Congregation B’nai Abraham
Founded
In 1903
A warm, caring, inclusive community
Cantor Michal Gray-Schaffer
Spiritual Leader
519 N. Main Street, Butler, PA 16001
724-287-5806
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.CongBnaiAbraham.org
Eric Levin
President
April/May/June 2017
Nissan/Iyar/Sivan/Tammuz 5777
From The Cantor’s Desk…
Cantor Michal
Dear Friends,
Occasionally, I come across an article or message so compelling that my first thought is to share it with as many
readers as possible. Such is the case with an article written by Rabbi Dr. Danny Schiff, Foundation Scholar for the
Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh. To share his message with you, I will quote heavily from his article, but space
does not permit me to share my colleague’s message in its entirety. Rabbi Dr. Schiff muses:
“What does it mean to be a successful person? How does one live a successful life? Over the last year or two, we
have heard many characteristics of what makes a person a success. We have been told that you are a success if you have
built a great business, you are a success if you have achieved high office or if your are a “winner”; you are successful if you
have made a great deal of money or if you are intelligent; you are a success if you have attained celebrity status, have the
“number one show,” or if you are constantly in the public eye. Is this all true? Are these really signs of success?”
Judaism takes a different view to success, Schiff writes. There is only one person in the entire Torah who is
described as an “ish matzli’ach,” a successful person, and that is Joseph. Joseph does ascend to become the second most
important person in Egypt in his time, but it is not for this reason the Torah labels him a success. That comes when he
is living the lowest of the low existence as a slave to Potiphar - - and he resists the temptation to yield to the sexual
demands of Potiphar’s beguiling wife. What is it that makes him successful?
“Put simply, Joseph demonstrates mastery of the elusive art of self-restraint. [...] He has internalized the
indispensable importance of character, and he knows that character means cleaving to principle, and not acceding to the
whims of the hour, even when those around you might be doing just that. He demonstrates that being civilized requires
a moral compass that is oriented towards a high calling. Judaism is absolutely concerned with success. But it never
links success to fame, wealth, business, winning, or intelligence. In Jewish life, you become a success when you are a
person of noble character, not enslaved to your passions, able to exercise self-restraint over your speech and conduct,
principled, and not easily led astray from the worthy path.”
[...]This is the type of success that really matters. We should each ask ourselves daily: ‘By the standards of Judaism,
am I a success?” For nothing less than the nature of our society hinges on the answer....”
What an important message for us to hear during these troubled times! Even though few of us will reach society’s
current definition of success, all of us are capable of striving for Judaism’s interpretation. Rabbi Dr. Danny Schiff brings
us a much-needed definition of what we should value and aspire to as Jews. I hope I have transmitted his message in a
coherent way. He can be reached at dschiff@jfedpgh.org and, as always, you can reach me at shul.....
My very best,
Cantor Michal
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A Few Words From Our President, Eric Levin...
Dear Friends;
I am thrilled to report that by the hard work of what started as a
relocation committee we have broken ground on the renovations
of our beautiful sanctuary. When completed the worship setting
will be more intimate without losing the historical feel of the
room. By reducing the size by about a third this will allow for us
to utilize the free space for new offices, a library, and ADA
approved bathrooms all on the same floor. Our memorial plaques
and Tree of Life will be moved into the sanctuary which will
allow for us to always feel the presence of those who have gone
before us. Happily, also included in the renovation is central air
conditioning and heat. A lot of work had been put into this
project, by a few, to better the whole of our congregation. I look
forward to being a part of this new era of Congregation B'nai
Abraham and ask you to come join me.
