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PESACH 2018 .Pub ק"ק בית אברהם יוסף BETH AVRAHAM YOSEPH OF TORONTO CONGREGATION THE JOSEPH AND FAYE TANENBAUM A Family Synagogue Emphasizing SYNAGOGUE CENTRE the Warmth of Torah Tradition BAYT PESACH BULLETIN WELCOME TO ALL OF OUR MEMBERS & GUESTS פסח יום שני ,2ND DAY PESACH תענית בכורים TA’ANIS BECHORIM NISSAN 5778 / SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 2018 16 ערב פסח EREV PESACH 14 Nissan 5778 / FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2018 HASHKAMA MINYAN Rebbetzin Judy Taub Hall 8:00 AM EARLIEST TALLIS & TEFILLIN 6:03 AM SHACHARIS Main Shul 9:00 AM SHACHARIS/SIYUM BECHORIM 6:30 AM, 7:00 AM, 8:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 9:30 AM NO FRILLS MINYAN Turk Family Bais Medrash 9:15 AM LATEST TIME TO EAT CHOMETZ 10:42 AM YOUNG ADULT & UNIV. MINYAN Perlis Hall 9:15 AM LATEST TIME TO BURN CHOMETZ 11:54 AM with Rabbi Aaron Greenberg 9:15 AM CANDLE LIGHTING 7:24 PM BAIS MEDRASH MINYAN Milevsky Bais Medrash with Rabbi Aaron Eisenberger MINCHA/MAARIV 7:30 PM MINCHA Main Shul 7:30 PM D’var Torah given by Avishai Berman following Mincha D’var Torah given by Rabbi Mordechai Shichtman following Mincha EARLIEST SEDER 8:28 PM After HAVDALA 8:30 PM CHATZOS 1:22 AM PAGE NUMBERS FOR 2nd DAY PESACH Torah Reading Maftir Haftarah ST Soncino Page 748 Page 945 פסח יום ראשון ושבת ,DAY PESACH 1 15 NISSAN 5778 / SHABBOS, MARCH 31, 2018 Artscroll Page 680 Page 892 Page 1222 HASHKAMA MINYAN Rebbetzin Judy Taub Hall 8:00 AM FIRST DAY’S SCHEDULE SHACHARIS Main Shul 9:00 AM NO FRILLS MINYAN Turk Family Bais Medrash 9:15 AM BOYS HIGH SCHOOL MINYAN West Wing Library 9:00 AM with Natan Breslow YOUNG ADULT & UNIV. MINYAN Perlis Hall 9:15 AM MIDDLE SCHOOL MINYAN CANCELLED with Rabbi Aaron Greenberg with Rabbi Biegeleisen and Gary Fortinsky BAIS MEDRASH MINYAN Milevsky Bais Medrash 9:15 AM BAYT TEEN MINYAN Moshe & Mania Gruda with Rabbi Aaron Eisenberger With Rabbi Moshe Herskovits and 9:45 AM Ariel Shields Bais Medrash Kindly eat Shalosh Seudos at home before Mincha EARLY DROP OFF 9:00 AM 7:20 PM Classroom 7 MINCHA/MAARIV Main Shul Nursery - Grade 3 - 9:45 AM D’var Torah given by Jacob Elmaleh following Mincha PARENTS & TOTS Classroom 5 9:45 AM ND After CANDLE LIGHTING/2 SEDER NURSERY PROGRAM Classroom 2 9:45 AM PREPARATION 8:28 PM KINDERGARTEN Classroom 3 9:45 AM CHATZOS 1:22 AM GIRLS GRADES 1 - 3 Classroom 1 9:45 AM BOYS GRADES 1 - 3 PAGE NUMBERS FOR 1st DAY PESACH/SHABBOS Classroom 4 9:45 AM Torah Reading Maftir Haftarah JUNIOR CONGREGATION West Wing Classrooms 10:00 AM 2 & 3 Soncino Page 392 Page 945 MOMS-AND-TOTS Classroom 5 Artscroll Page 354 Page 892 Page 1221 10:30 AM Mara D’Asra Rabbi Daniel Korobkin Associate Rabbi Rabbi Zev Spitz Rabbi Emeritus Rabbi Baruch Taub President Melech Tanen Youth Director Richard Winkler PESACH SCHEDULE אחרון של פסח ושבת ,CHOL HAMOED