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ADULT
LEARNING—Chair Pam Silverberg
(610) 391-9484 pamgreg@ptd.net
Promotes
life-long learning through a variety of thought provoking, stimulating
programs, classes and courses of study. Sponsors the Scholar in Residence
weekend(s) and plans numerous trips to places and events designed
to enable us to have a deeper understanding of our Jewish heritage
and culture.
BIMAH
COORDINATION—Chair Ms. Rima Hirsch
(610) 433-8981 Hersheybar33@aol.com
Selects
members of the congregation for the honor of sitting on the bimah
and participating during Shabbat services. Coordinates members of
the Board of Trustees who will greet and sit on the bimah during
Shabbat services.
BROTHERHOOD—President Tom McAloon
(610) 865-6626 tmcaloon@ptd.net
Brotherhood
offers the opportunity for the men of our Congregation to perform
mitzvot and to become actively involved in our Jewish community.
BUDGET—Chair Burt Schaffer
(610) 433-4253 burt@ptd.net
Makes
a detailed annual estimate of the income and operating expenses of
the Congregation, supervises the annual audit of the Congregational
accounts and develops for approval by the Board of Trustees the annual
operating and capital budgets.
BY-LAWS—Chair Neil Hogan
(610) 433-8174 jhogan@enter.net
Reviews,
updates and recommends to the Board of Trustees changes to the Congregational
by-laws as the need arises.
COMPUTER—Chair David Rosenkrantz
(610) 349-4429 davidr@fast.net
Develops
and maintains the Synagogue’s Internet website as a source of information and oversees our computers and network.
ENDOWMENT—Chair Burt Schaffer
(610) 433-4253 burt@ptd.net
Accepts
and invests monies donated to the Temple. Filters requests for
monies and recommends to the Board whether to accept or deny the
requests.
EXECUTIVE—Chair Mike Stroock
(610) 351-7675 stick@enter.net
Composed
of all the elected officers and the presidents of Brotherhood
and Sisterhood, the committee formulates policy for recommendation
to the Board of Trustees.
FAMILY
LIFE EDUCATION—Chair Janet Hogan
(610) 433-8174 jhogan@enter.net
Creates
programs of an intergenerational nature for parents to
participate in with their children. By educating the parents,
they can then help educate their children.
FUNDRAISING—Chair
Dave Eiskowitz (610) 841-3475 cyberate@aol.com
Devises
ideas, programs and events that will help raise money
for the Synagogue.
HOUSE—Chair David Weinstein
(610) 439-0727 DV3MW@aol.com
Keeps
the building and property of the Congregation in good
order and repair, and establishes, with the approval
of the Board of
Trustees, rules and regulations for the use of the Congregation’s physical facilities.
INTERFAITH—Chair
Sam Reichgott (610) 282-4344 samssc@hotmail.com
Develops
programs to familiarize our congregants with the customs and rituals
of other religions and their congregants
with those of
Reform Judaism.
LEHIYOT—Chair
Susan Tenzer (610) 821-4474 Su10z@aol.com
Recommends
ways to broaden the inclusiveness of synagogue life for all people with
developmental, cognitive, physical
and psychological
disabilities. Develops plans and goals for what needs to be done so the
Synagogue can become Lehiyot certified.
MARKETING—Chair
Norm Tahler (610) 706-0519 normtahler@aol.com
Promotes
and publicizes programs and events both within the temple and in
the media. Unifies all internal communication
under a single
logo and tagline.
MEMBERSHIP—Chair
Maryellen Blass (610) 437-5345
meblass@rcn.com
Recruits
new members for the Congregation and develops programs for their
orientation, integration and retention.
MIDDLE
YOUTH GROUP—Advisors Elliot & Shari Gluskin
(610) 481-9088 esgluski@juno.com
Middle
KITY, for our youth in grades 6-8 sponsors programs that integrate
their social and educational needs within a fun
and comfortable
social environment.
MIKLOT—Chair is vacant
Selects,
develops, trains and retains congregants who will give their
time and talent to the Congregation and helps accelerate
their
progress toward Synagogue leadership.
MITZVAH
CORPS—Co-Chairs Maryellen Blass (610) 437-5345
meblass@rcn.com and
Debi Nelson (610) 530-3186 dnelson@ptd.net
Under
the auspices of the Sisterhood, helps congregants in time of
need. Members call and/or visit congregants in the hospital.
