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1 6OL =HALOM. O N G Q E G A S I O N : H A B A I = H O L O M Z / E C E M B E Q & $ $ ) Have You Seen the NEW Temple Website? It s Awesome! Go to 1

2 On December 8 th at the 8:00 p.m. service. Rabbi Mark Schiftan & Rabbi Alexis Berk will share with us what they experienced during the recent Interfaith Clergy trip to Israel. Join us on December 8 th during our 8:00 p.m. service as we say goodbye to,rabbi Allison & Ed Flash along with Sara, Adam & Daniel Best wishes on your journey to Seattle! Clearly from even a quick perusal of the November and this, the December, Kol Shalom publications, one sees that The Temple has a lot going on. I am very grateful that we as a congregation are able to offer such amazing opportunities. What interests me even more is how do we get to the point of offering anything. How does Temple decide to make available the myriad of study, worship, social action, and community building opportunities? Ever since our congregation s commitment to making the Covenant of Members the centerpiece of how we look at our relationship with each other, we have struggled with the real meaning and responsibility of that commitment. The Board is in the middle of an important discussion about how we make our Covenant the reality that we work from. Who sets the agenda? Who decides on the topics of discussion or study? Who can create a new approach to bring our Temple community together? Small congregations derive their direction from the expression of either a founding group or, if a little larger, a 2 Get on Board by Gus Kuhn Rabbinic presence. Larger congregations (over 1200 families or so) are really very corporate in their style. Their Religious School and/or their social action committee for example can be almost autonomous entities usually in best cases with strong congregational identity but often not. We work from a well known paradigm of a committee structure. This is part and parcel of our synagogue structure and the way members connect in our congregation. It is a factor of the size of our congregation. I think our congregation is in that sweet spot of size. We have strong leadership in the clergy and lay side that recognizes the importance of partnership. We have the ability from both a financial and human resource perspective to achieve much. This is the Covenant s model: To expect much of our clergy and staff and to offer much of ourselves. So who sets the agenda? The Temple through its Covenant says you set the agenda in partnership with the staff. Our commitment is to a bottoms-up approach where the desires of congregants get expressed by the committees and placed into action through the clergy/staff/lay partnership. This works well in most instances such as the recent Boulevard Bolt where so many volunteers worked to make the event hugely successful. The Bolt has its own coterie of volunteers because of its long history but part of its continued success comes from the direct support given by our clergy and staff, sometimes behind the scenes. Another somewhat smaller success story of the bottoms-up approach is our Women Engaged in Living and Learning (WELL) group. This group grew from several women who wanted to plan, in conjunction originally with Rabbi Flash and now with Rabbi Goldstein, opportunities to study and socialize. Ideas bubble up from both the congregants involved as well as from our Associate Rabbi. I point to successes and I believe we have many more. What our Board wants to explore is where we allow the professionals to just do it. or where committees feel out of the loop or unnecessary. Both the Clergy and lay leadership are committed to a congregational experience that promotes creativity and meaningful engagement with our Temple community. Our Covenant of Members asks you to lift up your voice and participate in the life of our Temple. We are searching for ways to best allow your voice to be heard and for your creative energy to be used for the betterment of The Temple. Your Board members and clergy seek your comments.

