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1 Temple Emanu-El Providence, Rhode Island

2 Services this Shabbat Sanctuary Service Meeting House Rabbi Wayne Franklin Rabbi Rachel Zerin Cantor Brian Mayer Officer: Jack Nassau Youth Minyan Rosen Library Samuel Gelman Minyan Hadash Fishbein Chapel Upcoming Youth Services Tuesday, April 11: Family Service, led by Rabbi Zerin, will take place in the Chapel, 10:30am-12 noon There will be NO Youth Minyan on Saturday, April 15. At Temple Emanu-El, we seek to fashion an atmosphere of peace and tranquility on the Sabbath. To help create this environment throughout the Temple, we refrain from writing, taking photographs, texting, and using cell phones. Please join us in observing these traditions as we make Shabbat a sacred experience for us all.

3 Passover Schedule Tuesday, April 11 - First Day of Passover 9:30 AM - Shaharit - Main Sanctuary 10:30 AM - Family First Services - Fishbein Chapel 1:00 PM - Minhah - Fishbein Chapel 4:00 PM - No Religious School 8:02 PM - Candle Lighting Wednesday, April 12 - Second Day of Passover 9:30 AM - Shaharit - Fishbein Chapel 7:35 PM - Minhah/Ma ariv - Fishbein Chapel 8:03 PM - Havdalah Sunday, April 16 8:00 AM - Shaharit - Fishbein Chapel 9:00 AM - No Religious School 7:10 PM - Candle Lighting 7:15 PM - Minhah/Ma ariv - Fishbein Chapel Monday, April 17 - Seventh Day of Passover 9:30 AM - Shaharit - Fishbein Chapel 7:35 PM - Minhah/Ma ariv - Fishbein Chapel 8:09 PM - Candle Lighting Tuesday, April 18 - Eighth Day of Passover 9:30 AM - Shaharit - Main Sanctuary 11:00 AM - Yizkor 4:00 PM - No Religious School 7:40 PM - Minhah/Ma ariv - Fishbein Chapel 8:10 PM - Havdalah

4 Announcements New Temple Website Be sure to log in to your account on our updated website: Please add to or correct your personal information on your page. If you have any questions, contact Paul Stouber at or by Volunteer to Chant Haftarah We are looking for volunteers to chant Haftarah in the coming months. Please contact Cantor Brian Mayer if you are interested in volunteering: Support Emanu-El Bring your East Side Marketplace receipts to the Temple. We receive 1% of all receipts. Last year we raised over $2,000 for the Temple! Visit Temple Emanu-El s Rosen Library Getting ready for Passover? From new ideas for the Seder to children s books about the holiday, don t forget to stop by the Rosen Library. Grief Support Group The monthly grief support group has opened its doors to congregants at both Temple Emanu-El as well as other Kesher synagogues. If you feel you are living with grief and think a group community might be helpful in your grief journey please contact your Temple s Kesher social worker or Tara Watkins or tara@jfsri.org Note: There will be no Shabbat Kiddush on April 8 and April 15

6 SR. USY MOCKTAIL PARTY Come Join Us for a Great Event! Sunday April 9, 2017 Mocktails And Appetizers: 5:30-6:30 Youth Theater Production: 25 th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee: 6:30-8:30 pm Cost: $10 Per Person Cocktail Party Attire Requested; Black Tie Optional Please RSVP to Alicia Blazer Blazeralicia3@gmail.com By Wednesday, April 5th

The Bielski Partisans Honoring the Victims Celebrating the Survivors This year's Yom HaShoah event will remember the April 23, 4 PM -Temple Emanu-El

lives in the fronts of Belarussia between 1941-1944.

7 The Bielski Partisans Honoring the Victims Celebrating the Survivors This year's Yom HaShoah event will remember the April 23, 4 PM -Temple Emanu-El This year s Yom HaShoah event will remember the victims of the Holocaust and celebrate the heroism of the Bielski Partisans, who saved 1,200 Jewish lives in the fronts of Belarussia between Our guest speaker will be Ruth Bielski Ehrreich, daughter of Tuvia Bielski, the leader of the Bielski Partisans, whose story was featured in the book and movie Defiance: The Bielski Partisans. The Never Again Award will be presented to Herb Stern.

Shabbat morning, April 22 Temple Emanu-El will welcome Daniel Sherman, who will speak on A Jewish & Zionist Response to Today s Volatile Middle East.

