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JUNE 2021 SIVAN/TAMMUZ 5781
Please join us !
CST Annual Meeting
Sunday, June 6
10:00am
On ZOOM
* Updates from Staff, Clergy, Board
Members, Sisterhood
and Men’s Club
* Voting on New Board Members
* Voting on By-Laws changes
* Welcoming our New Board President
Bagel Bags available (see page 5 for details)
All Pre-orders due by Wednesday, June 2

Professional Leadership
Lay Leadership
Executive Committee
President
Josh Gordon
Executive Vice President
Jessi Shapiro
RABBI
Scott B. Roland
rabbi@shaareytikvah.org
CANTOR
Beth Schlossberg
beth.schlossberg@gmail.com
CANTOR EMERITUS
Gary D. Paller
gdpal@sbcglobal.net
Vice Presidents
Deborah Coleman
Ruth Hatchuel
Secretary
Irit Rawraway
President
Staff
Assistant Secretary
Isaac Kirstein
Treasurer
Jeff Cohen
Assistant Treasurer
Leslie Sobel
PRESIDENT
Josh Gordon
cstpresident@
shaareytikvah.org
INCOMING PRESIDENT
Jessi Shapiro
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Martha Sivertson
martha@shaareytikvah.org
Board Members
Rachael Parkin
Jamie Stadlin
Alyson Fieldman
Joel Gabelman
Beth Kuritzky
Gabe Tannenbaum
Representatives
Men’s Club - Richard Friedman
Sisterhood - Irit Rawraway
OFFICE MANAGER
Debbie Rosen
debbie@shaareytikvah.org
DIRECTOR OF
CONGREGATIONAL LEARNING
Rabbi Rachel Brown
rbrown@shaareytikvah.org
We are an egalitarian Conservative congregation whose members are
passionate about Judaism. By combining meaningful and joyful worship,
serious Jewish learning and compelling Shabbat and holiday experiences,
we create a vibrant spiritual community.
Gateways is a monthly publication of: Congregation Shaarey Tikvah
26811 Fairmount Boulevard Beachwood, Ohio 44122
www,shaareytikvah.org
MAINTENANCE MANAGER
Frank George
Past Presidents
Henry Marsh *
Oscar Stadtler *
Marv Engelberg
Henry Gruen *
Stuart Sharpe
Howard Bochnek
Alan Leff *
David Hutt
Rick Kodish
David Leavitt
Sharon Fagin
Roberta Kaplan
Amy Einhorn **
Leslie Sobel **
Jeff Epstein **
* Of Blessed Memory
** Exec. Committee
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A Message from our President, Josh Gordon
As this will be my last GATEWAYS article, I wanted to start with a thank you. Thank you
to each individual in the community for your support, for your action, for your
volunteerism, for your concern, and for your care for Shaarey Tikvah. I have learned
much. Gratefully, I think that I have grown in many ways as well. There are decisions
of which I am proud, and some that I wish were made differently. I can say without
reservation that they were all made with the best of intentions for the community as a
whole. We have tried to facilitate connection through virtual programming, streaming
services, zoom services, in-person worship, outdoor gatherings. We have made
cocktails, tasted chocolate, provided learning opportunities on a wide range of social
issues, learned from Jewish scholars from across this country, and have thus far led
the way to a return to in-person services.
And still, I know that the many challenges of these past two years have left many
feeling disconnected. I was recently inspired by the words of Rabbi David Wolpe who
pointed out that our history can be neatly summarized by a single word…. Return.
Throughout our history we return from plagues, from oppression, from exile. It is now
time to return. It is time to return to the warm embrace of each other’s company. It is
time to return to the healing power of prayer. It is time to return to the inspiration of
study. I recognize that process will look different for different people. Whether through
your computer screen, at an outdoor gathering, or in our holy sanctuary, please know
that the community will try to meet you wherever possible to try to return.
In service and peace,
Josh
HaZak Lunch brought some friends back together!
Special thanks to John Siff and Rabbi Roland for
organizing. Join us again June 24!
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A Message from Martha Sivertson, Executive Director
Hello Sports Fans!
I was going to write about something more mundane this month but, in honor of Father’s Day and
because I had the pleasure of visiting the Cleveland Area Soap Box Derby (CASBD) grounds this past
weekend, I thought I’d let you know what is really on my mind.
