TEMPLE EMANU-EL BULLETIN

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1 Shabbat and other services are held in our new synagogue, th Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL Friday Erev Shabbat Services, 6:30 pm until Feb 10, then 6:00 Date: parshat Mar 2: 6:00 Tetsaveh Ex 27:20-30:10 Mar 9: 6:00 Ki Tisa Ex 30:11-34:35 Mar 16 6:00 Vayakhel & Pukudi Ex 35:1-40:38 Mar 23 6:00 Vayikrah Lev 1:1-5:26 Mar 30 6:00 Tsav Lev 6:1-8:36 Apr 6 (Passover) Ex 12:21-51, Num 28:16-25 Apr 13 (Passover) Deut 14:22-16:17 Other Events Sun, Feb 26: 11-12: Torah Study 12:30-1:30: ReJewvenation class Sat, Mar 3, 6 to 9:30: Jazz Café, a fundraiser sponsored by Adult Education. Sun Mar 4: Religious School Purim Party Sun, Mar 4, 4 pm: BELLY DANCING class in time for Purim Mar 7-8 Purim Fri, Mar 23, 12:15: Men s Club lunch at Yakamos Turkish restaurant Mar 24=Rosh Chodesh Nissan Mar 30: deadline for community seder reservations (with check) see p. 5 April 6, 5:30 pm: First night of Passover, Community Seder and Shabbat See also calendar on page 3 Jazz Café An Adult Education Fundraiser at Temple Emanu-El The Voodoo Saints March 3: Tickets, $25 for a jazz evening, Jambalaya dinner, New Orleans coffee and more. Drink tickets extra at the door. To reserve, CALL Pam DeWitt, TEMPLE EMANU-EL BULLETIN Temple Emanu-El th Ave Tuscaloosa, AL (205) Steven L. Jacobs, Rabbi Joel Whitman, President March 2012 Adar-Nissan 5772 From Rabbi Jacobs Purim and Pesach: Birds of a Feather! Dear Friends, This month we celebrate our victory over our near-genocide at the hands of the Persian Prime Minister Haman. Regardless or perhaps despite historical problems associated with the event, it is certainly emblematic and symbolic of all past attempts to do us in. Next month we will celebrate Pesach (Passover), our liberation of the slavery in historical Egypt which lasted, according to our traditional understanding, ten generations or four hundred years. The late professor of Jewish history at Columbia University, NY, Salo Baron, spoke disparagingly of what he called "the lachrymose view of Jewish history," i.e. that all-too-often we Jews tend to emphasize and overemphasize the negativities of our past and fail to celebrate the joys of our successes. While there is limited truth in his observation, Baron himself failed to take into account the fullness of the Jewish religious calendar that has sustained our people since our birth. To be sure, there are Tisha B'Av and Yom Ha-Shoah and even Yom Kippur, but there are also Rosh Ha- Shanah, Sukkot, Simchat Torah, Chanukkah, Tu B'Shvat, Purim, Pesach, and Shavuot. While the former are momentarily depressing, the latter are momentarily exhilarating and give joy each in its own way. Taken together, the fullness of our Jewish religious calendar reflects the human journey, mixing together the good with the bad, the up with the down, the sad with the happy. What emerges at the end of every calendar cycle is the most joyous fact of all: We are here; our enemies are not. We succeeded; they failed. What else is there to say other than to be happy celebrating Purim and Pesach??? Shalom, Rabbi Steve Jacobs The University of Alabama Department of Religious Studies, 212 Manly Hall Box , Tuscaloosa, AL (205) Fax (205) sjacobs@bama.ua.edu Website INSIDE: JEWISH FOOD n FILM FESTIVAL p. 5 WE HAVE A YOUTH GROUP AGAIN! Teen Torah Scholars, p. 6 Community First-Night Seder Reservation Form on page 5 Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