8 Shabbat morning, April 22 Temple Emanu-El will welcome Daniel Sherman, who will speak on A Jewish & Zionist Response to Today s Volatile Middle East. Daniel Sherman is a strategic and organizational consultant focusing on peace and development issues. He served as a Senior General Staff officer in the Israel Defense Forces Strategic Planning Division where he worked on the peace process and Israel s defense-oriented international relations (completing reserve duty with the rank of major); developed social welfare programs for disadvantaged Jewish communities in central and eastern Europe with the Joint Distribution Committee; worked on strategic planning and leadership development at the Mandel Foundation; and was International Relations Director for the Israeli human rights organization, B Tselem, where he was responsible for engagement with diplomats and international policy makers. Daniel recently launched Yuvalim, an innovative project that promotes peace and shared society in Israel by linking communal networks with visionary Israeli leaders and with outstanding organizations working to solve Jewish-Arab and Israeli-Palestinian conflicts. To launch Yuvalim, Daniel embarked on a 273 kilometer solo sea kayaking journey in May 2016 from Nahariyya to Ashqelon during which he met and spoke with Israelis and Palestinians about their views on peace and war. Daniel made aliya from the United States in 1990 and lives in Modi in, Israel with his wife and two children. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, writing and sea-kayaking. Please come and enjoy this special opportunity to learn from someone who has been intimately involved in the peace process.

9 From Arts Emanu-El: Remembrances: Two Photography Exhibitions & a Symposium on Art, Memory & the Holocaust At the Art Gallery on Main St., Pawtucket The Blackstone Valley Visitor s Center s Art Gallery 175 Main St., Pawtucket Plenty of free parking in the Visitor s Center parking lot, accessed along Roosevelt Ave., at the back of the Visitor s Center, across the street from Slater Mill. Free and open to the public. March 3 to April 30: Photographer Jonathan Sharlin s: Portrait Narratives: A Photographic Installation of RI Holocaust Survivors: Walk among larger-than-life photo-portraits and word-panels of Rhode Island Holocaust survivors. You will recognize and remember many people including Edward O. Adler, Ray Eichenbaum, Leah Eliash, and others. Wednesday April 19th at 7 pm: Symposium on Art as Memory Keeper: A stimulating forum about the responsibilities and demands on artists to engage with their cultural histories. Discussion to be led by Dr. Deborah Johnson, professor of art history and of women s studies, Providence College, and Cantor

Thursday, April 19th at 7 pm: Part III of Arts Emanu-El s series on Art, Memory & The Holocaust: A stimulating, cross-cultural panel discussion on Art as Memory Keeper. Dr.

collective, public memory of the Holocaust. Dr.

10 Thursday, April 19th at 7 pm: Part III of Arts Emanu-El s series on Art, Memory & The Holocaust: A stimulating, cross-cultural panel discussion on Art as Memory Keeper. Dr. Deborah Johnson, professor of art history and of women s studies at Providence College, and cantor at Temple Sinai, will show selected images of Holocaust memorials and discuss their impact on our collective, public memory of the Holocaust. Dr. Johnson will be joined by visual artist Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, professor of photography at University of Rhode Island and director of the URI Center for the Humanities, and by photo installation artist Jonathan Sharlin, whose installation of Portrait Narratives prompted this three-part art series. Prof. Matthew will share her experiences of photographing a Holocaust survivor in Israel and discuss how that inspired her most recent work, titled Open Wound - Stories from the

11 February Donations ARTS EMANU-EL Eleanor Lewis by Avram & Maxine Cohen CHAPEL FUND Donations by Maxine & Paul Hossfield Wolfson and Warren & Robin Wolfson Bella Mendelowitz, Ida Shogel & Rose Becker by Sam & Lillian Mendelowitz Rose & Henry Berger by Gloria Golden Phyllis Berry by Marshall & Elizabeth Goldberg Ida Breslow by Donald & Joan Breslow Betty Brooks by Fred & Marcia Rosenzweig Sylvia Brown & Phyllis Brown by Ruth Samdperil Laura Cable, Herbert Singer & Seymour Krieger by Robert & Betsy Cable Avis Cardozo by Howard Myers Madeline & David Cohen by Gerald Cohen G. Henry & Beatrice Cone by Arline & Alfred Blank Susan Curran by Matthew Wilson Eleanor Dwares by Elaine Creem Bunny Feldman & Bertha Harriet by William & Gail Feldman Sofia Fidler by Swetlana Artemova Paul & Jeanne Flam by Rabbi Alan Flam & Judith Semonoff Alexander Flikier by Ann Miller & Henri Flikier Fridkina & Mosey Fridkin by Raisa & Lev Khaykin Abe Gershman by Sally & Fred Rotenberg Miles Goldberg by Joyce & Stephen Rongo William Golditch, Mella Malenbaum & Shirley Richards by Marian Golditch

