February / march 2010 shevat / adar 5770

Building Torat Yisrael’s Future

Building From the Inside, Too
In the last few months, this column has concentrated almost exclusively on our building
project in East Greenwich. We celebrated our November groundbreaking in an inspiring
ceremony and reception, and we’ve moved on to identify a company to begin the site
work required to begin the construction of our new synagogue building in the spring.
But a congregation is much more than a building, it is a collection of people who are
organized around shared values, vision and a sense of community. Our families and our friends enrich our
lives with warmth, joy and care. The extended family of a Jewish congregation should do all that and
more.
We are building our sense of community, of mutual caring and support, through a newly organized
committee: Yad B’Yad: Hand in Hand is our Torat Yisrael Caring Committee. People involved in Yad B’Yad
will be sending Torat Yisrael members get well cards, birthday cards, and anniversary cards. We’ll also
make calls to people in our congregation who are home alone most of the time and we’ll be offering rides
to members of our congregation who are not able to drive themselves to our services and programs.
We thank board member Marcia Slobin for volunteering to send good wishes for healing on behalf of all of
us to those of us who are ill. If you know someone in our congregation who is under the weather, or
struggling with serious illness, please leave a message for Marcia at the TY office (785-1800).
If you would like to extend a loving hand to our community through Yad B’Yad: Hand in Hand, you can
sign up on the Members’ Page of our TY website (www.toratyisrael.org) or you can contact our President,
Susan Smoller by leaving her a message at the TY office: 785-1800.
We’ve also included a sign-up form in this newsletter.
Let’s build our Torat Yisrael community from the inside, as well as the outside!