For a few years now, I have thought about our CST driveway as having the perfect slope to have soap box
cars meander down. Well, it is not, but that’s okay because the perfect slope is still right here in Cleveland!
With a shot-in-the-dark e-mail through the CASBD website, Joe Mendise invited me to attend a
“rally” on a Saturday morning.
Of course, I missed the exit off of Route 2 going west but that led me on the back roads to Wendy Park
where 20-30 people were on various bird-watching walks. I saw a deerkill and a seagull myself but that
was not what I came for so, with a little re-working, I got back on Rte. 2, rounded my way through Gordon
Square, made at least one illegal turn and found the entrance. Had I taken the correct exit to begin with, I
would have been right there, no problem
Anyway, it was cold and windy with a threat of rain but that did not dampen
the spirits of the drivers and parents present. Joe was the perfect host,
showing me around the pits (though they do call them that) and giving me
some history. Kind of like Shaarey Tikvah starting above the Tasty Shop
Bakery, the CASBD started on some sloped streets in Cleveland neighborhoods.
It wasn’t until Mayor Michael White officially dedicated the land that
they got their home alongside the Westbound lane of the Shoreway on
Whiskey Island.
Participation in Soap Box competitions can get a little steep with car kits running from $300 to thousands
of dollars. Boys and girls are so into both the competition and the camaraderie though, that parents
seem to take it in stride. Joe, himself, has two daughters that aged out (18) of Soap Box but he maintains
a seat on the CASBD Board and his wife and daughters were running the schedules and minding the
track while I was there. A real Family Affair!
The CASBD has invited Shaarey Tikvah to attend a rally or competition anytime. However, the better
suggestion from Joe was to make a CST Family Day out of it. The CASBD is always looking for more drivers
and even has cars our kids can try out. Stay tuned for a fun summer Sunday afternoon soon.
Martha
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A Message from Rabbi Scott Roland
Dear Friends,
With Shavuot behind us and a taste of the first hot days of the season, it is only a matter of time
before we start focusing on the work of the High Holy Day season. But first, SUMMER! In the UK,
summer break is referred to as “The Long Vacation.” Following suit, Israeli’s have “The Big
Vacation,” or Ha-hofesh Ha-gadol. As a brief aside, I’ve read that some parents refer to summer
break as, Ha-onesh Ha-gadol, or “The Big Punishment” as they struggle with the responsibility of filling
all of their children’s time in absence of school.
However, I think there is much more to learn from
Ha-hofesh Ha-gadol. At its root, het/peh/shin
means freedom or liberty. As summer begins,
whether real or perceived, there is a sense of
freedom. Perhaps it means the freedom to
transform ourselves as the spring has transformed
the world around us. The sudden abundance of
daylight hours gives us the sense of having more
time. In my family, that means leisurely dinners on
the back patio, camping adventures, and patiently
waiting for our garden to grow.
What would it mean to give greater intention to this free feeling? This question seems more relevant
as we slowly creep back toward “normal” at this point in the pandemic. What if we take pause
before jumping back into our old routines and allow ourselves to imagine living in alignment with the
priorities of our hearts and souls? I am reminded of the words of Psalm 16, “Teach me the path of
life. In Your presence is perfect joy; delights are ever in Your right hand.”
Not at all etymologically related to hofesh is the root het/peh/sin. By moving one little dot over the
last letter of the root, freedom takes on the meaning of seeking or disguising. I have long considered
that a meaningful spiritual life is a bit of a game of hide and seek with the Holy One. This image not
only delights me as I imagine a playful God, but also brings me back to games of flashlight tag with
neighborhood friends on summer nights. We can find so much joy when it feels like time is on our
side.
I wish you a summer of long days and peaceful nights. I pray that you embrace the sense of freedom
and use your time wisely. I hope that you find what it is that you are seeking. Who knows? Maybe I’ll
even find you in shul!?
With much love and blessing,
Rabbi Scott B. Roland
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CST Celebrations!
Mazel Tov to Malachai Shulman
(Son of Peter and Trysa Shulman)
on his upcoming Bar Mitzvah
Saturday, June 12, 2021.
The Shulman family invites the CST community to join on the Live Stream
on Shabbat morning as Malachai is called to the Torah.
