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RJC BULLETIN Candle Lighting Havdala March 25, 2016 March 26, 2016 5776 ט״ז באדר - כ״ב באדר -- March 25 - April 1, 2016 16 Adar II - 22 Adar II 6:00 / 6:55 PM 7:56 PM צו PARSHAT RJC BULLETIN Candle Lighting Havdala March 25, 2016 March 26, 2016 5776 ט״ז באדר - כ״ב באדר -- March 25 - April 1, 2016 16 Adar II - 22 Adar II 6:00 / 6:55 PM 7:56 PM שמיני Shabbat Parah Parshat RJC BULLETIN Candle Lighting Havdala April 1, 2016 April 2, 2016 5776 כ״ג באדר - כ״ט באדר -- April 1 - 8, 2016 23 Adar II - 29 Adar II 6:06 / 7:03 PM 8:04 PM Mazal Tov! Scholar-in- DURING THE MONTH OF NISSAN WE DO Doris and Jonathan Konovitch on the Bat NOT RECITE THE KEL MALEH PRAYER AT Mitzvah of their granddaughter, Penina Residence MINCHA ON SHABBAT. IF YOU WOULD Kahane, in Hollywood, FL. Mazal tov also to We welcome our Scholar in LIKE TO COMMEMORATE A YAHRTZEIT FOR great-grandmother Margie Berger. Residence for Shemini: Rabbi THE UPCOMING FIVE WEEKS, PLEASE IN- Benzion Klatzko, sponsored by CLUDE IT AT MINCHA THIS SHABBAT. Shoshana Davis & Marc Lerman on the birth of the Jonas Family. Please see their daughter, Annabelle Faith Lerman. Mazal insert (pg. 4) for more details. Condolences tov to grandparents Meira & Rabbi Edward * Fran Appelbaum on the loss of her Davis and Ilene & Alan Lerman. Mazal tov, as Kiddush Korner brother, Alan Milchman, a”h. well, to Great Aunt & Uncle Yonina and Sidney * Alice Falkenstein on the loss of her Langer. Join us this week for Kiddush after the 8:45 minyan! Thank you to Giselle and Hector mother, Esther Zuckerbrot, a”h. Goldman for co-sponsoring this week’s * Rochelle Goldberg on the loss of her Mikvah Hours Kiddush in honor of their wedding anniversary brother, Howard Zuckerman, a”h. Sat. 8:45-10:15pm, and S-Th.: 8-10pm and the 1st birthday of their great-grandchild, * The Kessler Family on the passing of Please call ahead (718-549-8336) to see if Serena. Thank you, as well, to the Riverdale K- Emanuel “Manny” Kessler, a”h, former there is any wait time for a room. Grill House for augmenting our Kiddush. Chairman of the Board of the RJC. Friday night: 40 mins after candle lighting. No Additional sponsorships are still available. * The Zion Family on the passing of appointment necessary. Please be prompt; Abraham Zion, a”h, longtime RJC Trustee attendant will be there for 15 mins. Keilim The Kiddush Committee continues to organize Mikvah open during daylight hours only. regularly scheduled kiddushim, every other Services week, following the 8:45 minyan—but we שמיני This Shabbat: Parshat INAUGURAL YOETZET SHABBAT & need your support! The Kiddush is a great כ״ג באדר - April 1 - 2, 2016 PREGNANCY LOSS AND INFERTILITY sponsorship opportunity to recognize a simcha, Friday - Mincha 5:48 / 7:13 PM AWARENESS SHABBAT celebrate a milestone or commemorate a Shacharit 7:00 / 8:00 / 8:45 / 9:00 AM yahrzeit. Full sponsorships start at only $600, Latest Shema 9:48 AM Please join us next Shabbat, April 8-9, as we and include chulent, kugel and a variety of Daf Yomi (Kiddushin 22): 5:45 PM welcome Julia Baruch, our snacks and drinks. Partial sponsorships are also Shiur Masechet Avodah Zara 5:55 PM new Yoetzet Halacha for her available. To sponsor, please contact the office, Mincha 6:00 / 6:45 PM first Shabbat with the or visit www.rjconline.org/sponsor_kiddush. Seudah Shlishit 7:05 PM community, where we will Ma'ariv 7:59 PM raise awareness and Purim 5776 - Thank You sensitivity about infertility Thanks to everyone who made Purim at RJC Weekday Schedule and pregnancy loss. 2016 so special. Sunday 6:45 / 7:30 / 8:30 / 9:00 AM There will be an event for To our Ba'alei Kriyah, Judge Mark Monday 6:00 / 6:45 / 7:45 AM women on Shabbat Friedlander, Moshe Gelbtuch, Chaim Tuesday 6:00 / 6:55 / 7:45 AM Wednesday 6:00 / 6:55 / 7:45 AM afternoon discussing a yoetzet’s role in a Goldberg, Gil Kepecs, Elliot Schwartz, and Thursday 6:00 / 6:45 / 7:45 AM couple’s struggle with infertility and pregnancy Moishe Sturm. To our Youth Directors, loss, as well as personal accounts from Friday 6:00 / 6:55 / 7:45 AM Chaya and R’ Adin and the entire Youth Mincha/Ma'ariv S-Th: 5:48 / 7:10 PM community members who have dealt with Committee for the excellent children's Late Ma'ariv Sun - Thur: 9:30 PM infertility and pregnancy loss. programming. To our Mishloach Manot Women’s Health and Halacha Day Committee, Malkie Bernstein, Atara Thank you to our CSS security team. On Sunday, May 15th, join us for an exciting Bienenfeld, Russi Bohm, Shoshana Genack, To join, email: [email protected] תזריע morning featuring a wide range of relevant and Joanna Halpern, Nomi