This document contains messages from the presidents and rabbi of Congregation Etz Chaim welcoming members to their 12th Annual Dinner. It discusses the growth of the congregation community over the years. It thanks volunteers and leadership for their efforts and looks forward to continued success in the coming year.
The document is a letter from an Indian pastor requesting partnership and support from American churches for his small, struggling ministry in rural India. He describes facing persecution from Hindu nationalists and difficulties conducting outreach due to lack of funds. He asks the American churches to pray for his ministry, consider him a coworker, and send financial support, clothing for orphans, and correspondence to encourage his work.
The document is a message from the presidents of Congregation Etz Chaim welcoming members to their 12th Annual Dinner. It expresses appreciation for the rabbis, staff, and members who have helped the congregation grow over the past year and make meaningful programs possible. The presidents look forward to continuing to build the community in the coming year with everyone's support and involvement.
This document contains congratulatory messages honoring Rabbi Asher and Chani Biron, Dr. Babak Hakimisefat, Dr. Behzad Soufer, and Briana Bayar for an award from Valley Torah High School. The messages express appreciation for their leadership, dedication to the Jewish community, and heroic efforts in various fields such as medicine, education, and nursing. Congratulations are also extended to Valley Torah High School for hosting the event.
This document contains congratulatory messages honoring Rabbi Asher and Chani Biron, Dr. Babak Hakimisefat, Dr. Behzad Soufer, and Briana Bayar for an award from Valley Torah High School recognizing their contributions to the Jewish community. The messages express pride in and gratitude for their leadership, dedication to education and medical care, and impact on the community.
The document provides an annual report on the faith formation activities at Broadmoor Community Church from 2016-2017. It summarizes that the children/youth participated in various summer activities including camp and volunteer opportunities. Throughout the year, educational programs were offered for various age groups on topics like white privilege. Special multigenerational events were held for Advent and Lent. The report concludes by praising the volunteers and staff that supported the faith formation ministries.
This document provides information about the Deerfoot Church of Christ congregation located in Pinson, Alabama. It includes the church address and service times. It lists the elders, ministers, and upcoming speakers. It also contains announcements about church activities, such as a ladies retreat, men's retreat, and starting new Bible study classes. The document functions as a weekly church bulletin to inform members of upcoming events and needs of the congregation.
This is the Journal of Ads from the 2014 Gala Dinner, celebrating 40 years of commitment by HaRav Yochanan and Rebbetzin Rivkah Zweig in the Miami Beach community.
Cru's goal is to mobilize ministry partners through prayer and financial support to reach college students with the gospel message and help them grow in their faith through small groups and training other students to share about Christ. The vision is for every student on every campus to hear about Jesus and become equipped to live missionally and spread the good news to others.
The document is a letter from an Indian pastor requesting partnership and support from American churches for his small, struggling ministry in rural India. He describes facing persecution from Hindu nationalists and difficulties conducting outreach due to lack of funds. He asks the American churches to pray for his ministry, consider him a coworker, and send financial support, clothing for orphans, and correspondence to encourage his work.
The document is a message from the presidents of Congregation Etz Chaim welcoming members to their 12th Annual Dinner. It expresses appreciation for the rabbis, staff, and members who have helped the congregation grow over the past year and make meaningful programs possible. The presidents look forward to continuing to build the community in the coming year with everyone's support and involvement.
This document contains congratulatory messages honoring Rabbi Asher and Chani Biron, Dr. Babak Hakimisefat, Dr. Behzad Soufer, and Briana Bayar for an award from Valley Torah High School. The messages express appreciation for their leadership, dedication to the Jewish community, and heroic efforts in various fields such as medicine, education, and nursing. Congratulations are also extended to Valley Torah High School for hosting the event.
This document contains congratulatory messages honoring Rabbi Asher and Chani Biron, Dr. Babak Hakimisefat, Dr. Behzad Soufer, and Briana Bayar for an award from Valley Torah High School recognizing their contributions to the Jewish community. The messages express pride in and gratitude for their leadership, dedication to education and medical care, and impact on the community.
The document provides an annual report on the faith formation activities at Broadmoor Community Church from 2016-2017. It summarizes that the children/youth participated in various summer activities including camp and volunteer opportunities. Throughout the year, educational programs were offered for various age groups on topics like white privilege. Special multigenerational events were held for Advent and Lent. The report concludes by praising the volunteers and staff that supported the faith formation ministries.
This document provides information about the Deerfoot Church of Christ congregation located in Pinson, Alabama. It includes the church address and service times. It lists the elders, ministers, and upcoming speakers. It also contains announcements about church activities, such as a ladies retreat, men's retreat, and starting new Bible study classes. The document functions as a weekly church bulletin to inform members of upcoming events and needs of the congregation.
This is the Journal of Ads from the 2014 Gala Dinner, celebrating 40 years of commitment by HaRav Yochanan and Rebbetzin Rivkah Zweig in the Miami Beach community.
Cru's goal is to mobilize ministry partners through prayer and financial support to reach college students with the gospel message and help them grow in their faith through small groups and training other students to share about Christ. The vision is for every student on every campus to hear about Jesus and become equipped to live missionally and spread the good news to others.
Announcements and Opening Prayer March 9, 2014tkennedy4010
This document contains announcements and information for church services and activities at 34th Street Church. It includes an opening prayer, scripture reading, announcements about weekly prayer calls and meetings for various church ministries such as men's ministry, marriage ministry and children's ministry. It also provides logistical information about parking, seating, food/drink policies and giving during services.
This document provides updates from Johan and Ina Greeff's ministry work in South Africa and abroad. It discusses positive reports from church planting efforts in South Africa and India that are leading to drops in crime and improvements in welfare. It encourages the church to be "radical" and "militant" in advancing God's kingdom through obedience, telling others about God's love, and making his wisdom known. It then provides pictures and summaries of their outreach and preaching activities at various churches and conferences in South Africa. It requests prayers for protection of their home base, Shepherd's Flock Ministries, which has come under attack. It concludes by thanking supporters and requesting continued prayers as their international travel ministry continues.
