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Services & Events
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December 6, 7:00pm
Traditional Shabbat Serivce and Soup Potluck
at the home of Evelyn Orenbuch and Stuart Napshin
Click for Details
December 8, 9:00-10:30am
CNT Adult Education Contemporary Jewish Philosophers Eugene B. Borowitz and Emil L. Fraken
Jule Kagan's Home 2877 Cressington Bend Kennesaw, GA 30144
770-499-1950
December 13, 6:30pm
Adult B'Nai Mitzvah Service
Canterbury Clubhouse 3804 Courson Street Marietta, GA 30066
January 12th 1:00pm
Mavens Senior Group meeting
Details to come
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Shabbat Candle Lighting
5:11pm
Friday, 12/06/13
Havdalah Candle
Lighting
6:41 pm
Saturday, 12/07/13
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Yom Huledet Same'ach
Happy Birthday
December
1-Zachary Lerman
7-Joe Rosenfeld
8-Jeremy Gold
9-Robin Flake
16-Harrison Freedman
18-Elaine Gutenstein
18-Jim Cyganek
20-Jacquelyn Conole
20-Rachel Ribner
23-Hal Schwartz
27-Mel Krupnick
29-Serena Gold
30-Rachel Beal
31-Audrey Ashe
Mazel Tov
Happy Anniversary
December
1-Carol and Mike Steele
4-Enid & Hal Schwartz
25-Zulma and Joe Rosenfeld
28-Wendy & Jim Cyganek/Meyer
Refuah Shleima
Please keep Leah Ashe in your prayers for a return to health
Please keep Ellen Gutenstein, mother of Michael Gutenstein in your prayers for a return to health.
Please keep Sheldon Lustgarten, father of Elaine Gutenstein in your prayers for a return to health.
Please keep Sue Goldstein in your prayers for a return to health.
Please keep Hal Schwartz, husband of Enid and father of Charlie Schwartz in your prayers for a return to health
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As this season of Hanukkah ends and we extinguish our miraculous lights of freedom, the world mourns the loss of another shining light.
We mourn the passing of a great man and leader, Nelson Mandela.
He leaves behind a legacy as a man who worked tirelessly to bring democracy, freedom and racial equality to South Africa.
Mandela brought together several powerful world leaders to address global issues. The group's work impacted Asia, the Middle East and Africa in several areas, including women's issues, humanitarian issues and the promotion of democracy.
Let us kindle our inner lights and strive to be beacons for others.
Let us lead by example as Nelson Mandela did and be a true inspiration to others.
Let's go out and make our world a better place for everyone!
Shabbat Shalom,
Kristine Goldstein
President
Congregation Ner Tamid
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This Week's Torah Portion
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Parashat Vayeishev [Jacob] SettledParashat Mikeitz After [Two Years]Parashat Mikeitz After [Two Years]
Genesis 41:1−44:17
At the end of two years' time Pharaoh had a dream: there he was, standing by the Nile, when seven cows came up out of the Nile, handsome and fat. - Genesis 41:1-2
SUMMARY:
Joseph interprets Pharaoh's two dreams and predicts seven years of prosperity followed by seven years of famine. (41:1-32)
Pharaoh places Joseph in charge of food collection and distribution. (41:37-49)
Joseph marries Asenath, and they have two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. (41:50-52)
When Joseph's brothers come to Egypt to buy food during the famine, Joseph accuses them of spying. He holds Simeon hostage while the rest of the brothers return to Canaan to retrieve Benjamin for him. (42:3-42:38)
The brothers return to Egypt with Benjamin and for more food. Joseph continues the test, this time falsely accusing Benjamin of stealing and declaring that Benjamin must remain his slave. (43:1-44:17)
Links for full Articles:
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Yahrzeit
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With fondness and affection we recall those
whose Yahrzeits are in December
We remember ...
