Congregation Tifereth Israel
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Shabbat T'rumah
Michael Luper Bar Mitzvah
Shabbat Shalom!
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In This Edition
This Week's Service Times
Upcoming Programs & Events
Adult Jewish Learning Opportunities
How to Support Your Synagogue
Community
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Erev Shabbat
Shabbat Friday Evening Service
Shabbat Begins/Candle Lighting
Shabbat
Shabbat Warmup - Mah Chadash
Childcare
Shabbat Clubhouse
Boker Tov Shabbat
Shabbat Ends
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Friday, Feb. 28
5:30 pm
6:04 pm
Saturday, Feb. 29
9:00 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
10:30 am
11:00 am
6:58 pm
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March 1-6
Sunday
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9:00 am & *5:30 pm
Monday-Friday
7:20 am & 5:30 pm
PLEASE NOTE:
Friday evening service time will change to
6:00 pm
starting
March 13
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At Kensington Place, 1001 Parkview Blvd. Contact Bob & Gail Clark at 614-306-9223 for directions
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UPCOMING CANDLE LIGHTING & HAVDALAH TIMES
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February 28-29/4 Adar
Lighting: 6:04 pm
Havdalah: 7:05 pm
March 6-7/11 Adar
Lighting: 6:12 pm
Havdalah: 7:13 pm
March 13-14/18 Adar
Lighting: 7:19 pm
Havdalah: 8:20 pm
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Click here for Yahrzeits
in the
Hebrew month of
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To Wendy Luper and Doug Luper on the occasion of their son, Michael Whinston Luper, becoming a bar mitzvah.
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TIFERETH ISRAEL/AGUDAS ACHIM
MERGER INFORMATION
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STREAMING LIVE FROM TIFERETH ISRAEL
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A generous gift by long-time members Ronnie Blank & Bev Weston has made it possible for more services, programs, and classes than ever to be available to those unable to come to Tifereth Israel by way of live streaming over the internet. To view a program, class, or service, go to
www.tiferethisrael.org
and click on the Live Stream button at the top of the page.
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UPCOMING PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
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SISTERHOOD & MEN'S CLUB SHABBAT
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Saturday, March 7
9:30 am
Tifereth Israel
We will celebrate the dedicated men and women of the Tifereth Israel Sisterhood and Men's Club and all they do for our synagogue and community. The kiddush luncheon following services will be in honor of these two vital organizations.
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March 1 - 19
Tifereth Israel
Benefiting JFS
Bring boxes of matzah and packages of macaroons to the synagogue for Jewish Family Services of Columbus to distribute to members of the community who need assistance observing the holiday. Look for a table in the Atrium. Grocery store gift cards and cash donations are also welcome and should be given to Wendy at the front desk.
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Fri., March 20
5:30 pm
Katz Chapel
A Kabbalat Shabbat service filled with singing, poetry, prayer, meditation, and learning.
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Saturday, March 24
11:00 am
Tifereth Israel
The theme for this year's Torah Fund brunch is chesed, kindness, and long-time member Helen Miller will be recognized as this year's honoree. At the brunch, we will make 150 "kindness kits" to be given to homeless people in Columbus. These kits include personal hygiene items, socks, and snacks. To RSVP for brunch or make a donation, please contact Nancy Gurwin at 614-800-3299 or Martha Rosenson at 614-270-5116.
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Friday, March 6
7:00 PM
A short, but meaningful, Kabbalat Shabbat service designed for individuals or families of individuals with special needs. Open to all who wish to welcome Shabbat in a warm, meaningful fashion. For information, contact Helen Miller, 614-236-4764.
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Fridays
8:15 am
NEXT: March 6
Join the conversation as we explore the concept of the divine-human partnership in Abraham Joshua Heschel’s classic book, “God in Search of Man” as our text. For information, contact
Joy at 614-928-3291.
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Second & Fourth Sundays
10:00 am
NEXT: March 8
Learn how to chant Torah trope or refresh your memory. Basic Hebrew reading skills required. New students welcome at any time. Taught by Dr. Jerry Benis. FREE.
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Second & Fourth Mondays
6:30 pm
NEXT: March 23
Join Cantor Jack Chomsky for a deep dive into the recordings of the Milken Archive of American Jewish Music. Cantor Chomsky will use his experience and insight to "unpack" the archive for a mind-bending musical experience.
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Tuesdays
8:30 am
NEXT: March 3
Explore a new chapter of the Hebrew Bible each week with Rabbi Skolnik, starting with "In the beginning" and moving onward from there! Drop in for a few sessions, or make it a regular part of your week! FREE. Includes bagel breakfast. Can't make it?
Watch it live or later on
Facebook
(no account needed).
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Wednesdays
9:30 am
February 26 through April 1
Join Rabbis Skolnik and Braver for a six-week examination of "What is Halakhah? Contemporary Ritual, Tradition, and Jewish Practice" the second of three unique learning experiences. No Hebrew required. Drop in or drop out as your schedule permits. For information, contact
Joy at 614-928-3291.