3 Bring your Menorah & Candles & Plan to Join Your Temple Family! th Friday, December 15 at 5:45 p.m. Chanukah Celebration at The Temple followed by dinner at 7:00 Cost of the Dinner is: $15.00 adults $5.00 children (3-11) Your check will serve as your reservation or you may pay via credit card by filling out the form below. Absolutely no reservations will be accepted after Wednesday, December 13th Reservations will not be accepted by phone. Mail or bring your check or credit card form in early!!!!!!!! to The Temple, 5015 Harding Road, Nashville, TN (Attention: Dinner Reservations Enclosed) Indicate Chanukah Dinner Reservations enclosed. Dinner Reservation Form Name: Phone: Number of Adults x $15 Number of Children x $5 (ages 3-11) Total Enclosed Your check will serve as your reservation or you may pay via credit card by filling out the form below. Mail your check or the form to The Temple, 5015 Harding Road, Nashville, TN (Attention: Dinner Reservations Enclosed) The Temple Credit Card Payment Authorization I authorize The Temple to charge my Visa Mastercard $ in payment for # Adults # Children Card #: Exp. Date: Card Holder s Name: (Please print) Signature: Date: 3

4 Confirmation Composites The Beautification Committee is pleased to offer you this unprecedented opportunity! Ever wish you could own one of those special pictures that grace the walls of The Temple... Your ancestors, your class or that of your children & grandchildren? For the cost of $30.00 each payable upon delivery, you can select and order any of the composites that are currently displayed at The Temple! Call The Temple ( ) and give us your order. Orders will be placed twice a year. Attention Seniors!!! The Social Action Committee is sponsoring a Medicare Prescription Plan Review on Sunday, December 10 th 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. & Saturday, December 16 th 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. at The Temple Dr. Bob Neaderthal will review the medications you take and help select the plan best suited for your needs. Bring your prescriptions...you will be seen on a first come first serve basis. The review will take approximately 10 minutes. 4

5 What s Going on at Mommy & Me December 7 10:30 a.m. Baby Yoga The Temple Attention Young Adults Jmingle & Hillel Grads! It s time for LATKAPALOOZA Sunday, December 24 th Come check out the scene Save the Date: January 24 th - Club Mid will sponsor a Wine & Cheese Reception in conjuction with the A.-J. Levine Lecture series. Watch for details - Club Mid is planning a visit to the Schermerhorn Symphony Hall this Spring! December 21 10:00 a.m. Chanukah Party with Playschool For additional information call Rabbi Goldstein ( ) Rabbi Goldstein & the Women of The Temple Temple s W.E.L.L Women Engaged in Living & Learning. Sunday, December 17 th at 6:00 p.m. Chanukah Pot Luck Supper at the home of Patty Marks, 210 Brook Hollow Road Sunday Morning Book Club The Temple book club is open to all members. Our next meeting will be on January 21 st at 10:15-11:30 a.m., in the Family Room at Temple. Please contact heidi.j.silver@vanderbilt.edu or mark.schoenfield@vanderbilt.edu ( ) for details or if you would like to be on our distribution list, or visit our website at Upcoming Reading: Here s a recap of the books we will be reading in the coming months. Sunday, January 21: Freakonomics, the two Steves ~ Sunday, February 18: Digging to America, Anne Tyler 5

