160 Mohegan Drive
West Hartford, CT 06117
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The Emanuel Synagogue UPDATES
Week of Oct. 5, 2021/29 Tishrei 5782
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- October 7
- 7:30 pm
- The Emanuel Synagogue
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Join us for this free information session about a unique Jewish homeland trip experience
to be led by Israeli native and Emanuel Synagogue Executive Director: KOBI BENITA.
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10 Volunteers Needed!
Sun, Oct. 10, 9 am:
Help Brotherhood take down the Emanuel Sukkah! Contact Jeff
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- Saturday, October 9, 2021
- 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Missed these the first time or just want to hear them again?
Click links below and enjoy!
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Excitement Builds for New Ben Engel Play! |
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Ben discusses his new play "Havdalah"
View Fourth video in series below:
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Test your knowledge of Jewish History!
Q: Who was Joseph Gusikow?
Answer Right; (below on mobile)
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Due to Covid-19, the staged reading will be performed in the Sanctuary to an in-person audience of up to 150, as well as on Zoom*. General admission will be free, but pre-registration is required. Voluntary donations and sponsorships are greatly appreciated
A reception sponsored by Fierston Financial Group will follow the performance.
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A: A Polish Klezmer musician who played an instrument of his own design, and who became a European 1830's sensation. Praised by Felix Mendelssohn, Fanny (Felix's sister) thought him "a very handsome man." Learn more about Gusikow, and his music: On the Main Line: The Jewish Jimi Hendrix of the 1830s.
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Lecture
Faith Divided:
The Jewish Encounter with Modern Life” with Dr. David Sorkin
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- Sunday, October 10
- 4:00 pm
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The Emanuel Synagogue
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Presentation by Yale Professor of History Dr. David Sorkin will focus on how modernization affected the lives and choices of early 19th century Prussian Jews.
Presentation is scheduled in anticipation of the Nov.7 staged reading of Ben Engel’s new play, “Havdalah" which addresses similar subject matter in dramatic form. Event is free but registration is required
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Concert
with
Hazzan Daniella Risman
- Wednesday. Oct 20
- 7:30 pm
- The Emanuel Synagogue
Join us for an evening of music, headlined by Emanuel Synagogue's Hazzan Daniella Risman. The evening includes compositions by Felix Mendelssohn and other musicians of the same era. The concert is free but registration is required.
This concert is a lead-up to Ben Engel’s play, “Havdalah," which tells the story of the Mendelssohn family, focusing on the pressures, conflicts and opportunities Jews faced in 19th century Berlin.
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A Message to our Generous Donors
Qualified charitable distributions from IRAs and distributions from donor-advised funds to Emanuel Synagogue are subject to “special rules” outlined by the IRS. If you are planning to make gifts to The Emanuel using these tax-advantaged vehicles, please consult your tax advisor to be sure your donation qualifies for the desired treatment.
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Join the Emanuel Team
in the fight against hate - OCT 10
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Join The Emanuel Synagogue Team in the ADL Walk Against Hate Oct. 10, 2021! It’s not just a walk — it’s an opportunity to move as an individual, family or community towards a future without antisemitism, racism and all forms of bigotry. Show your support in person or virtually! |
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Join us 'in the Lot' for a tailgate party to watch the Cowboys vs Patriots on the big screen. Bring food, chairs, blankets....
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For Paid-Up Members
(and Spouse/Guests)
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8:30 PM
Featuring:
Dr. Adam Steinberg,
Hartford Healthcare
Dr. Steinberg will speak about healthcare in the region and how the pandemic has influenced today and future.
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Bar Mitzvah Project
Bradley Cramer
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A camp lover for his entire life,
Bradley wanted to help other kids have the opportunity to attend a camp. The Cramers discovered Paul Newman's Hole in the Wall Gang Camp which offers free camp to very sick children and their siblings, Bradley has designed T- shirts (front /back pictured) to raise funds to help kids take advantage of their year round programming in CT.
All funds raised from Bradley's T-hirt sales will be matched by his camp- High Meadow Day Camp to ALSO be donated to the Hole in the Wall!
Shirts are available in sizes: SM - XXL and purchases may be arranged to be picked up at the synagogue. Shirts are $25 each, and may be paid by check, cash or Venmo to @Avi-Cramer-1 (please leave name and size in comments.) ALSO: onsite booth October 10! Details
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Saturday Kiddush:
Please Register
Pre-register by noon Weds each week so we may properly plan.
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Kiddush Sponsors Still Needed!
Your support is greatly appreciated
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The following dates are available:
Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27; Dec. 25
Thank you to all who have already sponsored a Kiddush!
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October 20: Hear Emanuel’s New Cantor, Live in Concert!
Don't Miss Out on This Must-Read Resource!
Subscribe to J-Link, published by the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford, for a monthly compilation of Jewish community programs!
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"Who Will Write Our History?"
with Prof. Sam Kassow,
Trinity College
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Thursday Nov. 4
8:30 pm
Join the Emanuel Adult Education Committee for a fascinating lecture. Prof Kassow will discuss, his new book about the scholarly organization of inhabitants of the Warsaw Ghetto who secretly recorded their experiences. Please register! This program is free of charge but donations to the Emanuel Adult Education Fund are always appreciated. CLICK to Register
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Sept/Oct. 2021 Bulletin
CLICK HERE
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"Into the Forest"
on Sale!
Those wishing to purchase Rebecca Frankel's new book about Ruth Lazowski's family story of escape during the Holocaust should call the office (860) 236-1275 and arrange for a pick-up time. The book costs $20. Checks should be made payable to The Emanuel Synagogue
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FOOD PANTRY NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
for the following:
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Food Pantry Distribution Packing
- Thur. Oct 7
- 10 am – 12 pm
Prog Manager, Jewish Family Services of Greater Hartford for details
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In the Same Boat
A FREE Noah's Ark virtual family program
Sunday, October 17
9:15 - 10:45 am | Zoom
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Free & open to all local Jewish kids grades K - 2 (plus an adult family member). Materials are provided
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Brought to you by the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford.
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The Conservative Movement seminaries and institutions are partnering to offer eight series that will bring you face-to-face with the brightest and most engaging scholars our movement has to offer.
Series 1: Begins Oct. 6
4 Wednesdays, 8 PM
Series 2: Begins Nov 2
4 Wednesdays, 1 PM
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Speak Up Showcase
Featuring Survivors and Descendants of Genocide
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Sunday, October 17
2 pm - Zoom
FREE, Registration Required
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Showcase featuring survivors and descendants from the Holocaust, Rwanda, and Bosnia. To register:
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A new series to help our community combat all forms of hate, including racism and antisemitism. |
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October 27: Unpacking Israel’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Virtual panel discussion
Weds, October 27 - 12:30 p.m.
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featuring experts from the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies, an independent think tank based in Jerusalem.To register and receive
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November 7 - 9: ADL’s Virtual Summit on Antisemitism and Hate
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On-line Summit
November 7 - 9, 2021
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A three-day virtual gathering of experts, students, and community leaders to listen, learn, and act. Crucial conversations about hate and bigotry in today's world, programming for high school students and an opportunity for attorneys to earn CLE credits. Click here to register for free, or contact Lisa Ratcliff with any questions.
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The Emanuel Synagogue | 860-236-1275 |160 Mohegan Drive
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