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During the Week
Shacharit T, W & F - 6:45 am
Shacharit Th - 6:35 am
Mincha/Ma'ariv M-Th - 8:05 pm
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| Gilad Shalit | |
This Shabbat will mark Gilad Shalit's 1,798th day in captivity. Please remember Gilad ben Aviva Shalit in your tefilot.
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You can now pay your dues and make donations on-line using your credit card!
Credit Card Payments
Please select the desired option (i.e., a fund contribution, dues payment or Kol Nidre pledge payment) from the drop-down menu under the heading "Donation Information." |
| Weekly Classes | |
Daf HaShavuah with the Rabbi
Sundays, 7:30 am
Rabbi Jonathan Morgenstern
Women's Tehillim Mondays, 9:30 am At the home of Esther Trencher Talmud Themes Mondays, 9:00 pm Rabbi Sol Froimowitz Mishna in the Morning Tuesday mornings following services, Hersh Wolf Laws of Blessings Wednesday mornings following sevices, Rabbi Morgenstern Thinking About Rashi Thursday mornings following services, Rabbi Simcha Willg Rabbi Frand "On the Torah" Thursdays, 9:00 pm The Rabbi Dr. Walter Wurtzberger Memorial Lecture Series Torah Temimah Friday mornings following services, with bagels and lox breakfast, Rabbi Jonathan Morgenstern Pirke Avot Shabbat afternoons, 40 minutes before mincha, Richard Bienenfeld |
| Lunch & Learn | |
Halachic Issues facing the State of Israel:
The Conversion Crisis
Wednesdays, 12:30-1:30
White Plains
June 1st & 29th
East Side
TBD
West Side
June 15
Please see the weekly Adult Education e-mail for further details.
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Save the Date!
Rabbi Gidon Rothstein
Shavuot 5771
June 7-9, 2011
Please see the weekly Adult Education e-mail for further details. |
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Torah Reader
Alex David
Kiddush Sponsor
Alisa & Jeffrey David in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Alex
Seudah Shlishit Sponsor
Young Israel of Scarsdale
Friday Morning Shiur Sponsors
Young Israel of Scarsdale
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Shabbat Times
Friday, May 27
Shacharit 6:45am
Mincha 7:00pm
Candle Lighting 7:58pm
Shabbat, May 28
Hashkama 8:00am
Main Shul 9:00am
Sephardic 9:00am
Teen Minyan 9:30am
Latest Kriat Shema 9:10am
Youth Program 10:15am
Mincha 7:45pm
Shabbat Ends 9:07pm
Sunday, May 29
Shacharit 6:45 am & 8:30 am
Mincha/Ma'ariv 8:05 pm
Monday, May 30
Memorial Day
Shacharit 6:45 & 830am
Mincha/Ma'ariv 8:05pm
Yom Yerushalayim, Wednesday, June 1
Shacharit with Hallel 6:30am
followed by a Yom Yerushalayim Shiur
Friday, June 3rd
Rosh Chodesh Sivan
Shacharit 6:30am
Mincha/Maariv 7:00pm
Candlelighting 8:04pm
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CONDOLENCES
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Mattie Bicky on the passing of her father, Wolf Glodowski
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MAZEL TOV
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Alisa & Jeffrey David on the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Alex
Mrs. Gail Mahler on receiving the 2011 Outstanding High School Social Studies Teacher Award from the Westchester-Lower Hudson Council for the Social Studies
Phyllis & Jeff Kapelus on the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Jason and the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Madelyn
Rena & Joseph Hyman on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Rebecca
Marisa Harary & Adam Zucker on their upcoming marriage
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1st & 2nd Aliyot: Moshe counts all males over the age of 20, and registers them according to their paternal ancestry. The total, not including Shayvet Layvie, was 603,550. The total number of Jews was around 3 million.
3rd Aliya: The tribes are each assigned their position within the camp, and in the order of the traveling.