Families of congregants who are ill or have passed away are offered
a home-cooked
meal prepared by members.
NOMINATING—Chair Greg Silverberg
(610) 391-9484 pamgreg@ptd.net
Considers
and proposes to the Board of Trustees and the Congregation
a slate of candidates for the positions of offices
and trustees,
consistent with Article 12 of the By-laws.
OUTREACH—Co-chairs Jett Sarachek (610) 434-9621 jetusara@aol.com
Stuart Pollan (610)
395-7274 speye@aol.com
Welcomes
intermarried couples to take part in Synagogue life
and support those whose lives have been touched by an interfaith
relationship. Provides
education and support for Jews by Choice, interfaith or
intermarried couples and their families, and born Jews
who desire to
connect or reconnect with
their spiritual community.
PERSONNEL—Chair Martina Obenski
(610) 966-3226 obenskm@fast.net
Comprised
of the president, president-elect, the two executive
vice presidents and any other Board members the chair
invites.
Establishes,
reviews and amends duties and responsibilities of all Synagogue
employees. Negotiates length and terms of contracts
with clergy and professional staff.
PLANNING—Chair—Bob Black
610 395-8322 robertblack@morrisblack.com
Coordinates
and evaluates long range planning.
PUBLICITY—Chair—Larry Rafes
(484) 951-8299 lrafes@msn.com
Writes,
edits and submits to appropriate media and/or within
the temple, publicity for the temple and/or its
constituent bodies.
RELIGIOUS
PRACTICES—Chair Bunny Filler
(610) 821-1450 bunny29@ptd.net
In
cooperation with the Rabbi, considers and establishes
observances for the Synagogue and promotes
practices in the
home that will
enhance the values of Jewish living. Also defines,
implements and publicizes appropriate
policy pertaining to our worship services and life
cycle events.
RELIGIOUS
SCHOOL— Chair Steffie Szilagyi
(610) 398-2175 sjski@ptd.net
In
cooperation with the Rabbi and Religious
School Director, develops the educational
curriculum for the children and supervises
the operation of the school.
RENAISSANCE—Chair
is vacant
Provides
a means for the “60-something plus” generation
to join together for social,
educational, cultural and religious activities.
SCHOLARSHIP—Chair is vacant
Allocates
monies to Temple members needing financial
assistance for activities
such as summer camp and or school tuition.
SCRIP—Chair—Judy
Murman (610) 435-9074 congki@enter.net
The
scrip program is an ongoing fundraiser for the Synagogue. When you
purchase
scrip (gift certificates) from Giant.
K.I. earns
$5.00 for every $100.00 you purchase. There is
no cost to you, and the Synagogue makes money.
SENIOR
YOUTH GROUP Advisors: Dave & Francie
Eiskowitz (610) 841-3475
deiskowitz@givemefive.com
Senior
KITY, for teens in grades 9-12, sponsors
programs that integrate
the social and educational
needs of
Jewish youth within
a fun and comfortable social
environment.
SISTERHOOD—Co-Presidents Melissa Hakim (610) 530-4598
hmhakim@msn.com Teri Krassen (610)
481-9042 tjkrass@ptd.net
Sisterhood
provides an opportunity for the women of our Congregation
to get together for social, educational
and cultural programs. Our Sisters volunteer to work together
for our Synagogue and the community at large.
SOCIAL
ACTION—Chair Dr. Don Belmont
(610)
395-1452 DJBelmont@aol.com
Organizes
volunteer activities that will be of
service to members of our Congregation
and activities
that address the needs of the
greater Lehigh Valley community as well.
Develops programs that will help educate
members
of the Congregation about current social
and political issues. Publicizes and
advocates causes that are of particular
importance both
to the Congregation
and the Jewish community at large.
SUSTAINING
MEMBERS—Chair—Chuck Cohen
610) 391-8829 ccohen@benco.com
Encourages
congregants to pay above regular
dues
to become sustaining members. Organizes
activities for its members.
YOUTH
GROUP ACTIVITIES—Chair Pat Glascom
(610) 865-4475 phgteach@yahoo.com
Creates,
sustains and oversees the quality,
scope
and curriculum of the Temple’s
youth programs. Serves
as the adult advocate for the youth groups in the
Temple community and ensures that the philosophies,
policies and standards of the congregation
are implemented in the
youth group programs.

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