-3pm, or curbside by calling 214.706.000, ext. 152.
To borrow a set, register at participate.tedallas.org/
hhdprayerbooks. Curbside pickup will be available on Aug. 23-24
from 8-10am and 5-7pm. In-person pickup will be Aug. 29 from
10am-1pm; Sept. 2 from 12-6pm and Sept. 3 from 9am-5pm.
A pickup table will be stationed at the shop, which will also be
open for holiday shopping during those hours.
Contact: Rachel Tucker, rtucker@tedallas.org
AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021 | The Window 11S ERVICE TIMES AN D S C H EDU LE S F OR ROS H HA S HA NA H A N D Y OM KI P P U R
We welcome all to our multi-access
experience of the High Holy Days.
We are pleased to be returning to the This year, Tashlich on Rosh Hashanah Wednesday, September 15
building for all services, as well as offering Day is being held in multiple venues
multiple live, online options. For those where our congregants live. Gather 6pm and 8:30pm: Congregational service,
choosing to come to Temple, please with family and friends new and old to Olan Sanctuary and livestream
note the following: experience the beautiful ritual of “tossing
All members will be asked to review away” of sins, reinforcing the message
Our Brit: Covenant of Care and of a fresh start to the new year. Temple
an entry agreement form at is providing take-home kits for small
bit.ly/TempleEntryForm. groups to create their own experiences.
Interested in hosting your own Tashlich
Thursday, September 16
Masks are optional for vaccinataed site? Contact Alexandra Horn, ahorn@
9am and 10:30am: Service for families with
members. Masks are required for tedallas.org, for more information and to
children in grades K-5, Stern Chapel and
members ages 2 to 12 and those who reserve your kit.
livestream
are not vaccinated.
11:45am: Tashlich for families with 9:30am and 12pm: Congregational service,
children in grades 1-5, Williams Park, Olan Sanctuary and livestream
3801 University Blvd 9:30am and 12pm: Teens Together, Youth
Monday, September 6 3pm: Open invitation at the Bonaventure led Wing (in-person only)
by Brad Sham and Frosty and Sheila Gardner, 2:15pm: Afternoon service, with music, Torah
6pm and 8:30pm: Congregational Service, 5200 Keller Springs Road reading, reading of Jonah, livestream only
Olan Sanctuary and livestream
3pm: Open invitation at Bentwood Park led by 4pm: Tots service for families with children
8pm: ATiD service, for our 20s and 30s Rossi and Gary Solomon, Far North Dallas, up to kindergarten age and their siblings,
community, Stern Chapel and 6011 Bentwood Trail Stern Chapel and livestream
livestream with reception in
4pm: Open invitation at Twin Lakes Park 4:30pm: Yizkor and N’ilah, Olan Sanctuary
Nasher-Haemisegger Family Atrium
led by Kerry Silver and Michael Selz, and livestream
7400 Campbell Road
4:45pm: Tashlich for tots, Williams Park,
3801 University Blvd
Tuesday, September 7 7:30pm: Tashlich for ATiD led by Eli
Cohn-Wein, White Rock Lake, 340 E. This year’s learning sessions are all
9am and 10:30am: Service for families with Lawther Drive online, with morning offerings pre-
children in grades K-5, Stern Chapel and
recorded and afternoon ones live online.
livestream
9:30am and 12pm: Congregational service, 9:30am: Rhythms of Repentance
Olan Sanctuary and livestream Enjoy pre-recorded music to help you
4pm: Tots service for families with children up deepen your reflection on this special day.
to kindergarten age and their siblings, 9:30am: Escape Room
Stern Chapel and livestream Embark on a journey of discovery of
Temple with Anjelica Ruiz, Director of
Libraries and Archives.
12:30pm: Invitation to Yoga
Mindful meditation and gentle yoga
practice led by Debbi Levy.
12:30pm: Cain & Abel: Sometimes You Just
Have to Let Go
Reflect on the story of Cain with Rabbi
Joshua Taub.
