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12 URJ Camp Kalsman 50 425-284-4484 campkalsman@urj.org www.kalsman.urjcamps.org Va’ad HaRabanim of Greater Seattle 111 206-760-0805 vaadinfo@seattlevaad.org www.seattlevaad.org Video Judaica 33 206-478-0505 rshay@qwest.net www.videojudaica.com Volunteers For Israel 37 san-francisco@vfi-usa.org www.vfi-usa.org Washington Coalition of Rabbis/ Ihud HaRabbanim 111 206-355-4953 wacoalitionrabbis@gmail.com www.wacoalitionrabbis.com Washington State Holocaust Education Resource Center 87 206-774-2201 info@wsherc.org www.wsherc.org Washington State Jewish Historical Society 26 206-774-2277 info@wsjhs.org www.wsjhs.org Washington State University Hillel/ Jewish Student Organization 29 509-335-1447 West Seattle Torah Learning Center 96 206-643-6623 rabbigreer@gmail.com www.seattlekollel.org Whidbey Island Jewish Community 110 www.wijc.wordpress.com Whitman College Hillel–Shalom 29 509-527-5195 Young Adults and Young Families at Beth Am 42 206-525-0915 www.templebetham.org Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity 30 253-282-1208 ryanogden19@gmail.com www.uwzbt.com Candle Lighting and Torah Portions August 2013 Aug. 2......... 8:24 p.m............................. Re’eh Aug. 9......... 8:13 p.m..........................Shoftim Aug. 16....... 8:01 p.m........................Ki Teitzei Aug. 23....... 7:49 p.m...........................Ki Tavo Aug. 30....... 7:35 p.m.......Nitzavim-Veyeilech September 2013 Sept. 6........ 7:23 p.m........................ Ha’Azinu Sept. 13...... 7:09 p.m................... Yom Kippur Sept. 20...... 6:35 p.m........................... Sukkot Sept. 27...... 6:40 p.m......................... Bereshit October 2013 Oct. 4......... 6:26 p.m............................ Noach Oct. 11....... 6:12 p.m...................Lech-Lecha Oct. 18....... 5:59 p.m............................Vayera Oct. 25....... 5:46 p.m...................Chayei Sara November 2013 Nov. 1......... 5:35 p.m.............................Toldot Nov. 8......... 4:24 p.m......................... Vayetzei Nov. 15....... 4:16 p.m..................... Vayishlach Nov. 22....... 4:08 p.m....................... Vayeshev Nov. 29....... 4:03 p.m............................Miketz December 2013 Dec. 6......... 4:00 p.m........................ Vayigash Dec. 13....... 4:00 p.m.......................... Vayechi Dec. 20....... 4:02 p.m.......................... Shemot Dec. 27....... 4:06 p.m............................Vayera January 2014 Jan. 3......... 4:12 p.m...................................Bo Jan. 10....... 4:20 p.m..................... Beshalach Jan. 17....... 4:29 p.m............................... Yitro Jan. 24....... 4:39 p.m..................... Mishpatim Jan. 31....... 4:50 p.m........................ Terumah February 2014 Feb. 7......... 5:01 p.m........................ Tetzaveh Feb. 14....... 5:12 p.m............................Ki Tisa Feb. 21....... 5:23 p.m........................ Vayachel Feb. 28....... 5:34 p.m......................... Pekudei March 2014 March 7...... 5:44 p.m...........................Vayikra March 14.... 6:55 p.m............................... Tzav March 21.... 7:05 p.m............................Shmini March 28.... 7:15 p.m............................. Tazria April 2014 April 4......... 7:25 p.m......................... Metzora April 11....... 7:35 p.m.....................Achrei Mot April 18....... 7:45 p.m...........................Pesach April 25....... 7:54 p.m......................Kedoshim May 2014 May 2......... 8:04 p.m.............................. Emor May 9......... 8:14 p.m............................. Behar May 16....... 8:23 p.m....................Bechukotai May 23....... 8:31 p.m.......................Bamidbar May 30....... 8:39 p.m.............................. Naso June 2014 June 6........ 8:45 p.m.................Beha’alotcha June 13...... 8:50 p.m...........................Sh’lach June 20...... 8:53 p.m...........................Korach June 27...... 8:54 p.m...........................Chukat July 2014 July 4.......... 8:52 p.m..............................Balak July 11........ 8:49 p.m..........................Pinchas July 19........ 8:43 p.m............................. Matot July 25........ 8:36 p.m............................. Masei August 2014 Aug. 1......... 8:27 p.m......................... Devarim Aug. 8......... 8:17 p.m.................... V’etchanan Aug. 15....... 8:05 p.m.............................. Eikev Aug. 22....... 7:53 p.m............................. Re’eh Aug. 29....... 7:39 p.m..........................Shoftim the Guide to JewisH Washington n 2013–2014
organizations 13 Local and National................................................................13 Jewish on Campus.................................................................27 Cultural..................................................................................30 Film and Video......................................................................32 Employment & Career Assistance.........................................33 Professional...........................................................................34 Local and National ■■AJC Seattle Regional Office Phone: 206-622-6315 Fax: 206-622-3015 seattle@ajc.org www.ajcseattle.