This newsletter provides an update on the ministry activities of Sergio and Beth over the past year. They have expanded their work to Samoa and Mexico, teaching water purification and the DEEM program. Their partnerships in Mexico have grown and opened doors to share the gospel with more indigenous groups. They provided medical clinics that resulted in many professions of faith. Their vision for 2016 is to provide more families with clean water through filters and conduct additional mission trips in Mexico, Samoa, India and potentially Tonga. They thank supporters and request continued prayers and financial support to accomplish their goals.
The document provides information for a Women's Emphasis Day program with the theme "Like a Diamond in the Lord's Hands". It includes an outline for a worship service, the full text of the keynote sermon, and additional resources such as a children's story, Ellen White quotes, and suggestions for how women can get involved in ministry. The focus of the program is on shining for God even in difficult circumstances and celebrating women who serve God with their time, talents and lives. It also highlights the work of Women's Ministries in the South American and South Pacific Divisions.
The document provides an end of year reflection on the blessings and work of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal in the Diocese of Raleigh over the past year. It discusses how the Lord has given them a new voice to spread the Good News locally and throughout the Diocese through their website and newsletter. It encourages readers to trust in God's plans and surrender to Him, rather than relying on their own ways. It highlights how Charismatics can experience the fruits of the Holy Spirit and grow in their faith through listening to God.
This document provides information about the Deerfoot Church of Christ congregation in Pinson, Alabama. It includes the names of elders and ministers, service times, contact information, and a summary of the previous Sunday's sermons. It also lists upcoming events, those in need of prayers, attendance numbers, and thank you notes. The document serves to communicate important details and updates to members.
The document provides a daily prayer message and requests for prayer. It begins with a Bible verse and message of encouragement to serve God wholeheartedly. It then lists ongoing volunteer "Service Partners" and their commitment to helping spread the Bible's message. The rest includes a daily prayer, requests to pray for specific people and areas in need of healing or salvation, and a weekly prayer matrix focusing on individuals and regions to pray for daily.
This document appears to be a program for the Twenty Second Anniversary Dinner of Yeshiva Zichron Aryeh. It lists and honors the Rabbeim of the Yeshiva, as well as staff members who help run the organization. It also honors the leaders and staff of related schools and divisions within the Priority-1 organization, including graduates and honorees. The document contains congratulatory messages and expressions of gratitude to many of the honorees.
This summary provides an overview of the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses a sermon given at Faith Moravian Church focusing on hope found in Christ's resurrection. It encourages the congregation as they face challenges by reminding them of God's faithfulness in the past. Looking to the future, the congregation can have hope knowing that God remains trustworthy and generous even when they don't know how or when, because God will never fail them.
This document provides an overview of Cru (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ) and their goals of reaching college students with the gospel. It discusses how Cru helps students develop a relationship with God through various programs and helps equip them to share their faith and get involved in mission work. It asks the reader to consider partnering with Cru through monthly financial support to help fund their ministry of reaching people for Christ on college campuses worldwide.
This document provides updates from IntegrityUSA on their activities and goals for 2009. It discusses the inauguration of President Obama and hopes for continued progress towards justice and inclusion. It also announces fundraising efforts to support IntegrityUSA's work at the upcoming General Convention, and encourages volunteers to participate. Various programs and initiatives are mentioned, including faith-based community organizing training, efforts to promote marriage equality, and a traveling photo exhibition.
This prayer guide provides prompts for adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication in daily prayers from November 30th to December 6th. It focuses on thanking God for being with us through Jesus, confessing reliance on God over our own abilities, giving thanks for life's blessings, and requesting wisdom for leaders, help for the suffering, and that God be glorified at an upcoming church concert.
Let us pray:
Dear Heavenly Father, we thank you for this opportunity to come together and study your word. Please open our hearts and minds to receive the message you have for us today. Help us to apply the truths we learn to our lives. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Introduction:
My dear sisters, today we are looking at the issue of unanswered prayers. We all pray and ask God for things, but sometimes it seems like our prayers go unanswered or God answers in a way different from what we expected. This can cause us to doubt God and even become angry with Him.
Today I want us to look at this issue from God's perspective. I want us to see that
Mt. Nebo Missionary Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee is celebrating its 142nd anniversary. The book provides a history of the church from its founding in 1871 by Reverend Pharaoh H. Benson until present day under the leadership of Pastor Theodore H. Bryson. It includes information about founding pastor Reverend Pharaoh H. Benson, who established the church, as well as histories of former pastors and details about the church's ministries and growth over the decades.
The document provides details of the Asia Pacific Elders, Deacons & Spouses' Conference held from July 26-28, 2016 in Singapore. It includes the schedule, list of speakers, and short biographies of some of the speakers. The conference focused on topics like spiritual leadership, spiritual influence, and the role of spiritual leaders. It was attended by elders, deacons, church leaders and their spouses from across the Asia Pacific region.
The weekly newsletter from WCUMC provides information for the upcoming week, including the sermon topic on preparing for Jesus' coming through confession and repentance. It discusses John the Baptist's message of changing hearts and lives in preparation. The newsletter lists church activities, needs assistance with volunteer positions, and provides a financial update and prayer requests.
This document provides information about the Deerfoot Church of Christ congregation including welcoming notes, contact information, service times, lists of shepherds and ministers, and announcements. It contains the order of services, prayers, and other updates for the congregation.
The document provides information about a training on March 1, 2009 to review the process for new membership cards at Jacksonville First Baptist Church, including goals to understand the background and importance of the new member cards and practice completing the process through role playing. It also includes an overview of the new member onboarding process and lists Sunday school class options for new members.
This document is a prayer letter from Jobet dela Cruz about his Backpack and Bible ministry. The ministry aims to provide mission exposures for young professionals through short term backpacking trips to remote places. The letter discusses recent trips to Zambales and Mindanao where they conducted medical missions, taught Bible studies, and built relationships with pastors. It also shares about an upcoming opportunity for Jobet to participate in music for the Feast of Tabernacles in Israel. The letter closes by providing contact information and bank account details for those wanting to partner with Jobet and the ministry through prayer or financial support.