12 The Window | AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021This festive holiday celebrates the cycle of the Torah, with
The weekend between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur includes the reading of the last few verses of Deuteronomy and the
two special observances that are traditional at this time of year. first verses of Genesis.
Friday, Sept. 10 at 6:15pm, Stern Chapel Monday, Sept. 27 at 6:30pm
Saturday, Sept. 11 at 10:30pm Simchat Torah Celebration
Shabbat Shuvah, Sabbath of Return The Temple services will include readings by post b’nai
Sunday, Sept. 12 at 10am, Temple Emanu-El mitzvah students as well as Consecration and the siddur
Cemetery and Mausoleum, and via livestream ceremony for 6th grade students.
Kever Avot
We’ll also unroll the beautiful illustrated Torah to see and
This short service helps fulfill the mitzvah of remembering our help bring stories to life through words and images.
ancestors during the High Holy Days season. All are welcome at
Temple’s beautiful and peaceful cemetery, whether or not your Tuesday, Sept. 28 at 10:30am
loved ones are buried there. Festival service, with Yizkor
Food Trucks • Live Music
Family-Friendly Service • Dance Party
Party like it’s 2019 as in-person Sukkot comes roaring back Sukkot Week
to Temple in this joyful, Sukkot Shabbat celebration. After the Sunday, Sept. 19
service, join Goga, the sensational, internationally acclaimed YL+E students will build and decorate sukkot
musician, on the dance floor! From classic rock, big band and in small groups.
disco to R&B, pop and rap, Goga sings it all!
Tuesday, Sept. 21
9:30am: Sukkot festival service
Friday, Sept. 24 Thursday, Sept. 23
6pm: Sukkot service for all ages
7:30pm: Cantor in the Kitch for Sukkot
7-9pm: Food trucks and ice Build It Up
cream, with live music in the Purchase a sukkah kit from your home with
Nasher-Haemisegger Courtyard, the generous support of Women of Reform
including fun activities
Judaism. More details to come.
for all ages and a social
justice project. Gather
Watch for details on reserving the Temple
Contact: Hannah Rubin- sukkah for a meal with friends.
Schlansky, Director of Family
Education and Engagement, Order your lulav and etrog
hrubin-schlansky@tedallas.org Order your own set for home use by Aug. 30 at
zionetrogim.co/collections
AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021 | The Window 13CONTRIBUTIONS
GIFTS OF MEMORY, HONOR AND GRATITUDE
Tributes for Sustaining Temple
OUR Memory of Helen Tracey Memory of Pearl Gilbert Memory of Beth Brown By Connie Rudick
By Sherilee & Richard Trubitt By Julius M. Gilbert By Sylvia Trachtenberg Memory of Marian Marks Siedhoff
CONGREGATION By Nanci & Eddie Utay Memory of Harry S. Goldman Memory of Bertha Epstein By Susan Goldstein
DORA ARONSON HELPING Appreciation of Cantor Vicky Glikin By Beverly & Joe Goldman By The Family of Edward Epstein Memory of Jerry Zellman
By Harold Wolf Kolni Memory of Fred Greene Memory of Sondra Hollander By Sandy & Dan Gorman
HANDS FUND
Distributions by Rabbi David Stern to Appreciation of Rabbi Kimberly By William G. Burns By Maddy & Mark Unterberg Memory of Joyce Zellman
individuals in need of financial assistance, Herzog Cohen By Barbara & Donald Zale Memory of Norma Levitan By Sandy & Dan Gorman
particularly in dire situations By The Family of Norman Kaplan Memory of Libby Greene By Saralynn Busch & Dr. Andrew Fenves Appreciation of Cantor Vicky Glikin