12 Dr. Melvin Greenberg by Barbara Greenberg Marjorie B. Horowitz by Ruth Horowitz & David Christenen Lou Indindoli by Sheila & Dominick Indindoli Eva Jacobson by Polly Wachtenheim & Family David Kahanousky by Leona Spilka Luba Karlinskaya by Semyon & Ganna Bronshteyn Celia H. Katz, Harold Winsten, Raylak Weinstein & Anita Stein by Cynthia Levin Solomon Korn by David Korn Gary Steven Lappin by Roslyn & Ronald Guarnieri Allyson L archevesque by Keith Reed Greenbaum Eleanor Lewis by Andrew & Beverly Blazar Ethel Lipson by Elaine Kroll Sadie Marcowitz by Sandra Marcowitz Annabel Mutchnick & Florence Weiner by Bernice & Richard Weiner Samuel Richman by Marc & Ann Yoffa Richman Stanley Roberts by Cynthia Levin Lee Ryvicker by Bonnie Ryvicker Fanny Schuh by Jehudith Rosenberg Jack Shana by Charles Shana & Miriam Katz Mimi Spatt by Miriam & Arthur Plitt Dorothy, Herman & Sadie Spiegel by Marlene Spiegel Jerome Stein by Hadassah Stein Rabbi Jacob I. Twersky & Rickel Twersky by Moses Mordecai Twersky Barry Walter by Alison & Bradley Walter

13 Rose Weintraub by Sidney & Sonia Weintraub Herman Weismen by Ellen & Uri Bar-Zemer Kathryn Wintman by Lewis Wintman Irving Wolpert by Shirley Wolpert Vera Yale by Alexander & Mira Eides Louis Yoken by Deborah & Richard Yoken Samuel Young by Eleanor Ross RABBI FRANKLIN S DISCRETIONARY FUND Bertha Harriet & Dr. Joseph Kolodney by Zelda Kolodney Constance D. Miller Grossman, Elaine Lieberman & Judith Romney-Wegner by Lillian & Sam Mendelowitz SHABBAT CHAI Donations by Edward & Myrna Aronson Lionel & Anne Bercovitch Moshe & Ilona Berman Marnee Colburn Elliot Feldman & Marcia Werber Michael Goldberg Ariel & Andrea Goldschmidt Dianne & Martin Newman Sruel & Phyllis Oelbaum Howard & Janice Shapiro Ronald Shufrin Dorothy Winn Lila Winograd Rabbi Rachel & Samuel Zerin Rebecca Brenner & Daniel Zussman Leonard Mandell by Avram & Maxine Cohen, Arthur Fixler & Maxine Goldin Judith Romney-Wegner by Arthur Fixler & Maxine Goldin Nadine Chernakoff by Ronnie & Stephen Sirota PRAYERBOOK FUND Donation by Caryl Ann Nieforth Jerome Stein by Ilana Benzeev

14 RABBI ELI & ELEANOR BOHNEN FUND Eleanor Bohnen by Judy & Arthur Robbins ALFRED & EVE GOLDBERG FUND Alfred Goldberg by Adele Espo MANFRED & BEATRICE HOHENEMSER FUND Beatrice Hohenemser by Marsha Addessi LEONARD C. MANDELL MUSIC FUND Leonard Mandell by Carolyn Corcelli Diane Boisclair Kathryn & Cornelis de Boer Freda & Stephen Lehrer Ronald Markoff & Karen Triedman Paul & Linda Miller Lida Orzeck Shirley Quinn Sally & Fred Rotenberg Ira Silverman Phyllis Solod & Susan Edmiston Rita Vieira Carolyn Weisman ROMNEY WEGNER JUDAIC LECTURE FUND Judith Romney Wegner by Kathryn & Cornelis de Boer Karen Drucker-Stern Howard Eichenbaum Sylvia & Edwin Forman Michael Goldenberg Steven & Donna Goliger Dina Goldin Marian Golditch Sidney & Alice Goldstein Ann Ingram Richard & Bernice Kumins Moshe & Toby Liebowitz Mayer & Judith Levitt Dorothy & Irving Levy Mordecai & Elizabeth Miller Calvin & Anita Oyer Kathryn Sanders & Robert McCartney Maxine Wolfson & Paul Hossfield Avram & Maxine Cohen