This document contains congratulatory messages for Dr. Steven and Risa Berkowitz and Rabbi Ezriel and Deena Dzialoszynski who are being honored at an annual scholarship event. The messages praise the honorees for their commitment to Torah values, leadership in the community, and role modeling exemplary Jewish ideals. Well-wishers express appreciation for the honorees' contributions and wish them continued success, good health, and happiness.
This document contains multiple messages honoring and congratulating the honorees of Congregation Shaarei Tefillah's Lev Anniversary celebration. The messages express gratitude for the honorees' dedication and contributions to sustaining the vibrant shul community. They wish the honorees and the entire congregation mazel tov and continued strength and success.
Announcements and Opening Prayer March 9, 2014tkennedy4010
This document contains announcements and information for church services and activities at 34th Street Church. It includes an opening prayer, scripture reading, announcements about weekly prayer calls and meetings for various church ministries such as men's ministry, marriage ministry and children's ministry. It also provides logistical information about parking, seating, food/drink policies and giving during services.
This document provides updates from Johan and Ina Greeff's ministry work in South Africa and abroad. It discusses positive reports from church planting efforts in South Africa and India that are leading to drops in crime and improvements in welfare. It encourages the church to be "radical" and "militant" in advancing God's kingdom through obedience, telling others about God's love, and making his wisdom known. It then provides pictures and summaries of their outreach and preaching activities at various churches and conferences in South Africa. It requests prayers for protection of their home base, Shepherd's Flock Ministries, which has come under attack. It concludes by thanking supporters and requesting continued prayers as their international travel ministry continues.
This newsletter provides an update on the ministry activities of Sergio and Beth over the past year. They have expanded their work to Samoa and Mexico, teaching water purification and the DEEM program. Their partnerships in Mexico have grown and opened doors to share the gospel with more indigenous groups. They provided medical clinics that resulted in many professions of faith. Their vision for 2016 is to provide more families with clean water through filters and conduct additional mission trips in Mexico, Samoa, India and potentially Tonga. They thank supporters and request continued prayers and financial support to accomplish their goals.
The document provides information for a Women's Emphasis Day program with the theme "Like a Diamond in the Lord's Hands". It includes an outline for a worship service, the full text of the keynote sermon, and additional resources such as a children's story, Ellen White quotes, and suggestions for how women can get involved in ministry. The focus of the program is on shining for God even in difficult circumstances and celebrating women who serve God with their time, talents and lives. It also highlights the work of Women's Ministries in the South American and South Pacific Divisions.
The document provides an end of year reflection on the blessings and work of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal in the Diocese of Raleigh over the past year. It discusses how the Lord has given them a new voice to spread the Good News locally and throughout the Diocese through their website and newsletter. It encourages readers to trust in God's plans and surrender to Him, rather than relying on their own ways. It highlights how Charismatics can experience the fruits of the Holy Spirit and grow in their faith through listening to God.
This document provides information about the Deerfoot Church of Christ congregation in Pinson, Alabama. It includes the names of elders and ministers, service times, contact information, and a summary of the previous Sunday's sermons. It also lists upcoming events, those in need of prayers, attendance numbers, and thank you notes. The document serves to communicate important details and updates to members.
The document provides a daily prayer message and requests for prayer. It begins with a Bible verse and message of encouragement to serve God wholeheartedly. It then lists ongoing volunteer "Service Partners" and their commitment to helping spread the Bible's message. The rest includes a daily prayer, requests to pray for specific people and areas in need of healing or salvation, and a weekly prayer matrix focusing on individuals and regions to pray for daily.
This document appears to be a program for the Twenty Second Anniversary Dinner of Yeshiva Zichron Aryeh. It lists and honors the Rabbeim of the Yeshiva, as well as staff members who help run the organization. It also honors the leaders and staff of related schools and divisions within the Priority-1 organization, including graduates and honorees. The document contains congratulatory messages and expressions of gratitude to many of the honorees.
This summary provides an overview of the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses a sermon given at Faith Moravian Church focusing on hope found in Christ's resurrection. It encourages the congregation as they face challenges by reminding them of God's faithfulness in the past. Looking to the future, the congregation can have hope knowing that God remains trustworthy and generous even when they don't know how or when, because God will never fail them.
This document provides an overview of Cru (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ) and their goals of reaching college students with the gospel. It discusses how Cru helps students develop a relationship with God through various programs and helps equip them to share their faith and get involved in mission work. It asks the reader to consider partnering with Cru through monthly financial support to help fund their ministry of reaching people for Christ on college campuses worldwide.
This document provides updates from IntegrityUSA on their activities and goals for 2009. It discusses the inauguration of President Obama and hopes for continued progress towards justice and inclusion. It also announces fundraising efforts to support IntegrityUSA's work at the upcoming General Convention, and encourages volunteers to participate. Various programs and initiatives are mentioned, including faith-based community organizing training, efforts to promote marriage equality, and a traveling photo exhibition.
This prayer guide provides prompts for adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication in daily prayers from November 30th to December 6th. It focuses on thanking God for being with us through Jesus, confessing reliance on God over our own abilities, giving thanks for life's blessings, and requesting wisdom for leaders, help for the suffering, and that God be glorified at an upcoming church concert.
Let us pray:
Dear Heavenly Father, we thank you for this opportunity to come together and study your word. Please open our hearts and minds to receive the message you have for us today. Help us to apply the truths we learn to our lives. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Introduction:
My dear sisters, today we are looking at the issue of unanswered prayers. We all pray and ask God for things, but sometimes it seems like our prayers go unanswered or God answers in a way different from what we expected. This can cause us to doubt God and even become angry with Him.