Memory of Antoinette Aaron Appreciation of Cantor Leslie Niren By William G. Burns By Maddy & Mark Unterberg By Brad Blumenthal
By Carla Sherman By Rachel & Matt Martinson By Barbara & Donald Zale Memory of Florence Manning Appreciation of Cantor Leslie Niren
Memory of Bob Bloom Appreciation of Rabbi Debra Robbins Memory of Ted Herman By Ann & Alan Bogdanow By Brad Blumenthal
By Irma Grossman By Ali & Ryan Dandes By Susan & Kenneth Chazanow Memory of Robin Ray Peterson Birthday of Miriam Vernon
By Michael, Laura & Rachel DePorte Memory of Sondra Hollander By Eileen Ray
Memory of Rose Kolni By Berta Goetz
By Harold Wolf Kolni By Arnold Cuellar
By Joni & Bob Cohan Memory of Barbara Rabin By Hilde Schwartz
By Nanci & Eddie Utay By Elizabeth Hirsch
Memory of Lenore H. Litman By Susan D. Kaminsky
By Marilyn & Michael Vender
By Susan & Joel Litman & Family Memory of Ira Kassanoff Memory of Paul Salzberger ALINE C. RUTLAND PRAYER
Appreciation of Rabbi Amy Ross By Claire Woodcock
Memory of Si Sherman By Anjelica N. Ruiz
By Cindy & Alan Golman BOOK FUND
By Carla Sherman Memory of Norma Levitan Memory of Joseph Solomon Purchases of prayer books
Appreciation of Rabbi David Stern By Janice & Art Weinberg
Memory of Diane Morchower Siegel By Sister & Joel Steinberg As a Contribution
By Scott McCartney
By Bette & Gary Morchower Memory of Bill Lux Memory of Helen Tracey By Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood
By Anjelica N. Ruiz
By Susan & Kenneth Chazanow By Devora Rubin
Memory of Philip Silverberg By The Family of Paul Salzberger
By Cathey & Jim Greenfield Memory of Beatrice Malow Memory of Maxwell Wallenstein (Mac) ADULT PROGRAMS
Appreciation of Rabbi Dan Utley
By Barbara & Richard Toranto By The David Wallenstein Family
By Anjelica N. Ruiz ATID (YOUNG ADULTS)
SUSAN SALOM CLERGY GOOD By The Leanse Family Memory of Hannah Lois Okon Appreciation of Rabbi Debra Robbins
By Susan & Kenneth Chazanow Support of Jewish engagement of young
WORKS FUND As a Contribution By The Family of Edward Epstein adults in their 20s and 30s
Distributions to charitable organizations, By Ali & Ryan Dandes Memory of Joan Pollock By Marla & George Williams
By Barbara & Donald Zale Marriage of Marissa Shiller &
individuals in need or community causes by Bris of Austin Jacob Meyer Appreciation of Paige & Marc Sachs Josh Bethke
Temple’s clergy By The Field Family Memory of Paul Salzberger By Mary Lee & Michael Broder By Vicki & Brian Shiller
Memory of Lawrence “Larry” Albert By Dana Cutright
Conversion of George Williams
By Mitzi & Rick Kahn By Elizabeth Hirsch TEMPLE EMANU-EL
By Chris & Karen Cheniae
Memory of Helen Tracey
KATHERINE F. BAUM ADULT
Memory of Irwin B. Behrendt Honor of Cantor Vicky Glikin ENDOWMENT FUND EDUCATION FUND
By Lynn & Bob Behrendt By A.J. Norman Distribution from the Temple’s foundation
By The Family of Libby Ann & Fred Greene Support for adult education programs
Memory of Irene Cohen Marriage of Karen Morchower & supporting Temple’s programs
Honor of Rabbi David Stern Memory of Jacque Prager
By Marilyn Fiedelman Drew Donosky Memory of Norma Levitan
By The Family of Libby Ann & Fred Greene By Sylvia & Malcolm Cohen
By Susan Hoffman & Sam Gottlieb By Lisa A. & Dr. Jeff Genecov
Memory of Ron Fiedelman Naming of Noah Dandes Speedy Recovery of Marla H. Bane
By Marilyn Fiedelman By Ali & Ryan Dandes Memory of Helen Tracey By Peggy & Dave Millheiser
RABBI GERALD J. KLEIN By Alexandra & Marc Lieberman
Memory of Rita Goldberg
