TAS September Newsletter

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President's Message 

RPC Message 

Kehillah MAGNET 

Adult Education 

Sisterhood News 

Safety & Security 

September 2023 

Calendar of Events 

Contents 

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Rabbi Meeka’s Musings 

Shalom TAS’s Mishpacha משפחה (Family) 

What a wonderful ushering into the new Jewish year: Once again I 

wanted to wholeheartedly thank each and every person who took part in 

planning, reaching out, purchasing, reserving, decorating, musicking, etc, 

and showing up to my installation as your spiritual leader on August 12th. 

This was such a cathartic event, on so many different levels. I am still 

smiling every time I am thinking about it. It truly is warming my heart. 

What a wonderful way to end summer: While preparing for fall, and for 

our New Jewish year to begin the High Holidays. And speaking of Fall, 

Rabbi Judith Friedman wrote a beautiful poem titled “Start Fresh” 

capturing this time of year, and I’d love to share an excerpt here with you: 

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July 2023 - Donors 

Mi Sheberakh 

Recently Passed 

September 2023 

Yahrzeits Observed 

Summers gone. Nights grow cold. 

These are the days of awe – the shofar blows. 

With bread in hand – down to the sea. 

We take time, give thanks. 

And cast our sadness free. 

That we may start fresh 

That we may come clear 

That we may know sweetness and peace 

Throughout the year 

That we may find love 

Where we need it most 

And open our hearts and hands, 

And draw each other close. 

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Rabbi Meeka's Musings 

Continued 

For me, being in nature and noticing the beauty in our world is what keeps me in a state of 

awe, gratitude, and hope. After a Tornado brushed through Whiteford on August 7th, Dave 

and I took a drive to Bel Air to get some dinner: the electricity was out, and we couldn’t cook 

anything in the house. On the way to Bel Air, I looked to my left and my breath was taken 

away: I saw this amazing double-rainbow shining through heavy clouds, while creating the 

most beautiful shades of green, grey, purple, and blue that I have ever seen. In the biblical 

story about Noah and the ark, the sign for a fresh start and renewal appeared to Noah in the 

shape of a rainbow. When I saw this double manifestation, that was my sign, my message 

from God: I knew with all my heart right there and then that this year is going to be simply 

beautiful. That was such a powerfully spiritual sign, a great reminder that when we 

experience any type of a storm (literally and figuratively), a rainbow will always follow. 

As we are all preparing for the High Holidays season, Dave and I would like to take this 

opportunity and wholeheartedly wish everyone a heartfelt Shanah Tovah. May we all be 

blessed with a healthy, fulfilling, sweet new Jewish year filled with laughter, hope, joy, 

beautiful rainbows, and magnificent colors. 



President's Message 

Mark Wolkow 

Giving 

Have you ever thought about why you give? Why you write a check to 

a non-profit organization; a school from which you graduated? A 

synagogue to which you belong? I mean really sitting down and 

making a conscious decision based on criteria that will inform how 

much to give and what those dollars will accomplish. 

We do it every couple of years. Because needs change; goals change; 

organizations change; and our ability to contribute changes. Some of 

the things that we consider about how much we give are: Does the 

organization really need the funding, or could they get along with less? 

Is the organization meeting significant needs of its 

community/members? Does it have a large number of potential 

donors or does it rely chiefly on its members? Are our dollars going 

directly to the mission, or is there significant fundraising overhead? Is it 

benefitting people “close to home”, i.e. people who we know and care 

about? Is it important that this institution continue into the future? 

September Service 

Multi Access 

Information and Links 

FRIDAY NIGHT SHABBAT SERVICE 

https://zoom.us/j/85758681892 * Meeting 

ID: 857 5868 1892 

Password: Shabbat23 

Friday, September 1st 

Shabbat Service 

Live Streaming starts at 6:45pm 

In-Person service starts at 7:00pm 

Friday, September 8th 





Erev Rosh Hashanah Service 



Friday, September 22nd 








And each time we do this, Temple Adas Shalom rises to the top of our 

donation list because it checks the right boxes for every question 

above. And every year, between 60 and 65% of our donations wind up at 

TAS, and it feels just right. We also set a goal for how much in total we 

plan to donate, and then do the math to get to a number. 

