IN-PERSON SHABBAT SERVICE

SATURDAYS | 10:00AM
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED

SHABBAT ON THE BEACH

FRIDAY, MAY 28 – FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 | 6:00PM

MAY 2021
IYAR / SIVAN 5781
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A MESSAGE FROM RABBI JOSHUA FRANKLIN / MAZEL TOV

The Attitude of Gratitude

The Talmud, the great compendium of Jewish legal thought and wisdom,
makes the following distinctions between good and bad dinner guests.
“What does a good guest say,” asks the sage Ben Zoma? “My hosts have done
so much on my behalf. They have served a fine meal with wine, meat and
bread. They have done so much for me!” Bad dinner guests, on the other
hand, what do they say? “My hosts didn’t do all that much. After all, I only
ate one piece of meat, one piece of bread, and drank only one cup of wine.”
Such a guest concludes that, “my hosts cooked mainly for themselves and
their family, but not so much for me.” The good dinner guest and the bad
dinner guest eat the same meal, have the same experience, and yet come
to radically different conclusions. The difference between the two guests,
the sages point out, is the virtue of gratitude.

Gratitude is not being thankful when we have abundance, it’s being satisfied with whatever it is
that we have. Gratitude is less a feeling, and more of a state of mind that we practice. The Hebrew
term for gratitude is “‫ הכרת הטוב‬hakarat hatov,” which literally translates into, “recognizing the good
in things.” The implication is that the good is already there, yet practicing gratitude is merely about
uncovering it and being able to see it. Rabbi Bachya ibn Pakuda, an 11th Century Jewish philosopher
and ethicist, teaches that there isn’t a person alive who hasn’t been given gifts, if only the gifts of
life and hope. But we tend to suffer a kind of blindness that keeps us from seeing and appreciating
what we have. If you find yourself in such a place where you can’t seem to see anything for which
you might be grateful, it is taught that one should say: “‫ מודים אנחנו לך ה’ אלהינו על שאנו מודים לך‬We give
thanks to you God, for the mere ability to offer you thanks.”

Practicing gratitude isn’t easy, but it’s surely worth it. “Who is rich?” asks the rabbinic sage Ben Azzai,
“The person who has joy in what they have.” There is no better time than a crisis or a pandemic to be
reminded that there is still blessing and good in so many places in this world. We just have to work
on being able to see it.

Want to cultivate an attitude of gratitude? Try these 3 practices:

1. Before you go to bed, vocalize out loud one thing for which you are grateful, and try to say
something new and different each and every night.

2. Take a photo each day of something that you are grateful for. Put the photos in an album and
review them each Shabbat.

3. Judaism prescribes saying the words “Modeh (m) /Modah (f) ani l’fanecha (I give thanks before
you) each morning when you wake up. There are many melodies to this prayer that composers
have written. Try downloading the app “Flavors of Gratefulness” from the Apple App Store,
which offers 36 different Jewish melodies for singing these words.

Rabbi J oshua Franklin

MAZEL TOV
• Parents Steven & Randi Ball, on the Bar Mitzvah of their son
Theo Ball on Saturday, April 24, 2021.

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 SHABBAT SERVICES / SINGING AND STORY WITH THE RABBI

IN-PERSON SHABBAT SERVICE

SATURDAYS | 10:00am | LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE
Note: At this time only JCOH Members will be permitted to attend services in our
sanctuary. ALL attendees must have submitted their vaccination records prior to
arriving in order to enter the building. No exceptions will be made.
Prior to reserving your seats, please visit jcoh.org/waiver to fill out the form and submit
your vaccination card. JCOH Members looking to attend Shabbat Services regularly will
only need to complete this form once prior to attending.

Vaccinated JCOH members, please visit jcoh.org/shabbat to reserve your seat.

SHABBAT EVENING SERVICE

FRIDAYS | 6:00pm
Each week we are given the sacred gift of Shabbat. A time to rejoice in our homes with our
synagogue family. Join us as we welcome Shabbat with song and prayer.

Please visit jcoh.org/live to join us virtually for Shabbat Service.

SINGING AND STORY WITH THE RABBI

WITH RABBI JOSHUA FRANKLIN
THURSDAYS | 3:30pm
Join the clergy at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons for a singing and story session for
toddlers. Read books, sing songs, play together on the playground, and meet other parents.

