Passover Hub for 5784 - 2024
by Mitch Cohen
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It's April, and preparations for Passover are now in full swing. I launched our new Passover Hub (shown above). Everything you need for Passover is in one place on our website. Take a look below at some of the highlights:
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Our Rabbinic Assembly for Conservative Judaism publishes a Pesach guide every year. The new edition is now online on the hub or click here.
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There are only a few seats left for the Max Paul Congregational Seder on the second night of Passover Tuesday, April 23rd. It's free for Adath members. Check out the menu and pricing details for non members. RSVP today. This will likely be the last chance to RSVP. Space is limited. Once all spots are filled, there will be a waiting list in case someone cancels. Thank you to Nina and Eddie Paul and Family for sponsoring the seder in memory of their son Max. Click Here.
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Mimouna has become an Adath favorite over the last several years. Conclude Passover with a Moroccan celebration including sweets, teas, and an open bar. Click Here.
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Give the gift of Passover with Ma'ot Chitim. Adath is working with JFS to help provide community families with the items they need for Passover. We are close to our goal of helping 200 families. Please consider donating $65 for a family, $130 for 2 families, $1,300 for 20 families, or any amount you are able to give. Thank you to congregants Will Hirschfeld z"l, Robert and Yetta Jacobs z"l, and Lou and Zelda Jacobs for stewarding this important fund for many years. Click Here.
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Looking for 1st - 12th Grade Volunteers
1st - 12th graders have the opportunity to participate in our community's Yom HaAtzmaut celebration on May 14th from 4:30 - 7PM at the J. Celebrate our love for Israel by singing the popular song Am Yisrael Chai. There will be rehearsals on Sundays April 7, 14, 21, 28, and May 5 from 4 - 5:30 PM at the J. RSVP by April 6 by contacting Idit Moss at educator@nhs-cba.org
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Israel - Cincinnati Connection
Special Program on April 18th
Adath arranged a special program with Francine Makabili on Thursday, April 18th at 7:30 PM in the Marcus Chapel. She is a Cincinnati born Israeli. Francine will talk about her journey of making Aliyah, and the challenges she faced coming to terms with her American and Israeli identities. She will talk about the connections between the places we live, the connections between our environment, and who we become.
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Where Harry Met Sally: The Delectable History of the Jewish Deli - Ted Merwin
Save the Date Thursday, May 9th at 7:30 PM for a lecture by Ted Merwin in the Marcus Chapel. For much of the 20th century, the corner Jewish deli was an iconic institution in both Jewish and American life—a kind of homeland for the soul, with pickles on the side.
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NOTE THAT OUR SCHMOOZE AND NEWS COMES OUT EVERY TWO WEEKS. OUR NEXT EDITION IS ON 4/10/2024
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Mazel Tov to Benjamin Abes-Feldman on becoming a Bar Mitzvah this Saturday, April 6th at 9 AM in the Main Sanctuary. His parents are Elisa Abes and Amber Feldman. Services are available in person or on adathlive.com
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Dr. V. Philip and Hope Glassman are pleased to announce the B'nai Mitzvot of their twin granddaughters Etta Elisabeth and Lillian Deborah Bock, 6 April, 2024-27 Adar, 5784 at International Jewish Center Brussels, Belgium. Liesl and Lily are the daughters of Patrick and Michelle Glassman Bock of Brussels, Belgium.
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Milestone Birthday and Anniversary Mazel Tovs
If you know of someone with a milestone birthday or milestone anniversary you wish to announce, send the info to mitch@adath-israel.org.
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Space is limited, and we are almost at capacity. This is likely the last chance to RSVP. There will be a waiting list once all spots are filled.
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Adath Israel Congregation | 3201 E. Galbraith Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45236 | 513-793-1800 | info@adath-israel.org
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