Greetings from Susan Smoller

Shalom Fellow Congregants,
I hope that by now you have all
had an opportunity to visit 1251
Middle Road, the site of our new
temple in East Greenwich.
When you are in that
neighborhood, you will be
greeted with the site clearance crew who are
beginning to clear the land for our driveway,
installation of the underground systems and the
clearing of the land area for the foundation of the
temple. Thank you to the steering building
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committee, led by Andy Sholes, for progressing
in this task so that we can continue with the final
temple plans. We hope to have a sufficient area
cleared by May so that we can begin construction
in the summer. This is such an amazing feat -
the first temple in Rhode Island in many years
and the first ever temple in East Greenwich. We
all have a lot of reasons to feel proud and should
realize we are pioneers.
We are creating our own committee of volunteers
to care for our congregants and contact them.
This caring committee, called Yad B’Yad: Hand in
Hand, needs additional volunteers, people who
can make telephone calls, send cards and show
what a caring congregation we really are. I invite
you to leave me a message at the TY office (401-
785-1800) if you can join us so that we can
create a larger core of volunteers. Please specify
what you are available to do and what hours of
the day are most convenient for you. We will be
fulfilling a mitzva and also have an opportunity to
make new friends and impact their lives.
Kesher Corner: Nicole Jellinek
The Blessing of a Skinned Knee – Lessons for Parents
Nicole Jellinek, LICSW
Many congregants have
likely read all or parts of Wendy
Mogel’s book The Blessing of a
Skinned Knee: Using Jewish
Teachings to Raise Self-Reliant Children. Using
Jewish teachings, Dr. Mogel addresses concerns
about kids who “have everything” but are
unhappy, parental permissiveness, the
overscheduled child, parental desires for success,
disrespect, and many other issues. Her premise:
we too quickly protect our children from
experiencing pain or discomfort, which doesn’t
prepare them well to become independent and
thinking members of society, and doesn’t allow
them opportunity to develop and experience
optimal value lessons.
The Kesher program of Jewish Family
Service is designed to bring social work to you
and your congregation — and we are currently
working to put together a series of parenting
workshops based on Dr. Mogel’s work. I’ve
thought of this book often as I’ve been hearing
about the many new families joining the temple
and the expansion of the religious school.
Although Dr. Mogel focuses on issues within the
family, the issues for community reverberate as
well.
In her concluding chapter, Dr. Mogel
writes about how to instill values and ethics in
your child. She talks about “pediatric religion,”
the approach to Judaism that leaves education to
the temple and religious school, but doesn’t
incorporate the family into practice; i.e. the
children are learning about Judaism, symbols,
holidays and practice while in the confines of the
religious school—but rituals aren’t celebrated (or
acknowledged) at home. She writes:
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I look forward to seeing you at the Tom Rush
concert, with your friends! You’ll find details
about this concert and the rest of our series
(along with an order form for tickets) elsewhere
in this newsletter.
Please contact me at any time with any
comments or questions.
B’Shalom
Susan
“Others have called it ‘carpool religion’
(children get shuttled to Sunday school while
parents stay home) or ‘dry-cleaning religion’ (you
send them to the experts to be spiritually cleaned
and pressed). It’s more painless and requires
less effort than joining in yourself, but it rarely
sticks. Religious school alone won’t accomplish
the two things you may most hope to give your
children: a lifelong commitment to ethical and
spiritual teachings and a legacy that they can
pass on to your grandchildren……Children can
learn to play tennis whether or not you play.
They can even become champions. They can
learn desktop publishing and how to do refined
Web searches, but learning values…must start at
home. The Hebrew word for parents, horim,
shares a root with the word morim, teacher.”
The community of Temple Torat Yisrael
has entered a period of flux, with a geographical
move and the addition of many new families.
These are exciting times!—but they are also
trying ones with likely growing pains. With
growth and change comes tremendous
opportunity, but it’s also a time to focus on “the
basics”: connection to community, caretaking of
each other, values education of our children, and
fostering a rich spiritual connection.
Please contact me if you are interested in
attending any programming using Blessings of a
Skinned Knee as a guide—or with questions or
concerns. I can be reached at 401-338-8301 or
nicole@toratyisrael.org.
The Cohen School News
At the end of February, we
celebrate the holiday of Purim. February Calendar
When our oldest child was very 2 Regular Classes
young, Purim was the very first 6 Shabbat Yachad
holiday we celebrated together at 7 No School
the synagogue. She was a fidgety 9 Regular Classes
curious child who had a great deal of difficulty 14 No Classes
sitting still. On Purim, we thought, her 16 No Classes
questions, singing, humming, seat-shifting and 21 Regular Classes, Torat Tots
tapping won’t matter. We were correct! Dressed 23 Regular Classes
in her clown costume, noisemaker in hand, Ilana 27 Purim Megillah Reading and Party
accompanied her dad, grandparents and I into 28 Regular Classes beginning at 10:00
the sanctuary. There, she sat quietly…sort
of…through a brief evening service, anticipating March Calendar
the fun to come. In just a few minutes, the 2 Regular Classes
reading of the Megillah would begin along with 6 Shabbat Yachad
songs, parodies and even a few jokes! 7 No Classes
Throughout the years, as our family grew, each 9 Regular Classes
child experienced Purim as his/her first 14 Regular Classes
synagogue outing. In fact, I am certain that my 16 Regular Classes
children began to feel at home at Temple Torat 21 Regular Classes
Yisrael because their first experiences there were 23 Regular Classes
so family-friendly. Please join your Torat Yisrael 26 Simchat Shabbat
family this Purim for a fun-loving holiday 28 Regular Classes
experience! Listen to the story of Esther! 30 No Classes
Dance! Sing! Taste the hamentashen, and
celebrate with your extended family.

Librarian’s Corner by Laura Steele, Torat Yisrael Librarian

Healthy Cooking for the Jewish Home by Faye Levy

You may have noticed my predilection for cookbooks and I have added two great additions to our library
collection.