Please email Rabbi Joshua Franklin at rabbi@jcoh.org to participate.

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SHABBAT ON THE BEACH

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FRIDAY NIGHTS at MAIN BEACH | 6:00pm

101 OCEAN AVENUE, EAST HAMPTON
Shabbat on the Beach fuses the experience of
spending the summer at the beach with traditional
Jewish Shabbat rituals. Find your circle in the
sand and join the Jewish Center of the Hamptons
community in singing, dancing, and celebrating the
joys of a magical Shabbat experience.

• Masks must be worn when entering and exiting the beach.

When in your socially distanced circle, masks may be removed.
• Keep your family in one specific area.
• We will have designated areas in the sand for family members.
• Young children who may want to wander should stay the
recommended 6 feet apart from other families.

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(Sponsors are encouraged to arrive early to access their reserved spot.)
• Have your name announced during the service with gratitude for your support!

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• Get a prime center reserved circle spot.
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• Have your name announced during the service with gratitude for your support!
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A MESSAGE FROM RABBI DEBRA STEIN, CANTOR

My life has changed forever. I have been blessed with a miracle, the birth
of a grandchild. When my daughter told me that she was pregnant, my joy
overflowed for her. I had little to no idea how this would change me. Many who
became grandparents before me said those wise, sage words, “Wait, you’ll see.”
I couldn’t ever have imagined what they were talking about.

I was lucky to have my daughter and her husband with me during most of the
pregnancy, and I began to count blessings during a pandemic.

Baruch Atah Adonai, Eloheinu Melech Ha’Olam…

Who has allowed me to spend time with my son-in-law and see all that my
daughter fell in love with

Who has blessed my daughter and her husband with fertility and the ability to conceive

Who has allowed me to experience the months of pregnancy through the eyes of my daughter

Who has given me a home where I can find space for my children to live

Who brought a kitten into our lives

Who gave my dog patience to learn how to live with this new kitten

And the blessings just kept making me aware of how even through a pandemic, having faith in a power
greater than me could allow me to see the smallest gifts as blessings.

We have all lived through so much. So much isolation and so much fear. So much confusion and so
much uncertainty. Now we are seeing the possibility of the silver lining. Now we are able to see family
and friends without tremendous fears. Yes, I still have my reservations, but I don’t live in constant fear.
I’m still very cautious, but again, I don’t live in constant fear.

I digress, let me go back to my blessing. It was the second night Seder, when I received a call that my
daughter had gone into labor. The arrangement was that I would go immediately to their house so
that I could take care of the aforementioned kitten. My intention was to take part in the JCOH Zoom
second night Seder from their apartment. However, my brain could not wrap itself around anything
other than my daughter and everything she and her husband were going through.

So, I packed up everything I needed, and drove to their home. Much of everything after that was a
blur of emotions, expectations, anxiety and hope, as I waited for news that the baby had been born.
I told very few people because I didn’t want to be inundated with emails and calls and texts asking
what was happening, since I had no idea. I only knew that they were in the hospital receiving the best
care possible. I found out on Monday, the 28th that I had a grandson. A few days later, when they came
home, I got to see this newborn miracle and that is when my heart melted. Wait, you’ll see!

Let me say this. My heart if filled with Love as it has never been before. To see my child with her child
in her arms is pure joy. To be able to love him and see him has been the miracle I always prayed for. To
you, my congregational family, I thank you for all of your well wishes, all of your calls and your gifts.

Our JCOH family has grown by one more. Chazak Chazak V’nitchazek... may we be strong and
strengthen one another.

To all of you who tried to tell me about the joys of being a grandmother, I will admit, you were all right.

Nes Gadol Haya Po…A Great Miracle Happened Here.

Rabbi Debra Stein, Cantor

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 TIKKUN LEIL SHAVUOT / SHAVUOT MORNING SERVICE WITH YIZKOR

SHAVUOT
It’s time to receive Torah! Shavuot is the celebration of the moment when the Torah
was given to Moses and the Israelites at Mount Sinai. Each year, we reenact the
moment by reading the 10 commandments, studying all night long (our community
study won’t go that long), and eating dairy food, like cheese cake. Because Israel is
called the “land of milk and honey,” we nosh on dairy food. Perhaps, it’s not as ritually
distinct as eating latkes or matzah, but who doesn’t like good cheesecake and blintzes?