2 From the President: Have a happy Passover. Joel Whitman, President Jewish Holy Day Calendar 2012 / 5772 March Wednesday-ThursdayPurim April Friday-SaturdayPesach (Passover Festival of Liberation) 19ThursdayYom Ha-Shoah (Holocaust Commemoration Day) 25WednesdayYom Ha-Zikaron (Israeli Soldiers Memorial Day)* 26ThursdayYom Ha-Atzmaut (Israel Independence Day) May ThursdayLag B Omer (33rd Day of the Harvest)* 20 SundayYom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Unity Day)* 26-28Saturday-MondayShavuot* July Saturday-SundayTisha B Av (9th of Av Collective Memorial Day) *(To be observed on the Shabbat following) Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa, Inc th Ave., Tuscaloosa, AL (205) templeemanuel.tuscaloosa@gmail.com Copyright 2011, Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Officers President: Joel Whitman 1st Vice Pres.: Chet Goldstein 2nd Vice Pres.: Anna Singer Secretary: Ella Rosen Treasurer: Larry Fagen Corresponding Secretary: Parliamentarian: Ron Hood (Immediate Past President) Board of Trustees: Baila Block, Howard Brown, Becky Caudill, Ken DeWitt, Betty Jo Goldstein, Hattie Kaufman, Teddy Katz, Allen Rosen, Sheldon Rosenzweig, Ed Schnee, Diana Schwab; also current Sisterhood & Men s Club Presidents Temple Committees and Chairs: Adult Education: Diana Schwab Caring / Sunshine: see Sisterhood Building Management: Doris Cohen, Teddy Katz, Anna Singer Finance: Ed Schnee Fundraising: Elmer Carlin Jewish Film Festival: Paul Horwitz Membership*: Becky Caudill Men s Club President: Steven Schwab Mitzvah / Social Action: Shari Augins, Betty Lichstein Recycling: Diane Brown, Marianne Rosenzweig, Anna Singer Personnel: Rebecca Rothmn, Joel Whitman Religious School*: Rebecca Rothman Ritual, Music, and Cemetery*: Becky Caudill Sisterhood President: Anna Singer Social & Programs: Betty Jo Goldstein, Joel Whitman University Relations: Karen Steckol * = board position Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

3 March 2012 Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Adar-Nissan 5772 Feb 26 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 10:30-Torah Study, 12:30- ReJewvenation class March 1 2 6:00 erev Shabbat service 3 Parshat Tetsaveh 6:30-9:30 JAZZ CAFE 4 Religious School 4 pm: Belly Dancing Class at Temple 5 Noon: Jewish Book Group in TE library 6 7 Purim 8 Purim 9 6:00 erev Shabbat service 10 Parshat Ki Tisa 11 10:30-Torah Study, 12:30- ReJewvenation class 12 SPRING 13 BREAK 14 WEEK :00 erev Shabbat service 17 Parshat Vyakhel & Pekudi 18 NO RELIGIOUS SCHOOL :15: Men s Club lunch at Yakamos 6:00 erev Shabbat service 24 Parshat Vayikrah 25 Religious School :00 erev Shabbat service 31 Parshat Tsav April :30 pm erev Shabbat and FIRST NIGHT OF PASSOVER; Community Seder 14 Jewish Holy Day Calendar 2012 / 5772 March Wednesday-Thursday Purim April Friday-SaturdayPesach (Passover Festival of Liberation) 19ThursdayYom Ha-Shoah (Holocaust Commemoration Day) 25WednesdayYom Ha-Zikaron (Israeli Soldiers Memorial Day)* 26ThursdayYom Ha-Atzmaut (Israel Independence Day) 6:00 erev Shabbat service 8 th night of Passover 8 th day of Passover May ThursdayLag B Omer (33rd Day of the Harvest)* 20 SundayYom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Unity Day)* 26-28Saturday-MondayShavuot* July Saturday-SundayTisha B Av (9th of Av Collective Memorial Day) *(To be observed on the Shabbat following) Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