Live Stream link will be provided in emails.
Malachai is graduating from 8th grade at Mandel JDS and will be attending Shaker Heights High School in
Congratulations to our 2021 COLLEGE Graduates!
Gabe Cohen
(Son of Arielle & Jeff Cohen)
Gabe is graduating from Tulane University
with a double major in Digital Media Production
and Theater. He is currently pursuing a
job in the film industry, corporate or nonprofit
worlds.
Emily Einhorn
(Daughter of Ted & Amy Einhorn)
In November, Emily graduated from DePaul University
summa cum laude with a major in Philosophy. Since
graduation, Emily has worked as an intern at the
Jewish Federation of Cleveland, United Way of Greater
Cleveland, and the Harold Grinspoon
Foundation. She is currently working
as a fellow at Basecamp Strategy
writing fundraising emails for
political campaigns and as a
teaching assistant at Milton
Gottesman Jewish Day School in
Washington, DC. Emily is pursuing a
full time position in Israel education
before applying to graduate school.
Molly Rosen
(Daughter of Debbie & Steve Rosen)
Molly is graduating June 12th from The Theater School
at DePaul University with a major in Playwrighting and a double minor in
Screenwriting and Women’s & Gender Studies.
Molly’s full length play “V.I.P.” was awarded a staged production and
debuted last month. After graduation, Molly is planning to stay
in Chicago to pursue her writing career.
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June Donations (as of May 20th)
GENERAL FUND
In memory of:
BOBBI KNEITEL: Gayle
Silver, Warren & Zehava
Sklar, Richard & Allison
Schultz, Shirley & Neal
Hoffman, Adam & Nancy
Levin. Sherry & Mark
Fixler
SIMON FIXLER &
BEVERLY GOLD: Adam &
Nancy Levin
MARVIN WOLF: Roberta
& Gary Kaplan
JOEL ADELMAN: Renee
Higer
In honor of:
BIRTHDAYS OF: CHRIS
COZEN, MARC SHAPIRO,
JOSH GORDON, ALLYN
SOBEL, JOEL ADELMAN,
AARON BILLOWITZ,
BENNETT FAGIN, ILYSSA
GORDON, TERRY
HARARY: Roberta & Gary
Kaplan
THE HARARY’S NEW
GRANDDAUGHTER:
Roberta & Gary Kaplan
KATZMAN BUILDING &
GROUNDS FUND
In honor of:
ROBERTA KATZMAN’S
BIRTHDAY: Roberta &
Gary Kaplan
SHERMAN LEAVITT
BENEVOLENT FUND
In honor of:
BIRTHDAYS OF: NATALIE
BARR & LEANNE LEAVITT:
Shirley & Neal Hoffman
MORGAN LEAVITT’S
BIRTHDAY: Roberta &
Gary Kaplan
In memory of:
BARBARA KNEITEL:
Leanne Leavitt
HENRY MARGOLIS
SYNAGOGUE SECURITY
FUND
In honor of:
TERRY & SHABTAY
HARARY’S NEW
GRANDDAUGHTER:
Maxine Margolis
In memory of:
BARBARA KNEITEL:
Maxine Margolis
MEN’S CLUB
In honor of:
BIRTHDAYS OF: MARK
FIXLER, RON PORTNOY,
STEVE FISHMAN: Roberta
& Gary Kaplan
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY
FUND
In honor of:
RABBI ROLAND, FOR HIS
KINDNESS: Arlene
Lombardy
RABBI ROLAND &
FAMILY: Rita Shtull
RABBI ROLAND’S
BIRTHDAY: Sibyl Roland
BIRTHDAYS OF: DONNA
SOROKY, LAURA
ADELMAN, RACHEL
LAPPEN, LINDA FOSTER:
Roberta & Gary Kaplan
In memory of:
FRIDA SIGLIC: Bela &
George Fischer
ED KNEITEL’S MOTHER &
BETH WINKELER’S
FATHER: Aletta Sinoff
JOEL ADELMAN: Roberta
& Gary Kaplan, Shirley
Scheer, Vallerie Propper,
Gayle Moscowitz, Nancy
Leighton, Robin Johnson,
Leona Green & Marvin
Engelberg, Aaron Simkoff
MANNY & SHIRLEY
HAND: Pam Weisman
JUDY ROSENGBERG
FUND
In honor of:
BIRTHDAYS OF: MARK
FIXLER, RON PORTNOY,
CHRIS COZEN, MARC