By Sylvia & Malcolm Cohen ANNE AND SAM KESNER CARING MEMORIAL CEMETERY FUND Memory of Jack Wertheimer
Beautification and improvements of the HENRY D. SCHLINGER ETHICS
Memory of Elsie L. Herman By Claire Dewar
CONGREGATION FUND Temple Emanu-El Cemetery SYMPOSIUM ENDOWMENT FUND
By Sandy & Ron Cohen Assistance for Temple members through Conversion of George Williams Support of the ethics symposium
Memory of Rose Kessel By Julie & Michael Weinberg
Memory of Bebe Hess all phases of life including hospitalization, Memory of Sondra Hollander
By Elaine & Ken Stillman
By Bonnie & Michael Grossfeld elder care, military service, mental health
Memory of Sondra Hollander challenges and grief As a Contribution MUSIC AND PRAYER By Sheryl & Gordon Bogen
By Marcia & Ed Fitzmaurice
By Ruth Robinson Memory of Sondra Hollander MUSIC FUND
By Carol & Barry Sobol SOCIAL JUSTICE
By Sherilee & Richard Trubitt By Laurie Robinson Frankoff & Enhancement of Temple music programs
Memory of Frances Leanse Richard Frankoff
RABBI GERALD J. KLEIN Memory of Fred Greene HUNGER RELIEF PROJECTS
By The Leanse Family Memory of Rose Kolni By June Leib
Memory of Joseph Charles Levinger By Judy & Ron Foxman GARDEN FUND Collection of funds for hunger relief
Maintenance of the Klein Garden Memory of Libby Greene throughout the year, especially during High
By Barbara Banner & Spencer & Memory of Jordan Roseman By June Leib Holy Days and Passover
Max Michlin By The Roseman Family Memory of Antoinette Aaron
By Sandy & Dan Gorman Memory of Sondra Hollander Memory of Doris Sigel Abramson
Memory of Norma Levitan Honor of Beth Gold By Connie Rudick
Memory of Leah Geller Gordon By Faye & Howard Polakoff
By Julie & Michael Lowenberg By OriAnn Phillips
By Ettie & Melvin Weinberg By Storrow & Murray Gordon Memory of Sam Kassed Memory of Ida Michaelson Abramson
Memory of Harry A. Levy OUR TEMPLE AND Memory of Paul Salzberger
By Blanche Weinberger By Faye & Howard Polakoff
By Michael Levy CEMETERY By Staci & Jeff Mankoff Memory of Rose Kolni Memory of Jack Michael Abramson
By Judi & Randy Ratner By Faye & Howard Polakoff
Memory of Bob Miller Memory of Esther Stein
By Kim & Avrum Schonwald ROSE MARION AND LEE H. BERG By Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Barzune Memory of Norma Levitan Memory of Lawrence “Larry” Albert
BUILDING FUND By Janet Coppinger By Maureen & Gregory Redish
Memory of Mildred Munves
By Lois Golman Upkeep and maintenance of our GENERAL By Judy & Ron Foxman Memory of Herman Beck
historic building Memory of Ruth Levy By Susan & Daryl Beck
Memory of Jacque Prager TEMPLE EMANU-EL GENERAL By Blanche Weinberger
By Cathy Seltzer Negrel & Pierre Negrel Memory of Roger Asch Memory of Robert M. Cohen
By Linkie Seltzer & The Seltzer Family By Susan & Kenneth Chazanow OPERATING FUND Memory of Dena Morchower By Malcolm & Sylvia Cohen
Memory of Rose Chazanow Support of Temple’s general programs By Bette & Gary Morchower Memory of Sondra Hollander
Memory of Irving Sheinfeld and events By Stacy & Stuart Simon
By Debbie & David Sheinfeld By Susan & Kenneth Chazanow By Joyce & Joe Rosenfield
Memory of Jerry Ely Memory of Antoinette Aaron Memory of Paul Salzberger Memory of Frank J. Karpel
Memory of Nancy Todes By Edie & Paul Singer By June Leib
By Julie & Michael Lowenberg By Susan & Kenneth Chazanow By Janet Coppinger
14 The Window | AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021CONTRIBUTIONS AND COMMUNITY
Music, Arts and Culture 2021-2022 Season
Five powerful performances. In-person and online. Incredible.