I encourage every TAS member to look at your donations, ask the 

questions that are important to you; consider how your contributions 

will benefit TAS and other causes, and make your generous donations. I 

am hopeful that TAS will come out on or near the top of your list! 

Monthly President's Video 

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L'shanah Tova 

Mark Wolkow 

Did you miss the Rabbi's 

installation, or just want to 

relive it? Click here to 

watch! 



RPC Message 

Melissa Immel & Mike Mullis 

Greetings From the Religious Practices Committee! 

As we approach the sacred time of the High Holy Days, we are given a 

profound opportunity for introspection, renewal, and connection. This 

season serves as a reminder of the importance of faith, forgiveness, and 

compassion in our lives. Let us use these days of reflection to look within 

ourselves and acknowledge both our strengths and imperfections. 

Embrace the power of growth and change, as we strive to become better 

versions of ourselves, guided by our values and the teachings of our 

traditions. 

The High Holy Days present us with a chance to seek forgiveness and 

grant it to others. Let go of grudges and resentments, and open our 

hearts to understanding and empathy. As we forgive, we free ourselves 

from the burdens of the past, paving the way for healing and 

reconciliation. In this time of unity, let us also remember those who are 

less fortunate and extend a helping hand to those in need. Embrace the 

spirit of tikkun olam, repairing the world, and seek ways to make a 

positive impact on our community and beyond. 

As we gather to pray and reflect, let our voices be filled with hope and 

gratitude. Let us cherish the blessings we have, even amidst challenges, 

and be thankful for the love and support of our family, friends, and 

community. May the High Holy Days inspire us to live with purpose and 

intention throughout the year, as we strive to walk the path of 

righteousness and uphold the values that define us. Please bookmark the 

Temple calendar page for all your High Holy Day events, dates, times and 

links. 

Wishing you a meaningful and transformative High Holy Days season. 

May it be filled with joy, love, and spiritual growth. 

Shanah Tovah Umetukah - A Good and Sweet New Year to all! 

Melissa Immel & Mike Mullis, RPC Co-Chairs 

 




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Kehillah MAGNET 

Sarah O’Donnell & Joel Yoffee 

There is still time to register for the 2023-2024 school year! Please contact our 

principal, Sarah O’Donnell, at principal@templeadasshalom.org, for registration 

information. 

Mark your calendars! 

Virtual Back to School Night: Wednesday, September 6, 2023 

1st Day of Kehillah MAGNET: Sunday, September 10, 2023 

REGULAR PROGRAMMING: 

FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE: Every other 

month during the academic school 

year, Rabbi Meeka and Mike Mullis, choir 

director and music teacher, lead one 

Friday night service that is designed 

with families in mind. Family Shabbat 

nights begin at 5:30 pm with a 

child-friendly meal, and the service runs 

from 6:15 – 7:00 pm. Attending Family 

Shabbat is a great way to enjoy the company of friends, relax after a long 

week, and provide further understanding of Hebrew learning! 

TOT SHIRA: Each month during the school year Kehillah MAGNET welcomes 

families with children 5 and under to attend the Pre-K/K music class at our 

religious school. “Tot Shira” is a wonderful way to introduce little ones to our 

dedicated teachers and fantastic students. Our first Tot Shira of the year will be 

on Sunday, October 1, 2023. Mark your calendars! 

Adas Shalom Temple (ASTY) Meeting: This youth group is held monthly 

during the school year with teens in grades 7-12. Students have the 

opportunity to build relationships and engage in discussions on various 

Jewish related topics. Refreshments are provided. This school year, the 

program will be led by TAS congregant and Social Action Committee Chair, 

Alison Filicko! ASTY will have its first “meet and greet” on Sunday, Sept. 10th 

from 10:45 – 11:45 am. 

