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Lawrence Jewish Community News

SEPTEMBER 2017

LAWRENCE JEWISH COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY NEWS

¡°an inclusive and thriving center of Jewish spiritual, cultural and social life for the Lawrence area.¡±

Wishes for Peace

in this

High Holiday

Season

and in the

Coming Year

Lawrence Jewish

Community

Congregation



917 Highland Drive

Lawrence, KS 66044

(785) 841-7636

ljcc@

from your

LJCC

Board of Directors

Office Hours:

10am-4pm M-F

Board President

Jordan Yochim

Office Manager

Marty Stemmerman

Outreach Coordinator

Steve Hurst

Rosh Hashanah

Wed. Sept. 20 7:30pm

Thur. Sept. 21 9:30am

3:00pm

7:30pm

Fri. Sept. 22

9:30am

Rosh Hashanah Eve

Traditional Service upstairs

Erica Fox Zabusky, Cheryl Lester

Shiray Shabbat musical service downstairs

First Day of Rosh Hashanah

Erica Fox Zabusky, Jack Winerock

Tashlich Services Burcham Park

Evening of Rosh Hashanah

Sam Brody, Carrie Caine

Second Day of Rosh Hashanah

Erica Fox Zabusky, Jack Winerock

Yom Kippur

7:00pm

Kol Nidre

Sermon Rabbi Mark Levin

Erica Fox Zabusky, Jack Winerock

Wed. Sept. 30 9:30am

Yom Kippur Services

Erica Fox Zabusky, Jack Winerock

Yiskor Memorial Service

Afternoon Services, Neilah

Fri. Sept. 29

1:00pm

5:30pm

Shabbat

Service Times

Friday, Sept. 1

7:30pm

with Jack Winerock

& David Katzman

Friday, Sept. 8

7:30pm

with Cheryl Lester

& Erica Zabusky

Saturday, Sept. 9

10:00am

Torah Service

followed by potluck

luncheon

Friday, Sept. 15

7:30pm

with Ben Schenberg

Friday, Sept. 22

TBA

Friday, Sept. 29

7:00pm

Kol Nidre

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September Calendar

Friday, Sept. 1

7:30pm

Shabbat Service with

Jack Winerock, David

Berkowitz

Oneg, Herb Friedson &

Martha Taylor

Thursday, Sept. 7

4:30pm

Wise Aging Group

7:30pm

Adult Education with

Rabbi Mark Levin

Friday, Sept. 8

7:30pm

Shabbat Service with

Cheryl Lester, Erica Fox

Zabusky

Saturday, Sept. 9

10:00am

Shabbat Torah Service

Followed by a potluck

Kiddush luncheon

Sunday, Sept. 10

9:30am - 1st day of Religious

11:30am School!

Friday, Sept. 15

7:30pm

Shabbat Service with

Ben Schenberg

Oneg sponsored by

Steve & Lucy Hurst

Yahrzeit

Coletta Burkhardt Lyman

September 1, 2008

Abe Frost

September 6, 1969

Selma Cohen

Katherine Winkler

September 8, 2009

September 14, 2009

Stanley M. Elkins

Mayer S. Litwin

September 16, 2013

September 17, 1977

Howard Rosenfeld

Lawrence A. Sherr

Melvin Magilow

September 19, 2012

September 20, 2015

September 21, 2009

Lynn Denise Leban

September 23, 1975

Bruce Randall

Esther Gurian

Blanch Rombach

September 23, 2013

September 25, 2008

September 26, 2015

Joseph Samuel Winerock September 26, 1999

Selma Winkler

September 29, 2013

We are currently taking names of those in need of healing for Mi Shebeirach. Names will be read during Friday¡¯s Shabbat service, and will stay on the list for 4

weeks unless

otherwise requested. Please let the

office know by Friday at noon if you know of someone

you would like to be included on the Mi Shebeirach list.

9:30am

LJCC Board meeting

9:30am

LJCC Religious School

Wednesday, Sept. 20

7:30pm

Erev Rosh Hashanah

Thursday, Sept. 21

9:30am

1st Day Rosh

Hashanah Services

3:00pm

Tashlich Service,

Burcham Park

7:30pm

Evening Rosh

Hashanah Services

Friday, Sept. 22

9:30am

2nd Day Rosh

Hashanah Services

Thurs., Sept. 27

12:30pm

LJCC serves LINK

Friday, Sept. 29

7:00pm

Kol Nidre

Loraine Lindenbaum

Saturday, Sept. 30

9:30am

Yom Kippur Services

Cur s Hall

1:00pm

Yiskor Memorial

Service

5:30pm

Afternoon Service,

Neilah

Sunday, Sept. 17

Mi Shebeirach

Chloe Rombach

Cousin of Pat Bates

Daryl Cantor

Cousin of Cheryl Lester

Karen Klonsky

Friend of Cheryl Lester

Neil Brooks

Nephew of Cheryl Lester

Marc Frost

Brother of Heather Frost

Jim Schneider

Bob Schulman

Stan Lombardo

Hilda Enoch

Laurie Be&s

Steve Rothenberg

Norman J. Zabusky

Annie Lynn

Brother of Lois Schneider

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Message from the President

Jordan Yochim

The tragic events in Charlotesville, Virginia should shock every American, every civil person. Unfortunately,

those events did not shock many of our friends and neighbors in the Muslim, African-American, Hispanic,

LGBTQ, and immigrant communi6es. And here, nearly 80 years a8er a war that was started with similar

events, they may not shock us. Though terrible, these events were only the most violent physical manifesta6on of a set of sen6ments that have long troubled many in our country. I say ¡°troubled¡±, because I believe

only a troubled mind, a troubled heart, plagued by anger, fear and despair could believe the things wri ................
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