4 TEMPLE BOARD ACTIONS, February 12, 2012 Funds have been approved for the repair of two of our Torahs. The third (large) one cannot be restored. The board approved payment for the donors plaque Payment of land rent to UA was approved This year s Annual Meeting in June will include the election of new officers and board members. At the January Board meeting, the President appointed Ron Hood as nominating committee chair. Please respond when asked to run for a position, or if you are interested in any position, please approach Ron. Joel Whitman and Star Bloom will each approach the university about lighting along our walkway, which is very dark at night. The board expressed appreciation to Larry Fagen for the excellent job he has been doing as Treasurer. The next board meeting will be announced. Your New Synagogue From Baila Block and Anna Singer Jan 31, 2012 We now have recycling bins for aluminum cans and magazines/newspapers. Please bring these items to the back patio so that we can take them to make a little cash for Temple. All Programming (Temple Use) must be cleared through Betty Jo Goldstein ( ) and Joel Whitman Here are some things still pending: Playground: Parents and staff will need to make choices about what equipment to put in. Note: UA has approved our making a special pathway to the playground, using 12x12 custom blocks that children (and adults) can decorate. We ll charge for these to help purchase the playground equipment. Furnishings, etc aren t quite complete (see wish list below) Artwork: There is no further wall space to be filled. Please see the Board s policy concerning donations of art and other tangible items, published in several previous bulletins. Wish List Another rolling tea cart maybe a nice wooden one for siddurs (the one intended for books has instead become a kitchen cart) YEARBOOK CORRECTIONS Teddy Katz has changed his address to: tskatz@bellsouth.net Elmer Carlin s new address: 800 Rice Valley Rd, #F-17, Tuscaloosa, 35406; phone is still Karen Pate s home phone is Under Silverstone, add Laura Reed s cell number: Hillel s phone number is HILLEL UPDATES Bama Hillel is having a Purim Spa Day on March 4, open only to Hillel students. Hillel students will be invited to attend Temple Emanu-El s first-night Seder, but because Passover starts on Friday night this year, not many students are expected to attend. Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

5 2012 Jewish Film Festival Opening night: Food and Film Saturday, March 24 6:30 pm: Food Festival (limited to 200 patrons) with music by The Promised Band 7:30 p.m.: Screening of The Yankles (film only $7 / $6 / $5) Admission to both the food festival and screening of the opening film is $12 in advance and $15 at the door Advance tickets are only available from the Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood: or jfftuscaloosa@gmail.com BONUS: Southern Jewish Art Exhibit Cultural Jewels: The Collages of Helen P. Shapiro ( ) March 24 April 30; Reception April 5 from 5-7pm during Art Night Bama Theatre s Greensboro Room Gallery Hours Mon-Fri 9 am-12 noon and 1 pm 4 pm; also during Bama events In addith tion to food and film, patrons of The Arts Council s 10 Annual Jewish Film Festival will be given the opportunity to view the visual art of Helen Shapiro in the theatre s Greensboro Room. A member of Meridian, Mississippi s Jewish community, the artist worked in a variety of media, but focused on fabric collage in her later years. She focused on subject matter reflecting the people and culture of her environment and also the diverse ethnicity and geography outside of her own Southern experience. The display is coordinated by her personal friend and Tuscaloosa artist, Deborah Hughes. Kevin Ledgewood, The Arts Council Reservation for 2012 Community First-Night Seder Friday, April 6, 2012, 5:30 pm, in Temple Emanu-El Menu: Matzah ball soup, Gefilte Fish, Matzah, Chicken breast (or vegetarian entrée), roasted asparagus, carrots, roasted potatoes, Passover sponge cake, fruit, wine Price per adult: $ Per child under 12: $ Per Hillel-affiliated student: $13.00 Reservation deadline is March 30, 2012 Reservation form must be accompanied by your check, or places cannot be held. There will be NO admissions at the door without prior paid reservations. Adult meals: chicken, $28 per: $ Children s meals: chicken, $12.00 per: $ Hillel students: chicken, $13.00 per: $ Total enclosed: $ Names of all those attending on this reservation: Phone/ contact information MAIL THIS FORM WITH YOUR CHECK TO: SISTERHOOD, TEMPLE EMANU-EL, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL ANNA SINGER, Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March 2012 TH AVE, TUSCAOOSA, AL 5

