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16 Adar 5775
(773) 248-9200
www.asbi.org
March 6 – 7, 2015
540 West Melrose Street
Chicago, Illinois 60657
Welcome to Shabbat Parshat Ki Tisa at Anshe Sholom B’nai lsrael Congregation
SCHEDULE FOR SHABBAT
Friday, March 6 Light Candles 5:29 PM Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat 5:30 PM Shabbat Learning Dinner at Milt’s BBQ (by reservation only) 7:30 PM
Saturday, March 7 Shacharit with sermon by Rabbi Wolkenfeld 9:00 AM My Trip to Washington Youth Tefillah Groups (see inside for details) 10:30 AM Daf Yomi and Parsha Discussion with Dr. Leonard Kranzler 12:30 PM Mincha followed by Shalosh Seudot 5:20 PM Shabbat ends, Havdallah at shul 6:30 PM
Latest time to recite Sh’ma: March 7, 9:09 AM
Daily Services: March 8 – 13 Please Note: Daylight Savings Time begins at 2:00 AM on Sunday,
March 8. Remember to turn your clocks forward one hour.
Shacharit: Sunday 8:30 AM Monday & Thursday 6:45 AM Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 7:00 AM
Join Rabbi Wolkenfeld and the minyanaires for Daf Yomi, the synchronized study of one Talmudic page each day, every weekday morning after Shacharit.
Mincha: Sunday through Thursday 6:35 PM Friday 6:40 PM
Torah: Haftorah:
Exodus 30:11-34:35 I Kings 18:1-39
Hertz: Pages 352-368 Hertz: Pages 369-372
Kaplan: Pages 440-464 Kaplan: Pages 1128-1134
Stone: Pages 484-514 Stone: Pages 1160-1162
JPS Commentators: Pages 267-312
Readings for Shabbat Parshat Ki Tisa
Kiddush this week is co-sponsored by the Lopatin Hospitality Fund.
Welcome to our newest members, Joshua London & Rachel Minzer, who have joined
our ASBI community.
ANSHE SHOLOM TRIBUTES
Adam R. Straus Memorial Mikvah Barbara & David Passman, in memory of Mrs. Anna Straus, a”h
Aliyah Alan Hepker
In Honor Walter D. Grossman in honor of Yarden Cottrell's birthday & Jonathan Cottrell for
completion of Daf Yomi
Yahrzeit Dr. Arnold Herskovic & Ellen Cannon in memory of Arnold’s beloved parents, Yitzhak
Isaac Herskovic & Helen Henche, a”h Margarita & Alexander Kaminsky in memory of Ester Kaminsky, a”h
Donations received after March 4 will be listed in next week's bulletin. Many thanks for these generous donations.
Connect with ASBI online!
“Like” ASBI’s Facebook page at Facebook.com/asbichicago, and search for “ASBI Congregation” on
YouTube to view videos of ASBI classes and lectures!
ANNOUNCEMENTS We regret to inform you of the passing of Eva Kahn, mother of Linda & Susan Kahn. The funeral took place in Milwaukee. Shiva will take place at the home of Sanford & Eliana Kahn (1331 Wendy Drive in Northbrook), Saturday 7:00—9:00 PM and Sunday 1:00—6:00 PM. May the memory of the righteous be a blessing and a comfort to us all. Amen.
We regret to inform you of the passing of Anna Straus, mother of Martin Straus. May the memory of the righteous be a blessing and a comfort to us all. Amen.
We regret to inform you of the passing of Rabbi Emanuel Gettinger, father-in-law of Rabbi Dr. Julian Ungar. Shiva will take place at Dr. Ungar’s home (3100 W North Shore Ave) following burial in Israel. Call (773) 465-7506 for details. May the memory of the righteous be a blessing and a comfort to us all. Amen.
Please note: Dr. Ungar’s class has been cancelled for this Sunday, March 8, and will resume next week on March 15.
Stay updated on the status of the Eruv at twitter.com/lakefronteruv or call 773-248-9200, ext. 14, which also gives service times for the upcoming week.
If you would like to set up an appointment with Rabbi Wolkenfeld, please email [email protected] to arrange a time. If there is something urgent that you need to discuss with him, please call his cell phone at 917-621-5678.
If you would like to host ASBI’s Rabbinic Intern Avishai Gebler for a Shabbat
meal or provide overnight hospitality, please contact Rabbi Wolkenfeld at
[email protected]. Avishai will be visiting ASBI again on March 18-21 and April 24-25, with
additional dates TBD.
Young Professionals Dinner
featuring Tein Li Chow
Friday, March 20
Wish Tein Li Chow was closer? On March 20, we are bringing
the fried rice and Lo Mein to you!
6:45 PM Kabbalat Shabbat
8:00 PM Dinner
Followed by an Oneg
$15 per person.
Please RSVP and pay at asbi.org by Monday, March 16.