With an eye toward starting the New Year off on a more healthy foot, I will introduce you to Healthy
Cooking for the Jewish Home by Faye Levy. Healthy hasn’t typically been an adjective usually paired with
Jewish cooking, but Levy puts a distinctive California spin on notoriously rich recipes to make them
palatable to the waistline conscious. In addition to lightening classics like cholent and kugel, Levy features
many Ashkephardic fusion dishes where the healthier (Sephardic) cooking traditions restore flavor when it
is lost in the slimming down of east European Jewish (Ashkenazi) recipes. Hearty buckwheat blintzes are
filled with goat cheese and ratatouille; turkey schnitzel is served over an Alsatian sweet-sour onion
compote. Elsewhere Levy livens things up by adding New World and East Asian ingredients to old
standbys, making an Israeli salad pop with pepitas and papaya, and accompanying potato latkes for
Hannukah with baked tofu in sweet-and-sour ginger sauce. The book's first half progresses through the
year's main holidays, from Rosh Hashanah to Shavuot, providing a dozen or so modernized recipes for
each.; the second half features dishes for separate courses, almost all venturing far afield from
stereotypical Jewish food so that they could almost be from any cookbook. As a help to all of us, Levy
focuses on recipes' nutritional aspects. Anyone who has despaired of being able to reconcile healthy
eating with hearty, comforting Jewish favorites will be thrilled at Levy's demonstrations of the
contemporary possibilities for the cuisine.

I have begun to try some of the recipes and am eager to try more. I encourage you to come into the
Library and see all of the new additions to our collection.
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In Our TY Family
Mazal tov to everyone celebrating a Birthday in February!
Jessica Beckenstein, Milton Bronstein, Rachel Dress, Sylvia Levin, Robert Schoenberg, Pearl
Kaplan, Judith Lubiner, Ron Richter, David Friedman, Danielle Bomzer, Waine Bresky, Lina
Goikhman, Marilyn Kabalkin, Daniel Silverman, Carolyn Blackman, Bruce Weisman, Sofia
Gurwitz, Tamar Levy, Samantha Bomzer, Seena Dittelman, William Levy, Norma Wolff, Staci
Steinberg, Melanie Inman, Larry Meyerson, Amy Snyder, Ezequiel Neimark, Michael Smith,
Arthur Goncalves, Laurie Goldman, Fran Cohen, Zinovy Goikhman, Jeremy Streich, Sabrina
Neimark, Judith Finkle and Marilyn Smith

Mazal tov to Frank & Judith Kosofsky who celebrated the 55th Anniversary in February!

May God who blessed our ancestors, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel and Leah, bring
blessing and healing to: Beverly Adler, Neil Alterman (Ron Alterman’s father), Judy Chorney
(friend of Florence Sarenson), Frances Dorsch (Maurice Wine’s sister), David Friedman, Ethel
Friedman, Pearl Gorden, Douglas Greenberg, Ida Gregerman (Evelyn Nussenfeld’s cousin),
Maurice Grossman (Myer Grossman’s son), Myer Grossman, Hanna Jozefowicz (Trude Sholes’
mother), Gladys Lane (Alan Olinsky’s aunt), Gloria Lefkowitz, Barbara Levine (friend of
Florence Sarenson), Sherri Levine (friend of Florence Sarenson), Bonnie Lury, Steve Matzner,
Anita Olinsky, Sally Pressman, Sara Pulner, Zenas Pulner, Leon Resnick, Ron Richter, Susan
Richter, Harold & Sylvia Roggen (Barbara Karetny’s parents), Louis Russian, Richard Schwartz,
Sylvia Shocket, Herb Spivack, Meyer Teya (Marcia Slobin’s father), Steve Tragar, Diana
Francesca Wantoch (friend of Beverly Prosnitz), Moe Wine, Jonathan Winer (Laura Steele’s
brother) and Eileen Winkler (Rochelle Ziegler’s mother)

Welcome to our New Member!

Our Torat Yisrael family is delighted to embrace our newest member, Sheila Malatt!