SHAPIRO, RENA
WERTHEIM, JOSH
GORDON, ALLYN SOBEL,
ROBERTA KATZMAN, PAM
WEISMAN, BEN FAGIN,
MAXINE MARGOLIS,
MARCIA SILVER, FERN
SIMKOFF: Leona Green
SISTERHOOD
In honor of:
ROBBIE HIRSCHSOHN
AND BECCA
BERNSTEIN’S
ENGAGEMENT: Leanne
Leavitt
BIRTHDAYS OF:
PAM WEISMAN, JANET
KNEITEL: Roberta & Gary
Kaplan
JOSH STONE PLAY
STATION FUND
In honor of:
ROBBIE HIRSCHSOHN
AND BECCA
BERNSTEIN’S
ENGAGEMENT, PETE &
ROZ STONE’S NEW
HOME: David & Sandy
Cameron
DAVID HUTT’S HAFTORAH
READING: Bela & George
Fischer
MORIYAH ROLAND FOR
CHANTING THE PRAYERS
BEFORE SHACHARIT ON
SHABBAT: Bela & George
Fischer
In memory of:
BARBARA KNEITEL: David
& Sandy Cameron, Bela &
George Fischer
SIMON FIXLER: David &
Sandy Cameron, Roz &
Pete Stone
Refuah Shlema to:
ARLENE LOMBARDY:
David & Sandy Cameron
WERTHEIM FAMILY FUND
FOR HOLOCAUST
EDUCATION
In honor of:
RENA WERTHEIM’S
BIRTHDAY: Roberta &
Gary Kapan
YOUTH ACTIVITIES FUND:
In memory of:
BARBARA KNEITEL: Avi &
Debra Weiss
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June Donations, continued (as of May 20th)
YAHRZEIT DONATIONS
In memory of:
MALKAH & YAAKOV
BEN-POORAT: Richard
& Yafa Silverman
BETTY BERRY: Richard
& Allison Schultz
REISHA COHN: JoEllen
Kodish
COLEMAN DAVIS:
Andrew Szabo
RUTH FOSSBERG:
Estelle Phinick
ELI GOLDSTEIN:
Nancy & Adam Levin
FLORENCE GOODMAN:
Alice Schubach
BERNARD HOROWITZ:
David & Sheila Horowitz
SID KAUFMAN: Barbie &
Randy Boroff
INGRID GOLDSMITH
KOMAR: Doris Copeland
SANFORD LEVENSON:
Arlene Lombardy
HANNAH RATH: Roz &
Pete Stone
RUTH SHERMAN: Ron
Wiesenthal
RITA & MAURICE
SILVERMAN: Richard &
Yafa Silverman
CLAIRE WEISS: Debra &
Avi Weiss
MOSHE ZION: Maxene
Zion
In Memory of Joel Adelman
May 11, 1937—May 13, 2021
Joel E. Adelman was the beloved husband of Diane (nee Cohen).
Loving father of Beth (Paul) Winkeler, Harlin
(Laura) Adelman and Ellen (Andrew) Stein.
Devoted grandfather of
Sophia (Daniel) Oppenheim, Julia (Koty)
McAllister, Madeline Adelman, Annie Adelman,
Olivia Adelman, Ethan Stein and Caitlin Stein.
Great grandfather of Arlo.
Remember your deceased loved ones by
purchasing a memorial nameplate to be
added to the Memorial Boards in the Sanctuary.
Also, adding a Simcha Leaf to the plaque in the hallway is a
beautiful way to celebrate a birth, B’nai Mitzvah or
Milestone Birthday/Anniversary!
Contact the office to reserve a spot
or to purchase a plaque.
216-765-8300 x 101
martha@shaareytikvah.org
Sending our Condolences to
Shari Wolf on the passing of her father,
Marvin Wolf
May his memory be a blessing
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A Message from Rabbi Rachel Brown, Director of Congregational Learning
Summer is just about upon us! In my mind, summer is the time for a sabbatical of sorts. The Torah tells
us what is supposed to happen during a sabbatical. The sabbatical that comes once a week – Shabbat
– invites us to rest, to pray, to study, to eat well, and to be with people we love. The sabbatical that
comes once every seven years – shmita – is a sabbatical for the land. It is a time for the land to have a
break from intense farming. By extension, it is a time for farmers to take a break from tilling, planting
and sowing, weeding, and harvesting – in other words, a break from intense farming.