ASBI Members: Register by Thursday, March 12, for a discounted
price of $12 per person.
Please note: a limited number of seats may be available after March 16, but be
sure to register early because the price increases to $18 on Wednesday,
March 18.
If you have any special dietary restrictions, please email
[email protected] by Monday, March 16.
Registration is required to attend. The ASBI Young Professionals Committee organizes Shabbat dinners and social
events for young adults in their 20's and 30's.
Join us for a Musical Women's Kabbalat Shabbat!
Friday, March 13, in the ASBI Social Hall
6:00 PM
If you'd like to volunteer to lead in the future, or have any questions,
please contact [email protected].
4th Annual ASBI Cholent Cook-Off If you thought this winter was over, think again. There is a major system
forming known as a cholent vortex. It will arrive on March 14 and leave
behind a wake of destruction on your digestive systems.
Everyone is welcome to attend as tasters after Kiddush. For those who would
like to offer their own interpretation on this centuries-old Jewish staple and
partake in the 4th Annual ASBI Cholent Cook-Off, please contact Tzvi
Robinson ([email protected]) or Aaron Zivic ([email protected]).
Hebrew Story Time
Saturdays, March 14 & 21, at 4:00 PM
Please join us for Hebrew Story Time with Lital Rosenberg on
Shabbat afternoon. We will read children's books in Hebrew together,
while working on some of our Hebrew words. Feel free to bring any
Hebrew-language book you would like to share with the group. All kids age 4 and under are invited with their parents.
Intro to Jewish Life & Practice
Tuesday, March 10, 7:00—8:00 PM
Join Rabbi Wolkenfeld for this ongoing class on the fundamentals of
Jewish life and practice, for those interested in conversion to Judaism
and open to all in the community. This session will focus on Kosher
speech and blessings.
To register, visit asbi.org.
Beit Midrash Wednesdays Join us every week for an accessible and thought-provoking shiur.
The cost for dinner is $5; pre-registration is required.
Register for dinner at asbi.org prior to 11:00 AM on the day of the class. Dinner walk-ins will be accommodated as possible at $10 per person.
“Stories in the Talmud: Art, Law, and Culture” with Rabbi Dr. Daniel Rosenberg
Open Learning and Dinner at 7:30 PM; Shiur at 8:00 PM
Wednesday, March 18 Part II: Law
Wednesday, March 25 Part III: Culture
This three-part class explores a sometimes less-studied part of Talmudic literature. Stories in
the Babylonian Talmud serve multiple functions in helping us to understand the ways that our
sages in Bavel thought. They were skilled storytellers who used narratives to express and define
legal thought, and in doing so, rooted their teaching in real day-to-day life.
Rabbi Dr. Daniel Rosenberg, a longtime member of the ASBI community, was ordained by the
Jewish Theological Seminary in 2001 and recently completed a dissertation at New York
University on the “untold stories” of the Babylonian Talmud. He spends summers as a resident
storyteller at Camp Ramah Darom.
“Dilemmas of Jewish Power” with Rabbi David Wolkenfeld
SHIUR ONLY (no dinner) at 6:30 PM
May 6 Non-Jews in a Jewish State
May 13 Just and Unjust Wars
May 20 Battlefield Ethics and Torture
Hassidic Dimensions in the Post-Modern World
with Rabbi Dr. Julian Ungar
Sundays, March 15, 22 & 29, at 7:00 PM
We will be examining our reading practices by looking at the Sacred Text in a multi-
layered way. By seeing the biases we bring to the text, we begin to see its mirroring
effect and learn to read ourselves in the text. We will discover the mythic strata
embedded deep in the text and in our psyches, and the way the text can help us make
sense of our lives as well as our personal suffering and grief. We will forge a new
approach that resists the pietistic-moralistic approach but also a purely scholastic-
archeological reduction. Finally, by being open to radical readers like the Hassidic
masters before us, we will rely on them for a new trajectory that makes for exciting
study.
Please review the following chart and let the office know if you would like either to read Torah or to sponsor or co-sponsor a Kiddush or Shalosh Seudot. We’ll be happy to help with the arrangements.
DATE KIDDUSH SHALOSH SEUDOT TORAH PORTION HAFTORAH
March 14
Vayakhel-Pekudei Taken Taken Taken Taken
March 21
Vayikra Taken Taken
March 28
Tzav Taken
Celebrate your own, your child’s, or a loved one’s birthday/anniversary/milestone by
sponsoring or co-sponsoring a Kiddush or Shalosh Seudot.
• One Shabbat each month will be our Birthday/Anniversary Kiddush, to celebrate birthdays/anniversaries/milestones in that month.
• You may co-sponsor a Kiddush by contributing a smaller amount.
Please call the shul office for details at 773-248-9200 or email [email protected].