Rose Rowley, Grandmother of Matthew Berenson
Sylvia Milsen, Grandmother of Julie Berenson
Harry Goldstein, Father of Larry Goldstein
Bessie Horowitz, Grandmother of Elaine Gutenstein
Rose Kahn, Grandmother of Linda Kamisher
Claire Kaplan, Aunt of Mel Krupnick
Jacob Louis Lembeck, Father of Harry Lembeck
Karen Lembeck, Wife of Harry Lembeck
Frances Shiman, Mother of Enid Schwartz
Anne Ungar, Mother of Julie Segal
Alexander Jaffee, Grandfather of Carole Steele
Yehi zichronam l'vracha - may their memories be for a blessing;
may they rest in peace. Amen.
Observe the tradition of giving tzedekah (charity) to commemorate
the annual Yahrzeit of a loved one's passing by making a
donation in his or her memory.
Click to donate
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Contributions
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Contribution Opportunities
Whether it is in honor of a Bar Mitzvah, birthday, anniversary, or in memory of someone special there are several lifetime events to consider a donation towards
Did you know that we have the following funds in place?
Rabbi Thomas and Marilyn Liebschutz Scholarship Fund
Education Fund
General Fund
High Holiday Fund
Future Building Fund
CNT Summer Camp Grant
Sunshine Fund (for assisting those in need)
Please consider a donation towards Congregation Ner Tamid as a way to honor or celebrate those that you care about.
Recognition letters are sent for all donations and contributions made.
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Fundraising Committee News
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Open Invitation to the Ner Tamid Family:IF you would like to join the Fundraising Committee please save: Wednesday, December 11 Religious School Building Meeting to take place during Hebrew school sessions BRING: creative ideas and your enthusiasm!
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Join us for Super Sunday and make a difference!
50% of all new gifts and net increases up to $1000 can be earned for CNT!
Join us for Super Sunday and make a difference!
Sunday, December 8
8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Selig Center
1440 Spring Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta creates a Jewish community that connects people, ensures a Jewish future and cares for people in Atlanta, Israel, and around the world.
Shifts for making calls will be offered throughout the day. Camp Super Sunday (including PJ Library story time, arts and crafts, and more) for children over the age of 4 will be offered again during select shifts. Brief training sessions will be held for volunteers during each shift. Please bring your cell phone!
We are proud to continue our Community Incentive Program! Fifty percent of all new gifts and net increases up to $1,000 a volunteer receives on Super Sunday will go to the local Jewish organization that volunteer has chosen to represent. That means you can raise extra funds for a community organization you care about just by volunteering at Super Sunday!
The Golden Phone Award will also be offered again this year! $1,000 will be awarded to the Day School, Synagogue, and non-Day School Affiliate with the most volunteers in attendance throughout the day on Super Sunday.
To learn more about the day, RSVP and select your shift, click here.
Chairs: Ellen Arnovitz, Richard Eichholz, Scott D. Greenwald
Community Campaign Chair: Lois Kuniansky
Community Campaign Vice-Chair: Ramie Tritt
Questions? Contact Lauren Light at [email protected] or 678.222.3723
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Congregation Ner Tamid is now on Facebook
Visit our page and Like Us!
There is a wealth of information on Judaism, dates for events around town, current articles and more.
Visit often to be the first to know!
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Follow us on our new Blog in the Westcobb Patch online! Get the latest news!
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What's Happening in the Religious School
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Reminder - We will return to class this Sunday, December 8th
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CNT Hanukkah Celebration 2013
A group of congregants and visitors met for a celebration of Hanukkah led by Lisa Liebovitz of the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta PJ Library Atlanta and student from the KSU Hillelchapter. The Menorah was lit and the children were treated to a reading of a book from the PJ Library and making a craft, plus food made by those attending.
 
  
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Upcoming Community Events
Anyone interested in attending any of these events as a group,
Contact [email protected]
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Congregation Ner Tamid Members and Community
are invited to join us for our
Traditional Shabbat Service and Potluck Dinner
Tonight, Friday, December 6th 2013 at 7:00 p.m.