6 6 R E L I G I O U S S C H O O L : Religious School Winter Programs Parent Workshop Raising Resilient Children with Dr. Robert Brooks Sunday, January 21 st Akiva School Continental Breakfast 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Workshop 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Outstanding Story Tellers, Entertainers & Performers The Temple invites you to join us for a weekend of Torah thru Art with Yarron Hackmon Family Workshop to Create Family Heirlooms from the Torah Saturday, February 10 Succah Builders th W.E.L.L. Friday, February 9 th Teacher-in- Workshop with Dr. Robert Brooks Sunday, January 21 st Akiva School Lunch 12:00 p.m. - 12:30 p.m. Workshop 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. This program is being sponsored through a grant from The Jewish Federation of Nashville. Special Religious School Weekend Program Saturday, January 20 th & Sunday, January 21 st Religious School for Grades Kindergarten - 5 th will be held on Saturday, January 20 th Kindergarten - 2 nd Grade 9:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m./3 rd - 5 th 10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Religious School for Grades 6 th & 7 th will be held Sunday, January 21 st / 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Watch for additional information!!! Sunday Program for Confirmation Students Maya Bregman walks the walk for Aids with her Mom, Joanne

7 This Fall at Temple Playschool by Eloise Hull, Director P L Special Guest Funny Classes A Y S Pretend Play Creative Art Getting Ready for Inspections C H O O Learning Important Skills Celebrating Fall Goodbye (Aloha) to our Ms. Ruth L Exhausted Singing in the Rain(forest) A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words 7

8 Sharing our Lives Alice, Russell and Jacob Rothman are proud to announce the arrival of Elena (Ellie) on November 8, 2006 at 6:40 a.m. Teri and Alan Cohen are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Stephanie, to Adam Keats on October 14, Stephanie and Adam live in San Francisco where he is a lawyer with the Center for Biological Diversity and she is a third year internal medicine resident at the University of California at San Francisco. Dr. and Mrs. Griffith Haber are pleased to announce the marriage of their son, Matthew Haber, to Ellen Duke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Duke of Franklin, Tennessee. The wedding took place on October 14 in Nashville. Matthew is the grandson of Murray Haber and the late Judy Haber and the late Shirley Haber, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kolker of Deerfield Beach, Florida. Ellen is the granddaughter of Mrs. Marion Duke of Nashville. Matthew and Ellen are both graduates of University School of Nashville and Washington University in St. Louis, where Matthew also received his master s degree in history. She is a real estate agent with Keller-Williams and he teaches high school history at University School. Congratulations to Harriet Schiftan who has been appointed as the Tennessee General Assembly Volunteer Coordinator. She will work in partnership with Barbara Schwarcz, TN GA Director, in the recruitment, training and deployment of some 400 volunteers for the United Jewish Communities General Assembly, to be held at Nashville s Gaylord Opryland Resort, November 11-14, Secure our Destiny Here are four things to remember as December 31 st draws near. The end of the tax year will soon be upon us, to help finish up this year in charitable style, here are four gentle reminders: 1. Charitable giving benefits you as well as The Temple. 2. Appreciated assets can make great gifts. 