15 March Donations CHAPEL FUND In Honor of Sruel & Phyllis Oelbaum s 50th anniversary by Evelyn & Alan Brier Linda & Joel Flescher Ruth & Jonathan Tepper Leonard & Ruth Rotenberg Lillian & Louis Abedon by Michael Abedon Ruth & Joseph Adelson by Paula Izeman Mamie Balkan by Barbara Lappin Anna Blank by Arline & Alfred Blank Larry Bornstein by Jeannette Bornstein Bessie Bram by Leon Bram Samuel Bresnick by Frank & Betsh Bresnick Florence Brier, Benjamin Brier, Shirley Lewis, Milton Brier & Edith Dushinsky by Dorothy Brier Sylvia Brown by Dorothy Koenig David Chachanashvili by Sifara Chachanashvili Irene Consove by Beryl Feldman Wolf Dondis by Harriet Grunberg Musa Eides by Alex & Mira Eides and Sonya Zakroysky Fauma Fidler by Avetlana Artemova Fannie Fixler by Arthur Fixler Madison Sadye Flink by Renee & Alan Flink Arnold Frank by H. Alan & Eleanor Frank Abe Gershman by Deborah & Herbert Katz, Phyllis Potash and Russell & Beth Milham Seymour Gersten by Mindy & Michael Isaacs Henry Gleckman, Maurice Gleckman & Annie Gleckman by Thomas Gleckman Frances Gordon by Rosalyn & Murray Gereboff Sally Gorodetsky by Lenore Gorodetsky & Sanford Gorodetsky

16 Irving Gozonsky by Edwin & Dorothy Gozonsky George S. Granoff by Leonard & Paula Granoff Jack S. Greenberg by Lisa Greenberg Merrill Hassenfeld by Alan & Vivien Hassenfeld George Kaitin & Max Wolfson by Maxine Wolfson & Paul Hossfield Eva Labush by Janice & Howard Shapiro Gertrude Grace Leich by Maurice & Yetta Glicksman Max M. Leshinsky by Herbert Leshinsky Sarah Martin Lesser by Saul Martin Rosalie Levin by Ruth Paige Levin Mosheley Marcovich by Shlomo Marcovich Abraham Marcowitz by Sandra Marcowitz Samuel J. Medoff by Adele G. Espo Ruth Ross Myrow by Marilyn Myrow Shaya Ostrovsky & Kashie Rapaport by Rayi Margolin Elizabeth Paige by Morton Paige Joseph Hale Percelay by Abigail Leavitt Merrill Percelay by Sheela Percelay Oleg Pesin by Fim & Eugeniya Zarankin Betty Pomarans by Sidney & Sonia Weintraub Miriam Remal by Betty & Yakov Poljak Michael Ryvicker by Bonnie Ryvicker Dr. Joseph & Elsie Sack by Steven & Lisa Sack Harold Sadler by Marika Sadler Harold Schwartz by Lillian Schwartz Bernice Shapiro by Howard & Janice Shapiro Zeve Shneyder & Golda Shneyder by Estere Shneyder

17 Max Simmons by Michael Simmons Kaye Sragow by Richard & Roanne Licht Linn Subotnick by Steven & Amy Subotnick Elaine Suchman by Mark Suchman William Wachtenheim by Marion Wachtenheim Thea Marcus Weil by Ellen & Uri Bar-Zemer Max J. Winn by Dorothy Winn Milton Wintman by Lewis & Dorinda Wintman Abraham Wolpert by Shirley Wolpert Pearl Yoffa by Ann Yoffa Richman Railah Weinstein by Arthur & Judy Bergel KIDDUSH FUND Donation by Sruel & Phyllis Oelbaum MUSEUM FUND Sylvia Brown by Duffy & Larry Page Abe Gershman by Jeannette Bornstein, Carol Gederman, Sandra Marcowitz, Lawrence & Duffy Page, David & Holly Rothemich and Sidney & Sonia Weintraub RABBI FRANKIN S DISCRETIONARY FUND Harry Holland & Florence Stone by Zelda Kolodney Harold Schwartz by Roberta Friedman Donald Robbins by Carl & Jocelyn Feldman DONALD & ESTHER ROBBINS FUND Donald Robbins by Susan & Howard Feldman and Richard & Bernice Kumins Judith Romney Wegner by Howard & Susan Bromberg

