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Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple Congregant Honored Sunday for Charity Work

Deborah Cherniss was honored Sunday at Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple for her charity work.

Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple held a special recognition ceremony on Sunday for one of its congregants in honor of her charity and outreach work.

Deborah Cherniss was presented with the "Crown of Torah Tribute" during a luncheon on Oct. 21 in recognition of her work with the Anshe Emeth Community Development Corporation (CDC).

The organization, run by Cherniss, provides baby care and medical supplies, such as wheelchairs, car seats and hospital beds, to those in New Brunswick

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Cherniss runs the organization using grant funding.

The following information is a description of the award, provided by the temple:

"The Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple Crown of Torah Tribute was created to honor those people in our Temple Community who have exemplified the highest precepts of Jewish life. The recipients have taught us what a difference can be made in our world by acts of mitzvot, kindness, and dedication, and also how our lives are enriched through charitable and creative endeavors. Both our Temple and the entire community have benefited from the recipients’ contributions, their time, and the love which they give to humanity every day of their lives."

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