Short Announcements
Sign Up For E-mail List: Would you like to receive Rabbi Levin’s weekly Shabbat Shalom e-mail? Send your
e-mail address to: rabbi@toratyisrael.org.
Hospital Visits from Rabbi Levin: Hospitals, by law, cannot notify Rabbi Levin if you are their patient.
Please call Evelyn Nussenfeld in the office (785-1800) for notification of hospital visits.

Torat Yisrael Seniors, welcome to the Mealsite! Contact Neal Drobnis or Steve Tragar for more information.
Monday – Friday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm at 781-1771.

Would an Interest-Free Loan Help You Through a Difficult Time?

The Hebrew Free Loan Association of Providence: Interest free loans granted from hundreds to over two
thousand dollars. For more information contact www.hflprovidence.org or 331-3081 Also: Pawtucket
Hebrew Free Loan Association at 729-1312 and South Providence Hebrew Free Loan Association at
781-1949.

The Full Plate Kosher Food Pantry:

Open Tuesday and Friday from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm except on Jewish holidays. Contact Susan Adler at
621-5374 or via email at sadler-jeri@jsari.org. 100 Niantic Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island 02907, in
the former Calibri building.

Fresh Kosher Food Now Available at Miriam Hospital:

The Miriam Hospital is now offering fresh kosher meals to patients upon request. Under the direction of
Rose Forrest of Daniel Catering, the meals offered will be strictly glatt kosher and under Va’ad supervision.

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TTY Sisterhood Cookbooks on Sale!
Beyond a Bagel Cookbook is on sale! So don’t miss out! Make checks payable to Temple Torat Yisrael
Sisterhood for $10.00. If you buy three; the price is $25.00.

Be a Torat Yisrael Lobbyist!

Edgewood Food Closet Donations
Pick up a few items like canned tuna and salmon,
canned soups, breakfast cereal, canned vegetables
and fruits for our Food Closet Bin. Also needed:
toiletries such as shampoo, toothpaste, diapers.
TYNet Café! Come Schmooze!
Torat Yisrael is wireless and caffeinated! Are you
coming in for a meeting? Just looking for some
good coffee or tea and a place to chill? Our TY
Lobby has it all!
Pick up a great read!
Which you’ll find at our Book Exchange corner in the TTY
lobby! For a 25¢ donation, you are welcome to help yourself to
any book on the shelves and then return it when you’re done.
Come browse at your leisure!
Recycle Here!
Plastic containers with higher recycle code numbers like
medicine vials and yogurt and cottage containers. (Not
processed by our municipal recycling facilities.) Please wash
containers before depositing in our recycling bin.

Kosher Food Pantry

Please bring kosher non-perishables to our lobby
collection bin to help support Rhode island’s
vulnerable Jewish residents.

Temple Torat Yisrael Email Addresses, Facebook and Twitter

Rabbi Amy Levin: rabbi@toratyisrael.org Hazzan Devin Goldenberg: hazzan@toratyisrael.org
Susan Smoller, President: president@toratyisrael.org Ronni Guttin, Education Director: ronni@toratyisrael.org
Nicole Jellinek, Social Worker: nicole@toratyisrael.org Anita Olinsky (Dues Committee): dues@toratyisrael.org
welcome@toratyisrael.org - Michael Field/Beth Salk (Membership Committee Chairs)
facebook@toratyisrael.org twitter@toratyisrael.org and @ravlevin
Sheryl Ponder, Bookkeeper/Office Manager: sheryl@toratyisrael.org
Stephanie Reinsant, Rabbi’s Secretary: stephanie@toratyisrael.org

It's Easy Being Green! Share your Success

Have you figured out how to remember to actually take the reusable shopping tote into the supermarket
with you? Have you found a way to cut down your electricity bill? If you’ve come up with a good idea for
“being greener” tell you friends about it. Maybe you’ll inspire them! Better yet, send us your idea and
we’ll share it with everyone in this monthly item! (Stephanie@toratyisrael.org)

Connect to the Past; Build for the Future – The Gift of Israel!
Partner with Torat Yisrael and JFRI to provide an Israel experience for your child. Enroll now to receive up
to $2,000 free! For information, contact Beth Brier (401-331-0956, ext. 223 or email: bbrier@bjeri.org).