NOVEMBER 14 | Lounge Emanu-El FEBRUARY 27 | The Cantor’s Quest
An evening of cool jazz with José Bowen, Cantors Vicky Glikin A charismatic one-man musical theater show with Cantor Jack
and Leslie Niren and friends. Mendelson that will make you laugh and cry. Original music
by Cantor Jonathan Comisar.
DECEMBER 2 | Hanukkah at NorthPark
Our annual festive concert with Cantors Vicky Glikin and Leslie MAY 6-8 | Bluegrass on the Bimah
Niren alongside the Temple Emanu-El adult and youth choirs. A spirited Shabbat with Nefesh Mountain, our favorite toe-
tapping Jewish bluegrass band.
JANUARY 7-9 | Weekend of Singing and Soul
Connect to the Divine through the soulful sounds of singer-
songwriters Deborah Sacks Mintz and Josh Warshawsky,
accompanied by talented violinist Coleen Dieker.
tedallas.org/mac
Memory of Wm R. Katz Memory of Sondra Hollander Engagement & Ordination of GINA ROSENFIELD LEVY YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP FUND
By Frances Schneider By Annette Corman Hannah Elkin GREENE FAMILY CAMP Financial assistance to families for
Memory of Rose Kolni Memory of Joan Pollock By Marcia Grossfeld participation in youth programs
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
By Sally & Rick Rosenberg By Annette Corman Financial assistance to families for Greene Memory of Rose Kolni
By Fran, Jeff, Mollie & Dani Toubin Memory of Paul Salzberger SOCIAL JUSTICE FUND FOR Family Camp By Robin Kosberg & Mark Washofsky
Memory of Norma Levitan By Annette Corman YOUTH EDUCATION Memory of Leo Slakman
By Mary Ann Lustig Graduation of Alexandra Horn Support of worthwhile educational causes By Becky & Norman Slakman
WRJ
By Sally & Rick Rosenberg By Marcia Grossfeld for youth in need
By Miriam Vernon Bat Mitzvah of the Granddaughter of WRJ/SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE
Honor of Harold Kolni LOMDIM PROJECT
Memory of Morton Rachofsky By Betsy & Tom McCrary Carol & Gary Cohen Support of an open and inclusive EMANU-EL
By Helen Feldman By Mimi & Marty Cohen community for YL+E children with Support of Women of Reform Judaism
Memory of Horst Rosenberg PRISCILLA R. STERN MEMORIAL special needs Memory of Norma Levitan
By Don May YOUTH AND EARLY By Randi & Michael Smerud
LITERACY FUND Memory of Rose Kolni
Memory of Helen Tracey CHILDHOOD By Beverly & Malcolm Bonnheim By Celia Saunders & Minnette Klein
Support of literacy projects in the general
By Mary Ann Lustig and Jewish communities
EDUCATION
DAVID B. SHALOM RELIGIOUS YES FUND OF SISTERHOOD
THE JILL STONE TIKKUN
Memory of Richard Albert EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Support of the Youth, Education and
By Nancy & Tony Kaufman CENTER (ECEC) FUND EDUCATION FUND Service program of Women of Reform
OLAM FUND Memory of Sondra Hollander Financial assistance for religious education Judaism
Support of Temple’s social justice Support of ECEC programs for Temple members
By Suellen & A.J. Rosmarin Memory of Betty Rubin
programs including initiatives, advocacy, Memory of Leonard Kolodny As a Contribution
Memory of Max Rosmarin By Jamie & Ed Tonkon By Laurie, Kathy & Stephen Shwiff
projects and lectures By Margo Bernstein
By Suellen & A.J. Rosmarin & Family
Memory of Sondra Hollander Memory of Norma Levitan
Memory of Diane Morchower Siegel By Marcy & Michael Grossman Memory of Norma Levitan
By Suzi & Jack Greenman Martin and Charlotte Weiss
By Stacy & Stuart Simon By Phyllis & Marty Mills
Memory of Ruth Kleinman Memory of Rick Simon Religious School Fund
Memory of Ben Weinberg By Lita Marishak
By Harold Kleinman Scholarships for YL+E fees, books and
By Ettie & Melvin Weinberg YOLANDA CLARK FUND
Memory of Paul McIntosh As a Contribution additional expenses Provision of scholarships for immersive