4th Aliya: In preparation for separating the tribe of Layvie, the Torah establishes Aharon's genealogy. Although the Kohanim were also from the Tribe of Layvie, they were counted by themselves.
5th Aliya: Moshe counts the Leviyim according to their three basic families: Gershon, Kehas, and Mirarri. Their individual responsibilities in transporting the Mishkan is stated, and their total was 22,000.
6th Aliya: Being that the Leviyim were to be in direct exchange for the first born, Moshe counts all the first born in the rest of the nation. Their total was 22,273. The extra 273 first born are instructed to redeem themselves from Aharon the Kohain for 5 silver shekels.
7th Aliya: The Parsha concludes with detailed instructions for the family of Kahas. Their primary responsibility was to transport the vessels of the Mishkan. Only Aharon and his sons were allowed to cover the vessels in preparation for transport. Once covered, the family of Kahas did the actual carrying. |
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GRADUATION KIDDUSH
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Please click here to participate in our Graduation Kiddush.
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YOM YERUSHALAYIM PRESENTATION | | |
YIS, NCYI & Z Street Welcome
DryBones Political Cartoonist & Author Yaakov Kirschen
Wednesday, June 1 at 8:00 PM in the Greene Gallery
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The Forces Leading up to Israeli Independence
Ms. Penny Joel
Jewish Studies Teacher/Israel Guidance Coordinator at Westchester Hebrew High School
May 4, 11 ,17, 25 & June 2
7:45 pm in the Greene Gallery
Week 1 (W): Zionism before/during Herzl: Emancipation concepts of Judaism as a Nation or a Religion
Week 2 (W): The Aliyot: The "New Jew", Labor Zionism and the Yishuv under Ottoman Rule
Week 3 (T): The Yishuv and WWI - The Anglo- Zionist Relationship
Week 4 (W): The British Mandate and Independence: The Fight for a State
Week 5 (Th): Building a Country and the In-gathering of the Exiles:
Challenges of the New State
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The World of Chassidic Thought as seen through Chassidic Stories
Steve Gelles
Thursdays: May 5, 12, 19, 26 and June 2
8:30-9:30 pm in the Greene Gallery
This mini-series will focus on reading and investigating Chasidic stories of Rav Nachman and others.
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For a full listing of our adult education programs, please see the column to
the left and consult of weekly Adult Education E-mail for further details.
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| COMMUNITY CALENDAR | | |
New Jewish Film Series at JCC of Mid-Westchester
"Encounters with Jewish Cinema"
Presents
Everything is Illuminated
Thursday, May 26 @ 7pm
Followed by post screening Q&A with director/screenwriter
Live Schrieber and Film Scholar-in-Residence Eric Goldman
Tickets: $15/$12 seniors (65+). Become a Film Series Patron and attend a
private reception with Liev Schrieber following the program and 2 VIP tickets
to each of the 4 film programs in the series.Purchase online at www.thebendheim.org
Free Busing to the Celebrate Israel Parade
June 5, 2011
Join the New Rochelle Coalition as we march to Celebrate Israel. The NRJC will provide FREE bus transportation to and from N.Y.C. and FREE Parade T-Shirt to all participants.
Our projected "step off" time is 12:30 p.m. We need to assemble at 53rd Street between 5th & 6th Avenue at 11:15 a.m. The bus will be leaving Temple Israel of New Rochelle at 10:15 a.m. Marchers should meet at Temple Israel at 9:45 a.m. to register, receive their t shirt, bottled water, and a seat on the bus.
Temple Israel has ample parking so you can leave your car at Temple Israel. We expect to return to Temple Israel between 3:00 and 3:30 p.m. Temple Israel is located at 1000 Pinebrook Boulevard in New Rochelle.
Seats on the bus are limited! Reservations are necessary! Contact your NRJC representative to reserve your seat(s).
Young Israel of Scarsdale- Amy Myers at
amyers59@aol.com
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