What Makes Us a Movement?
A serious discussion of what it means
to be part of the Conservative Movement
APRIL 1, 2008
featuring
Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson,
Dean, Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies
Rabbi Jerome M. Epstein,
Executive Vice President, USCJ
Rabbi Joel H. Meyers,
Executive Vice President,
The Rabbinical Assembly
Cantor Stephen J. Stein,
Executive Vice President,
The Cantors Assembly
Sponsored by
Seaboard Leadership Council for Conservative Judaism
(SLCCJ):
Cantors Assembly, Jewish Educators Assembly, Federation
of Jewish Men’s Clubs, Mid-Atlantic Temple
and Synagogue Administrators Association, Rabbinical
Assembly, United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
and Women’s League for Conservative Judaism
ADAS ISRAEL
2850 Quebec st., N.W.
Washington, DC 20008
5:45 p.m. Minyan
6:15p.m. Optional Dinner
7:15 p.m. Program
Dessert following program
Dinner & Program $36.00 per person
Program only (& refreshments)$10.00 per person
For additional information call 301-230-0801 or email seabd@uscj.org
Please RSVP
by March 20, 2008 by
returning this form to: USCJ seaboard region, 121
Congressional lane, suite 210 Rockville, MD 20850.
Click
here to download form.
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Congregation Presidents,
Rabbis, Executive Directors and Board Members
Please join us:
Wednesday,
April 9, 2008, 7:00 – 9:00
Har
Shalom
11510 Falls Road
Potomac, MD 20854
For
Stepping Forward: Synagogue
Visioning and Planning
featuring... Robert Leventhal
of the Alban Institute
Drawing on his extensive and fruitful consulting
work in diverse synagogue contexts, Alban senior
consultant Robert Leventhal presents his Synagogue
Visioning and Planning (SVP) model. Using this
substantial yet accessible model, Leventhal
has helped numerous congregations with visioning
and planning, leadership development, and team
building.
He invites not just rabbis and council presidents
but the many reluctant leaders of the congregation
to “jump in” to SVP. This innovative
model combines organizational leadership principles
and core Jewish values to recruit, focus, and
energize the congregation and the community
so that work can be shared and productive. By
including the broadest possible array of leadership
in all stages of the process, SVP can be enthusiastically
embraced by the entire congregation.
For additional information call 301-230-0801 x 2
or email zemlak@uscj.org
Please RSVP
by April 1, 2008 by
returning this form to: USCJ seaboard region, 121
Congressional lane, suite 210 Rockville, MD 20850.
Click
here to download form.
Click
here to download the attached review of his
book
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The Seaboard Region
of
The United Synagogue for Conservative Judaism,
The Rabbinical Assembly,
Jewish Educators' Assembly
and Jewish Youth Directors
Cordially Invites
you for an
"A Gathering of
Our Colleagues"
An opportunity to meet together to envision the
future of congregational education.
Wednesday,
May 14,
2008 - 2 Iyar 5768
B'nai Israel Congregation
6301 Montrose Road
Rockville, MD
12:00pm-2:00pm
Dairy Lunch will be served. Cost is $10pp
For additional information call 301-230-0801 x 2
or email zemlak@uscj.org
Please RSVP
by May 7, 2008 by
returning this form to: USCJ seaboard region, 121
Congressional lane, suite 210 Rockville, MD 20850.
Click
here to download form.
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United Synagogue of Conservative
Judaism
Azor Hof HaYam/Seaboard Region
Inaugural Azor hof Hayam Awards
Reception and Celebration
On October
14, 2007 [3 Heshvan 5768], the
Seaboard Region held its initial Young Leadership
Recognition Reception at Ohr Kodesh Congregation,
at 8300 Meadowbrook Lane, in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
That exciting evening was a night of friendship and
sacred community, as well as good food, wine and
entertainment, including a Cantorial Interlude during
the honoree presentation. Over 280 individuals signed
up to attend this special evening.
Twenty-four synagogues selected 33 honorees. In
its journal, the Region highlighted the honoree’s
leadership and commitment to their synagogue and synagogue
life and to Conservative Judaism. The honoree presentation
was hosted by USCJ International President Dr. Raymond
B. Goldstein and USCJ Chief Delivery Officer, Barry
S. Mael. Also, Regional President Bill Bresnick
joined the two USCJ leaders to present the honorees’ certificates.
The next Azor Hof
HaYam Young Leadership Recognition Evening will be
held on Sunday evening March
8, 2009 at B'nai Israel Congregation in
Rockville Maryland. Please
mark your calendar.
Click
here to view
a selection of photos
For more info : USCJ 121
Congressional Lane #210 Rockville,
MD 20852. Please contact
Jo-Anne Tucker-Zemlak (zemlak@uscj.org)
or (301)230-0801.
