Max Benjamin Feldman is a 7th grade student in the Upper Academy at Ruth K. Broad K-8 Center. Max has thrived at school because of strong friendships and wonderful teachers. He is a dedicated student and has been in the honors program since 1st grade. Max’s love of Judaism has grown during each of the five years he has attended Temple Menorah’s Hebrew school. The warm environment and enthusiastic teachers have benefited him tremendously. Max has a passion for sports and video games; he has been an avid tennis player since the age of 6. Max competed in several tennis tournaments and took home 2nd place at his sleepaway camp’s tournament last summer while playing other campers above his age. Max has also been an avid baseball player since 4th grade; currently he plays first base for the Miami Beach Force travel team. Max’s
teammates and coaches affectionately call him by his baseball nickname, Scoops! In addition to Temple Menorah providing a strong Jewish identity, Max has attended Camp Young Judea in Amherst, NH for several summers. At CYJ, Max has formed many lasting friendships and had wonderful Shabbat and Jewish-themed camp experiences. Max loves spending time with his big sister Sydney, his friends, teammates, family and playing MLB the show, NBA 2K and Fortnite. His family has grown accustomed to loud, unexpected screams coming from Max’s room when he gets a friend to rage quite a game they are playing together online. We are very proud of Max for being such a wonderful son, brother, student, friend, and teammate. He has become a fine young man with a sharp wit and wonderful sense of humor. Max has a kind heart and generous spirit and we are so proud of the fine example he sets for our family and our community. As an example, Max decided to raise money to support the Jewish Community of Ukraine as his Bar Mitzvah project. Max has raised over $1,000.00 from family and friends and will be donating a portion of his Bar Mitzvah gifts to the Greater Miami Jewish Federation’s Ukraine Emergency Fund. Thank you to all our friends and family for being here to celebrate this joyous occasion with us. Our hearts overflow with love and pride as Max becomes a Bar Mitzvah. We are blessed to be able to celebrate it with so many friends and family members. A special thank you to Rabbi Pearlson, Rabbi Kunis, Ros and Mora Nili for all of their hard work and dedication to prepare Max for this special day. We are thankful for the special community of spiritual leaders, family, friends and neighbors which have made his important day possible for Max and his family.
Shalom, Lisa, Andy and Sydney Feldman
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THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
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FRIDAY, MAY 13 Positive Thoughts and Torah Message Is Sponsored By Jaime & Elena z'l Grub in honor of the wedding of granddaughter Hannah Morse to Daniel Greitzer 8:00 am – Minyan Services
6:00 pm – Kabbalat Shabbat Services (in-person only at Olemberg Hall) 7:40 pm – Candle Lighting
SATURDAY, MAY 14 10:00 am – Shabbat Morning Services (in-person only at Olemberg Hall) 8:36 pm – Shabbat Ends
SUNDAY, MAY 15
Evening Minyan Is Sponsored By The Mirmelli Family remembering beloved brother Steven Mirmelli ז"ל 8:45 am – Minyan Services 6:00 pm – Minyan Services
8:00 am – Minyan Services 6:00 pm – Kabbalat Shabbat Services (in-person only at Olemberg Hall)
Andrew & Lisa Feldman on the Bar Mitzvah of their son Max!
Baruch Dayan Ha’emet Our heartfelt condolences to the Kriss family on the passing of their beloved
Sandy Kriss ז"ל brother of Ron & Marni Kriss May the memories of Sandy ז"ל continue to inspire us to acts of chesed and love as he so practiced every day of his life.
COVID-19 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM by the Greater Miami Jewish Federation GMJFhas established a program to provide short-term relief in the form of grants and interest-free loans to individuals and families who have been financially impacted by the coronavirus crisis.
This program will provide: · Emergency grants of up to $1,500 per household to provide online gift cards or pay critical bills on behalf the grantee. · Emergency interest-free loans of up to $3,000 disbursed directly to the borrower with repayment beginning six months following disbursement.
Loans and grants are intended to address critical needs including: · Rent or mortgage payments, utilities, food, medical expenses and medications, childcare costs, emergency household needs
