Have a Happy & Healthy New Year! - the Parklander
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Beth Schafer<br />
TO PERFORM AT TEMPLE BETH ORR<br />
On Friday, January 26 at 8:00 pm, Temple Beth Orr will be<br />
hosting Beth Schafer, renowned Jewish performer. She is <strong>the</strong><br />
only Jewish artist to win <strong>the</strong> American Idol Underground in a<br />
faith based category. She will be bringing her dynamic music to<br />
Temple Beth Orr to perform and worship during <strong>the</strong> Torah<br />
Shabbat Service. The Larry Fox Music Fund is funding a<br />
portion of this event.<br />
As stated on her website, “Beth Schafer is an award-winning<br />
songwriter whose shows blend first-class musicianship with a<br />
little teaching and a little <strong>the</strong>atre into a high-impact<br />
transformative experience. Beth has been blazing a trail in<br />
American Jewish music for 10 years. She has been a guitarist<br />
since <strong>the</strong> age of 6 and attended <strong>the</strong> University of Miami School<br />
of Music on a jazz scholarship. But, what makes her music<br />
special is her attention to <strong>the</strong> universal <strong>the</strong>mes that not only<br />
define Judaism, but many o<strong>the</strong>r faiths as well.<br />
“Beth’s infectious energy, well-crafted songs and intelligent<br />
lyrics coupled with a great band has made her a leading act in <strong>the</strong><br />
Jewish music world. Her audiences are no longer just Jewish, she<br />
has many fans of all faiths who have found that her messages and<br />
music touch <strong>the</strong>m. It is her universality that placed her at centercourt<br />
for <strong>the</strong> half-time show at an Orlando Magic game, and<br />
won her <strong>the</strong> faith-based competition on American Idol<br />
Underground.<br />
“Because she is comfortable playing both her acoustic guitars<br />
and electric, comping or soloing and her voice is silky and<br />
natural, she has been <strong>the</strong> “guitarist-in-residence” for <strong>the</strong> Union<br />
for Reform Judaism’s national conferences for <strong>the</strong> past 6 years.<br />
She is frequently a featured artist at folk festivals and conferences<br />
nationwide drawing a diverse and sophisticated fan-base.”<br />
Temple Beth Orr is located at 2151 Riverside Drive (corner of<br />
Riverside Dr. & Royal Palm Blvd.) For more information, please call <strong>the</strong><br />
Temple office at (954) 753-3232.<br />
<strong>the</strong> PARKLANDER<br />
CHABAD EVENT<br />
On Sunday, January 14th between 7:30 p.m. -9:30 p.m., Chabad of<br />
Parkland Women's Circle will host an elegant and inspiring evening<br />
entitled "Sounds of Traditions, Rythms of <strong>the</strong> Future", with Guest Artist<br />
Rivkah Krinsky. Rivkah is an exciting and talented musician and vocalist<br />
from Australia, who has been delighting audiences all round <strong>the</strong> world<br />
with her wide range of classical and contemporary Jewish music in both<br />
Hebrew and English. The event will take place at Chabad of Parkland.<br />
The cost for <strong>the</strong> program is $20. Admission includes buffet desserts,<br />
raffles and door prizes. The event is open to <strong>the</strong> community<br />
For more information or to RSVP please call Estie Gutnick at<br />
954-600-1307 or email EstieG78@aol.com<br />
HOLOCAUST<br />
DOCUMENTARY<br />
On Tuesday, January 9, during <strong>the</strong> 5th Annual Holocaust Education<br />
Week,Temple Beth Orr will be screening <strong>the</strong> powerful documentary<br />
film Displaced! Miracle at St. Ottilien at 7:30 pm.The film is about a group<br />
of displaced European Jewish refugees who were forgotten by <strong>the</strong><br />
victorious Allies after <strong>the</strong> war. These refugees were housed at an ancient<br />
Benedictine monastery in Germany in conditions of illness, starvation and<br />
misery that often equaled <strong>the</strong> concentration camps <strong>the</strong>mselves. Disturbed<br />
by what <strong>the</strong>y saw, Edward Herman and his friend Bob Hillard, two young<br />
American Jewish Army soldiers, set out to improve <strong>the</strong> survivors’ abysmal<br />
living conditions.They managed to capture <strong>the</strong> ear of <strong>the</strong> American media,<br />
<strong>the</strong> public and remarkably, President Harry Truman, himself. They<br />
effected a startling improvement in <strong>the</strong> lives of <strong>the</strong> refugees. This story<br />
helps to restore one’s faith in <strong>the</strong> goodness of man.<br />
Temple Beth Orr is honored to have Mr. Edward Herman and<br />
Mr. Bob Hilliard as <strong>the</strong> guest speakers of <strong>the</strong> evening. Temple Beth Orr is<br />
working in cooperation with The Holocaust Memorial of Miami Beach<br />
and The Rescuers and Survivors of St. Ottilien to bring this FREE event<br />
to <strong>the</strong> public. If possible, please bring a canned food item for <strong>the</strong> Temple<br />
Beth Orr food closet.There will be a reception following <strong>the</strong> program.<br />
Temple Beth Orr is located at 2151 Riverside Drive (corner of Riverside<br />
Dr.& Royal Palm Blvd.) For more information, please call <strong>the</strong> Temple<br />
office at (954) 753-3232.<br />
“Home-Care Provider”<br />
We accept <strong>New</strong>borns up to School Age Children<br />
"Small Ratio"<br />
(954) 255-0767<br />
North Coral Springs/Parkland<br />
Adriana V. Mihalyi-Rahal<br />
Monday - Friday • 6:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.<br />
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