RABBI JOSH FRANKLIN RABBI DAN GEFFEN

TIKKUN LEIL SHAVUOT

TROUBLING JEWISH TEXTS AND HOW TO UNDERSTAND THEM
SUNDAY, MAY 16 | 7:30pm
Join Rabbi Josh Franklin (Jewish Center of the Hamptons) and Rabbi Dan Geffen (Temple
Adas Israel) for a night of learning. They will together explore the texts of our tradition
that most people shy away from because they’re troubling, anachronistic, and offensive.
We’ll make meaning out of troubling texts as opposed to simply rejecting them.

SHAVUOT MORNING SERVICE WITH YIZKOR

MONDAY, MAY 17 | 10:00am
Shavuot Festival morning service Torah reading, The Ten Commandments
and the Reaffirmation of our personal commitment to Torah
and recitation of Yizkor memorial prayers.
Vaccinated JCOH members may join us in person, visit jcoh.org/shavuot to RSVP.

These events will also be held on Zoom. Please visit jcoh.org/shavuot.

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MUSSAR: A PRACTICE OF SHAPING OUR HOLY VIRTUES / SHTISEL SEASON 3 DISCUSSION GROUP

MUSSAR
A PRACTICE OF SHAPING OUR HOLY VIRTUES
WITH RABBI JOSHUA FRANKLIN
MONDAYS | 5:00pm | EXTENDED THROUGH MAY 17!
The word “Mussar” translates into “correction” “instruction,” or “ethics;” but Mussar as a practice
describes a movement of self betterment through the development of holy Jewish virtues. Come
explore one value (middah) at a time with Rabbi Josh Franklin, as we unpack ideas such as humility
(anavah), wisdom (chochmah), generosity (n’divut), compassion (rachamim), and trust (bitachon).
Mussar is not Jewish self-help. Its purpose rather is to elevate holiness in each individual.

This event will be held on Zoom. Please visit jcoh.org/mussar to join.

SHTISEL SEASON 3 DISCUSSION GROUP | THURSDAYS | 5:30pm | APRIL 8–MAY 13

with Rabbi Joshua Franklin
Join Rabbi Joshua Franklin for a discussion on the hit Israeli television series, Shtisel. Shtisel is about
a fictional Haredi Jewish (ultra-Orthodox Jewish) family living in Geula, Jerusalem. Participants can
watch the series on Netflix starting on March 28. Each of the nine sessions will explore an episode
from the newest season of the show. Issues such as Jewish identity, Israeli culture, living as an
Orthodox Jew, and more will be explored during the conversation.
This event will be held on Zoom. Please visit jcoh.org/shtisel to register.

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 GRACIOUS GIVING / SOCIAL MEDIA

PASSOVER APPEAL PATIO STONE RABBI FRANKLIN’S

DISCRETIONARY
Shirley Katz Jillian Ennis
Deanna & Lloyd Elkowitz
in gratitude of Rabbi Joshua
Franklin for all of his support
GATES OF JEWISH LEARNING MEMORIAL PLAQUE
Michael Grotell
Carol Wenig In honor of the birth Richard Latner in support of Mussar: A Practice of
of Brody Wiener in loving memory of his parents, Shaping Our Holy Virtues
long-time members of JCOH
Elise Leve & Robert Cyruli
VIRTUAL COMMUNITY in gratitude of Rabbi Joshua
Franklin for blessing their
YAHRZEIT DONATIONS home and Mezuzah
Madeleine Barberian
Jesse Bernstein Norman M. Fryman in loving
Lois Copeland memory of father, Samuel Fryman RABBI DEBRA STEIN,
Alicia Gitlitz CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY
Norman M. Fryman in loving
Donna Slotnick
memory of wife, Sandra L. Fryman
Bev Switzer Rita Wasserman in honor of the
Barbara & Sandra Katz in loving birth of Logan Hayes Daunt, Rabbi
memory of Maxwell Katz Debra Stein, Cantor’s grandson
GENERAL DONATIONS
David McMahon
Harriet Reisberg in honor of the
in memory of Alex Goren birth of Logan Hayes Daunt, Rabbi
Barbara Zobian Debra Stein, Cantor’s grandson
Myrna Liengme Judith Sleed in memory of her
mother. Thank you for helping to
Sandy Grossman Rabbi Stephen & Karen Franklin
keep her mother’s memory alive.
Jonathan & Jennfier Franklin in honor of the birth of
Shirley Katz Janice Tainiter Logan Hayes Daunt, Rabbi Debra
in honor of Diane Wiener in memory of Richard Reichler Stein, Cantor’s grandson