6 EDUCATION Teen Torah Group We have a Youth Group again! The Teen Torah group is meeting Sundays at noon with Ben Flax, a Hillel student, as their leader. The group includes Morgan DeWitt, Jenna Sherman, Sam Sogol, and Anna Sogol. They plan to participate with teens from Temple Emanu-El Birmingham in a post-tornado visit. Rebecca Rothman Religious School Calendar for Spring 2012: Sunday Feb 26 Sunday School, 10 am Stepping Stones - 10am : Chap. 9 & 10 Sunday March 4 Sunday School at 10 am, Purim Party 11:15-Noon Pre-School #2-10:15-11am (Topic: Purim) (Spring Break March 11-18) Sunday March 25 - Sunday School, 10 am Pre-School #3-10:15-11am (Topic: Passover) Sunday April 1 Sunday School, 10 am Stepping Stones - 10 am: Chap. 11 & Final Thoughts (No school for Pesach April 8) Sunday April 15 Sunday School, 10 am Sunday April 22 Sunday School, 10 am Sunday April 29 - LAST DAY of Sunday School, 10 am (Lag B omer picnic & party 11am-Noon) Pre-School #4-10:15-11am (Topic: Lag B Omer) Wednesday Hebrew 4pm-5pm: Jan 25 Feb 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 (NOT March 7 Purim, or 14th, Sp. break) March 21, 28 April 4, 11, 18 April 25 Last day! "Stepping Stones" is a Jewish family education program sponsored by Religious School; Marianne Rosenzweig is the facilitator, and seven families participated in the program Adult Education Torah Study will meet in the library from 11 am to noon, on these Sundays: Mar 4 & 25, Apr 1 & 15, May 6 & 20. Please bring your own coffee and snack. A new adult education class, ReJewvenation, taught by Rabbi Jacobs, takes place after Torah Study from 12:30 to 1:30. Bring along a brown-bag lunch. Dates for this class are Mar 4 & 25, Apr 1 & 15, May 6 & 20. The class will use the text The Jewish Experience by Rabbi Jacobs. Please stay tuned for other future Adult Education events. Via a charitable donation and an Adult Education contribution the temple will soon own sufficient copies of the new prayerbook for Shabbat services. Members who want to own a personal copy of the new Shabbat prayerbook please contact Diana Schwab at dschwab345@comcast.net. The Jazz Café, an Adult Education Fundraiser, will be held on March 3, from 6:30 to 9:30. It will feature dinner, drinks, and music by the Voodoo Saints, a 4-person jazz band. For more information, contact Diana Schwab at dschwab345@comcast.net The Temple Emanu-El Fundraiser and Silent Auction, The Jazz Café, will be held at the Temple on Saturday night, March 3, The price of admission $25.00, includes entertainment by The Voodoo Saints, Emeril's Jambalaya with turkey, assorted pickled vegetables, cafe au lait and bread pudding. Beer, wine, and soda will be extra. There will be a limited number of vegetarian meals available by request to Diana Schwab. Call or Diana Schwab for more information, , dschwab345@comcast.net Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

7 American Hebrew Academy This is the first Jewish boarding school in America. It s located in Greensboro, N.C. and accepts students from 9 th through 12 th grades. It boasts a strong college prep program and a thorough religious one as well one that crosses all American Jewish denominations. For more information, visit americanhebrewacademy.org or phone Summer Camp! It s not too early to look into Camp Jacobs, our regional URJ camp in Utica, MS. Check it out at jacobs.urjcamps.org and don t forget Sisterhood has a camp scholarship to offer children of congregants. SISTERHOOD The meeting on Feb 19 th, at Pam DeWitt s home, included planning for the upcoming community Passover seder on April 6 th. Thanks to Pam for a delicious brunch in her lovely home. THERE WILL BE NO MARCH SISTERHOOD MEETING. Instead, committees will be planning the Community Seder. Coming up: SISTERHOOD S 100 TH ANNIVERSARY in 2013: We re making plans for next year, including possibly sending a rep to the national, and for us, a GROUP BAT MITZVAH. Anna will be sending an interest to start planning our classes. SISTERHOOD GIFT SHOP: Our shop is a glass cabinet in the hallway near the classrooms. Our cookbook, beautiful tallit sets, and other items are on display. We can order for you on request. Ann Powers and Anna Singer are now in charge of the shop. If you need any thing Jewish, from candles to tallisim to ketubot, please contact them at annpowersmusic@gmail.com or annajsinger@hotmail.com MEN S CLUB The men's club will have its first monthly luncheon on Friday, March 23 at 12:15 at Yakamos Turkish restaurant. I will send out an with directions in mid-march. All Jewish men are welcome. Steve Schwab, President JEWISH BOOK GROUP We re an informal group of addicted book-readers, and try to pick titles that have some relationship to Jewish life or history. Feel free to join us; please bring your own lunch! I hope to see you at the meetings. We have some interesting discussions, especially if there are differences of opinions. or call me for further information. Shari Augins (fgpsa@hotmail.com, ) NEXT MEETING: FEB 6, Noon at the Temple. Mitzvah GEN. 58:6-7: Is not this the fast that I have chosen: to unlock the shackles of injustice to let the oppressed go free Surely it is to share your bread with the hungry, and to bring the homeless poor into your house. Meals on Wheels We will need volunteers for February. Please call Becky Caudill at or her at whom57ever@mail.com Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