Please check out the temple calendar for all upcoming events and see you 

soon! 

Joel Yoffee 

Kehillah MAGNET Religious 

School Committee Chair 

Sarah O’Donnell 

Kehillah MAGNET Religous 

School Principal



 

Upcoming 

Adult 

Educational 

Events 

'Who by Fire' Book 

Discussion 

Sunday, September 30th 

10:00am - 11:30am 

Trip to Philly 

Tuesday, October 15th 

9:00am - 6:00pm 


Brian Folus 

Dear Congregants, 

I hope everyone is having a great summer! I have a few upcoming events to share 

with you. 

On September 30 at 10:00 am we will have our next book discussion this will be 

on Zoom only. The book is “Who by Fire “, by Matti Friedman. “It's the story of a 

young artist in crisis and a young country at war, and the powerful resonance of 

the chord struck between them. A beautiful, haunting book.”. The story takes 

place during the 1973 Yom Kippur War. This is very timely as our High Holidays are 

approaching. Adult Ed committee member Denise Gordon will be leading this 

exciting discussion. 

On October 15, join us for a day trip to Philly. First stop Beth Sholom synagogue, 

which is the only synagogue ever designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Then onto to 

downtown Philly for lunch and then a self-guided tour of the American Jewish 

History Museum. Please see the Calendar for more details and registration for this 

trip. Thank you Adult Ed committee member Roz Spergel for arranging this trip. 

On Tuesday August 8 Robin Way presented how to make some tasty New Year’s 

desserts. This was part of our Desserts & Discussion program. Robin made New 

Moon Butter Cookies and Apple & Honey Phyllo Rolls; they are delicious. Robin is a 

great teacher. If you missed this event, you can view it by clocking this link: 

https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/g97nkCyu2xWYlFvcAKRdtAiM7wbpugZkbtDs 

PUxt_BT8wXSJvr6X9WNwuAzQJu5X.AxGMytSy_I3FTUBS 

Passcode: 8=%AWhw3 

We truly hope you will join us for these upcoming events and send us 

suggestions and request for topics or movies or programs you would like the 

Adult Ed. Committee to provide for you. 

S E L L I N G H O M E S S I N C E 2 0 0 5 

As always feel free to sit in on a meeting, just click on the link in the Calendar. 

Looking forward to hearing from you! 

Shalom and Shana Tova to all, 

PH: 123-456-7890 

Shalom, Brian Folus 

Adult Ed. Chair



 


Continued 

Here are the two recipes: 

Apple and Honey Phyllo Rolls 

5 Apples - peeled, seeded and chopped 4 Tbsp butter 

1⁄2 cup Sugar 

1 tsp cinnamon 

1 tsp salt 

2 Tbsp apple juice 

1 stick butter melted 

1 log of Phyllo dough - covered with a damp cloth 

First 6 Place all ingredients in a small pot and cook on low till apples are tender. 

Remove to a bowl and cool completely. 

Place Phyllo on a flat surface and cover with a damp cloth. 

Remove one sheet and paint with butter. Place another on top of the first. Place 1 

Tbsp of apple on the phyllo and roll up. Paint butter on the roll. Place on baking sheet. 

Continue until all phyllo sheets are used. 

Bake at 375 degrees until golden and crisp about 10 minutes. 

New Moon Butter Cookies 

1 cup blanched sliced almonds 

1cup cold butter cut in cubes 

2 3⁄4 cups flour 

3⁄4 cup confectioners sugar plus extra for dusting 

1 tsp cinnamon 

2 tsp vanilla extract 3 1⁄2 ounces milk 

In a food processor, grind the almonds to a fine powder. Add remaining ingredients and 

process until dough forms around the blade. 

Remove dough and shape into balls. Roll each ball into a crescent- shaped cookie. 

Bake for 15 minutes at 350 degrees until cookies are golden. Once cool roll in powdered 

sugar. 

