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7:00 AM Shacharit
7:10 PM Mincha/Maariv
7:30 PM Candle Lighting
7:30 PM High Street First Friday
8:30 AM Parsha Schmuze
9:00 AM Shacharit
10:30 AM Toddler-K: Supervised Play - Back of Youth Lounge
Toddler-K: Kindercongregation - Toddler Room
Grades 1-2: Classroom A
Grades 3-5: Classroom B
11:00 AM High Street Shabbat Morning
7:30 PM Yahrzeit Shiur by Rabbi Millen - Miriam the Prophetess
8:30 PM Mincha
9:47 PM Shabbat Ends
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WEEKDAY SERVICE SCHEDULE
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7:00 AM Sunday
6:00 AM Monday-Friday
Shacharit
8:00 AM Sunday
7:00 AM Monday-Friday
Mincha/Maariv
7:10 PM Sunday-Tuesday
5:45 PM Wednesday-The Main Event (Maariv following program)
7:10 PM Thursday & Friday
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CLASS SCHEDULE
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*Please note changes to the class schedule
Parsha Schmuze
Shabbat morning at 8:30 AM
Talmud Class with Rabbi Epstein
Sunday night at 8:00 PM
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Calendar Corner
Important Dates - Mark Your Calendar!
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High Street 1st Friday & Shabbat Morning
June 10th
The Main Event
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Ice Cream Kiddush (dairy) this week is sponsored in part by:
Laurie Alexander in honor of the CTA Senior graduates
Rachel and Rabbi Ben Berger in honor of Eliana's graduation from the JCC Pre-School class and Avital's graduation from the CTA Kindergarten class
Meagan and Jeff Buren in honor of David's graduation from the CTA Kindergarten class
Samone and Mark Fischer in honor of Jonathan Fischer's graduation with a Bachelors of Business Administration from the University of Cincinnati
Sima Gellman in honor of Fred Needham's graduation with a Bachelors of Fine Arts from the Ohio State University
Victoria and Roman Ilin in honor of Gabriela's graduation from the CTA Kindergarten class
Liz and Jeremy Kalef in honor of Neil's graduation from the CTA 8th grade class
Ayala and David Kohn in honor of all of the graduates
Dora and Chuck Kopp in honor of Ari Kopp's graduation from the CTA Kindergarten class
Richard Rosenberg and Chaviva Rosenberg in honor of the graduations of Yehuda from the CTA Senior class and Avigayil from the CTA 8th grade class
Lindsay and Joey Schottenstein in honor of Jonah's graduation from the CTA Kindergarten class
Sara and Alan Shatz in honor of all of the graduates
Shifra Tyberg and Rafe Wenger in honor of Tehila's graduation from Princeton
Rabbi Howard and Linda Vlosky Zack in honor of all of the graduates
Seudah Shlisheet this week is sponsored by Sara and Alan Shatz in memory of mother, Miriam Cohn Karlsberg
Kiddush Captain this week is Ilana Klamka. Kiddush team members are Pilar Bennett, Janice Epstein, Barbara Meluch, Eran Rosenberg, Sara & Alan Shatz, and Perry Vernikoff
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Our ushers this week are Stu Appelbaum, Sarah and Michael Blumenfeld, and Wendy Horwitz
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to Dora Kopp and Levana Slabodnick
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to Melanie and Eric Schottenstein on the recent Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Tess
to Rabbi Melissa Crespy and Larry Kaufman on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Netanya
to Jiri Klinger on his retirement from Chemical Abstracts
to our Torat Emet teens who were recognized at our recent NCSY Regional Shabbaton: Kesser Torah - Avi Kahn; Service - Hannah Blumenfeld, Julie Chase, Ariella Hartstein, Sivan Import, Rosie Kalef, Gebriela Schottenstein; Torah Growth - Shayna Herszage; Citation - Neil Kalef, Yaakov Metz
We are proud to extend a heartfelt Mazel Tov to all of the graduates of the Torat Emet family:
College
Jonathan Michael Fischer
Fred Needham
Yael Vernikoff
Tehila Wenger
High School
Jacob Appelbaum
Noah Appelbaum
Sabrina Ebner
Avi Kahn
Madeline Rabe
Brett Ringel
Sophie Schottenstein
Yehuda Rosenberg
8th Grade-CTA
Orli Hartstein
Addi Horwitz
Sigal Import
Neil Kalef
Gali Makias
Shmuel Metz
Avigayil Rosenberg
6th Grade-CJDS
Dasi Bandler
Netanya Kaufman
Kindergarten-CTA
Avital Berger
Noa Berger
Noah Blumberg
David Buren
Talia Gisser
Rena Harrow
Gabriela Ilin
Moshe Katz
Ari Kopp
Noam Levy
Raz Levy
Naomi Ligator
Alia Newman
Jonah Schottenstein
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YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS THIS!
CATERING PROVIDED BY CATERING BY CHANI |
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Unveiling for Pearson S. Press
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| The unveiling for Pearson S. Press, father of Rochell Weisfogel and Karan Tanenebaum, is this Sunday, June 7th, 10:00AM at the new Ahavas Sholom Cemetery, 2565 Performance Parkway. |
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The High Street Community is a project led by Rabbi Effy Unterman for young professionals looking for meaningful Jewish experiences and fun ways to meet other young Jewish adults. The program's goal is to help its participants learn about Judaism in a way that is exciting, enjoyable, open, and welcoming to others no matter their background.
or call the office at 614-238-6778.