8 High Holidays (and year-round) food drive The basket for High Holiday donations to WEST ALABAMA FOOD BANK stays in a corner of the lobby. You can bring in canned goods (or checks) and leave them there any time. There is also a basket for hotel toiletries (and/or checks), to be donated to TURNING POINT. Thanks to Shari Augins and Betty Lichstein for these mitzvot. Recycling: Now at the Temple We ve got recycling bins outside the kitchen doors for ALUMINUM CANS and MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS! Recycling is going well Waste Management now pays for magazines along with newspapers, so be sure to save BOTH. Thanks to Nettie Blume, Hattie Kaufman, Barbara Hood, and Rebecca Rothman who drop off their newspapers, magazines, and aluminum cans at the Singer home, th Ave. Other drop-off points: Diane Brown, 963 Germantown Rd 35406, and Marianne Rosenzweig, 1701 Dearing Place, and now the Temple! Outreach Prison Ministry Requests Donations of Jewish Texts Torahs, Jewish literature (history, language, fiction), Jewish Magazines, Videos are needed for use in jails and prisons nationwide. Please respond to: Chaplin Joe Roche, Outreach Prison Ministry 233 Allen Dr. Braintree VT joe35468@yahoo.com Congregational News Mazel Tov Call her Doctor Geri Stone successfully defended her dissertation in January, and will receive the PhD at the Spring UA graduation. Actually, she says only Bob has to call her Dr. Stone, and the rest of us can still be friends with the old Geri. Call Him Engaged Teddy Katz and Lisa Fishman of Birmingham are engaged as of Valentine s Day. They plan a spring wedding. We all know Teddy, who grew up in Temple Emanu-El and is a radio commercial manager. Lisa is a teacher at the Creative Montessori School in Birmingham; she grew up in Huntsville. March Happy Birthdays 17 Pat Caudill 19 Morgan DeWitt March Anniversaries None listed. Send us yours! We d like to note birthdays and anniversaries for our congregants in each bulletin. Send your family s birthdates (month/date/year or skip the year if you prefer) and anniversary dates to: annajsinger@hotmail.com Special Thanks This Month To Teddy Katz, for tending to so much in the Temple To Stephanie Jacobs, for vectorizing the donors plaque (a job she has donated) To Pam DeWitt, for applying her considerable organizational skills to our Temple events Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

9 Donations If not me who? If not now, when? Hillel To the Temple General Fund: From Aaron and Rhoda Levine of Lawrenceville, NJ in thanks for their visit to Temple Emanu-El To the Temple Building Fund: None reported this month In kind to the Temple None reported this month To the Rabbi Support Fund: Becky and Pat Caudill Allen Rosen To the Rabbi s Discretionary Fund: None reported this month To the Temple Prayerbook Fund: From Becky and Pat Caudill for a large-print copy in memory of Nat Levine From Norman and Anna Singer for two large-print copies in memory of Stephen and Louise Fleck, and Morris and Anna C. Singer To Sisterhood Tree of Life Fund: None reported this month To the Religious School: From Bob and Geri Stone, in honor of the Children s Service on February 3 rd. Please send all Temple donation and commitment checks to Treasurer, Temple Emanu-El, th Ave., Tuscaloosa, AL Please send Sisterhood Tree of Life donations to Baila Block, 844 Pinemont Dr. N, Tusca-loosa, AL Please send other Sisterhood donations and commitment checks to: Marianne Rosenzweig, 1704 Dearing Pl, Tuscaloosa, AL Please send JUAF donations to Treasurer. JUAF, th Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