Happy Pesach to everyone from all of the Levins. 3
Our Religious School Director:
Roberta Gallagher
As I write this, it is March 17, St. Patrick's Day. My father would have been 102 years old today and even
though he passed away in 1994, his spirit still guides me each and every day. He was not a religious man, but
traditions meant everything to him. As our Religious School celebrated Tu B'Shevat with our Seder this year, I
know he must have chuckled! This Seder was new to him when my sons celebrated it years ago; but the reason
for it, the birthday of the trees, delighted him. He loved and respected nature. Our Purimschpiel and service to
the tune of “Oklahoma!” would have put him over the edge! Kudos to our Cantor, students and adults alike for
such an enjoyable evening! And a huge thank you for all the amazing desserts for the oneg! How will you ever top
that one?!
Our older Religious School students will be attending J-Serve again, volunteering at different venues in
Pittsburgh while my students will be learning the four questions and making origami frogs! Coming soon will be
our Model Seder where my father's spirit will again be felt. We shared Pesach as our favorite holiday. I'm not
sure if he enjoyed the 4 glasses of wine or my mother's amazing brisket and kugel more (I'm going with the
food!)
Religious School will be winding down soon, but we have three B'nai Mitzvahs coming up! Jonah Doerr,
Sarah Csonka and Joshua Miller will be called to the Torah June 10, and August 5 & 19 respectively. This would be
sweet music to my father's ears. To know that B'nai Abraham continues to educate and instill Jewish values to
our children would make his teacher's heart burst with pride. I feel so lucky to carry on in my father's footsteps
as I enter my Religious School classroom each week.
Now I'm going to celebrate Purim again, this time drinking L'Chaim once too often with a Scotch in
honor of my dad!
Roberta
Margaret Zellefrow’s Book Review
Ravensbrück
BY
Sarah Helm
(Survivor)
The Setting takes place in Germany during WWII. A concentration camp built by
Heinrich Himmler that housed over ninety-thousand women. In fact, it was the very first
concentration camp built for women prisoners. The women came from all walks of life. Also,
only 10 percent of its inmates were Jewish. The rest of the women were prostitutes,
political prisoners, housewives, British, and French. Any female person who opposed the
Nazis ideology was sent to this horrible camp. The book speaks of horrors that cannot be
spoken aloud or imagined. Survival by any means kept the women from starving or dying from
disease, or being beaten to death at the whim of their Nazi captors. After reading this non-fiction story of life and death in Hitler’s concentration
camp for women, I walked away from it with a changed outlook on life. This is a must read
for all older teens and adult readers. It may also change your life.
Ourcongregationisoverwhelmedwiththegenerosityofsomanypeoplewhohavedonatedsomanybooks.Ourlibraryisgrowing,andwillcontinuetodosothankstoallofyou!Wearenow
especiallylookingfornew&recentlypublishedbooksforourentirecongregationtoenjoyandshare.
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Thank You For Your Contributions!
Mazel Tov
Cantor’s Discretionary Fund
Alvin Leventhal
To
In Memory Of
Jonah Doerr
Ruth & Nathan Siev
Melvin H. Thomas
On His Upcoming
Bar Mitzvah
Cemetery Fund
Allen & Linda Ruben
In Memory Of
Fern Ruben
Please join us for services on Saturday,
June 10, 2017 at 9:00 AM, as our son
Jonah is called to the Torah as a
Bar Mitzvah.
General Fund
Donald & Judith Pripstein
In Honor Of
Shirley, Sara & Herb Grossman and any others still
active at B’nai Abraham who were adult members of
the Congregation when we were there from 1959-1962
(More details to follow soon!)
Religious School
Herman “Buddy” & Joan Leventhal
Tom & Lori Doerr
In Honor Of
Roberta Gallagher for all the work she does for the
Congregation
CLASSES AT B’NAI
INTRODUCTION TO JUDAISM
There is currently no class, however, Cantor Michal is taking names for a new session. If interested, please contact
her at [email protected], or call the shul at 724-287-5806.
HEBREW CLASSES
Currently there are no Hebrew classes in progress. The Cantor, however, is amenable to teaching upon request. As
always, classes are free.