Small Kiddush Meal $720 Light Kiddush Lunch $1080 Hearty Kiddush Lunch $1440 Shalosh Seudot $118
1 main course 2 main courses 3 main courses assorted salads
assorted salads assorted salads assorted salads assorted baked goods
assorted baked goods assorted baked goods assorted baked goods
New Siddur/
Chumash
Small
Tree of Life Leaf
Large
Tree of Life Leaf
Stone
Tree of Life
Memorial
Plaque
$54 $180 $360 $1,080 $680
Dedication Opportunities Honor your loved ones with a dedication plaque or book plate.
Prayer for the United States and Its Government based on "deSola Pool Siddur"
God on high, bless this our country, the United States of America, and all who dwell therein. Bless the constituted officers of government of this land. Set into their hearts the spirit of wisdom and understanding to
uphold peace and freedom.
Security—If you see something, say something. Alan Hepker: (847) 980-5630
Tot Shabbat (children 3 and under with a parent)
10:45 AM in the ASBI Social Hall with Sarah Unterman
Gan Shabbat (JK & K)
10:45 AM in JCC Room 206 with Tara Holden
Yeladeinu (1st -2nd grade)
10:30 AM in JCC Room 204 with Roxie Zeller
Na’areinu (3rd-5th grade)
10:30 AM in the JCC Gym with Ayala Klein
Tefillah Off the Deep End (6th -7th grade)
10:30 AM in the Beit Midrash with Andrea Katz
Youth Tefillah Groups
Babysitting Services (For children ages 1 through 7)
with Mollie Diedrich
9:30 AM until Kiddush in the ASBI Playroom
Kiddush until 12:30 PM in JCC Room 204
Group leaders and babysitter are subject to change.
Rabbi David Wolkenfeld [email protected]
Avishai Gebler Rabbinic Intern
OFFICERS – 2014-2015 / 5775-5776
President – Rabbi Paul Saiger Immediate Past President – David Harris President-Elect – Jeremy Treister Vice President - Ways and Means – Ross Weisman Vice President - House – Jeremy Treister Vice President - Membership – Danielle Gershon Vice President - Ritual – Dr. Ira Halper Vice President - Education – Evelyn Behar Vice President - Financial – Asher Zarkowsky Recording Secretary – Ruth Lipman
BOARD OF DIRECTORS – 2014-2015 / 5775-5776
Dr. Stuart Sprague - Chair Julia Aaronson Beverly Agdern
Elyce Bader Linda Cohen
Herbert Eiseman Aaron Feigelson
Steve Feiger Eytan Fox
Paul Freund
Iris Gafni-Kane Ashlyn Gorlin Toby Heizler
Ira King Michael Leib Adam Levine
Norman Levitz Jennifer Loeb
Michael Newberger Scott Newberger
Jacques Aaron Preis Tzvi Robinson
Rabbi Daniel Rosenberg Linda Saiger
Margalit Segal Rabbi Melvin Shapiro
Alan Skidelsky Adam Smoler
Andrew Weprin
ASBI COMMITTEES AND CHAIRS
Adam R. Straus Memorial Mikvah: (773) 935-1689 [email protected]
Office Staff: Steve Miller ([email protected]) and Hayley Leventhal ([email protected])
Dedications and Donations
Anshe Sholom B’nai Israel Congregation is indebted to Judge Abraham Lincoln Marovitz, a”h, for his generosity to the synagogue and to the Marovitz Scholarship Fund.
The George Kranzler Library of Judaic Classics is donated in loving memory of Mr. George Kranzler by the Kranzler and Saltzman families.
The Learning Center was dedicated on 29 Av 5761 in memory of Rose and Dr. Abe Aaronson who inspired us in learning and charity.
We acknowledge and thank the following funds for helping us celebrate our community's simchas: the Frances “Freidl” Goodman Berger, a"h, Fund which presents menorahs to each newborn child; the William and Frances Goodman Mezuzah Fund which provides a mezuzah for newlyweds; and the Rachel, Gabrielle, and Wren Berger Bat and Bar Mitzvah Fund which presents a Kiddush cup to each Bat and Bar Mitzvah.
There is a sense of wholeness and artistic integrity in our sanctuary, thanks to our beautiful stained-glass windows on the east wall, dedicated in memory of Bernard Preis, a”h.
The windows on the south wall are dedicated in memory of George Friedman, a”h.
The Louis A. Lerner Institute of Torah Texts sponsors all the Torah text classes at ASBI.
Chesed: Joelle Shabat Mikvah: Ruth Lipman Education: Evelyn Behar Ritual: Dr. Ira Halper Family: Jennifer Loeb Security: Peggy Kaz Hospitality: JP Bader & Deena Davis Young Professionals: Beverly Agdern, Israel: Herbert Eiseman Amy Beth Green & Tzvi Robinson
Gabbai: Dr. Josh Ehrlich Gabbaiyot: Dr. Chai Wilensky & Judith Wolf
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