18 JERROLD & BARBARA LAVINE TORAH TUTOR FUND In Honor of B nai Mitzvah Natalie & Ben Shoocket by Jerry & Barbara Lavine Ann Krause, Donald Robbins and George Kaitin by Jerry & Barbara Lavine JOSEPH & BARCI THALER FUND Anne Krause by Jill & Michael Thaler LEONARD C. MANDELL MUSIC FUND Leonard Mandell by Laurie Beck Colin & Sue Cass Peter DeBlasio Peter Dibiase Patrick Dunphy Alice Eichenbaum Rebecca Fishbein & Mitchell Guttentag Lawrence & Linda Flint Arlene & Gary Grosberg Richard & Irene Haworth Marilyn Kagan Richard & Roanne Licht Sandra Marcowitz Paula & David Ravens David & Holly Rothemich David & Leslie Silverstein Maxine Wolfson & Paul Hossfield Sharon Yarlas Coia & Lepore, LTD RI Association for Justice Jeannette Bornstein ROMNEY-WEGNER JUDIAC LECTURE FUND Judith Romney Wegner by Alice Eichenbaum J. William & Eleanor Marr Arthur & Judy Robbins SHABBAT CHAI Donations by Edward & Myrna Aronson Kathryn & Cornelis de Boer Robert & Judy Fishman Carl Freedman & Beverly Ehrich Maria Kasparian Saul Martin & Alice Eichenbaum Marilyn Myrow Howard & Janice Shapiro Lila Winograd WACHTENHEIM ENRICHMENT FUND Esther Schoenfeld by Polly Wachtenheim YOSINOFF FUND Elliot M. Stone by Freda & Stephen Lehrer

Refugee Resettlement Donation Day Sunday, April 23rd - 8:30am to 1:00pm The Social Justice Committee asks you to help support recently resettled refugee families by donating needed household supplies.

; household cleaning supplies (including tin foil & plastic wrap); diapers & baby supplies; gently used laptops to help with job searches, school & learning English; Gift Cards for gas, food and

20 Refugee Resettlement Donation Day Sunday, April 23rd - 8:30am to 1:00pm The Social Justice Committee asks you to help support recently resettled refugee families by donating needed household supplies. The items most needed by families are: linens (bedding, sheets & towels); hygiene products like soap, toothpaste, womens products, deodorant, etc.; household cleaning supplies (including tin foil & plastic wrap); diapers & baby supplies; gently used laptops to help with job searches, school & learning English; Gift Cards for gas, food and general purchases Please bring your donations to the Taft Avenue Entrance Refugee Resettlement Fund For the Lord your God is the God of gods who loves the stranger... Therefore, you shall love the stranger, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt. Deuteronomy 10:17-19 The Temple s Social Justice Committee invites and encourages you to make a contribution of whatever amount is possible to help recently arrived refugee families meet their basic needs. Partnering with AHope our donations will be used to help offset the bills of recently arrived struggling refugee families. You can donate from March 27 - April 28 via the Temple website or by check. Please put Resettlement Fund in the subject line if donating by check.

21 It s Earth Day but the Ice Caps are melting and the Penguins are in trouble!!! We think the Polar Bears are up to no good. Good thing they left clues all over Temple Emanu-El! Join us to crack the case and save our planet!

23 Day at the The Paw Sox are the minor league baseball Triple-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox and a member, since 1973, of the International League. Come watch as NERUSYers throw out the first pitch, sing the National Anthem, sing during the 7 th inning stretch, and welcome the players on the field! ALSO Everyone can join in the pre-game parade and run bases after the game! SUNDAY, APRIL 30, IYAR 5777 PAW SOX vs. GWINNETT BRAVES (Atlanta) Game Time: 1:35pm. McCoy Stadium, Pawtucket, RI Cost: $ Great Seats (Does not include chapter transportation costs). This includes a $5 donation to Tikun Olam. AND Everyone will receive a $3 credit which can be used at the ballpark s stores and concession stands! ALL PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED TO USY'S CHARITY FUND, TIKUN OLAM ALL SR./JR. USYers, KADIMA, ALUMNI, PARENTS, AND SYNAGOGUE COMMUNITIES ARE WELCOME! Reservations are by chapter only. Contact your local chapter to register. CHAPTER DEADLINE: FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE REGIONAL OFFICE BY TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 2017 FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT THE NERUSY OFFICE (617) / joyce@nerusy.org