3. Tax wise charitable gifts often require advance action. 4. Charitable gifts can be accelerated. Welcome to the following New Members Abbie Wolf & Ari Dubin Davi Wolf-Dubin Karyn Speidel & Tom Morgan Alec Morgan Marnie & Randy Reilly Nycole & Samantha Zach Roe Apollina Vasquez we are glad you are a part of our Temple Family! The Temple Arts Festival We Need YOU.... to volunteer The 3 rd Annual Temple Arts Festival is offering you the opportunity to volunteer to help your temple this spring - and make new friends while having fun doing it. Volunteers are needed to help organize, set up, clean up and work during the April event. Your usual skills will be put to good use and you will have the chance to develop new ones. For further information or to volunteer call Toni Heller ( ), Sandy Schwarcz ( ) or Lisa Small ( ) 8 Not sure what to buy your loved ones for birthdays, anniversaries or Chanukah? Solve your problem and support The Temple Arts Festival by purchasing a gift certificate (minimum $50). The festival takes place at The Temple, April 14 & 15, For more information call The Temple ( )

9 G E N E R O U S F R I E N D S Beautification Fund Birthday of Bobby Shepard Seymour & Diane Trachtman Birthday of Irwin Stein Seymour & Diane Trachtman Honor of Gretchen Goldstein Julian & Barbara Zander Calvin A. Buchman Social Action Fund Wayne & Patricia Halper Memory of Elsie Kraft Robert Eisenstein Memory of Herman Loewenstein Bruce & Barbara Buchman Memory of Herman Loewenstein Libby Buchman Libby Buchman Robert Eisenstein Wayne & Patricia Halper Recovery of Rabbi Randall Falk Lottie Strupp Recovery of A. J. Levine Lottie Strupp Building Fund Joel & Linda Gluck Memory of Elsie Kraft Joel & Linda Gluck Memory of Al Shepard Philip & Melissa Russ Randall & Gretchen Goldstein Julian & Barbara Zander Philip & Melissa Russ Birthday of Bobby Shepard Joel & Linda Gluck Minnie & Nathan Doochin Lectureship Fund Memory of Bernice Lowen Rudy & Elinor Saperstein Endowment Fund Memory of George Fox Annette Eskind Annette Eskind Memory of Elsie Kraft D.H. Hirsberg Memory of Charles Robinette Annette Eskind Anniversary of Blossom & Geral Averbuch Annette Eskind Rabbi Falk s Discretionary Fund Recovery of Rabbi Randall Falk Marilyn Dicker Leon & Charles Gilbert Outreach Fund Birthday of Harris Gilbert Irwin & Beverly Small Birthday of Harris Gilbert Nan Speller Rabbi Goldstein s Discretionary Fund Appreciation of Rabbi Goldstein The Family of Elsie Kraft Milton Grossman Early Education Fund Memory of George Fox Charles & Debi Robin Memory of Elsie Kraft Memory of Alfred Shepard Eugene & Madeline Pargh Sara Rachel Robin Memory of Sara Strum Charles & Debi Robin Sara Rachel Robin Memory of Maury Winer Charles & Debi Robin Birthday of Minnette Shepard Recovery of Bess Bubis Recovery of Rabbi Randall Falk Cantor Gutcheon s Discretionary Fund Appreciation of Cantor Gutcheon The Shmerling Family Kuhn Fund Gus & Elaine Kuhn Ralph Z. Levy Library Fund Memory of Seth Ratkin Rubin & Annette Ratkin Gerda Loewenstein Caring & Concern Fund Memory of Meyer Bickman Nancy Flexer Memory of George Fox Heloise Werthan Kuhn Julian & Barbara Zander Memory of Al Shepard Nancy Flexer Janet Bender Howard & Anita Taradash Mark & Robin Cohen Marilyn Dicker Memory of Fred Turk Mark & Robin Cohen Birthday of Bobby Shepard Nancy Flexer Memorial Fund David & Lynn Barton Memory of Charles Robinette Melvin & Linda Schlanger Sol & Carol Katz Suzanne J. Morris Youth Leadership Fund Jack & Dorothy Miller Memory of Henry Sprintz Charles & Alyse Sprintz Annette