Are you raising Jewish children…but you’re not Jewish?

The Mother’s Circle is a free educational and welcoming program empowering non-Jewish mothers to
create Jewish homes. Jewish holidays, practices, rituals, and ethics, resources and tools for enriching
Jewish family life at home. Free childcare available upon request. For more information contact Kit
Haspel, Mothers Circle Coordinator at 401-331-0956 x184 or khaspel@bjeri.org.

This Summer: Ramah Outdoor Adventure!

This summer, the National Ramah Commission is opening a one of a kind Jewish outdoor adventure camp
in the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains called Ramah Outdoor Adventure (www.ramahoutdoors.org).
This camp will combine 60+ years of Ramah camping experience with the best of outdoor adventure
activities including horseback riding, climbing and rafting. Students from throughout the United States
who are entering grades 6-10 in September 2010 (and are not currently enrolled in a Ramah camp) are
invited to apply to become part of the opening cohort of campers. The camp is located 90 miles from
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Denver in Pike National Forest on the 360 acre Ramah in the Rockies ranch! During its inaugural summer,
Ramah Outdoor Adventure will be offering 1, 2 & 4 week options! For further information contact the
director, our colleague, Eliav Bock director, Ramah Outdoor Adventure, 303-261-8214,
eliavb@ramahoutdoors.org

Hug N’hamah: Circle of Consolation

A Bereavement Discussion Group meeting on alternate Thursday evenings at 7:30 pm
providing a supportive circle to bring the emotional and spiritual challenges of grief.
Facilitated by Torat Yisrael member, Dr. Judith Lubiner, a licensed psychologist, and
Rabbi Amy Levin. TY members and non-members equally welcome.

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Knit & Kvetch

Temple Torat Yisrael’s knitting circle will meet on the following Sundays from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm in
February and March:

February 7th – Cranston

February 21st – East Greenwich (Village Lower School, 2220 South County Trail)
March 7th – Cranston
March 14th – East Greenwich (Village Lower School, 2220 South County Trail)

Share your knowledge of knitting, crocheting, embroidering and needle-pointing. For more information
please contact Beverly Goncalves (bevsue66@verizon.net) or Lynn Field (lmfield593@gmail.com).

Shabbat Yachad – TY’s Very “Together” Shabbat

Shabbat Yachad: TY's Very Together Shabbat!: February 6, 2010
Please RSVP to the Torat Yisrael Office (stephanie@toratyisrael.org); 785-1800, to place your free
reservation for Shabbat Yachad lunch by February 2nd. We want to make sure there is plenty of food for
everyone!

Another opportunity to observe the mitzvah of Pikuach Nefesh (Saving a Life): blood drive
will take place on Sunday, February 7th from 8:30 am - 12:30 pm. As of February 1st
16 year olds are now able to donate blood, however, there are restrictions. You need to
weigh at least 130 pounds and you also need a parental permission form which you can
obtain on the Rhode Island Blood Center website: www.ribc.org.

Our February Topic: Annual Jewish Joke Fest in Honor of

Purim!
East Greenwich: Tuesday, February 9th
12:00-1:30 p.m. – Lunch & Learn at T’s Restaurant, 5600 Post Road (in the
Benny’s Plaza), East Greenwich – each participant orders from the menu and
we study Jewish sources addressing current issues. Everyone is welcome, bring a friend!

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 Cranston/Warwick: Thursday, February 11th
12:00-1:30 p.m. – Lunch & Learn at the Cozy Grill Restaurant, 440 Warwick Avenue, Warwick –
each participant orders from the menu and we study Jewish sources addressing current issues. Everyone
is welcome, bring a friend! Look for us in the back room!

Shalom to Shabbat: Unwind and Nosh Before Shabbat Services

Join us on Friday, February 12th at 7:00 pm for wine and refreshments before our 7:30 pm Shabbat
Service.