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LIVESTREAMING SERVICES

While we remain socially distanced, we hope

you will take the opportunity to connect to
us this Shabbat by tuning into our services
by visiting jcoh.org/live.
We will continue to find ways to connect
with our community and to connect you
to each other.

ZOOM SHABBAT
FRIDAYS | 6:00pm
SATURDAYS | 10:00am
Connect with your JCOH
community, wherever
you may be, by joining us
for Zoom Shabbat. Zoom
allows us to see each other
virtually as we pray, creating
community even when
we may be at a distance.
Together, we will light
Shabbat candles, sing and
pray in community.

TORAH STUDY
SATURDAYS | 12:00pm
Dive deep into the weekly
Torah portion with Rabbi
Joshua Franklin. Come for just
one or come for every one.

Each week we begin anew in

our study of Torah through
an array of perspective,
commentaries, and opinion.

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 LIVESTREAMING SERVICES/ MORNING MINYAN

DIGITAL PRAYER BOOKS

Visit jcoh.org/live to find a digital copy
of our prayer book and weekly readings.

Permissions for the online usage of our

prayer book was graciously extended by
The Movement for Reform Judaism London

MORNING MINYAN
THURSDAYS | 8:00am
Join your fellow JCOH Congregants for a lay-led morning minyan every Thursday morning.

This event will be held on Zoom. Please visit jcoh.org/minyan to join.

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LIFECYCLE EVENTS / HEALING WISHES / ALL IN THE FAMILY / PRAYER FOR THE SICK

HAPPY BIRTHDAY HAPPY

YOM HULEDET SAME’ACH ANNIVERSARY
David Burris Caroline Endzweig Lenard Tessler Steven & Randi Ball

Howard Kurz Morris Kramer Richard Solomon Michael & Gayle Kalisman

Edward & Francine Kittredge

Joan Brill Suzanne Maggin Ron Baron
David & Jane Ellen Gerstein
Nicole Frankel Gaylen White Samuel Schwartz
David & Ilia Yohay
Rabbi Joshua Franklin Faith Popcorn Perry Eisman
Harry A. Katz &
Bryna Sanger
Thomas Tuft Iris Klatsky Joseph Kevles
Jarett & Elizbeth Fein
Sara Horowitz Tami Mack Dominick Stanzione
Daryl & Steven Roth
Jeffrey Warner Edward Kittredge Shari Yardeni
Stephen & Lindsay Kraus
Bernard Zeldin Ilene Davis David Boris Mark & Jane Greene

Mildred Glimcher Allen Fein Marc Matza Michael & Giulia Frank

Warren Heller Gladys Gottlieb Morton Olshan Wayne & Suzanne Maggin

Lori & Zachary Schreiber

Joan Kraisky Michael Davis Colleen Rein
Sidney & Irene Silverman
Michael Smith Mara Gerstein
Norman & Cathy Yohay

HEALING WISHES ALL IN THE FAMILY

Keeping those who are ill or homebound in our prayers

Please call the Jewish Center office at 631-324-9858 to let
is a precious mitzvah. We need your help in helping us
us know of any lifecycle events such as joyous occasions,
embrace those who are ill or homebound by calling their
illnesses or deaths so that our Rabbi, Cantor, staff, and
names in our prayers and lifting our communal and
congregation can respond appropriately.
individual voices as one.

MISHEBERACH PRAYER FOR THE SICK

Katie & John Cockerham Jeffrey Mazlin

Somerstein family
Angela Hamil Albertina Pineda and family
Gary Stein
Carol Harrison Carol Roaman
Leonard Yohay
Elizabeth Hill Nanette Rosenberg
June Yohay
Shirley Katz Bonnie Salkind

If you would like the name of your loved one on our list, please email office@jcoh.org or call 631-324-9858.