Store in an airtight container. 

S E L L I N G H O M E S S I N C E 2 0 0 5 

PH: 123-456-7890

Sisterhood News 

Deborah Temple 

Sisterhood has kicked off the new year with a bang! Our Annual Sisterhood 

Membership Breakfast on Saturday, August 26th was a huge success. We 

tried something new by holding it on a Saturday morning and, just wow, we 

had a fantastic turn-out. The food was terrific, the planning was great, and 

the time together was enjoyed by all. A huge thank you to our planning 

team for a job well done! 

Sisterhood 

Events 

All our Sisterhood dates are 

posted on the Temple Calendar 

and appear in bright pink. 

SISTERHOOD PAID-UP 

MEMBERSHIP DINNER 

Tuesday, October 24th 

6:00pm - 9:00pm 

Oh, the Mediterranean in the fall – now doesn't that sound glorious? Well, 

there is no reason to get a loan, to catch a plane, or to board a ship this 

October because the Sisterhood Paid-up Membership Dinner will transport 

you there for a night to remember! On Tuesday, October 24th we will enjoy 

a delicious vegetable based Mediterranean meal followed by an incredibly 

special appearance from Mexican artist, “Frida Kahlo” (as interpreted by 

Colleen Webster of Living History Performances). This evening will surely be 

one to remember. RSVP now so our planning team has plenty of food and 

seating available for all. 

So, for the last few months you have been reading the new and exciting 

happenings at the TAS Sisterhood. Perhaps you’ve been quietly wondering, 

“Should I join the Sisterhood?” Or, maybe you’ve been thinking, “I’ve always 

been a member of the Sisterhood, but I never really did much with it.” I am 

here to tell you, the time is now because this is Not Your Bubbe's 

Sisterhood! 

Are protecting women’s rights an issue for you? Do you think about those 

less fortunate and want to make a difference? Does having friends as close 

as mishpocha, friends who will smile at your simchas and hug you through 

life's mishegoss sound like the kind of friends you want? A vibrant and 

multigenerational group of women, we are ready to welcome you! Please 

join us because we need you, and you need us. 

Please reach out today; while we are busy, we are never too busy to chat 

with you! Email us at sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org, reach out to us on 

the Temple Adas Shalom Facebook page, or pick up the phone and give us 

a call (I can be reached at 410-598-1608). 

Membership is only $42/year, and $36 for new members. So come check us 

out, see what we are doing, and then see what the Women of Reform 

Judaism (WRJ has going on regionally, too: https://wrj/our-community/wrjdistricts/mid-atlantic. 



Safety & Security 

Pat Wolkow 

High Holidays Greeters and Ushers! If you have volunteered or 

would like to be a greeter or usher during any High Holiday 

service, or when attending any event or service at our 

Synagogue, please contact Pat Wolkow about a brief Training to 

attend in person or through Zoom. We have handouts and 

discussion with some very helpful hints, regarding security. You 

will be just one part of a team of 5 or 6 individuals who will allow 

us all to be safe and feel at ease in worship, at times when a rare 

individual may try to take that from our congregation. 

SEE SOMETHING? 

SAY SOMETHING! 

SO, WE CAN DO 

SOMETHING! 

security@templeadasshalom.org 

As we always say…IF YOU SEE SOMETHING? SAY SOMETHING! 

SO WE CAN DO SOMETHING! 

security@templeadasshalom.org 

- Pat Wolkow 



Temple Adas Shalom’s September 2023 Calendar of Events

Hello Congregants & Friends, 

It’s that time of year again, to come together in celebration of the High Holy 

Days. While we are very excited to celebrate with everyone, there are just a few 

more things to do before we can begin. With so many services and events 

happening, each with their own registrations and deadlines, we have compiled 

all of your need to know High Holiday information to make sure that no one has 

to miss a thing. An email of this information was also sent to help guide you. 