Today I want us to look at this issue from God's perspective. I want us to see that
Mt. Nebo Missionary Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee is celebrating its 142nd anniversary. The book provides a history of the church from its founding in 1871 by Reverend Pharaoh H. Benson until present day under the leadership of Pastor Theodore H. Bryson. It includes information about founding pastor Reverend Pharaoh H. Benson, who established the church, as well as histories of former pastors and details about the church's ministries and growth over the decades.
The document provides details of the Asia Pacific Elders, Deacons & Spouses' Conference held from July 26-28, 2016 in Singapore. It includes the schedule, list of speakers, and short biographies of some of the speakers. The conference focused on topics like spiritual leadership, spiritual influence, and the role of spiritual leaders. It was attended by elders, deacons, church leaders and their spouses from across the Asia Pacific region.
The weekly newsletter from WCUMC provides information for the upcoming week, including the sermon topic on preparing for Jesus' coming through confession and repentance. It discusses John the Baptist's message of changing hearts and lives in preparation. The newsletter lists church activities, needs assistance with volunteer positions, and provides a financial update and prayer requests.
This document provides information about the Deerfoot Church of Christ congregation including welcoming notes, contact information, service times, lists of shepherds and ministers, and announcements. It contains the order of services, prayers, and other updates for the congregation.
The document provides information about a training on March 1, 2009 to review the process for new membership cards at Jacksonville First Baptist Church, including goals to understand the background and importance of the new member cards and practice completing the process through role playing. It also includes an overview of the new member onboarding process and lists Sunday school class options for new members.
This document is a prayer letter from Jobet dela Cruz about his Backpack and Bible ministry. The ministry aims to provide mission exposures for young professionals through short term backpacking trips to remote places. The letter discusses recent trips to Zambales and Mindanao where they conducted medical missions, taught Bible studies, and built relationships with pastors. It also shares about an upcoming opportunity for Jobet to participate in music for the Feast of Tabernacles in Israel. The letter closes by providing contact information and bank account details for those wanting to partner with Jobet and the ministry through prayer or financial support.
This document contains congratulatory messages for Dr. Steven and Risa Berkowitz and Rabbi Ezriel and Deena Dzialoszynski who are being honored at an annual scholarship event. The messages praise the honorees for their commitment to Torah values, leadership in the community, and role modeling exemplary Jewish ideals. Well-wishers express appreciation for the honorees' contributions and wish them continued success, good health, and happiness.
This document contains multiple messages honoring and congratulating the honorees of Congregation Shaarei Tefillah's Lev Anniversary celebration. The messages express gratitude for the honorees' dedication and contributions to sustaining the vibrant shul community. They wish the honorees and the entire congregation mazel tov and continued strength and success.
This report summarizes donations received by Chizuk Amuno Congregation from July 2008 to June 2009. It thanks donors for their sacred gifts or "terumot hakodesh" that support the congregation's work of building a sacred Jewish community. Over $1.5 million was raised, including $586,253 from the Annual Appeal. Donations help fund programming beyond what dues and tuition cover. Leadership and committees that supported fundraising efforts are also recognized.
This document contains congratulatory messages honoring Rabbi Asher and Chani Biron, Dr. Babak Hakimisefat, Dr. Behzad Soufer, and Briana Bayar, RN for an award from Valley Torah High School. The messages express appreciation for their leadership, dedication to the Jewish community, and heroic efforts on behalf of others. Congratulations are also extended to Valley Torah High School for recognizing these honorees.
This document summarizes an event honoring Alia and Dan Ramer by The Partnership for Jewish Learning and Life. It includes congratulatory messages to Alia and Dan from supporters of The Partnership, highlighting their leadership and dedication to the Greater MetroWest Jewish community. It also provides updates on The Partnership's programs and initiatives that work to bring Jewish learning to life for youth and families in the region.
Barry Kennedy thanks the East Main Church of Christ for welcoming his family. He expresses gratitude for the hospitality and Christian fellowship they have received. Kennedy encourages counting daily blessings like life, friends, prayer, hope, forgiveness, and Jesus. He enjoys assembling with the saints at East Main and exhorting one another.
Temple Beth El Riverside 50th Anniversary Gala Tribute Booktemplebethel
This document summarizes Temple Beth El's 50th anniversary celebration. It discusses the temple's history and role in the community over the past 50 years, providing a center for Jewish life. It recognizes founding members and past presidents who helped build the temple. The rabbi and board president offer congratulations and look forward to the temple's continued future.
This document contains congratulatory messages honoring three individuals - Rabbi Gordon Tucker, William and Susan Yarmuth, and Yizhar Hess - who are being recognized by the Masorti Foundation. The document includes short messages from board members, volunteers, congregational leaders, and others congratulating and thanking the honorees for their leadership and contributions to the Masorti/Conservative movement in Israel and worldwide.
This document contains congratulatory messages honoring Rabbi Asher and Chani Biron, Dr. Babak Hakimisefat, Dr. Behzad Soufer, and Briana Bayar for an award from Valley Torah High School recognizing their contributions to the Jewish community. The messages express appreciation for their leadership, dedication to education and Torah values, and heroic efforts in medicine and nursing. Wishes for continued success and blessings are extended to the honorees.
This document provides a summary of the weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) dated July 6, 2014. It discusses an upcoming sermon series on Acts focusing on "God's Spirit-Filled People". It summarizes the scripture reading from Acts 6:1-7 about selecting seven men to oversee the distribution of food to widows. The document also announces upcoming church events like a rummage sale, float trip, and family retreat. It provides the church's financial snapshot and requests for the local food bank.
The Rav welcomes everyone to KMT's 2nd Annual Dinner. He expresses gratitude for the opportunity to spend time together and reflect on how much the community has grown with God's help and the dedication of honorees Mr. and Mrs. Tzali Gutman. The Rav also honors the completion of the Talmud in memory of Rabbi Tzvi Zylberberg. He hopes everyone leaves inspired to continue raising the standard of KMT.