It is easy to imagine that the break that is a sabbatical is a time of dormancy – on the surface, nothing
is happening. But as a Jewish educator who has taught in classrooms during the school-year and at
summer camp, I can tell you that during break time is when a lot of intense learning happens. By
taking a break from figuring out how to get through the day – how to finish a task, or pass a test, or
squeeze all the chores in after working all day – there is time to ruminate, to wonder, to daydream, to
just be. During those times one can learn, or be reminded about their own true essence, or figure out
what is really important to live a satisfying life, or even simply find out what it’s like to feel rested.
I hope that you are able to take some time this summer to rest, to take a break, to have some sort of
sabbatical from the stress of this past year, to learn something new about yourself. And I look forward
to being together again (hopefully in person) later this summer – to learn and to celebrate together
again.
Rabbi Rachel Brown
Special Thanks to all who organized and attended this year’s Shabbaton
Love Your Neighbor as Yourself Sessions.
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Upcoming CST Opportunities
Please join us on Thursday, June 24 th
for our 2nd outdoor lunch* (weather permitting)
to schmooze and brainstorm activities and
programming for the months ahead.
Please RSVP to debbie@shaareytikvah.org
by Friday, June 18 th .
HaZaK means strength. It is also an acronym for Hochma (wisdom), Ziknah (maturity), and Kadimah
(moving forward). The name represents the strength and wisdom that our veteran members bring to
our congregation. The group exemplifies our congregation’s commitment to serve all of our members.
While we pride ourselves on our inter-generational relationships, HaZaK is a gathering space for our
senior members to gather for social and educational programs of interest.
*Individually wrapped lunches will be provided
Volunteers needed to bring Shabbat joy!
The Education Va'ad's Jewish@Home program helps families
with children up to 18 years old bring in a joyful
Shabbat and remain connected to CST.
Volunteers are needed to pack and deliver Shabbat bags on June 4.
Sign up (link below) to deliver the joy of Shabbat and CST Community!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f044ba5aa28a2fc1-csteducation
ROSH HODESH REFLECTIONS
June 9th at 5:45
Welcome in the month of Tammuz with Sharon Fagin
Zoom: Meeting ID: 897 6159 3142 Passcode: 26811
Recordings can be viewed at: https://bit.ly/RHReflections
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JUNE YAHRZEITS
June 5 — June 11
June 12—June 18
June 19—June 25
June 26—July 2
Pauline Barbash *
Meta Berg *
Sylvia Bernstein *
Ludwig Eisenberger *
Marlene Fine
Arlene Foster
Edward Freilich
Ben Gendel
Ida C. Harris
Mark Kirstein
Charlotte Leff *
Sanford Levenson
Sam Mintzer *
Mildred Rosenberg
Seymore Speser
Rosa Wise *
Ludwig Bendit *
Ann Buckholtz *
Anna Dick *
Irene Engelberg *
Milton Friedman *
Carl Fuldauer *
Fival Ginsburg
Harley Goldstein *
Henny Kleeberg *
Abraham Lettofsky
Kenneth Lockshine
Madeline McDonald
Hilde Meisel *
Max Newman *
Simon L. Rettman
Nettie Selby *
Norma Siff
Edward B. Soloway *
Nate F. Weinberg
Harriet Portnoy Weiss
Sarah Wiener
Esther bat Chava
Lillian Berman
Gertrude Bloom
Jerry Burko *
Robert Cover
Ben Engelberg
Kurt Eppler *
David Feldman *
Esther Fieldman
Loretta Friedman
Esther Goldstein *
Joseph Herz *
Carl Kane
Miriam Levenson
Pearl Mallinger *
Harry Rappaport
Hannah Rath *
Gertrude Sichel *
Rita Silverman
Murray Sobel
Manfred Tichauer *
Sam Wolman
Sanford Ziff
Arthur Allmayer *
Rosaline Cameron
Hannelore Camnitzer
Jack Dannhauser *
Hal Feldman
Rose L. Friedman *
Siegbert Illman *
Jacob Joseph *
Sonia Louise Kagan
Bela Kline *
Gladys Kravitz
David Kronemer
Pauline Leber
Theodore Levenson
Arnold Isaac Lewis
Yakov Loevsky *
Samuel Rosen *
Philip Rosenberg
Cornelia Schnurmann *
Louis Schwartz *
Sheldon Simkoff
Maxine White Singer *
Eileen Steiger
Henrietta Strauss *
Paul Weintraub *
* indicates memorial
nameplate
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Men’s Club Moments
Thank you to all who got involved with the celebration of our annual Shaarey Tikvah Veterans
Military Memorial service to those who have served and to honor the memories of all those who
have passed. The event was held on May 30th, 2021 Sunday at Zion Memorial Cemetery.