Eskind Jack & Dorothy Miller Recovery of Herman Kaplan Jack & Dorothy Miller Religious School Enrichment Fund Memory of Al Shepard Frank & Barbara Ghertner Frank & Barbara Ghertner Recovery of Sylvia Shepard Frank & Barbara Ghertner Rabbi Schiftan s Discretionary Fund Edwin & Beck Raskin Memory of Bernice Lowen Bobby & Brenda Rosenblum Sandra K. Baker Bobby & Brenda Rosenblum Dr. Amy Sibulkin Appreciation of Rabbi Schiftan Alan & Teri Cohen Jimmy & Patty Marks Estelle & Horace Small Campership Fund Memory of George Fox Jimmy & Beverly Small Jimmy & Beverly Small Jimmy & Beverly Small Recovery of Sy Trachtman Jimmy & Beverly Small Yahrzeit Donations Received after Last Month s Publication Beatrice Cohen (mother) by Margaret Sherman Jennie S. Friedman (grandmother) by Meryl & Keith Kraft Fred S. Gold (father) by Laurie & Steven Eskind Leopold Freudenthal (father) by Stephanie & Ernest Freudenthal Max Hiller (husband) by Rita Hiller Emanuel Schatten (brother) by Charlotte Morris The Temple Gratefully Acknowledges Generous Bequests from: Elsie Kraft Herman Loewenstein George Fox May their memories be for a blessing If you have questions about naming The Temple in your planned giving, please contact our Treasurer, Randy Goldstein. 9

10 Kaddish & Yahrzeit Kaddish will be recited in memory of these loved ones: November 26 - December 2 H. Ray Bell Ida Bernheim Ida Cooper Wolfe Copple Marian Custer Bobette Wolfe Denbo Sidney Faye Leopold Freudenthal Henry Glean Bertha Gordon Arthur Jonas Hiller, Sr. Florence Kaminsky Hermine Karlsruher Irving William Katz Robert Krivcher Esther Kushner Annie Weil Lebeck Mary S. Loventhal Hortense L. Maas Leonard Martin Gert McCluskey Alvyn Hilliard Meyer Wilbert J. Michelson Eva Lyon Morris Bella Orfus John Putzel Leah Rich Berney Rittenberg Nelly Rocklin Albert Z. Rosenfeld Etta Rosenbaum Roth Michael Safdie Emanuel Schatten Norma Goldin Selkin Ernest Siegel Bettie Anne Smirnow Rose Towbin Bernhart Wasserman Harry A. Weil Josephine W. Wise Joseph Wolfe Marjorie Opler Wurzburg Edward Yalowitz Morris Zager Jennie G. Weinberger Nathan Weiser Sophia A. Wise Henrietta M. Wolff 10 December 3-9 Eve Balfus Irvin J Brin Alexine B. Epstein Daisy A. Feldman Munya Fisher Ernest Frank Ida F. Freeman Lillian Fuchs Leonard Ghertner Simon Hecklin Lucie Heymann Ralph Hill Joe Hirsch Bess Valinsky Hodes Jeffrey Alan Katz Terry Rae Kent Walter Kleiner Harry Kravitz Theresa Lederer Kuhn Gus David Kuhn Sr. Janet S. Lefkovitz Morris Levine Julia Bloomstein Lewis Morris Lewis Alter Lindy Sam Lindy Herman Loewenstein Lee J. Loventhal Rabbi I. S. Moses Marien Belle Noa Ann Pilsk Seth Ratkin Henry Redelsheimer Max Redelsheimer Hyman H. Sachs Dorothy R. Schaffer Saul Schulman Charles Schwarcz Louis Shyer Bessie Cohen Simon Civia Stelzer Isadore Wasserman Samuel L. Weil December Raphael L. Aarons Caroline Abrams Rubin Alexander Virginia Ballard Jessie Bateman Frank S. Bloch Tille B. Cline Minnie Jacobs Doochin Abe Epstein Albert Feldman Natelle Hirsch Fox Walter Goldstein Bernice Frank Gross Etta H. Hiller Janet Glean Hyman Morris Jacobus Eric Kahn Leatrice (Bubbles) Karl Richard Katzoff Joe Kraft Marie Cohen Krivcher Evelyn Levine Daniel May Bertha Olwovitch Lester Pailet Erna Preis Paula Rose Rapp Jerome Rich Regina Rittenberg Ike Rosenblum Pauline Rosenfeld Philip L. Rosenfield Harry M. Rothkop Lenore Loventhal Sapinsley Louis Shapiro Rachel Trotz Sir Roslyn Ginsburg Sir Ida Hoffman Solow Dr. Arthur Stone Lilly Vise Mary Zwald Yahrzeit Donations have been received in memory of the following loved