We are pleased to announce the donation of the following books to our library:
From the library of Janice Dunmire:
The Tale Of The Ring; A Personal Memoir Of The Holocaust, by Frank Stiffel.
Ravensbrück; Life And Death In Hitler’s Concentration Camp For Women, By Sarah Helm
Shaking Eve’s Tree; Short Stories Of Jewish Women, Edited By Sharon Niederman
Schindler’s List; A Novel, By Thomas Keneally
A Guest At The Shooter’s Banquet; My Grandfather’s Past, My Jewish Family, A Search For The Truth By Rita Gabis
Ally; My Journey across The American-Israeli Divide, By Michael B. Oren
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Tu B’Shvat Seder!
J-Serve 2017
B’nai Abraham Youth Group Mitzvah
Project for UPMC Children’s Hospital:
Buying requested items at Walmart
(then enjoying Yogurt At Menchie’s
afterward)!
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PURIMSCHPIEL & ONEG BAKE-OFF!
(Cantor’s & Kim’s New Offices)
Construction has begun!
Making haroset for Mrs. G.!
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Mark Your Calendars!
April 2017
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
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3
4
5
6
Fri
7
MS
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10
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12
Erev Pesach
Pesach
day 1
Pesach
day 2
day 3 Chai
Mitzvah
Pesach
day 4
19
20
21
26
27
28
Pesach
day 6
17
18
Pesach
day 7
Pesach
day 8
23
24
25
16
Pesach
13
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Sat Notes:
1 4/7: First Friday Family Shabbat Service 7p
4/14, 4/21, 4/28: Shabbat Service 7p
8 4/2: Model Seder 11a-12:30p
4/2: Chai Mitzvah class at Rodef Shalom 2:30p
15 4/10: First Seder-enjoy with your family!
4/13: Chai Mitzvah Class 7p-9p
22 4/30: Possible trip to Diamond Square, downtown
Butler, to read names of Holocaust victims
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Pesach
day 5
30
4/11-4/18; Pesach
Religious School 10 am-12:30 pm
May 2017
Sun
7
Mon
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8
Tue Wed
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Thu
4
Fri
5
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Sat Notes:
6 5/5: First Friday Family Shabbat Service 7p
5/12, 5/19, 5/26: Shabbat Service 7p
13 5/8: Chai Mitzvah Class 7p-9p
Chai
Mitzvah
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Chai
Mitzvah
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20 5/21: Chai Mitzvah at Senator John Heinz History
Center 2:30 p
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Religious School 10 am-12:30 pm
June 2017
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
1
Fri
2
Sat Notes:
3 6/2: Shavuot & First Friday Family Shabbat 7p A
Cheesecake Oneg w/all the toppings will follow service!
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10 6/9, 6/16, 6/23, 6/30: Shabbat Service 7p
6/12: Chai Mitzvah Last Class 7p-9p
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Mitzvah
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Please Note The Following:
FIRST FRIDAYS FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE
First Friday Family Shabbat Service; will be held the first Shabbat of each month. Special music and an Oneg will be the hallmarks of this
service, and the new prayerbook will be used.
SECOND FRIDAYS TOT SHABBAT SERVICE HAS CHANGED
Second Friday Tot Shabbat Service; will only be held the second Shabbat of each month by Congregational request.
All families with
young children are welcome.
Services will be held every Friday night at 7:00pm unless noted. Services will be held in the Library until further notice.
Todah Rabah
To The Following Congregants & Friends!
Thank You
to the following volunteers who assisted with dedication and energy to make the following events successful:
David Hoffman, Kim Csonka, Sarah Csonka, Cantor Michal: for their photos.
Everyone who prepared and brought food for our Shabbat Across America Dairy Potluck Dinner.
Roberta Gallagher for organizing our Tu B’Shvat Seder and collecting contributions our
congregants made to the Jewish National Fund toward the purchase of trees for Israel.