10 Yahrzeits Names of those who have died in the last 12 months, to be read at each service: Milton Sogol, 6/1/11 Joan Carlin Schwartz Spaw 7/9/11 Annie Ruth Bellenger, 8/20/11 Sylvia Steiner Aaron, 8/24/11 Leon J. Weinberger, 9/5/2011 Karen Steckol, 11/5/2011 Ruth Carlin, 11/25/2011 Alan Sterling, 12/14/2011 Sarah Lichstein, 12/19//11 Mar 2 Chaim Lazer Abraham Brown Gertrude Temerson Vita M. Raymon Esther Baxt Nettie Cohen George Katz Emma Minkovitz Friedman Bank Sam Weisel Mar 9 Wendy Kerner Phyllis Mund Regina Kristal Louis Hodges Rose Pater Joseph Zumpano Mar 16 Ethel Weldman Lee Black Mildred Richardson Margaret Tanski Michael Fierman Elke Stabiner Louise H. Fleck Mar 23 Lawrence Mund Lynn Rosemore Robert Owen Edward Bain Florence Kaufman Charlotte Rosen Mar 30 Eleanore Morton Helene Fleck Percy Jacobson Ann Engel Harry Siegal Rosa B Brown Apr 6 Chase R. King Edward Kofman Abe Schweitzer Melvin "Stick" Levy Betty Bloom Lillian Jacobs Check your Yahrzeits Please see the list of missing yahrzeit data on the next page. Please check for your friends or family members and their data, and send corrections to: annajsinger@hotmail.com Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

11 Missing Data, Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Yahrzeit list Name / date or partial date of death Need full date of death Need relationship(s) Aline N. Anhalt x Sadie Berman x Marilyn Bernatz x Lee Black x Esther Bloom x Abraham Brown Ida Brown Marie Brown Maude Loeb Brown Jenny Buchalter x Annie Fierman x Ettie Frank x Irving Hirsch x Aaron Hodges x Jack Huytken x Jerry Isaacson x Adolph Kalski X Clara Kalski x David Karasak X Baila Karasek x Alex Kartzinel x Edward Kofman X Ida Kofman x Regina Kristal x Charles Lavigne x Esther Sarah x x Levy 1974 Mose Levy 1945 x x Charles Loeb x Rose Mund x Norton Nedoss x Vita M. Raymon x Adolf Rosenfeld x Ida Rosenfeld L. Rosenfeld Louis Rosenfeld Lenore Rosenthal x Max Rosoff x Esther Segal x Sadie Siegal x Jack Solnick x Bessie Stein X David Stein x Bertha Sterman 1952 x x Gertrude Temerson x Bertha Turner 1977 x x Sara Weiner x Sam Wise 1948 x x X X X x X X x Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March

12 Year-Round Donation Form Your Name, Address, City, Zip: Please accept my contribution In honor of In memory of TEMPLE send contributions for all Temple funds to Larry Fagen, Treasurer, th Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL, q Temple General Fund q Building Fund q Memorial Fund q Rabbinical Fund q Pizitz Choir Fund q Library Fund q Estelle Weinberger Collection Fund q Rabbi s Discretionary Fund q Rosemore Religious School Fund q Prayerbook Fund (Name(s) to be placed in book: SISTERHOOD q Sisterhood Tree of Life Fund. send contributions for the Tree of Life Fund to Baila Block, 844 Pinemont Dr, N. Tuscaloosa, 36406, q Floral Fund for the High Holidays. send contributions for the Floral Fund to Diane Brown, 963 Gerrnantown Rd, Tuscaloosa, q Sisterhood General Fund. send contributions for the General Sisterhood Fund to Marianne Rosenzweig, 1704 Dearing Place, Tuscaloosa, AL Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa th Avenue Tuscaloosa, AL, templeemanuel.tuscaloosa@gmail.com If you have questions, comments, or information you would like to include in the bulletin, please annajsinger@hotmail.com Celebrating Judaism in Tuscaloosa, Alabama Temple Emanu-El of Tuscaloosa Bulletin March