Announcements and Opening Prayer December 14tkennedy4010
The document contains announcements and information for a church congregation. It includes details about upcoming prayer meetings, ministry meetings, rehearsals, trainings, and events at the church. Information is provided about connecting to the church's wifi, being respectful in the sanctuary, parking appropriately, and starting or facilitating a small group. The document also provides details about honoring long-standing church members as part of an upcoming 100th anniversary celebration.
This document discusses the importance of stories and storytelling in Jewish tradition and culture. It notes that Torah begins with stories and that sharing stories, both in good times and bad, has helped the Jewish people succeed and supported each other. The document then introduces a new High Holy Day prayer book called Mishkan HaNefesh that represents a revolution in liturgy by bringing together personal expressions to engage Jews in worship. It encourages the congregation to experience this new model of Jewish prayer.
Announcements and Opening Prayer October 19, 2014tkennedy4010
This document contains announcements from the Thirty-Fourth Street Church of God regarding upcoming events, prayer meetings, small groups, and ministries. It welcomes visitors to the church and encourages members to participate in activities like early morning prayer on Tuesdays, the church's 100th anniversary celebration in November, and joining or starting a small group. It also provides instructions on how to access the church's website and WiFi password.
This document contains congratulatory messages honoring Rabbi Avrohom and Mrs. Peshy Stulberger and Dr. Uri and Efrat Zisblatt for their dedication to Valley Torah High School over many years. There are messages from alumni, parents, board members, and community leaders expressing gratitude for their leadership, commitment to Jewish education, and positive impact on students and the Jewish community. The messages recognize them for playing an instrumental role in the growth and success of Valley Torah High School.
This document provides a summary of the weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC). It discusses the guest speaker Allison Gill Sanford who spoke on unity in the body of Christ using Acts 6:1-7 as an example. It also announces upcoming events at WCUMC including a mission trip to Nepal and Thailand and a 4-week Bible study on getting "unstuck". Additionally, it provides updates on church services, groups, needs for the food bank, and financial information.
This document contains congratulatory messages honoring Rabbi Avrohom and Mrs. Peshy Stulberger and Dr. Uri and Efrat Zisblatt for their dedication to Valley Torah High School over many years. The messages praise their leadership, commitment to Jewish education, positive influence on students and alumni, and role modeling of Torah values. They are thanked for their vision and many contributions that have benefited the school and broader Jewish community. Well wishes are expressed for continued success in their important work.
Todah Rabbah! Thank you to all who celebrated with us at our 73rd Annual GALA at Adat Ari El!
Here is our GALA sponsorship presentation shortened for your viewing pleasure!
Our honorees were showered with love! Mazal all around to Dr. Carl & Bobbie Blau, Ralph Resnick and Sara Solomon.
If you haven't had the pleasure of hearing/seeing Joshua Malina in person, you've truly missed out. What a gem of a person. We're so grateful he was WITH US. Humble yet extremely successful.
MAZEL TOV to the entire LA Hebrew High family!
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The document is a newsletter from Faith Moravian Church that provides updates from the pastor and information on upcoming church events, ministries, and celebrations over the next few months; it encourages members to get involved in the church's activities and ministries and work together as a team to spread the gospel and serve others in the community.
This document is the introduction to the 4th edition of a contemporary High Holiday prayer book used by the Marlboro Jewish Center in New Jersey. It explains that the contemporary service was created in 1985 as an alternative for those who felt unfulfilled by or uncomfortable with traditional High Holiday services, which use large amounts of Hebrew. Over 800 people attend the contemporary service each year, finding a spiritual experience through its use of different techniques than a linear prayer book, including English readings and photos. The introduction expresses the importance of inclusiveness in Conservative Judaism and allowing different prayer approaches for all.
The Hope of Salvation - Jude 1:24-25 - MessageCole Hartman
Jude gives us hope at the end of a dark letter. In a dark world like today, we need the light of Christ to shine brighter and brighter. Jude shows us where to fix our focus so we can be filled with God's goodness and glory. Join us to explore this incredible passage.
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It seems that current missionary work requires spending a lot of money, preparing a lot of materials, and traveling to far away places, so that it feels like missionary work. But what was the result they brought back? It's just a lot of photos of activities, fun eating, drinking and some playing games. And then we have to do the same thing next year, never ending. The church once mentioned that a certain missionary would go to the field where she used to work before the end of his life. It seemed that if she had not gone, no one would be willing to go. The reason why these missionary work is so difficult is that no one obeys God’s words, and the Bible is not the main content during missionary work, because in the eyes of those who do not obey God’s words, the Bible is just words and cannot be connected with life, so Reading out God's words is boring because it doesn't have any life experience, so it cannot be connected with human life. I will give a few examples in the hope that this situation can be changed. A375
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Etz Chaim Dinner Journal 2009
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3. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
Presidents’ Message
Dear Members and Friends,
We wish to welcome all of our members, their families, and guests to the 12th Annual
Etz Chaim Dinner. It is always exciting to celebrate together the continued growth of
our Congregation.
Our shul is unique in its ability to act together and to provide a warm atmosphere for
everyone - young or old. Together, we celebrate simchas, but more importantly we
support each other in times of adversity and need. Our shul family truly exemplifies the
meaning of Achdut and Unity.
As Presidents of Congregation Etz Chaim, we have tried in our first year to build on the
wonderful work of our predecessors. We hope that some of the new activities that we
introduced have met with your approval. As we revel in the past year’s achievements,
we are looking forward together, with all of you, to growing our shul community in the
coming year.
We would like to thank all of our members for their support for our shul and for the
many hours that they have dedicated to volunteering in the past year. Without your
involvement, we would not have been able to quot;runquot; so many meaningful and successful
programs.
It is also with great appreciation that we acknowledge Rabbi and Rebbetzin Krupka for
leading our community. We also thank our assistant rabbi, Rabbi Natan Kapustin, and
our youth directors, Rabbi Yaakov and Orly Nadler, for their tireless efforts on behalf of
Etz Chaim.