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 YAHRZEITS / IN MEMORIAM

THE DEPARTED LIVE ON IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WHO CHERISH THEIR MEMORY.

Margit Weinberger Joseph Feuerstein Bella Mazza

Ronnie Blandio Abraham Epstein Julian Barnett

Pauline Falk Mary Heller Allan Epstein

Georges Bigar Alan Kahn Paul Evan Feffer

Melvin Tainiter Teri Pakier Marion Masheb

Marie-Jeanne Davis Yusef Barcohana Florence Siris

George Krulik Jonas Katz Inez Townsend

Herman Kraus Bernard Silverman Morris Zimmerman

Nathan Seril Teresita Tomada Sacay Miriam Zweig

Samuel Raphael Mitchell Sendrowitz Sidney Arons

James Seeman Richard Shane Benjamin Greenberg

Gail Joyce Silna Pauline Silver Sydney Kingsley

Irving Bender Meyer Edward Tell Pearl Levitt

Melvyn Sotto Walter Wiener Carol Nadel

Bertha Volpe Ruth Samuel Rothman Sylvia Olnick

Sophie Schiffer Pearle Bobby Sperberg

Audrey Harris Webber Solomon Zweig

IN MEMORIAM…
Maria Purpora Joseffer
Rita Katz
Glenn Sherman
John Harrison
Isobel Konecky

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 JCOH CALENDAR
MAY 2021 — IYAR / SIVAN 5781
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
19 Iyar 1
 Shabbat Service
10:00am
DATE KEY
 Torah Study
 Services streamed online. Visit jcoh.org/live for more information. 12:00pm

 Virtual Community events on Zoom. Visit jcoh.org/virtual for more information.

20 Iyar 2 21 Iyar 3 22 Iyar 4 23 Iyar 5 24 Iyar 6 25 Iyar 7 26 Iyar 8

Gates of  Mussar:  Morning Minyan  Shabbat Service  Shabbat Service
Jewish Learning A Practice of 8:00am 6:00pm 10:00am
9:00am Shaping Our
Holy Virtues Singing and Story  Torah Study
5:00pm with the Rabbi 12:00pm
3:30pm

 Shtisel Season 3
Discussion Group
5:30pm

27 Iyar 9 28 Iyar 10 29 Iyar 11 1 Sivan 12 2 Sivan 13 3 Sivan 14 4 Sivan 15

 Mussar:  Morning Minyan  Shabbat Service  Shabbat Service
A Practice of 8:00am 6:00pm 10:00am
Shaping Our
Holy Virtues Singing and Story  Torah Study
5:00pm with the Rabbi 12:00pm
3:30pm

 Shtisel Season 3
Discussion Group
5:30pm

5 Sivan 16 6 Sivan 17 7 Sivan 18 8 Sivan 19 9 Sivan 20 10 Sivan 21 11 Sivan 22

Gates of SHAVUOT SHAVUOT  Morning Minyan  Shabbat Service  Shabbat Service
Jewish Learning 8:00am 6:00pm 10:00am
Office Closed
9:00am
 Shavuot Service Singing and Story  Torah Study
 Tikkun Leil with Yizkor with the Rabbi 12:00pm
Shavuot: 10:00am 3:30pm
Troubling Jewish
 Mussar:
Texts and How to
5:00pm
Understand Them
7:30pm

12 Sivan 23 13 Sivan 24 14 Sivan 25 15 Sivan 26 16 Sivan 27 17 Sivan 28 18 Sivan 29

Gates of  Morning Minyan  Shabbat on  Shabbat Service
Jewish Learning 8:00am the Beach 10:00am
9:00am 6:00pm
Singing and Story  Torah Study
with the Rabbi 12:00pm
19 Sivan 30 20 Sivan 31 3:30pm

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 WAYS TO GIVE

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activities offered at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons.
Your dues also help maintain the beauty of our sanctuary
and the upkeep of our buildings and grounds. We
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array of religious, intellectual, cultural and social events at
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We have refurbished the Donald and Barbara Zucker Patio with stones designed
in the shape of the Star of David. These stones can be engraved in honor of a
special person or moment in our lives, or in memory of a loved one.
Help us raise needed funds to support our yearly operating budget. This project
will be ongoing for years to come, allowing future generations the opportunity
to participate.
Contact our Executive Director, Matthew Oates, for details at 631-324-9858
or by email at moates@jcoh.org.