Member Packets: Every year at High Holidays our membership receives their packets with 

information for the incoming year. These packets include not only information for High 

Holidays but also things like your member directory and letter for next years Annual Pledge. 

Please complete this form BY SEPTEMBER 8TH, 2023 to purchase a listing in the Book of 

Remembrance, order a printed calendar, select how to receive your packet (digital or print), 

and select your areas of interest to help us insure that we are adding events and programs 

that our congregants want. To complete this form please go to 

www.templeadasshalom.org/form/2023/5784-high-holy-days-member-packages1.html 

High Holiday Admission: All current members of Temple Adas Shalom are automatically 

added to our admission list for all High Holiday Services, however any guests or children that 

may need babysitting, will need to be registered in this form. In addition to member guests, 

non-members are also welcome to join us for any services by completing this form. Any nonmembers 

(guests or otherwise) that show up to attend services but have not been preregistered 

will be required to complete registration in the o ce with a security guard before 

being allowed to proceed to services. Children who are not registered for babysitting will not 

be guaranteed a spot but may still be registered upon arrival, if there are spaces available. 

Please complete this form BY SEPTEMBER 8TH, 2023 to ensure your registration is received. 

To complete this form please go to www.templeadasshalom.org/form/2023/5784-high-holydays-reservations.html 

Additional Events: In addition to our High Holiday Services we are hosting a variety of 

additional events to celebrate together. These events include the Rosh Hashanah Luncheon, 

Yom Kippur Break the Fast, and Sukkot Potluck Dinner. To help you to navigate all of these 

dates, times, and registrations, a full itinerary has been created and linked to the calendar 

pages for each event where you can find more information and register. View flyers and this 

itinerary in the attachments sent with this original email or in the pages following this letter. 

To view the calendar and all it’s events please go to www.templeadasshalom.org/calendar

High Holiday 

Events 

There are a great many upcoming services and events surrounding the 

celebrations for High Holidays. Each box of this chart that names an event or 

service has been linked to a page on our website where you can find 

information about the holiday or event, including any registration 

information you may need to attend. In addition to this list you can find 

information about all events on our website by checking the calendar HERE. 

If you need any assistance you can, as always, reach out to the office for help. 

Date & Time Service Location 

Youth 

Services 

Saturday 

9.16.2023 

10:00a - 10:30a 

Saturday 

9.16.2023 

10:30a - 11:30a 

Rosh Hashanah 

Pre-Readers Service 

(ages 2 - 5) 

Rosh Hashanah 

Youth Service 

(ages 6 - 12) 

PreK 3's Room 

Courtyard 

(Rain Location: 

Sadowsky Chapel) 

Monday, 

9.25.2023 

10:00a - 10:30a 

Yom Kippur 

Pre-Readers Service 

(ages 2 - 5) 

PreK 3's Room 

Monday, 

9.25.2023 

10:30a - 11:30a 

Yom Kippur 

Youth Service 

(ages 6 - 12) 

Sadowsky 

Chapel 

Services and Events for all, continued onto the next page.

Date & Time Event(s) Location 

Friday, 9.15.2023 

7:00-8 :30p 

Erev Rosh Hashanah 

(Babysitting 6:45p - 8:45p) 

Hybrid 

Saturday, 9.16.2023 

9:30a - 11:45a 

Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Service 

(Babysitting 9:15a - 12:00p) 

Hybrid 


12:00n - 12:30p 

Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Tashlich 

Susquehanna at 

Tidewater Grill 


1:00p 

Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Luncheon 

Tidewater Grill 

Sunday, 9.17.2023 

10:00a - 11:30a 

Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Service 

Casual/Interactive 

Hybrid 

Sunday, 9.24.2023 

7:30p - 9:00p 

Kol Nidre 

(Babysitting 7:15p - 9:15p) 

Hybrid 

Monday, 9.25.2023 

Morning: 9:30a - 11:30a 

Afternoon: 4:30p - 6:30p 

Yom Kippur 

(Babysitting 9:15a - 1:00p) 

