Friday, March 1st
Candle Lighting 5:51pm
Mincha / Maariv 5:50pm
Shabbat, March 2nd
Morning Services 9:00am
Mincha / Maariv 5:45pm
Shabbat ends 6:52pm
Sunday, March 3rd
Shacharit 8:30am
Mincha / Maariv 5:55pm
Weekday Services
Morning Services 7:15am
Mincha 2:05pm
Maariv 7:00pm
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MAZEL TOV!
Dr. Michael & Adalia Schweitzer on the bris of their son, Zev Gedaliah Zvi. Brother for Shlomo Eli, Esti, & Rena
Grandparents, Mrs. Vera Schweitzer, and Tommy & Susan Jutcovich
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JCC's
Yom HaShoah
Holocaust Memorial Service
Honouring the Past
We Shall Never Forget
Monday, April 8th, 7PM
Temple Anshe Sholom
COMMUNITY
Yom Ha'Atzmaut
Israel @ 65 - Together as ONE, let's celebrate Israel
Tuesday, April 16, 6PM
This year the annual JCC Yom Ha'Atzmaut and UJA Walk will be combined into one community event. To continue building "Unity in Community", we have invited all beneficiary agencies to actively participate in this year's celebration to make it one to remember.
Complete your walk passports for a chance to win anIPad Mini! (Donated by Yves & Luba Apel)
Join us for face painting, entertainment, music, food trucks, picture booth, Airbounce Amusements, volleyball and much more!
Beth Jacob
O-MA-NOOT
Gallery at the Beth Jacob
O-MA-NOOT Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition inspired by the tradition of teaching children. Call 905-522-1351 for details.
This exhibition is open to all communities and all artists are encouraged to submit work.
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The 7% Rule
In his book, Silent Messages, Albert Mehrabian conceived of the 7% rule. He argues that only 7% of our power to influence others depends on the words we choose. 93% is dependent on our body language or tone of voice. It's fascinating that when Moshe descends Mount Sinai his first challenge is to decode voices. His disciple Yehoshua hears the cacophony of the Golden Calf and perceives it as the voice of war. Moshe corrects him and informs him that these were in fact the echoes of blasphemy.
At a critical junction in life, God instructs Avraham to listen to whatever his wife Sara has to say. The exact instructions were "Shema Bekola" - listen to her voice. Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch (1808-1888) comments that the directive was to listen to her voice not her words.
One of our main challenges in life is to decode the messages of others - to hear beyond the words. In a world more and more disconnected from the human face and voice we start with a 93% disadvantage. Let's reclaim meaningful interactions and let's start by hearing the voice.
Shabbat Shalom! - Rabbi Daniel Green To post a comment click here
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ADAS CELEBRITY CIRCUS - THE BEST PURIMANIA YET!
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UNITED SHABBAT - A Taste of Egypt
Shabbat, March 9th
Shabbat Kids Carnival & Pre-Pesach Pow Wow powered by JOLO @ 11:00am
Sermon @ 11:15am
Complimentary Luncheon @ 12:00pm
To sponsor e-mail [email protected]
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Pre-Pesach Brunch & Learn @ the Adas
Come Learn the Halachot of Pesach & How to prepare for the holidays without the stress!
Class is for men & women.
Sunday, March 10th 11:00am
Class is free. RSVP appreciated
Sweet Noshings will be selling brunch.
Babysitting is $5 per family. No drop ins. Must register in advance for this service.
Please call 905-528-0039 or e-mail [email protected] to register. |
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Documentary Screening "The Escape From Norway"
Please join us for a screening of the Documentary "The Escape From Norway" Hosted in memory of "Kurt Levy" in honour of his shloshim by his children, David & Zohar Levy.
March 7th after evening services (Approx 7:20pm)
"The Escape From Norway", a documentary about the Levy's family's dramatic escape from the Natzis. On November 26th 1942 The cargo Ship Donau left Oslo for Germany. On board were more than 500 Norwegian Jews, being taken to the final destination - Auschwitz. Shortly before the departure, the Levy brothers and their father had been ordered to leave the gangway of the cargo ship. When Kurt Levy realized that it was only a matter of time before the next transport, he started planning an escape... |
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2nd Seder @ the Adas
Tuesday, March 26th
Feel Liberation... Adas Style!
- Warm family atmosphere! - Lively discussions! - Interactive Activities! - Exquisite Cuisine!
Reserve NOW! Call 905-528-0039 For Details.