HONOR A LOVED ONE’S MEMORY

When those whom we hold close to us die, we yearn to
find a way to consecrate and honor their memory. As we
sit in our beautiful landmark sanctuary, we are warmed by
‫תהא נשמתו צרורה‬
‫בצרור החיים‬
its loveliness, soulfulness and openness to the world of the
spirit and the physical world around us. We feel ever closer
to God.
Honoring the memory of our loved ones who have passed
You can enshrine the memory of your loved ones by beyond the threshold of life offers us an opportunity to pay
inscribing their name(s) on a pew plaque in the sanctuary. homage to those who made the world a better place because
In that sacred space you will connect to the bonds between they lived in it. It is a time to strengthen the bonds between
here and the hereafter in our hearts and minds.
them and the divine.
A Memorial Plaque in our small sanctuary may be
A Pew Plaque in our Main Sanctuary may be purchased for $1,000.
purchased for $5,000.

Visit jcoh.org/giving or text JCOH to (631) 910-7700 to donate!

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CURRENT OFFICERS CURRENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES PAST PRESIDENT CLERGY

PRESIDENT
Evan Frankel z”l
Fredrick Becker C. Leonard Gordon Rabbi Joshua Franklin
Harry A. Katz Barbara Braun Morris L. Kramer Rabbi Debra Stein, Cantor
Caroline Berley Endzweig Betty L. Marmon z”l
VICE PRESIDENTS
Michael Frank Joseph Oppenheimer z”l
STAFF
Mitchell Iden
David Gallo Donald Zucker DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
Carole Olshan
Alan Garfield Linda Heller Kamm EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EMERITA
Carol S. Roaman
Martin Gershon Michael Salzhauer Diane Wiener
Steven P. Schwartz
Kenneth Gilman
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Marc Goldstein HONORARY TRUSTEES
TREASURER
Howard Lutnick, CO-CHAIRMAN Matthew Oates
Hirschel B. Abelson Arthur Malman
Andrea Olshan Morton Olshan, CO-CHAIRMAN ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
SECRETARY Edward Pantzer David Gerstein Patricia Fall
Charlotte Sasso Jeffrey Rimland Jane H. Goldman
GRAPHIC ARTIST
Nanette Rosenberg Steven Roth
Wil Weiss
CHAIRMAN Gregory D. Shufro Andrew Sabin
Michael Salzhauer Anna Spector Michael Senft MAINTENANCE
Stuart Suna Sheldon Solow z”l Nicholas Ward
Carol Wenig Donald Zucker Carlos Alfaro
Nancy Wintner FOUNDERS
Cathy Yohay Evan M. Frankel z”l
Lynn Zises Jacob Kaplan z”l
Sara Beth Zivitz Irving Markowitz
Bernard Zeldin

SHABBAT SERVICES OFFICE HOURS OFFICE DIRECTORY

Monday–Friday: Phone: 631-324-9858
Shabbat Evening Service 9:00am–5:00pm Fax: 631-329-6654 | jcoh.org
Fridays at 6:00pm
Rabbi Joshua Franklin Patricia Fall, Administrative Assistant
Shabbat Morning Service
Ext. 204, rabbi@jcoh.org Ext. 201, pfall@jcoh.org
Saturdays at 10:00am
Followed by Torah Study on Zoom Rabbi Debra Stein, Cantor Wil Weiss, Graphic Artist
(visit jcoh.org/virtual for more info) Ext. 205, cantor@jcoh.org Ext. 211, wweiss@jcoh.org
Matthew Oates, Executive Director Nicholas Ward, Head of Maintenance
Livestream all of our services by visiting Ext. 203, moates@jcoh.org Ext. 207, maintenance@jcoh.org
Diane Wiener, Dir. of Development
Ext. 206, development@jcoh.org
Financial Department
financial@jcoh.org