Purim is Here! Come to our Megillah Reading

Yes, indeed, we’re celebrating Purim with gusto at Torat Yisrael! Make
sure you, your kids, your grandkids, your neighbors, your cousins,
your best friend, your newest acquaintance and anyone else you can
think of joins you here at Torat Yisrael at 6:30 pm on Saturday,
February 27th for a rousing, family-friendly Megillah Reading.

Purim Morning Services

Join us for a full Megillah Reading on Sunday, February 28th at 9:00
am followed by breakfast sponsored by the Charaps in honor of Purim
and Henry’s birthday!

Torat Yisrael Concert: Tom Rush

Mark your calendars and tell your
friends!
Sunday, February 28th 7:00 pm
Ticket Price: $35
For information/tickets; 785-1800.
Our neighborhood Edgewood Food Closet will be our
designated charity for this concert. Please bring non-
perishable food with you to the concert to help stock the Food Closet.

Sunday Two-fers
Rabbi Amy Levin invites all parents of Cohen School (2-7th grade), Yeladon (k-1) and Torat Tots (pre-
school) students to come together for an hour on the following Sundays.
March 14th: Sunday Two-fer #3: Blessings – A Short Adult Look at Blessings and some sharing about
kids, Judaism and family.
March 28th: Sunday Two-fer #4: Passover – A Short Adult Look at Passover and some sharing about
kids, Judaism and family.
What’s the two for one of these two-fers?
1. A short lesson on a basic Jewish concept from an adult point of a view.
2. The rest of the hour devoted to an open conversation about kids, Judaism, family . . . whatever
you’d like to raise with the group!
Plus coffee and morning munchies…a donation in the basket to cover costs is always appreciated!
Where and When: Village Lower School in East Greenwich (2220 South County Trail) from
9:00 am – 10:00 AM
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Let’s Celebrate!
Jackie Sidman will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on
Shabbat morning, Saturday, March 20th! Hazzan Devin
Goldenberg will be sharing this special day with us!
Mazal tov to Jackie’s parents, Robert & Laura and to Jackie’s big sister, Erica and her
youngest sister, Maxine!

Simchat Shabbat/Shabbat Service in East Greenwich

6:00 pm: Early Shabbat Service for all. Enjoy an early Shabbat service and then arrange for a relaxed
Shabbat meal at home with your family and friends
6:45 pm: Kid-friendly Shabbat dinner at our East Greenwich house – Cost: $10 per family.
DATE: March 26th RSVP to the TY office by March 23rd; 785-1800 or stephanie@toratyisrael.org.

Mark Your Calendars for These Great March Events!

Saturday, March 5th: Shabbat Yachad, 9:15 am
Friday, March 12th: Shalom to Shabbat (Unwind & Nosh before Services); 7:00 pm
Tuesday, March 16th: East Greenwich Lunch & Learn/T’s Restaurant, 12:00 pm
Thursday, March 18th: Cranston/Warwick Lunch & Learn/Cozy Grill, 12:00 pm
Sunday, March 21st: Richie Havens Concert; 7:00 pm

TEMPLE TORAT YISRAEL DONATIONS

November 21, 2009 – January 15, 2010
In Memory of Sidney Kramer
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FUND David Wasser & Susan Abbotson
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The Capital Campaign list does not Evelyn Nussenfeld
include multiyear pledges which will Sarah Osofsky
be suitably recognized at a future In Memory of Harriet Pietkiewicz
time. Fred & Lois Lury In Memory of Samuel Bazar
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In Memory of Joseph Dress
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Morton & Sylvia Paige Sylvia Roggen Trudy Katz
Ruth Ross
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Norma Friedman Beverly Rotenberg
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Barbara Goldberg
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Paul Grossman
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In Memory of Eda Motelovna Borodkena
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MORRIS & NELLIE SHOLES
LIBRARY FUND
In Honor of Leonard Sholes’ 95th Birthday
Hope Grossman