Cantor Michal for writing, producing and directing a phenomenal Purimschpiel “Shushan
Persia!”, which was a take-off on”Oklahoma!”.
The Stars of our Purimschpiel; Sarah Csonka (Es-tuh), Emily Csonka (Ado Vashti), Ben Vincent
(King Hashy), Zach Doerr (Mordy) and Tom Harrison (Ha-man), and additional cast members;
Jonah Doerr, Valerie and John Perelman (Shushanites), Cantor Michal, and Shirley Grossman
(Narrator)!
Kathy Soroka, for her fantastic accompaniment during our Purimschpiel.
Everyone who baked their hearts out for our first ever Oneg Bake-Off! Also thanks to all who
voted on their favorite dessert. Shirley Grossman and her daughter Helene Goldstein won!
Cantor Michal, Yisraela Klinger (in memory of her son Israel M. J. Klinger), Valerie & John
Perelman, Sandi & Bill Hewko (in memory of their daughter Alexis Rae Hewko) for sponsoring
wonderful Shabbat onegs!
Angela & Michael Chang (and their adorable daughters Leila & Nora), and Ben Vincent for the
wonderful job they have done in cleaning and sprucing up our shul, including our offices, and
classrooms!
Congratulations to Ben Vincent who is our new custodian!
Shirley Grossman for spearheading & supervising the custodial care of B’nai. Everything has
begun to shine around here!
Congratulations to Emily & Sarah Csonka, Marni Levin & Bella Terman who participated in
J-Serve 2017. The dedication you show for this wonderful community service event is amazing.
Year after year you represent yourselves and our shul with great character, maturity, honor and
integrity, and you have fun doing it. You Rock!!
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Yahrzeit
The Yahrzeits of the following beloved relatives will be observed in the weeks to come.
Their names will be read at Friday evening or Saturday morning services the week of
the date listed. Attendance at synagogue services and the recitation of Kaddish is
always a most appropriate way to remember a loved one.
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, April 7.
Nisan Apr.
Jean Brown
11
7
Harry Blatt
11
7
Louis Schwartz
12
8
Alexander Hurwitz
14
10
Minnie Rosenberg
14
10
Frank Liebling
14
10
Sigmund Nast
16
12
Raymond Brown
17
13
Elizabeth Klein
17
13
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, April 14.
Nisan Apr.
Roseann Rosen
18
14
Max Barron
18
14
Samuel Arnovitz
18
14
Isadore Aaron
19
15
Geneva Norris
20
16
Ann Abes
20
16
Schoene Gruskin
20
16
Harry Lurie
20
16
Bessie Arnovitz
20
16
Jeanne K. Krause
20
16
Rita Ziman
20
16
Lewis Horwitz
22
18
Sarah Offstein
22
18
Tracey Schmitt
22
18
Sam Parnes
22
18
Sam Berland
23
19
Louis Gluck
24
20
Meyer Farber
24
20
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, April 21.
Nisan Apr.
Joel Meislik
25
21
Julius Bernstein
26
22
Marc Rosenblum
27
23
Fern “Fay” Ruben
27
23
Fela Kazew
28
24
Gertrude Barron
29
25
Lillian Gertrude Rosenthal
29
25
Lewis Offstein
29
25
Samuel Friedland
29
25
Iyar
Apr.
Martha Harris
1
27
Ferne Friedlander
1
27
Evelyn Schwartz
1
27
Natalie Roth
1
27
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, April 28.
Iyar
Apr.
Floyd “Tunny” Leventhal
2
28
Mary Benjamin
2
28
Alexander S. Cohen
3
29
Dora Vera Horwitz
3
29
Fannie Much
4
30
Ada Lurie
4
30
Iyar
May
Esther Moss
5
1
Edna H. Barron
7
1
Reva Kalka Berman Leventhal 8
2
Iyar
May
Dina Stark
8
4
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, May 5.