Hybrid 

Monday, 9.25.2023 

12:00n - 12:45p 

Congregants Hour 

In Person 

Monday, 9.25.2023 

1:30p - 4:15p 

Rest/Meditation Nature Walk 

Mr. Bobby Trail 

Monday, 9.25.203 

6:30p - 2 8:00p 

Break the Fast 

In Person 

Friday, 10.6.223 

5:30p 0- 6:15p 

Sukkot Potluck Dinner 

In Person 

Friday, 10.6.2023 

6:15p - 7:00p 

Sukkot Family Shabbat Service 

Hybrid 

Sunday, 10.8.2023 

11:00a - 11:45a 

Simchat Torah & Consecration 

Hybrid 

Sunday, 10.8.2023 

12:15a - 12:45a 

Yizkor Service 

Hybrid

July 2023 – Donors 

BUILDING FUND (L'dor V'dor) 

Courtney Washburn-Marcheski 

David & Rayna Richardson 

Brian & Jill Schorr 

Charna & Rob Kinneberg 

RELIGIOUS PRACTICE DONATION 

Melissa Immel & Vadim Mzhen - In memory of Michael 

Gorgon 

KEHILLAH MAGNET RELIGIOUS SCHOOL DONATION 

David & Alena Schwaber - In memory of Joseph Jachman 

HJC GENERAL FUND 

Mark & Patricia Wolkow - In memory of Annette Dirlam & Stu Robinson 

Herb Abrams & Terry Weiner - In memory of Annette Dirlam & Mike Gordon 

Arthur & Denise Gordon - In memory of Annette Dirlam & Stuart Robinson 

Debra & Lee Tannenbaum 

Alena & David Schwaber - In memory of Stuart Robinson 

Janice Grant & Woodrow Grant Jr. 

Ellen & Ken Farkas - In memory of Stuart Robinson 

Jayne Klein - In memory of Stuart Robinson. Shirley Zion, Shirley Klein, Sara Klein, Fannie Scherr, 

Joseph Jackman, Annette Dirlam 

Henry Hoffman 

Edward Levy - In memory of Annette Dirlam 

Debbie Delaney 

Selma Wolkow 

Patricia & Stephen Marksamer 

RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND 

Henry Hoffman 



Anita Rosenzweig 

Barbara Chancey 

Daniel Hurst 

David Neff 

Elise Schipper 

 

Mi Sheberakh * We Pray for Healing 

Fred Belkin 

Harvey Malin 

Heather Mullis 

Maddox Langbein 

Marcy Schirloff 

Nancy Lever 

 

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Natalie Litofsky 

Pat Wolkow 

Paula Mathai 

Ray Lee 

Tami Light 

Stanley Asher Goldberg 

Dennis Stanley Siegel 

Lottie Bashoff 

Elizabeth Curtsinger 

Lenore Miller 

Sarane Levy 

Irwin Friedman 

Vivien I. Horowitz 

Alberta Baer 

Baby Boy Colman 

Andrea Denise Luff 

Anne Maxwell 

Bernard Marksamer 

Dayle Deresh 

Harriet Leder 

Leo Fang 

Deanne Klein 

Estelle Scheinberg Newman 

Ichiel Hirsch 

Kenneth Turner 

Esther Stein 

Pearl Fishman 

Anne Studnitz 

Sarita Baker 

Wanda Blake 

Esther Finkelstein 

Sophie Weinstein 

David Schneck 

Jack Feldman 

Sally Irgang 

Yvette Kale 

Aaron Kaplan 

Dattatraya Dandekar 

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Richard R. Samuels 

Howard Klein 

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Morris Paul Eisman 

Shirley Ertwine 

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Kurt Bernard Zion 

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Raleigh Isaacs 

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Caring Note 

Caring is about both the simchas and healing through support and community. 

Is there a moment you would like to share, privately or publicly? 

 

We want to be there for you so please let us know. 

Email the Caring Committee at caring@templeadasshalom.org

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