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/ajc.seattle Twitter: @AJCSeattle Regional Director: Wendy Rosen Regional President: Amy Ragen Regional President-Elect: Carlyn Steiner AJC is the global advocate for the well being of the Jewish people and Israel, and for the advancement of democratic values for all. Since 1945, AJC has sought to advance the peace and security of the Jewish people in Seattle and around the world. Through high-level diplomacy, strong legislative advocacy, and effective coalitions with faith and ethnic partners, AJC Seattle has made a significant impact, with a thoughtful and principled approach, on issues of critical importance. With close relationships in our region and around the world — from diplomats to decision makers to community leaders — AJC is the preeminent global Jewish advocate. While AJC Seattle advocates for a wide range of issues critical to its mission, they currently focus on four priorities: Israel’s peace and security, Iran’s nuclear threat, energy security, and immigration reform. In a world that is increasingly polarized between left and right, hawks and doves, and red and blue states, AJC maintains its preeminence by preferring dialogue to diatribe, and engagement to estrangement. AJC Seattle transforms concerns into action, goals into reality, and most importantly, it produces results. Join them for a wide variety of programming that leverages AJC’s valuesdriven agenda. Meet with faith leaders, local and visiting diplomats, and elected officials. Travel with them to Washington, D.C. in the spring for the AJC Global Forum. To get involved, visit their website or email them at the address above. ■■American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Northwest Region 240 Tamal Vista Blvd., Suite 260 Corte Madera, CA 94925 Phone: 415-927-2119 dnoily@aabgu.org www.aabgu.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/aabgu Twitter: @aabgu YouTube: www.youtube.com/aabgu Director: Daphna Noily Israel......................................................................................34 Seniors...................................................................................38 Singles....................................................................................41 Young Adult...........................................................................41 Youth......................................................................................42 American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev plays a vital role in sustaining David Ben-Gurion’s vision, creating a world-class institution of education and research in the Israeli desert, nurturing the Negev community and sharing the university’s expertise locally and around the globe. Established in 1969 as a vehicle for the social, economic and scientific transformation of the Negev, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev is a world-renowned institute of research and higher learning with some 20,000 students at its campuses in Be’er Sheva, Sde Boqer and Eilat in Israel’s southern desert. BGU is a university with a conscience, where the highest academic and scientific standards are integrated with community involvement, and where the pioneering spirit of discovery flourishes, fulfilling the dream of David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s first prime minister, to make the desert bloom. A world leader in sustainable development, BGU has been working for a greener world for more than 40 years. The university is leading projects in solar and alternative energy, water and desert studies, global medicine, Israel studies, nano and biotechnologies, and more. BGU’s strong community outreach to the region’s diverse population, including underprivileged Jewish Ethiopian, European and former Soviet Union immigrants, is closely associated with the Charlotte B. and Jack J. Spitzer Department of Social Work, named in honor of its Seattle benefactors. Founded in 1972, AABGU is a partner in the university’s mission to develop the Negev and build a leading research and academic institution in the desert. A nonprofit organization with its national headquarters in New York City and regional offices throughout the United States, the Northwest region plays a vital role in helping BGU fulfill its unique responsibility to develop the bold new vision for the Negev, the focus of the future of Israel. ■■American Alliance of Jews and Christians P.O. Box 58, Mercer Island, WA 98040 Phone: 888-RABBI-41 (888-722-2441) www.aajc.org President: Rabbi Daniel Lapin The American Alliance of Jews and Christians builds bridges through a shared biblical heritage. It offers Torah-based solutions to modern problems, strengthening America and its support of Israel. The organization communicates with its membership, with media, and with the public through its staff and its president, Rabbi Daniel Lapin, recognized by Newsweek as one of “America’s Top 50 Rabbis.” The organization publishes a free weekly spiritual strategy, “Thought Tools,” and articles that appear in religious and mainstream media publications. Rabbi Lapin and his wife Susan host a daily TV show titled “Ancient Jewish Wisdom” on the TCT television network. Lapin, a best-selling author and popular speaker, hosts a weekly radio talk show on KSFO-AM 560, San Francisco, which is streamed over the Internet to a national audience. For more information about the organization and to hear Rabbi Daniel Lapin’s audio recordings, please refer to the website. the Guide to JewisH Washington n 2013–2014
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