Anniversary of Rebecca & By Dafna & Alan Kikuchi
By Tricia Krauss-Lehrman & Mark Lehrman Memory of Norman Chaiken Jewish youth learning experiences
Mark Masinter
Memory of Ann Zar Taub By Ruthie & Alan Shor Honor of Estela Lipnick By Lynn & Jay Staub Memory of Norma Levitan
By Rabbi Joshua & Debbie Taub By Janet & Elton Lipnick Memory of Allen Schwait By Lynn Swartz
Bar Mitzvah of EJ Robert Simon
Memory of Arthur L. Taub By Michael & Julie Lowenberg By Carol & Robert Hirsh & Family By WRJ/Sisterhood of
By Rabbi Joshua & Debbie Taub Birthday of Gloria Bookstein Temple Emanu-El
By Shelley & Richard Hirsh
AUGUST–SEPTEMBER 2021 | The Window 15Periodicals
Time Sensitive Material
8500 Hillcrest Road | Dallas, Texas 75225
TEMPLE EMANU-EL
Founded in 1872 | 214.706.0000 | Fax: 214.706.0025 | tedallas.org
TEMPLE EMANU-EL CEMETERY
Jeff Friedman, Director of Cemetery Operations
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TEMPLE WRJ BROTHERHOOD
PRESIDENT LEADERS PRESIDENT
Sarith Abramowitz
Beth Gold Dr. Xico R. Baruch Garcia
Celia Saunders
MAIN NUMBER...................................................................... 214.706.0000
CLERGY
Rabbi David Stern.........................................................................214.706.0015
Rabbi Debra J. Robbins..................................................................214.706.0017
Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen........................................................214.706.0026
Rabbi Daniel Utley........................................................................214.706.0026 In Temple’s Corner
Cantor Vicky Glikin........................................................................214.706.0018 These documents from Temple’s cornerstone dedication
Cantor Leslie Niren........................................................................214.706.0018
illustrate the excitement and aspiration that accompanied
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Temple’s move to its current location. In architecture, the
Meredith Fried.......................................................................................Ext. 130 cornerstone is traditionally the first stone that is laid for a
DEPARTMENT OF CONGREGATIONAL ADVANCEMENT structure and orients the building in a certain direction.
Sandy Diamond, Senior Director.......................................................... Ext. 198 While Temple’s cornerstone was not the first stone that was
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION & ENGAGEMENT put down, it is the only stone that holds a time capsule!
Rabbi Amy Ross, Senior Director................................................ 214.706.0021 Members from the Confirmation class of 1899 and 1956,
THE WINDOW along with Raymond Israel, the Director of Education at the
Erica Drogoszewski, Director of Brand Marketing & Communications.............Ext. 159 time, placed a prayer book and a Bible in the stone before it
Connie Dufner, Editorial Director.................................................214.706.0000 was sealed. In a way, the building’s foundation was set that
Ann Wilson, Graphic Designer..................................................................Ext. 171 day. We live out our values taught in Torah and expressed in
the prayer book through our many social justice, education
and social opportunities. As Lawrence S. Pollock, then board
vice president, said, we sealed the cornerstone “not only
with the physical labor of our hands, but with the hopes and
The Window (USPS #017-824) is published monthly with a combined aspirations of our hearts. As this sacred building grows in
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