Iyar
May
Isadore Leventhal
9
5
Bruce Terman
9
5
Noah Horwitz
10
6
Morris Stern
11
7
Elva Perrin
11
7
Carl Morgain
13
9
Louis W. Solomon
14
10
Dora Greenberg
14
10
Rose Horwitz
14
10
Esther Casper
14
10
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, May 12.
Iyar
May
Minnie Levin
16
12
Mary Lieberman
16
12
Mary Baron
17
13
Bernard Rosenblum
19
15
Natalie Amber
21
17
Mary Lipsky Friedman
21
17
Lillian Lurie
22
18
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, May 19.
Iyar
May
Harry Greenberger
23
19
Jack Ziman
23
19
Dorothy Liebling
24
20
Edna Schaul Nast
24
20
Mildred Metzger
26
22
Edward J. Steiner
26
22
William Feldman
27
23
Herman Brown
27
23
Harry Moss
28
24
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, May 26.
Sivan
May
Ruth Braude
1
26
Ida Oklin Strauss
1
26
Isidore Goldberg
1
26
Leib Siegel
2
27
Charles A. Horewitz
2
27
Milton Goldstone
2
27
Nathan Goodman
2
27
Isadore Feldblum
2
27
Max Horvitz
4
29
Hyman Ziman
5
30
Abraham Miller
5
30
Nathan Weinberg
6
31
Sivan June
Lillian Hurwitz
7
1
Julius Abes
7
1
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, June 2.
Sivan June
Mendel (Max) Zaritsky
8
2
Betty Blatt
9
3
Mary L. Cohen
9
3
Leo Newman
9
3
Esther Leventhal
10
4
Arnold Jack (Yankel Alta)
10
4
Friedman
10
Sivan
10
11
11
11
Madeline (Leventhal) Frischman 11
Morris Rosenblum
12
Ida Ziman
12
Max Zaritsky
12
Frieda Miller
13
Herman Berg
13
Norman Rosenfeld
13
Jan Horwitz
13
Samuel Bernstein
14
Pearl Stein
14
Frieda Berman
14
Randall Aaron Klein
Hazzan Harry Rickel
Milton Oklin
Harry Cohn
June
4
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
8
8
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The following names will be read at services
on Friday, June 9.
Sivan June
Pearl Marlin
16
10
Henrietta Goldstein
16
10
Mollie Feigenbaum
18
12
Samuel N. Cohn
18
12
jacob Shy Garber
18
12
Harvey Shevin
19
13
Minnie Claudia Zucker
21
15
Rhoda Kopelman
21
15
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, June 16.
Sivan June
Charles Abes
22
16
Isidore Felder
22
16
Morton I. Cohn
22
16
Morris Zinman
23
17
Robert S. Cohn
23
17
Sidney Shapiro
24
18
Millie Rosenthal
25
19
Blanche Abbatiello
25
19
Mark Carl Zucker
27
21
Samuel Rapoport
27
21
Eva Abes
28
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The following names will be read at services
on Friday, June 23.
Sivan June
Pearl Cohn
30
24
Tammuz June
Edward B. David
1
25
Saul Silverman
1
25
Samuel C. David
1
25
Donald Israel
1
25
Samuel H. Mark
2
26
Lilly Parish
2
26
Idah Smith
3
27
Bernie Mintz
3
27
Claire Pass
4
28
Nathan Segall
4
28
Mary Wolfe Spero
5
29
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, June 23.
Tammuz June
Ellen Wendy Leefer
6
30
Tammuz July
Alice Blistein
7
1
Elayne Leventhal
7
1
Jeanne Eisenberg
8
2
Fannie Pollock
8
2
Abram Abes
9
3
Julia Miller
9
3
Beverly Stone
9
3
Harry Maglin
10
4
The following names will be read at services
on Friday, June 30 Continued…
Tammuz July
Ruth Levin
10
4
Sandra Rosenthal
10
4
Bernard Apple
11
5
Pearl Schwartz
11
5
Bernard Max Baron
12
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Our Sincerest Condolences go out to the following people
Upon the death of their loved ones...