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First Friday - June 5, 2015, 7:30 PM
First Friday is a Shabbat experience for young Jewish adults of all backgrounds featuring a brief evening service and a Shabbat meal on the first Friday of every month. First Friday is hosted at 1 Miranova Place in downtown Columbus.
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First Friday Shabbat Morning - June 6, 10:30 AM
A Shabbat morning service and kiddush luncheon is held on the Shabbat morning following each First Friday at 10:30 am at 1 Miranova Place.
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Israel Action
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Community
Announcements
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Columbus Eruv
It was approximately one month following the Exodus that the Jewish nation received the directive to refrain from carrying outside their home on the Sabbath, in the absence of an Eruv (Exodus 16:29). We are now in the time period leading up to Shavuos; exactly the same time period as when the Jewish nation learned what it was to live without an Eruv...
Virtually everyone uses the Eruv and the Eruv needs everyone's individual dues in order to maintain it. If you can not send in your dues now, we ask for a annual commitment to pay those dues when it is more convenient. Current annual dues are $180 per family but if you have not given for the past year, please consider increasing that amount to $250.
If you have not sent in your contribution, please send your check to:
Eruv Society of Columbus
c/o Sanford Lefkowitz
165 S. Chesterfield Rd
Columbus, OH 43209.
Alternatively, you can make your donation through the following link:
Donate through Paypal
Thank you for your continued support.
Follow on twitter @ColumbusEruv for all the latest updates, or call 614-489-8281
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Buckeye Kosher Korner
Buckeye Kosher is approaching restaurateurs in and outside the city. In order to provide interested suitors with information about the Columbus kosher market, they are sending out a Kosher Restaurant survey. Please click the link below to participate in the survey.
Kosher Restaurant Survey
Buckeye Kosher works only with approved caterers and commissaries. Please check their website (www.buckeyekosher.org) for the most current list of approved caterers and for other important local product updates.
Follow Buckeye Kosher (@BuckeyeKosher) on Twitter for the latest kashrus updates
www.buckeyekosher.org or info@buckeyekosher.org
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Red Cross
June 24th at the JCC
The need for blood donors is never completely satisfied. New donors must be found when long time donors can no longer give. Please come to the JCC between 12:30 and 6:30 pm to give the "Gift of Life". You can arrange an appointment by calling the Red Cross at 1-800-Give Life or go to the Red Cross website at www.redcrossblood.org sponsor code: tolifecolumbus
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Columbus Community Mikvah
Call or text 614-239-0838 for appointments
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Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus
BE A PART OF SOMETHING GREAT! 
The JCC Maccabi Games are an Olympic-style athletic competition and so much more
-One of the largest annual gatherings of Jewish teens
-An enriching Jewish experience with cultural and social activities for kids ages 12 1/2-16
-A community-wide effort celebrating our values and traditions while bringing together over 2,500 people from around Columbus and across the globe, including Israel, Europe, and South America.
From athletic participation to home hospitality to volunteering at events, everyone will have a role in building an experience that transcends the Games, strengthens our entire community, and empowers our next generation of leaders.
For more information and to get involved contact Jeanna Brownlee at 614-559-6274 or jkbrownlee@columbusjcc.org.
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Shabbat Table Discussions
To view or download Yeshiva University's latest Shabbat Table Discussions click here
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Use this link and place your next flower order with Oberer's Flowers and Torat Emet will earn 20% of the purchase price!
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About Us 
Congregation
Torat Emet
2375 E. Main Street
Bexley, OH 43209
614.238.6778
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Office Hours
Week of June 7
Monday-Thursday
9 AM - 4 PM
Friday
9 AM - 1 PM
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General Fund
Janet and Hillard Abroms in memory of Lindsay Schottenstein's father, Joseph Michael Borish
Linda Vlosky and Rabbi Howard Zack in commemoration of the yahrzeit of father, Milton Vlosky
Yael and Perry Vernikoff in appreciation of Perry receiving an aliyah
Sara Libby and Rabbi Shaul Epstein and Family in honor of Yael and Perry Vernikoff's new home and Aryeh Vernikoff's Upshearin
Talia and Robert Friedman in appreciation of Joe Fisher receiving an aliyah
Barbara and Alan Levy in memory of parents and grandparents Ruth & Harry Kahane, Howard Levy, Baila & Koppel Kahane, Jacob & Raizel Wein and family who perished in the Holocaust
Geddy Krul in appreciation of receiving a Shavuot aliyah
Susie and Stu Appelbaum in appreciation of Stu receiving aliyahs
Sarah Frank in memory of Lindsay Schottenstein's father, Joseph Michael Borish
Sarah Frank in memory of Al Dembe's mother, Shirley Dembe
Sarah Frank wishing a speedy recovery for David Schottenstein
BatSheva and Daniel Levy in appreciation of Rabbi Zack and everyone's kindness
Mara and Michael Ryan in memory of Alan Ciner's brother, Samuel Ciner
Steve Waitzman
Kiddush Fund
Samone and Mark Fischer in memory of parents, John and Charlotte Fischer, and Dr. Philip and Caroline Nussbaum
Beit Midrash Fund
Samone and Mark Fischer in commemoration of the yahrzeit of father, John Fischer
Rabbi's Discretionary Fund
Anonymous for the Fuzzy Emets
Sally and Richard Rabe in memory of Lindsay Schottenstein's father, Joseph Michael Borish
Ma'agalim
Sara and Alan Shatz
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Happy Birthday this week to...
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| Sara Libby Epstein, Rebecca Lefkovitz, June Gutterman, Yaakov Metz, Steve Shulman, Perry Vernikoff, Dorothy Salomons, and Jay Schottenstein |
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