Bnai Shalom - Jews and Latter-day Saints, and Friends
Fellowship, Food, Jewish/LDS Inspiration, Music

Summary of History, Speakers, and Newsletters

B'nai Shalom was started in 1967 In Harry Glick's house with Daniel Rona, Al Ostroff, and Jerry Horowitz, as stated by Jerry Kidd, who attended the second meeting. He doesn't beleive that Max Yospe was at first. (Jerry Horowitz is the father of Jerome Horowitz who is currently on the board.)

Other early officers include Sylvia Linford, Sherm Young, Theda Butt, Ron Zeidner, Elissa and Al Molling, Lester Liebschutz, Irving Cohen, Jeremy Friedbaum, Max Yospe, Gail Boyd, Nancy Goodstein Hilton. All have or have had interesting backgrounds. We are grateful for the torch they carried.

See also the historical officers list. At the historical list of speakers, there are links to more info about the speaker and the event, and often a scanned program. All features are not yet all integrated.

NOTE: This page is in process of being reformed into Responsive Web design and merged with another page. In the process, some historical references may be repaired.

2016 Fall Shofar In this issue:

  • Ellisa 1994 Trip to Russia
  • Gwen Bardsley 1994: “I Appreciate Joseph Smith”
  • Jubilee Year
  • WA State Jewish Heritage
  • A Guiding Light to Jew and Gentile: B’nai Shalom
  • What Thank They the Jews: Judah and Anti-Semitism
  • Genealogy—Cluster Research—F.A.N. by Mary Kozy

We are now in the eve of the 50th Anniversary of B'nai Shalom, and we plan to make it the year of the Mormons and Jews - an idea instigated by Mark Peredes in his column on the Jewish Journal several years ago.

2015 Fall Shofar
  • Alexander Neubaur
  • What is Shemittah Year
  • Louise Silver’s Story
  • Covenantal Father I will Uphold Thee
  • Joseph Smith and the Feast of Trumpets
  • Doug Tourney-an Inspiration in his last days

2015 Spring Shofar
  • News from our Seattle Committee
  • Gospel and the Sabath
  • Into the Wilderness
  • DNA and Genealogy
  • Research in Ukraine
  • Blood Moon

NOTE: This page is in process of being reformed into Responsive Web design and merged with another page. In the process, some historical references may be repaired.

Fall 2014 2014 Fall NewShofarf
  • High Holy Days
  • Jewish Family Names
  • Jewish History Lesson-The Jews of Spain
  • Finding Ancestors in Lithuania
  • Mission statement

Spring 2014 2014SpringShofar.pdf
  • Harry Glick passing
  • Seattle (Northwest) launching
  • Europe: Shtetl Life
  • Jewish Identity changing in USA
  • Golden Plates-Feast of Trumpets
  • Abrahamic Covenant
  • Four Keys for understanding Isaiah

Fall 2013 2013Fall-NewShofar.pdf
  • Essential contributions of Jews
  • Eternal Truths restored
  • Rememberance of 1975
  • Orson Hyde letter
  • A yearning from across the veil
  • YAHWEH

Fall 2000 2000SpringShofar.pdf

Spring 2000 2000SpringShofar.pdf

Fall 1999 1999Fallshofar.pdf

Spring 1999 1999Springshofar.pdf

Fall 1998 1998Fallshofar.pdf

This is a very important and interesting historical issue about the first Jewish settlement in Utah and the first synagogues in Utah. Notice on page 9 the church's involvement in the first synagogues.

Spring 1998 1998Springshofar.pdf

Fall1997 1997Fallshofar.pdf

Spring1997 1997Springshofar.pdf

Winter 1996 1996Wintershofar.pdf

Fall 1996 1996Fallshofar.pdf

Summer 1996 1996Summershofar.pdf

Spring 1996 1996 Spring Shofar

Fall 1995 1995 Fall Shofar
spring 1995 1995SpringShofar.pdf

Fall 1994 1994Fallshofar.pdf

March 1994 1994 March Shofar

May 1993 1993 May Shofar

September 1983 1983SeptShofar.pdf

fall 1983 1983FallShofar.pdf

September 1982 1982Shofar.pdf
July 1981 1981JulyShofar.pdf

May 1981 1981MayShofar.pdf
President: Glick; VP: Ostraff; 2nd VP: Jeremy Friedbaum; Treasurer: Ron Nieson
There is a note for Helen Barr to call Gileadi.

No Shofar from prior to this time.
Various Meeting Notices and Note

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Met at Club House by Harry Glick's home.
November 1977 1977NovemberMembersMeeting.pdf
Present included Glicks, Ostraff, Feldman, Linford. Discussed a matter that had been spoken about by Sherm Young, about the President being a priesthood holder, and Ron Zeidgner released as president because he is Stake Mission President.

Meeting Announcement
April 1975
Rodger Hall about Alexander Niebaur (accepted Gospel 1840). Posterity born under covenant: + 6000, including mission presidents, regional reps, stake presidents, bishops, Hugh and Reid Nibley. Ken Dyal of Oakland made report. Rex Pineager said President Kimball opened door to teach the Jews.
1975Announce.pdf
To be held at Monument Park 14th. Invited all members friends and guests interested in Jewish culture and traditions incuding Mormons and Non-Mormons.
Joyous occasion of spiritual renewal and reunion with old friends
Un-dated Meeting Notes
Sometime in 197X Charles Smith to get Shofar, presented idea on web page.
Friedman to sing My Yaddish A mama
197xBusinessMeetingScribbles.pdf.
Include names: Glick; Yospe; Charles Smith; Jeremy Friedbaum, Paul and Pearl Friedman; Bro Lipshultz; Ostraff