Upcoming “Events”:
The installation of decorative bushes in front of the South side security fence.
Supporting and updating of the flag site with new wiring and lighting in the Gruen Garden
Potential Events…DATES TBD
Kid & Pet Costume Parade and Contest with an old-style Ice Cream Social.
ZOOM Conversation with our CST member doctors about Covid19
Potential ZOOM programs featuring a sports figure and a ‘promoter’ of Cleveland development
This is YOUR Men’s Club, and we need YOU!
So, get involved. Come for an event and see what we can offer you.
A Message from Ed Kneitel
Thank you to our amazing CST community for your support after my mom
passed away last month. Your meals, calls, e-mails, donations, shiva attendance
and hugs were overwhelming and greatly appreciated, and helped me get
through a very difficult time.
With my utmost gratitude,
Ed Kneitel
CST's Marketing Committee is delighted to announce the
launch of our new website!
We invite you to check it out: Shaareytikvah.org
Special thanks to:
Alyson Fieldman and the Marketing Committee,
especially Cheryl Gordon and Deborah Coleman,
for their invaluable input.
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Sisterhood Corner
The RBG Virtual Tour on April 22nd was a unique opportunity to witness once again the impact
one person can and had on our lives; on equality and women's rights in particular. What an
inspiration!!!
Thanks to those who joined the evening. Thank you to Luisa Aviv who helped set up the tour
A huge shout out to Deborah Coleman who indulged us with a Talk Back session right after
the tour ended. Deborah, who has practiced law for almost 44 years, passionately shared
additional information, answered questions and provided a personal insight of her meetings
with RBG.
Thanks,
Irit
We hope everyone had a wonderful & relaxing Mother’s Day!
Stay tuned for our June Sisterhood events...
June Milestone Birthdays & Anniversaries
Birthdays
Diane Loveman
Eric Kodish
Alec Greenfield
Joseph Kodish
Barry Shapiro
Michael Okrent
Jerry Weiss
Anniversaries
Glenn Starkman & Debby Rosenthal (30)
Paul & Beth Winkeler (35)
Stuart & Mindi Steiger (45)
Micah Zimmerman (20)
Noah Zimmerman (20)
Annie Adelman (25)
Solomon Cover (15)
Julia Scharfstein (25)
Adin Colie (30)
Gabriel Kalir (15)
Rebecca Maly (20)
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We are now offering limited in-person
Shabbat Services in the Sanctuary,
followed by outdoor Kiddush *
(weather permitting)
Services start promptly at 9:30am
Pre - Registration is required
An email with sign-up form is sent each Monday before Shabbat.
As always, priority will be given to mourners
and those observing a yahrzeit.
If you cannot sign up via email, please call the office (216)765-8300 to register.
Masks required. Attendees must agree to comply with social distancing protocols .
*Weather permitting, we will hold kiddush outside on the East side of the building after services.
Drinks and individually wrapped cookies/snacks will be provided.
Masks may only be removed for eating and drinking.
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Please join us (virtually) for weekly
Shabbat Services
Friday night Kabbalat Shabbat at 6 pm on Zoom:
https://zoom.us/j/955142707
Saturday morning Shabbat 9:30 am via Live Stream:
http://www.shaareytikvah.org/pray/livestream/
Contact the office for the Password to the Live Stream
Saturday night Havdalah* Services on Zoom: NO HAVDALAH IN JUNE
https://zoom.us/j/121196610
* For Havdalah services, please refer to times on back calendar
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