ones: 12/3-12/9 Eve Balfus (mother) by Diane & Sy Trachtman Irvin Brin (husband) by Evelyn Brin Daisy A. Feldman (mother-in-law) by Phyllis Katzoff Gus David Kuhn,Sr (grandfather, great-grandfather) by Elaine & Gus Kuhn & famil, Emily & Bill Kuhn & family, Jeffrey Kuhn Morris Lewis (father) by Isabelle & Murray Cohen Lee J. Loventhal (uncle) by Clare & Samuel Loventhal 12/10-12/16 Minnie Jacobs Doochin (mother) by Elinor & Rudy Saperstein & family Albert Feldman (husband) by Phyllis Feldman Katzoff Joe Kraft (father) by Glenda & Lee Kraft Ike Rosenblum (father) by Brenda & Jerome Rosenblum Erna Kahn Preis (mother) by Lanie & Bill Coo, Linda & Barry Zeitlin Lenore Loventhal Sapinsley (sister) by Clare & Samuel Loventhal Roslyn Sir (mother) by Anna & Martin Sir Mary Zwald (mother,grandmother) by Patti & David Steine December Sophie Amelkin Aaron Bernstein Bella Bloch Celia Breslerman Harper Buzek Leo J. Epstein Carrie Lindauer Fishel Rachael Fleisman Charlotte Fox Alan Garfinkle Ruth Gould Julie Rosenwald Greenfield Arthur Hirsch Irving Hoffman Eugene Jacobus Milton H. Josias Irwin Kaplan Ruth Helen Kay Frances Eisenberg Kramer Gertrude Lampert Joyce Levin Mrs. Sam Levy Ethel W. Lutin Henry Lyon Morris Doreen Odes Sylvia Ottenheimer Debbie Ross Edythe Elterman Schwartz Mollie Shmerling Pet (Sadye) Speller Henry Sprintz Max Stein Mrs. Adolph Weinberger David B. Weinstein Sallye Levy Weinstein Bernard D. Wyman 12/17-12/23 Ruth Helen Kay (mother) by Rosanne & Charles Kay Frances Eisenberg Kramer (grandmother) by Emily & Bill Kuhn & Family Mollie Shmerling (mother) by Frances & Abe Shmerling Max Stein (father) by Anabel Cassell 12/24-12/30 Lillie Beck (mother) by Marilyn and Ted Krick Robert Lee Bissinger (father) by Mary & Preston Bissinger Molly R. Cohen (mother) by Isabelle & Murray Cohen, Sylvia Weinberger & family Jean Ghertner (mother) by Dorothy & Jack Miller Max Greenberg (father,grandfather,great-grandfather) by Barbara Turner & family Hyman Guttman (father, grandfather) by The Jerome Guttman Family Frank Fleisman (grandfather) by Dorothy & Jack Miller Marie Oury (grandmother) by Elizabeth Maer & Emanuel Doyne & families Sadie Schatten (mother) by Charlotte Morris Stella Weinberger Stein (mother) by Anabel Cassell Alan Zibert (husband) by Ruth Zibart December Emma Adelson Leonard Mark Balloff Lillie Beck Esther Berger Philip Bernstein, Sr. Pauline L. Bissinger Robert Lee Bissinger Lee Burton Molly R. Cohen Regina Fisher Cohen Sydney Cohen Bernard Cooper Byron Ensel Shavie Henning Epstein Frank Samuel Fleisman Abe Freeman Sarah M. Friedman Jean Ghertner Mary Gaylor Glick Bertha Godhelp Max Greenberg Samuel L. Greenebaum Hyman J. Guttman Clara Scholder Hanover Dr. Sidney Harshman Margaret Hirsh Dora Hirshberg Isadore Hirshberg David Jacobsohn Jettie Heilbron Jonas Delia Joseph Tibey Kleiner Alex Kornman Charlotte Kraus Louis Lebeck Sigmund Marks Dorothy Fishel May Rebecca May Israel S. Morin Suzanne Jonas Morris Marie R. Oury Dollie F. Porges Israel Reinheimer Dr. Samuel Richmond Jennie Rudderman Seymour Samuels, Sr. Sadie Schatten Isadore Schreckinger George L. Schulman Irene Seedman Mr. Scott Shapiro Julian B. Simpson Jay Snetman Stella Weinberger Stein Perry Steiner Arthur H. Unobskey Carrie Wasserman Lillie Jacobus Weinbaum Adolph Weinberger Rosalie Woldenberg Emanuel Wolf Alan Zibart

