Beth Ahm Israel - SAVE OUR SYNAGOGUE - Special Meeting Request
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Erika Racko
11 years ago
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We chose to join this synagogue because we like it and is hard for us to go to another synagogue that it has been chosen for us. Beside next year is our son's Bat Mizvah and we have no idea what is going to happen yest. This is very uppsetting.
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daniel willis
11 years ago
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My dear BAI family I strongly concur with this proposal. A vacuum cannot be created by not having a Conservative Shul to serve Davie, Cooper City and Pembroke Pines. A merger would do this and also reduce the number of Shul communities. I feel that this sends a very strong message to those who would like to see Jews disappear. This week’s Torah Parsha is בשלח Beshalach- in part of the Parsha
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Abraham Nezvadovitz
11 years ago
I agree
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Minda Katz
11 years ago
lets see what is the other option
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Kevin & Carrie Riggott
11 years ago
I'd like to hear the new proposal
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Leonard Bliss
11 years ago
We need to have some public discussion about our future.
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Sandi Wexlerv
11 years ago
Count me in!
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Stacey, Samuel and Jeremy Cohen
11 years ago
Thank you for creating and sending this petition. We don't believe merging is the best option
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bruce weinberg
11 years ago
Pleased we are considering maintaining our own identity.
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Pam and Charles Lipschitz
11 years ago
interested to hear about alternative to merger
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Lisa Greenberg
11 years ago
Interested in keeping our Shul intact and in the neighborhood
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Jeanne Finkelstein
11 years ago
would like to remain in Cooper City
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Sandi Nirenberg
11 years ago
I am very interested in a viable alternative to a merger.
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Danny Browdy
11 years ago
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All matters pertaining to synagogue need proper consideration and proper due process. We need to truly listen to our congregation.The board and executive committees all need to listen with thier ears. We all care deeply about the future and survivability of the synagogue. Merging for the sake of merging does not solve anything.
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Marc and Ivy Kaprow
11 years ago
Ivy and I beleive that there is a need for a conservative jewish presence in our area. If there is a viable alternative to what is effectively a dissolution of our congregation it should be fully vetted.
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Robert I. Spak
11 years ago
I am opposed to the current merger proposal
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Laurence Glasser
11 years ago
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Review of all viable options should continue, particularly if the rabbi and cantor will remain our religious leaders.
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David and Janet Stecher
11 years ago
We want to keep our Beth Ahm Israel family together and in our neighborhood.
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Martin Berger
11 years ago
As members for over 30 years, we consider it necessary to consider all viable alternatives.
We chose to join this synagogue because we like it and is hard for us to go to another synagogue that it has been chosen for us. Beside next year is our son's Bat Mizvah and we have no idea what is going to happen yest. This is very uppsetting.
My dear BAI family I strongly concur with this proposal. A vacuum cannot be created by not having a Conservative Shul to serve Davie, Cooper City and Pembroke Pines. A merger would do this and also reduce the number of Shul communities. I feel that this sends a very strong message to those who would like to see Jews disappear. This week’s Torah Parsha is בשלח Beshalach- in part of the Parsha
I agree
lets see what is the other option
I'd like to hear the new proposal
We need to have some public discussion about our future.
Count me in!
Thank you for creating and sending this petition. We don't believe merging is the best option
Pleased we are considering maintaining our own identity.
interested to hear about alternative to merger
Interested in keeping our Shul intact and in the neighborhood
would like to remain in Cooper City
I am very interested in a viable alternative to a merger.
All matters pertaining to synagogue need proper consideration and proper due process. We need to truly listen to our congregation.The board and executive committees all need to listen with thier ears. We all care deeply about the future and survivability of the synagogue. Merging for the sake of merging does not solve anything.
Ivy and I beleive that there is a need for a conservative jewish presence in our area. If there is a viable alternative to what is effectively a dissolution of our congregation it should be fully vetted.
I am opposed to the current merger proposal
Review of all viable options should continue, particularly if the rabbi and cantor will remain our religious leaders.
We want to keep our Beth Ahm Israel family together and in our neighborhood.
As members for over 30 years, we consider it necessary to consider all viable alternatives.
Exploring all viable options is a good idea.