Adults $55 / Kids 4-13 $30 / 3 & Under is Free!
To reserve e-mail [email protected] or call 905-528-0039
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Mind Body & Soul: ReJEWvination for Ladies!
with the Adas Israel Sisterhood
Ladies Latin Dancing
Lift your spirits & learn to dance to a Latin beat.Wednesdays at 8:30pm in the Yeshiva building. Classes will be every Wednesday night for 12 weeks. This is a beginner's class which teaches rhythm and
dance, it is not an aerobic workout, just a lot of fun! The class is taught by Marrie Zimmer an experienced dance teacher who runs All Star Dance Studio. Pre-registration and payment required before January 16, $160 for 12 weeks. To register bring check or cash with registration form to Eileen in the shul office. Space is limited. For more information call Tzipporah Tsaidi 905-522-9593.
A Second Thought at Second Cup
A Study and Discussion Group for Women
With Aharona Gans
Tuesday Mornings 9:15am
Take a deeper and refreshing look at Jewish, spiritual texts that denote the unique, metaphysical characteristics of masculinity and femininity, possessed by all human beings in various proportions. Discussions based on the book, Kabbalistic Writings on the Nature of Masculine and Feminine, by Sarah Yehudit Schneider. Attendance from the beginning is recommended. For more information contact Aharona at 905-296-3160.
Location: Second Cup on King Street West in Hamilton
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AYO Presents:
Sets & Spikes
Volleyball Fun - Beginner Skills, Drills, and Games
Saturdays/Motzaei Shabbat 8:00- 9:00 pm Grades 3 to 8
HHA Gym (access top of stairs) 60 Dow Avenue Hamilton, ON
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HEBREW VILLAGE SUNDAY SCHOOL & HEBREW ULPAN STARTS THIS WEEK!
Hebrew Village Sunday School Sunday Mornings @10:00am Give your child the ultimate Jewish experience! (Ages 5 - 12) Join us Sunday mornings as we:
- Celebrate our rich Jewish Heritage
- Learn skills to develop foundations in Judaism
- Experience Holidays & Shabbat customs
$180/semester (Semester 1: October - February, Semester 2: March - June) Subsidies available.
Aleph Champ - Hebrew Ulpan for kids Wednesday Nights @6:30pm Aleph Champ is one of the most effective programs used by over 450 Hebrew Schools worldwide. Our Israeli instructors provide the guidance and mentorship necessary to help with conversational and remedial Hebrew. The goal of Aleph Champ is to provide Jewish children with the ability to speak Hebrew and be comfortable to open a siddur, read from the Hebrew text, and join along as proud members of the Jewish community.
Look out in the main minyan for A-Yo's M.V.Ps of the week who will lead the congregation in some familiar prayers. A-YOs got talent! E-mail [email protected] to get with the program. |
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Weekly Classes @ the Adas
Sundays
Master Parsha @ 7:45am With Rabbi Aaron Selevan Invest your Sunday mornings learning the inside scoop on the weekly Torah portion.The only time High Interest is positive!
Creativity and Spirituality -Participatory Workshops
Come explore your creative potential as it is inextricably linked to spiritual growth.This course will discuss how this is so, what growth means and how we can use growth to develop and discover the creative potential with which every human is born. The class will strongly encourage participation in regular, creative activities. Minimum age for participation is 18 years. Sunday Mornings 10am-11:30am |
Mondays
SHABBOS ROCKS!
If you don't get the pun, you should definitely join this class!
The Laws of Shabbat @ 7:15pm With Rabbi Daniel Green
Crash Reading Hebrew Course
7:30-9:00pm
Learn to recognize the aleph-bet and read Hebrew in five weeks. Designed for people with little or no background in Hebrew. Call the Adas office for more information. |
Wednesdays
Law & Order: Contemporary Analysis of Jewish Law with Rabbi Aaron Selevan (after evening Services)
Talmud Study with Rabbi Chanan Gans (after evening services)
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Thursdays
Foundations for Jewish Family Life with Rabbi Green at 9:15am |
Shabbat (Saturdays)
Shabbat Shuk (at Shabbat Kiddush) With Rabbi Aaron Selevan Parsha Perspectives (1hr. prior to afternoon services) With Rabbi Aaron Selevan Shabbat Insights (1/2 hr. prior to afternoon services) With Rabbi Mordechai Green
** Class times are subject to change. Please subscribe to the adas e-mail for updates.
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