Register online. Can't make it to class? Watch it
online, live or later.
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Wednesdays
10:30 am
February 26-April 1
Lively discussions of intriguing stories that engage and entertain. All are welcome.
Register online.
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Thursdays
8:30 am
NEXT: March 5
Study the classic commentary of Rashi, plus other Medieval Torah commentators, through careful reading and lively discussion with Rabbi Berman. No Hebrew knowledge or registration needed. FREE. New students always welcome.
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Wednesday, March 4
6:00 pm
Tifereth Israel
FREE
Enjoy a free meal along with relevant and timely learning. "Behind the Scenes at a Jewish Funeral" with David Levy, manager of Epstein Memorial Chapel.
RSVP online
or contact
Joy
at 614-928-3291. Complimentary dinner is guaranteed for those who RSVP by 4:00 pm on
Tuesday, March 3.
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Monthly, Second Wednesday
NEXT: March 11
12:00 pm
Enjoy a free kosher dairy/vegetarian lunch, courtesy of Karl Rubin & Sharon Simon. This month, we are downtown at Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, 41 S. High Street. RSVP to
Joy at 614-928-3291.
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Saturday, April 18
9:30 am
Katz Chapel
Ever feel lost on Shabbat morning? Join us for this short exploration of selections from a typical Saturday morning service with study, singing, and conversation. We'll then rejoin the main service for the d'var Torah, musaf, and concluding prayers.
For more information, please contact
Doug Segerman.
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CAN'T MAKE IT TO SYNAGOGUE?
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You can still get in on the action. Select programs and events are now being streamed live via
Tifereth Israel's Facebook page and
website
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You don't have to have a Facebook account to view the classes, but joining and liking our page is a great way to stay informed about what's happening in your community and keep in touch with your Tifereth Israel friends and family.
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TIME IS RUNNING OUT! APPLY NOW FOR TI CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS NOW!
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Children attending Jewish summer camps, including many Israel trips, may be eligible for a need-based scholarship from Congregation Tifereth Israel. Camps must meet Conservative standards. There are no age restrictions For an application, please contact Youth & Family Director
Morgan Levin at 614-928-3286. The deadline to apply is Friday, February 28
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For more information about Tifereth Israel's programs for youth and young families, contact
Morgan Levin
at 614-928-3286.
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SUPPORT YOUR SYNAGOGUE
& ITS MEMBERS
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TIFERETH CARES:
MAKING & DELIVERING SOUP TO MEMBERS IN NEED
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Whether recovering from an illness, mourning a los
s, or adjusting to life with an infant, sometimes we just need a little reminder that our community cares. That’s why we’re organizing a new initiative to deliver pre-made soup and challah to congregants in need!
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ENTRYWAY PAVING BRICKS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
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Paving bricks at Tifereth Israel's parking lot entrance are available to purchase. An eight-by-eight-inch brick with up to six lines of text (each containing up to 18 characters per space) costs $360. A four-by-eight-inch brick with up to three lines of text (each containing up to 18 characters) costs $180. Those interested in purchasing a brick should contact Executive Director
Steve Friedman at 614-928-3269.
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CEMETERY PLOT DISCOUNTS - TIME IS RUNNING SHORT
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Tifereth Israel members in good standing are now eligible for 5% off the cost of cemetery plots. In April, plots return to their regular price of $3,400 for members. All membership dues, through fiscal 2019/20, must be paid in full to take advantage of these discounts. For more information about how to take advantage of this limited offer, contact Executive Director
Steve Friedman at 614-928-3269.
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SUPPORT CTI WHEN YOU SHOP
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Help provide needed funds to Tifereth Israel, without changing your shopping habits.
AmazonSmile
is operated by Amazon and has the same products, prices, and shopping features as Amazon.com. But when you shop on AmazonSmile, 0.5% of your purchase is donated to Tifereth Israel. Search for us by name when you log into your account. Tifereth Israel also earns through the
Kroger Community Rewards
program. If you have a Kroger Plus card, please register it with the program and select Congregation Tifereth Israel to receive a donation based on your purchases each time you use your card. Please encourage your family and friends to use both of these services when they shop.
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AIPAC COLUMBUS COMMUNITY EVENT
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Tuesday, March 24
6:00 pm
Tifereth Israel
Featuring Josh Nason, Assistant Director, Policy & Government Affairs, AIPAC. Event includes the Leadership Reception, open to AIPAC Club Members who contribute a minimum of $1,800 to AIPAC’s 2020 Annual Campaign, and a community program and dessert reception at 7:00 pm that is free and open to the community.
Register online or contact
Ariel Schwartzbach at 312-253-8975.
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For more information or to cast your ballot, please click
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To purchase tickets, click
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