This Dinner marks the mid-point of our presidency. We have been privileged to work
on your behalf during the last year. We would like to thank our officers, the board and
the past presidents for giving of their time, in serving the Congregation and for making
our jobs so meaningful.
We wish you all a wonderful summer.
Wayne Zuckerman Dr. Daniel Pascheles
Co-President Co-President
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4. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
Rabbi Shlomo Krupka’s Message
In this week’s parsha, Naso, Hashem tells the sons of Aaron, appointed as the Kohanim, to
bless the Jewish people. It is this Blessing of the Kohanim, a three part blessing, that is incor-
porated in our present day siddur and sung on high holidays. It is followed by a very interesting
verse in which Hashem says “Let them place My Name upon the children of Israel and I shall
bless them.” The commentators argue to whom Hashem refers when He says “… and I shall
bless them.” Rashi brings forth two explanations. His first interpretation, “…and I shall bless
them” refers to Hashem’s agreement with the Kohanim that it is their blessing of the people that
He will reinforce. The second interpretation of Rashi is that Hashem is telling the Kohanim that
by their blessing his people, He will in turn bless them and their families.
Both messages speak to us as we celebrate another milestone at Etz Chaim. So many people
give of their time for the shul on an ongoing basis, whether attending minyan, creating and at-
tending programs, or dedicating long hours to raising funds in order to meet our budget. All of
these actions enhance our shul. Every action by each individual requires the blessing of
Hashem to make it successful. It is truly with the blessing of Hashem that we have grown from
ten families to nearly one hundred fifty in twelve years. It is with Hashem’s constant blessing
that we meet the challenges of our time.
But how does one repay those who bless us with their efforts and hard work? The answer lies
in Rashi’s second interpretation that those who bless us are in turn blessed by Hashem. Within
our lives it is this chain of blessings from those who share of their time to Hashem who gives us
the blessing of time and health.
I would like to especially thank Daniel Pascheles and Wayne Zuckerman, who dedicate so
much time, and the many others, unseen and unknown to most (except their Rabbi) who devote
themselves to the growth of Etz Chaim. May Hashem in turn bless them for all the blessings
they give us, and may His abundance overflow to all of theirs.
It is the miracle of the generations that so many millennia later, the children of Aaron, the Ko-
hanim, are still blessing our people and continue to be blessed by Hashem. May Etz Chaim be
so blessed as well. May all of the talent that we harness continue to grow in purpose and in
numbers this Bat Mitzvah year. Amen.
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5. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
Youth Directors’ Message
The holiday of Shavuot has just passed, but the message of Shavuot is eternal. The
Hebrews had to prove that they could be entrusted with the Torah. As the Midrash re-
veals, G-d demanded a guaranty that his precious gift would be cherished for eternity.
All of the proposals brought forward by the Hebrews were rejected until their children
were offered as guarantors. This reflects what we all know deep in our hearts; our sur-
vival and our legacy is solely dependent on our children. How will the Jewish people
continue to illuminate the world with the light of the Torah? The Midrash teaches us
that our children are the reason that we were entrusted to receive the Torah and that
they will be the ones with the awesome responsibility to continue to pass on the torch.
By providing our children with warmth and excitement about being Jewish, we are en-
suring that this precious gift is passed on to future generations. As the Youth Directors
at Etz Chaim, we are proud to serve as your partners in instilling a love for Judaism in
your children.
As adults, we have to juggle numerous responsibilities but nevertheless the parents at
Etz Chaim are enthusiastic about Shabbat and make a strong effort to include their
children in the synagogue. Together, we try to instill in our children excitement about
coming to shul on Shabbat. In this vain, Shabbat groups are filled with fun filled activi-
ties: we play games, sing songs and create a congregation for the children who are
preparing to become active adult members of the Shul.
What we create here at the Youth Department of Congregation Etz Chaim, is a home,
a warm, loving and safe environment for our youth to come together to celebrate their
lives. From social programming to Chessed, we run the gamut in order to help our
youth develop into creative, socially active, thinking Jewish adults. We have a wonder-
ful sense of family in our youth department and we are always looking for ways to wel-
come your children.
May we continue to see an abundance of nachas from all our children!
Orly and Yaakov Nadler
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6. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
Congregation Etz Chaim
2009
Crown of Torah
Jane & Mark Wilf
Etz Chaim
Batsheva & Murray Halpern
Marci & Jeffrey Lefkovits
Pillar of Torah
Lynn & Erwin Fisch
Hon. Rachel Davidson & Mark Fisch
Sharon & David Halpern
Shelly & Josef Paradis
Supporters of Torah
Suzanne & Miles Berger
Michelle & Bruce Berger
Lucy Pantirer
Nancy & Larry Pantirer
Elisa & Alan Pines
Betty & Howard Schwartz
Sponsors of Torah
Margie & Michael Bachner
Avivah & Michael Gottlieb
Barbara & Dr. Andrew Hutter
Sherry Izak
Rebecca & Douglas Kuber
Lee & Murray Kushner
Michal & Igal Lichtman
Maggie & Cliff Newman
Mairav & Daniel Pascheles
Sarah & Dr. Michael Rieber
Frances & Dr. Arie Schwartz
Dr. Rimma Sherman
Nancy & David Waldenberg
Deborah & Wayne Zuckerman
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7. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
OFFICERS AND BOARD
Presidents Daniel Pascheles and Wayne Zuckerman
Vice Presidents Michael Gottlieb and Raquel Dardik
Secretary Debra Wenig
Treasurer Michael Grad
Building/Planning Committee Mark Fisch
David Halpern
Alan Pines
Brian Stolar
Randee Stolar
Mark Wilf
Fund Raising Chairman Fran Schwartz
Sisterhood Michelle Flaks and Mairav Pascheles
Men’s Club Mark Miller
House Murray Halpern and Paul Glick
Ritual Oliver Shapiro
Chesed Alan Rubin
Legal David Lentz
Past Presidents
Michael Bachner, Miles Berger, Dr. Josh Brickman, Paul Celler, Mark Fisch,
Michael Grad, David Halpern, Dr. Andrew Hutter,
Cliff Newman, Alan Pines, Larry Rothenberg, Brian Stolar
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8. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
To our dear
RABBI AND REBBETZIN
a grateful congregation thanks
you for everything that you do
to make our lives more special and spiritual.