Service will be led by Rabbi Liebschutz
and will be held at the
Home of Evelyn Orenbuch and Stuart Napshin
59 Carriage Oaks Dr. SW
Marietta, GA.30064
678-398-7788
We will enjoy a SOUP THEMED POTLUCK Dinner
No Dairy or cheese, only meat or vegetable soups please
"How Might Jews React At This Season Of The Year?"
Jews react differently to what goes on around them at this holy year end season.
What might our reactions be to the saturation of our society with symbols, secular and religious? Are there appropriate and inappropriate ways of behaving? How do you respond?
Join Rabbi Tom in worship as he explores this perennial problem in his sermonic remarks. Assisting the rabbi in the presentation of the service will be baalei t'filah/experts in prayer, members of this year's B'nai Mitzvah class.
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CNT's Adult Education Third
Sunday Morning Class on Contemporary Jewish Philosophers
This Sunday, December 8th, 9:00am-10:30am
at the Home of Jule Kagan
CNT's Adult Education Committee has arranged a six part series led by Rabbi Liebschutz that will explore and discuss the thoughts of some of the major thinkers of the last 100 years in modern Jewish life.
We will be discussing Eugene B. Borowitz and Emil L. Franken for this class.
This weeks class will meet at the home of Jule Kagan
2877 Cressington Bend
Kennesaw, GA
This Evite is for Sunday, December 8th only, you do not need to sign up for all classes, but can come as your schedule permits.
There is a onetime $7 fee for class text
If you have any questions, please contact Jule Kagan, at [email protected] or by phone770-499-1950
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From Generation to Generation
We Carry on with the Richness of Tradition
and the Promise of Tomorrow
The Families of Joel Landsberg, Jule Kagan, Zinah Hall, Johanna Kohler,
and Heidi Kennedy
Invite you to join them in Worship
as they are called to the
Torah as B'nai Mitzvah
on December 13, 2013 at 6:30pm
Canterbury Clubhouse
Kennesaw, GA
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The Mavens are alive --- Fifty-five and over group starting
Because of the growing numbers of seniors in the congregation, a small group of seniors met on Sunday to discuss the starting of a group to meet regularly for social and religious activities.
First, let us send our good wishes for a speedy recovery to Ed Eichler, who suffered a fall when exiting the meeting.
It was decided to name the group The Mavens, which in Hebrew means an expert with a strong understanding of life and to open the group at no charge to congregants and non-member alike.
We plan on having at least one meeting or activity each month, beginning in January. Until we move into our new building, if there is no outside activity we will meet in the building where we have our religious school, Mountain View Prep, 2320 Baker Road, Acworth.
Our first meeting is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, January 12 at 1:00pm followed by a late lunch.
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The Book Thief, coming to theaters this Friday
Coming to theaters this Friday: an utterly transporting movie based on a best-selling young-adult novel, about a brave young heroine who learns the power of friendship and perseverance at a time when evil forces bring war to her doorstep.
See an interview with the director, author and star, Sophie N�lisse, who in the film is given up for adoption after her sickly younger brother dies and spends time in the basement with a boy being hidden from the Nazis. Indeed, although the story takes place in one of history's grimmest hours, "The Book Thief " is imbued with a spirit of hope. Click to read the entire interview, with Peach Puzz columnist Jennifer Brett
The book, published in 2005, spent years on the New York Times Best Seller list.
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Join in the Ooey Gooey Messy Fun from MJCCA Shalom Baby!!!!
Sunday, 12-15-2013, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
MJCCA-Zaban Park, 5342 Tilly Mill Road, Dunwoody, Georgia 30338
Free and open to the community. Recommended for 2 Years - 8 Years
Stop into the Sophie Hirsh Srochi Discovery Center with your preschooler for a sensory experience you have never experienced. Play with textures including shaving cream, pudding, oats, flour and more. Come ready to get a little messy but glad that you can leave the mess at the JCC and head to a clean home. This is open play from 10-12.
More information, Jessica Dickson 678-812-4173
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