11 December 2006 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 8:00 PM Shabbat 9:30 AM Chevrah Torah 11:00 AM Shabbat :30 AM Tefilah Sunrise 9:30 AM Religious School 11:30 AM JTY Book Club :30 AM Tefilah Sunrise 9:30 AM Religious School 10:00 AM Medicare Prescription Review Room in the Inn 11:00 AM Seniors Day Out 6:30 PM Adult Hebrew/B'nai Mitzvah 6:00 PM JACS 6:00 PM Post Con 7:00 PM Education Committee 7:00 PM Jewish Journeys 10 :30 AM Mommy & Me 11 :30 AM L unch & Talk 12:00 PM WRJ Study Circle 3:45 PM Playschool Advisory Committee 8:00 PM Shabbat :00 PM W.E.L.L. Chanukah Pot Luck at Patty Marks Jming le Room in the Inn Room in the Inn Room in the Inn Temple Office & Playschool Closed 4:15 PM Mid-Week Hebrew 4:30 PM Executive Committee 6:30 PM Adult Hebrew/B'nai Mitzvah 7:00 PM Playschool Parent Committee 6:00 PM JACS 6:00 PM Post Con 4:15 PM Mid-Week Hebrew 11:00 AM Seniors Day Out 7:30 PM Board Meeting 11 :30 AM L unch & Talk 12:00 PM WRJ Study Circle 6:00 PM JACS 10:30 AM. Playschool Chanukah Party 10 :30 AM Mommy & Me 12:00 PM WRJ Study Circle 6:00 PM JACS 6:00 PM College Homecoming Dinner at the Schiftan's 5:45 PM Chanukah 7:00 PM Chanukah Dinner 5:45 PM Blue Jean Shabbat 5:45 PM Blue Jean Shabbat 9:30 AM Chevrah Torah 11:00 AM Shabbat 9:30 AM Chevrah Torah 11:00 AM Shabbat 12:00 PM Medicare Prescription Review 9:30 AM Chevrah Torah 11:00 AM Shabbat 9:30 AM Chevrah Torah 11:00 AM Shabbat Playschool Closed - Winter Break 31 November 06 S M T W T F S January 07 S M T W T F S

12 Kol Shalom (USPS ) is published bi weekly by The Temple, 5015 Harding Road, Nashville, TN Periodical Postage paid at Nashville, TN. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Kol Shalom, 5015 Harding Road, Nashville, TN WECTSIUE =SAFF 8AQK =CHIFSAN Senior Rabbi... ext. 224 =HANA 2OLDRSEIN Associate Rabbi... ext. 221 <ABBI,LEWIR -EQK Director of Congregational Enrichment... ext. 298 <ANDALL 8# 1ALK Rabbi Emeritus... ext. 226 /AUID /AUIR Rabbi Laureat -EQNAQD 2TSCHEON Cantor... ext XNDA 2TSCHEON Educational Director... ext LOIRE 3TLL Playschool Director... ext. 231 Membership Coordinator... ext. 237.ONGQEGASION :HABAI =HOLOM )%(# (&#*)&$ VVV#SEMPLENARHUILLE#OQG :FFICEQR 2TR 6THN 444 ###################### President ;ASSX 8AQKR ######################## Vice President <ANDALL 2OLDRSEIN ############### Treasurer <AX -EQK ############################ Secretary :FFICE =SAFF 7IRA.QOCKESS Finance Manager... ext AQBAQA ;ALMEQ Bookkeeper... ext ISYIE <TRRELL Office Manager... ext. 292 /ONNA =MALLVOOD Religious School Secretary... ext. 225 ;AM =SEUENR Receptionist... ext ACKIE?AKEFIELD Rabbi s Executive Assistant... ext QODEQICK?ILLR Building Superintendent... ext. 235?OQRHIP! =STDX First Friday of the Month December 1 8:00 p.m. Torah Organ/Traditional Music,Second Friday of the Month December 8 8:00 p.m. Torah Guitar/Contemporary Music Third Friday of the Month December 15 5:45 Family Junior choir performance Fourth Friday of the Month December 22 5:45 p.m. Kabbalath Shabbat (Blue Jean Shabbat) Drash (Reflection) Guitar/Contemporary Music Fifth Friday of the Month December 29 5:45 p.m. Kabbalath Shabbat (Blue Jean Shabbat) Drash (Reflection) Guitar/Contemporary Music Saturday Morning Every Shabbat Morning 9:30 a.m. Chevrah Torah 11:00 a.m. Torah Reading Haftarah Study (when there is no Bar/Bat Mitzvah) Organ/Traditional Music /ECEMBEQ &$$) ##################>OLTME +%" 9TMBEQ The December issue of Kol Shalom was mailed on November 30 th. If you do not receive it in a timely manner, please contact your local Post Office. 6OL =HALOM Congregation Ohabai Sholom 5015 Harding Road Nashville, TN A Founding Member of the Union for Reform Judaism Production of Kol Shalom has been generously underwritten by The Temple Sisterhood.