We look forward to sharing many more simchas
with you and your family.
Congregation Etz Chaim
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9. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
חזק חזק ונתחזק
To
MEL AND RABBI NATAN KAPUSTIN
We thank you for adding
to the spirit of our shul
in every way.
Congregation Etz Chaim
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10. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
...המלאך הגואל אותי
יברך את הנערים
To
Orly and Rabbi Yaakov Nadler
Mazel Tov on the birth of Moshe Chaim.
Thank you for your dedication to all our children at Etz Chaim.
Rabbi Krupka
and the Board of Congregation Etz Chaim
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11. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
In Memory
Of
Ronen Segal z”l
His warm smile, kind heart, and deep
dedication to our Shul will always be
remembered.
Congregation Etz Chaim
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12. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
Special Recognition
Congregation Etz Chaim gratefully
acknowledges
Ingrid Zaig – Shul Secretary
for facilitating the production of this Journal.
Yasher Koach
Michael Grad, David Halpern, Daniel Rudy,
Fran Schwartz and Debra Wenig,
Journal Chairs
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15. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
PILLAR
Mazel Tov
to
Etz Chaim Congregation
and much gratitude to
our presidents and Rabbi.
BatSheva and Murray Halpern
Sean, Nathaniel and Gabriel
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16. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
BENEFACTOR
Best wishes
To
Congregation Etz Chaim,
its distinguished Rabbi,
and dedicated balei batim.
Marty Knecht
Professional Abstract and Title Agency Inc.
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18. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
FOUNDER
In Honor of
our three beautiful children,
Emily, Sophia, and Brandon
We love you and are so proud of you.
Love,
Mom and Dad
Mindy and Alan Schall
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20. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
FOUNDER
Yasher Koach
And
many thanks to
Rabbi Krupka and your great family!
Thank you Yaakov and Orly!
Much Gratitude to Danny and Wayne
for all your work on behalf of our Shul (4 more years)!
Marci and Jeff Lefkovits
Michael, Jonathan and Olivia
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22. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
DIAMOND
In Honor of the Rabbi
and the Presidents
who work tirelessly for our wonderful Shul.
Jeremy and Abbi Halpern
Brianna, Jasmine, and Ashton
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23. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SAPPHIRE
We are proud to support
the outstanding work of
Rabbi & Rebbetzin Krupka
and
Congregation Etz Chaim
Jane and Mark Wilf
Steven, Daniel, Rachel & Andrew
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25. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
CHAI
In honor of our graduates,
LAUREN ELIZABETH EPSTEIN
Solomon Schechter Day School
Of Essex and Union
High School Class of 2009
and
CRAIG ELLIOT EPSTEIN
Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy
8th Grade Class of 2009
With much love & pride,
Sarah & Steven Epstein
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26. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
CHAI
In honor of
Jordan’s
Bar Mitzvah
Mazel Tov!
Arthur, Sylvia, Michelle, Adam
& Danielle Stark
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27. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
CHAI
In loving memory
of
Benyamin & Frania Paradis
Yitzchak Paradis
Arie & Frieda Halpern
זכרונם לברכה
We miss you all.
Shelley and Josef Paradis
Gonen and Jaci
Dalit, Kalya, & Matan
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28. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
CHAI
“Shoot for THe moon. Even if you miss,
you’ll land among the stars” - Les Brown
David Zuckerman
Mazel Tov on your upcoming 8th grade
graduation. We are so proud of you. We
wish you the very best in high school.
We love you,
Mom and Dad,
Andrew, Michael and Jacob
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29. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
CHAI
“Let parents bequeath to their children not riches, but the
spirit of reverence” - Plato
To
Andrew, David, Michael & Jacob
We love you so very much and hope our actions and
words continue to teach you what is important in life:
Hashem, family, community, education and Tzedakah.
Mom and Dad
Deborah and Wayne Zuckerman
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30. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
The Miller Family
wishes the
Etz Chaim
Softball Team
Good Luck!
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31. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
In Honor of our two Presidents,
Daniel Pascheles
&
Wayne Zuckerman
for all their hard work
Bruce, Michelle and Emily Berger
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32. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
Our Shtetl, Frystak was
located in Galicia, Poland.
Our Father, Nathan Berger, left Frystak in
1927 to come to America.
During World War II, the entire
Jewish population of Frystak was wiped
out by the Nazis.
With our Love,
Suzanne and Miles Berger
Brendan & Mara
Arielle, Josh, Eliyahu & Tehila
Kirk
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35. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
In Honor
of our
Wonderful Community!
The Pascheles Family
Mairav, Daniel, Céline & Jonathan
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38. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
Mazal Tov
to our children,
Racheli, Sofia and Isabella
on all of their accomplishments.
We love you very much.
Mommy & Daddy
Rebecca and Doug Kuber
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39. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
In Honor
of
Rabbi and Sherry Krupka
and
Daniel and Wayne,
our esteemed co-presidents,
for all their efforts on behalf of our congregation.
Fran and Arie Schwartz
Ayelet and Ellie Mermelstein
Neely and Elon Elisha & Leya
Mika & Etan
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40. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
Mazal Tov Rabbi and Rebbetzin Krupka on the
engagement of your daughter!