Roseman, Ilana Sobin, Next Shabbat*: Parshat Allison Steinmetz, Nicole Strongin, Dana א׳ בניסן - interesting sessions. April 8 - 9, 2016 Teplitsky and to all who helped pack and Stay tuned for more details! distribute. Special thanks to Eliora and Candle Lighting 6:11 / 7:10 PM Tamara Roseman. To our professional staff, Friday - Mincha 5:53 / 7:20 PM Learn more about Julia on our site, or reach Hezzy, Bella and Adena and our Shacharit 7:00 / 8:00 / 8:45 / 9:00 AM out to her at 646-598-9226 or Maintenance Crew, Edgar, Dave, Joel, Luis Latest Shema 9:41 AM [email protected] and Donis. Daf Yomi (Kiddushin 29): 6:00 PM Shiur Masechet Avodah Zara 6:00 PM Youth Group Announcements Mincha 6:00 / 7:00 PM Pearls of Prayer and Lawmen will not meet OU Passover Guides are now available. st Seudah Shlishit 7:20 PM Only Pre-K, K and 1 Grade groups Pick up your copy at the newspaper will take place. rack or the shul office. Ma'ariv 8:06 PM Teen Minyan will meet, as usual. Havdala 8:11 PM *subject to change Riverdale Jewish Center for Pesach SALE OF HAMETZ INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE SEARCH FOR HAMETZ The search for hametz is performed on Thursday evening, April 21, On the next page, please find the document for the Sale of Hametz. after nightfall (8:22 PM), by the light of a candle (a flashlight is also Please read its instructions and fill it in carefully. You may send it by acceptable). At that time, the usual formula of nullification (“Kol mail or fax (718-548-2307) – please call the office to confirm re- Chamira”) is recited, applying to hametz other than that reserved for ceipt or bring it to either Rabbi Jonathan Rosenblatt, Rabbi Yitzi burning and for eating the next morning. From this point forward, Genack, Rabbi Shaya Katz, Rabbi Mordy Prus, Rabbi Adin Rayman or all hametz should be kept securely in one location. Rabbi Scott Hoberman personally. One of the Rabbis will generally be available immediately after morning and evening services, as well Hametz may be eaten until Friday, April 22 at 10:38 AM and must as during kashering hours. be burned and nullified before 11:46 AM. You may bring hametz for burning to the RJC on Friday morning. Boxes for deposit of If you plan to be in Israel or Europe for Pesach you will require a hametz for burning will be available all during the hours of special form for the early sale. Please contact the office. Shacharit services. Be certain to recite the nullification formula (“Kol Chamira”) before 11:46 AM. The nullification formula should CLASSES be recited in a language one understands. On Tuesday, April 5, at 8:15 PM in the RJC Bet Midrash, Rabbi CANDLELIGHTING Genack will conduct the annual seminar, “A Kosher Pesach”, con- cerning the latest information on Passover products as well as re- Friday, April 22 – before 7:25 PM fresher tips on preparing the home and kitchen for the holiday. Saturday, April 23 – after 8:26 PM Rabbi Genack will deliver the Shabbat Hagadol Drasha on Shabbat, Thursday, April 28 – before 7:31 PM April 16. Friday, April 29 – before 7:32 PM Kiddush on Friday, April 22 should be recited after 8:24 PM. Prepa- KASHERING ration for the second seder may not begin until after 8:25 PM. Kashering procedures this year are as follows: SEFERAT HA’OMER 1. Express kashering (Kiddush cups only): Sunday, April 17– 8:30 Beginning with the second night of Pesach, we commence the -9:30 PM. Counting of the Omer, a mitzvah that will carry us toward Shavuot. Special care during the first week will establish the habit of counting 2. Assisted kashering by appointment: Date & Time TBD. A drop and make its successful conclusion more likely. Gentle reminders to off service will be run by students. Contributions are suggested. friends and family are acts of kindness. Vessels may be dropped off during the prior day. (Call the office for your half-hour appointment: 718-548-1850 ext. 114) MA’OT CHITTIM- REMEMBERING THE POOR Regular kashering: Final Date & Time TBD The RJC Fund for the Needy will once again serve as the instrument through which we reach out to poor Jews during this season. Eco- Keep in mind that metal vessels, unused for at least 24 hours, are nomic factors have swelled the numbers of the needy both locally candidates for kashering. One of the Rabbis will be on hand at each and in Israel. As we sit down to the Seder with our families and dear session to rule on particular items. (Reminder: Tarnish prevents ones, Jews throughout the metropolitan area and in Israel will be our kashering!). “guests” if you generously answer this call for help.
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