The Family Of
Ruth Bernstein
Lovingly Remembered By
The Family Of
Ruth Lipsky Belkin Berer
Her Children; Merissa Bernstein, Lori BernsteinAnsaldi (Jack), Julie Bernstein
&
Grandchildren; Jesse & Jaime Bernstein-Ansaldi
Lovingly Remembered By
The Family Of
Her Children; David, Diana (Dina) and Sarah
Nieces; Sally Lipsky, Barbara Alden, Cara Wiehl
&
Grandchildren; Nina, Yoel, Hanan, Julia, Ruthie,
Ariel, Aaron, Debra
Refuah Sh’leima
This list is updated for each bulletin to
include only those people whom we know
are still in need of healing.
Please call the synagogue with the names
of those whom you would like added to this
list.
Beej Bonner
Grace Cronin
Herb Wolfson
Diane Hildebrand
Marty Speer
Joanne Ufner
Bud Weir
Sue Yaras
Tom Rivoli
Kathy Porter
Patti Porter
Henry Anna
Ryan Petrak
Jack Mellor
Laura Felder
Roberta Gallagher
Angelique Faith Conrad
Donna Lyden
Ruth L. Friedland
Lovingly Remembered By
Her Children; Geanne (Richard Dean) Thompson,
Nathan (Ilene) Friedland
Brother; Henry Parish
&
Grandchildren; Leah (Anthony) Selvaggio, Benjamin
(Brittany) Friedland, Samuel (Misha)
Thompson, Jeremy Friedland
The Family Of
Robert D. Baron
Lovingly Remembered By
Kathy J. Kerry
“Comfort ye, comfort ye, My people Saith your G*d.
For the Lord hath comforted his people; He hath redeemed Jerusalem.”
Isaiah 40:1
YAHRZEIT MEMORIAL PLAQUES
Larry Grossman
July 22, 1927-August 12, 2016
Please Note:
At the cemetery entrance there are now pots of white stones to mark the Headstone(s) of the grave(s) you visit.
Yahrzeit plaques for the Memorial Tablets can be purchased to honor our loved ones who have passed away. The cost is $150.00 and can be purchased
by contacting Shirley Grossman at (724) 287-1544. Checks for all of the above are to be made out to B’NAI ABRAHAM MEMORIAL FUND
and sent to Shirley Grossman, 203 Beech Road, Butler, PA 16001.
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Congregation B’nai Abraham
519 N. Main Street
Butler, PA 16001
(724) 287-5806
[email protected]
www.CongBnaiAbraham.org
Eric Levin, President
Cantor Michal Gray-Schaffer, Spiritual Leader
PLEASE USE THIS FORM TO MAIL IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
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B’nai Abraham Cemetery Fund
Religious School
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All families whose income is under $115,000 are eligible!
Your rabbi, as part of the Greater Pittsburgh Rabbinical
Association, has donated from his/her discretionary fund
to make HFL interest-free loans more available to
congregants. You are encouraged to inquire about HFL’s quick and confidential process.
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All families whose income is under $115,000 are eligible!
Your rabbi, as part of the Greater Pittsburgh Rabbinical
Association, has donated from his/her discretionary fund
to start a GPRA Fund at HFL to make interest-free loans
more available to congregants.
Your rabbi, as part of the Greater Pittsburgh Rabbinical
Association, has donated from his/her discretionary fund
to make HFL interest-free loans more available to
congregants. You are encouraged to inquire about HFL’s quick and confidential process.
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Butler, PA 16001
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Officers of The Board
Contributions to the various
B’nai Abraham funds are
appropriate for any occasion.
Minimum donation is $5.00.
Donation form is the last page
of the Bulletin.
President: Eric Levin
Vice President: Chris Hood
Treasurer: Eric Levin
Secretary: Shirley Grossman