The Weiss Family
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41. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
In honor of
Rabbi and Rebbetzin Krupka
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Paul and Tita Celler
& Family
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42. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
In Honor of
Daniel and Wayne
for their great leadership
Maggie, Cliff, Sabrina,
Neil & Jonathan Newman
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43. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
In Honor
of the
Halpern
families
Billy, Meghan,
Riley & William Hayes
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45. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
In Honor of our Wonderful Presidents,
Daniel Pascheles
and
Wayne Zuckerman
Special thanks to Michael Grad
Margie & Michael Bachner
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46. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
In Honor
of the co-presidents
and our dear friends
Daniel Pascheles
Wayne Zuckerman
for their great leadership of our
congregation and board
Michael and Aviva Gottlieb
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47. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
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Congregation Etz Chaim
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48. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
GOLD
Mazel Tov
to
Rabbi & Sherry Krupka
on the engagement of Rivky
Sherry Izak
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50. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Congratulations on
Etz Chaim’s 12th
Anniversary Dinner
Ann and Bernie Sklar
Debbie and Neil Kaplan
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52. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Best wishes to
Congregation Etz Chaim
for its continued success and growth
Special Mazal Tov to our dear Rabbi Krupka
Jaci and Henry Mandil and Family
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54. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
“The Crown of Elders is Grandchildren
and the glory of children is their parents”
Mishlei 17:6
In Honor
of our children
and grandchildren
Love,
Sima and Benjamin Schall
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56. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Mazal Tov to our graduates
Tzvi Gerstle NYU 2009
Gedalya Gerstle JKHA 2009
Lenny and Adena Gerstle
& Family
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57. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Congratulations
to
Congregation Etz Chaim
and its spiritual mentors,
Rabbi Shlomo Krupka
and
Rabbi Natan Kapustin
Leah and Justin Bergman
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58. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Mazal Tov
to
all our dear friends at Congregation Etz Chaim.
May we always share simchas.
Josh and Sharon Brickman
Nicole, Talia and Adi
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60. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
In honor
of our children
Jared, Melissa and Jessica
Barbara and Andrew Hutter
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61. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Best wishes
to
Congregation Etz Chaim
The Gindi Family
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62. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Mazal Tov to Rivky Krupka and the entire family
on her engagement
You broke a lot of hearts!
Rosalyn and Michael Grad
and Family
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63. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Mazel Tov
to
Marc Pantirer
on your graduation from Fordham Law School
We are so proud of you and wish you great success in
the future
Yasher Koach!
Love,
Baba Lucy and the Pines and Schwartz Families
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64. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
In everlasting Memory of
our beloved Husband, Father, Grandfather and Great‐Grandfather
Murray Pantirer z”l
His Gemilus Chesed, unyielding commitment, unselfish dedication
and tireless service to the Jewish community and the rebuilding of
Torah Judaism created a standard for the way in which all parents
should teach their children.
Lucy Pantirer
Nancy and Larry Pantirer
David, Mark and Elizabeth
Betty and Howard Schwartz
Julie and Reuben Kopel, Hallie and Romi
Julie and Jonathan Schwartz, Mia and Mason
Danielle Schwartz
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65. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Mazel Tov
to
Nicole Pines
on receiving your Master's Degree
from New York University,
and to
Justin Pines
on your graduation from Harvard Law School.
We are so proud of both of you and wish you great
success in the future.
Yasher Kochachem.
Love,
Baba Lucy and the Pantirer and Schwartz Families
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66. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Mazel Tov
to the entire Schwartz Family
on the birth of
Mason Philip
May he always bring you great joy and much nachas!
Love,
Baba Lucy, and the Pantirer and Pines Families
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67. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
In honor of
our dedicated
Rabbi
and
Co-Presidents
To “ Tradition”
and to our ancestors
who will never be forgotten
The Scherl Family
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68. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Congratulations to
Daniel and Wayne
on a great job.
Yasher Koach to Moshe Chaim!
Tzipi, Lazer, Sarah,
Gitel & Miriam Rothenberg
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69. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
In loving memory of
Ronen Segal, z”l
Greg, Rona, Martha,
Sam and Abe Wall
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70. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Mazel Tov
to
Rabbi and Rebbetzin Krupka
on the engagement of
Rivky
and the Bat Mitzvah of
Elke.
Sam & Gladys Halpern
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71. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
To our dear Rabbi and Rebbetzin Krupka,
Mazel Tov
on the upcoming wedding of
Rivky to Nachum.
May they bring much nachas to you and the
entire community.
Deborah & Wayne Zuckerman
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72. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Best wishes to
Congregation Etz Chaim
and
Rabbi Krupka
Yitzhak & Barbara Berger
and family
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74. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
Best wishes
to
Congregation Etz Chaim
and
Rabbi Krupka
Ron Israeli
Joseph & Elana
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75. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
SILVER
In Honor
of
Etz Chaim
Julie, Jonathan, Mia & Mason
Schwartz
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76. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
To
Etz Chaim
May you continue to grow
stronger and higher in Torah,
values and spirituality
Rabbi and Sherry Krupka
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81. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
In Honor of
Congregation Etz Chaim
Noreen, Jeffrey, Adam
and Alison Punia
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82. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
Yasher Koach
to
Rabbi, Rebbetzin and Congregation Etz Chaim
on another great year!
Marian & Robert Stern
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83. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
It is always a pleasure to come home to
Etz Chaim!
Ayelet ( Schwartz) and Mark Mermelstein
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85. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
In honor
Of the continued
outstanding work of
Etz Chaim
Nancy, David,
Todd, Samantha & Emily
Waldenberg
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86. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
Congratulations
Congregation Etz Chaim
Debbie and Alan Janoff
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87. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
In Honor
of
Rabbi Shlomo Krupka
and
Rabbi Natan Kapustin
Debra, Alan,
Alex and Arielle Wenig
To Charlie & Joseph Goldman
Thanks for making everyday
the greatest!
Mom and Dad
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88. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
To
Matthew and Ilana
Mazal Tov
on your graduations!
Mom
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89. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
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90. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
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Yacher Koach to Best Wishes
Rabbi Greg Wall to
Rabbi Krupka
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on Shabbos mornings Etz Chaim
Cara and Arthur Sima & Rabin
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91. ———Congregation Etz Chaim———
Yasher Koach
to all who worked so
hard to make this a
successful year
The Handler Family
The Right Team
The Right Time
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We wish all the
members of the
Congregation good
health & happiness
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