24 DO YOU SUFFER FROM A CHRONIC CONDITION? Many individuals suffer from symptoms of chronic conditions such as diabetes, arthritis, hypertension and heart disease. The Chronic Disease Self-Management program is designed to help individuals dealing with chronic conditions manage and improve their own health, while reducing health care costs. This program emphasizes practical strategies to manage chronic conditions. YOU WILL LEARN TO: manage pain improve nutrition exercise to increase strength manage medication use improve communication with doctors action plan and problemsolve for better decisionmaking WHO SHOULD ATTEND? anyone with a chronic condition interested in improving health, nutrition and pain management. Start date: Monday, April 24 th Location: Sisterhood Lounge (at Temple Emanu-El) Handicap accessible through kitchen entrance on Morris Ave. Time: 1:00pm-3:30pm RSVP: Temple Emanu-El s Kesher Social Worker, Tara Watkins, at or tara@jfsri.org. Classes are held once a week for 6 weeks and are 2 and ½ hours each. Gift cards offered as incentives for those who complete the series. This program is offered by Federal Hill House Association and Rhode Island Parent Information Network free of charge.

NERUSY & HANEFESH SPRING CONVENTION - For 7th - 12th Graders May 12-14 / 16-18 Iyar, 5777 - Doubletree Hotel, Milford, MA NERUSY CHAIRS: Julia Levin & Julie Samuels HANEFESH CHAIRS: Mili Catan &

25 NERUSY & HANEFESH SPRING CONVENTION - For 7th - 12th Graders May / Iyar, Doubletree Hotel, Milford, MA NERUSY CHAIRS: Julia Levin & Julie Samuels HANEFESH CHAIRS: Mili Catan & Isaac Schein TO REGISTER GO TO Click on the Convention/Program page, then choose Spring Convention EARLY BIRD DEADLINE: REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT BY APRIL 5 th COST: $372 - BEST OPTION!! REGULAR DEADLINE: REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT BY APRIL 24th / COST: $385 FINAL DUE DATE: APRIL 24th Scholarship are available. To apply go to tinyurl.com/nerusyscholarship Scholarship apps are due on March 30th You can register and pay online OR register online and pay by check SPRING CONVENTION INCLUDES... A weekend with Hanefesh Fun and Meaningful Shabbat...Youth-Led Programming...Kosher Meals...Swimming...Ruach...Interesting Study Sessions...Saturday Night Dance...Sunday Banquet...Election of Regional Officers...Everlasting Friendships...A Fun Filled Stay at the Doubletree Hotel and Much, Much More!! IMPORTANT: As per Regional Youth Commission policy, NO REFUNDS once your payment has been received. Also, payments must be made by the deadline to be registered for Spring. PLEASE NOTE: The Convention will begin early afternoon on Friday May 12th and will conclude Sunday May 14th in the early evening. Special Providence USY Deal! All Providence USY members will only pay a maximum of $200 to attend Spring Convention, with additional scholarships available! Please sgelman@teprov.org for more info.

New Shabbat & Festival Siddur, Siddur Lev Shalem Thanks to the great generosity of many of our members, we now have over 200 copies of the new Siddur Lev Shalem available for use on Shabbat and

26 New Shabbat & Festival Siddur, Siddur Lev Shalem Thanks to the great generosity of many of our members, we now have over 200 copies of the new Siddur Lev Shalem available for use on Shabbat and holidays. We recently started using the new Siddur, and it will now be our primary prayer book. But we need many more copies to fill the Main Sanctuary, especially when we have special celebrations. If you would like to donate one or more of these new prayer books, please go to the Temple website, teprov.org, where you can make your donation, or call the Temple office at Each prayer book costs $36. Like the Mahzor Lev Shalem, which we use on High Holy days, our new Siddur features a four column format, new translations in contemporary language, a commentary providing historical context as well as kavanot, poetry and prose that expand and enrich our relationship to the text. To learn more about the Siddur, follow the link and click on the A Look Inside link in the left column:

Providence, Rhode Island

Temple Emanu-El Providence, Rhode Island 2017 5777 First Day of Passover Festival Readings Book - Page 1 Etz Hayim - Page 385 Maftir Festival Readings Book - Page 3 Etz Hayim - Page 931 Haftarah - Joshua