SCHEDULE 8TH DAY PESACH Monday, April 2 - Thursday, April 5 22 NISSAN 5778 / SHABBOS, APRIL 7, 2018 SHACHARIS 7:30 AM MINYAN 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th HASHKAMA MINYAN Rebbetzin Judy Taub Hall A B C* A B BAIS MEDRASH MINYAN 8:45 AM MONDAY 6:10 6:30 6:40 7:15 8:30 Milevsky Bais Medrash A B C* A B with Rabbi Aaron Eisenberger TUESDAY 6:10 6:30 6:40 7:15 8:30 A B C* A B 9:00 AM WEDNESDAY 6:10 6:30 6:40 7:15 8:30 SHACHARIS Main Shul A B C* A B Approx. THURSDAY 6:10 6:30 6:40 7:15 8:30 YIZKOR 10:30 AM A ‐ Moshe & Mania Gruda Bais Medrash C* ‐ West Wing Library B ‐ Turk Family Bais Medrash (*Men Only) NO FRILLS MINYAN Turk Family Bais Medrash 9:15 AM Earliest time for Tallis & Tefillin : Sun - Thurs: 5:58 am - 5:53 am YOUNG ADULT & UNIV. MINYAN Perlis Hall 9:15 AM Sof Zman Krias Shema: Sun - Thurs: 10:10 am - 10:07 am with Rabbi Aaron Greenberg Daf Yomi: Mon - Thurs: 6:00 am & 8:30 am MINCHA/NEILAS HACHAG 7:20 PM MINCHA/MA’ARIV HAVDALA After EARLY MINCHA Mon. - Wed. 2:00 PM 8:38 PM PLAG MINCHA/MA’ARIV Mon. - Wed. 6:20 PM MINCHA/MA’ARIV Mon. - Wed. 7:35 PM EARLIEST TIME TO EAT CHAMETZ : 9:30 PM LATE MA’ARIV Mon. - Wed. 9:45 PM PAGE NUMBERS FOR 8th DAY PESACH/SHABBOS Torah Reading Maftir Haftarah Soncino Page 1067 Page 945 ערב שביעי של פסח EREV SHEVI’I SHEL PESACH 20 NISSAN 5778 / THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2018 Artscroll Page 1012 Page 892 Page 1226 SHIR HASHIRIM Artscroll Chumash - p. 1263 Artscroll Siddur - p.298 ערוב תבשילין - ERUV TAVSHILIN PLAG MINCHA/MAARIV Main Shul 6:15 PM All Pesach Torah readings can be found in the Artscroll Siddur D’var Torah given by Ezra Schwartz following Plag Mincha on pages 954 - 966 CANDLE LIGHTING Not Before Regular Lighting 6:29 PM 7:31 PM MINCHA/MAARIV Main Shul 7:35 PM LAST DAY’S SCHEDULE BOYS HIGH SCHOOL MINYAN West Wing Library 9:00 AM with Natan Breslow TH MIDDLE SCHOOL MINYAN Jarvis Freedman Library 9:15 AM שביעי של פסח ,DAY PESACH 7 with Rabbi Biegeleisen and 21 NISSAN 5778 / FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 2018 Gary Fortinsky BAYT TEEN MINYAN HASHKAMA MINYAN Rebbetzin Judy Taub Hall 7:30 AM Moshe & Mania Gruda With Rabbi Moshe Herskovits and 9:15 AM Ariel Shields Bais Medrash BAIS MEDRASH MINYAN Milevsky Bais Medrash 8:45 AM with Rabbi Aaron Eisenberger EARLY DROP OFF Classroom 7 9:00 AM Nursery - Grade 3 - 9:45 AM SHACHARIS Main Shul 9:00 AM PARENTS & TOTS Classroom 5 9:45 AM NO FRILLS MINYAN Turk Family Bais Medrash 9:15 AM NURSERY PROGRAM Classroom 2 9:45 AM YOUNG ADULT & UNIV. MINYAN Perlis Hall 9:15 AM KINDERGARTEN Classroom 3 9:45 AM with Rabbi Aaron Greenberg GIRLS GRADES 1 - 3 Classroom 1 9:45 AM PLAG MINCHA/MAARIV Main Shul 6:15 PM BOYS GRADES 1 - 3 D’var Torah given by Uri Stoll following Plag Mincha Classroom 4 9:45 AM CANDLE LIGHTING Not Before Not After JUNIOR CONGREGATION West Wing Classrooms 10:00 AM 6:29 PM 7:32 PM 2 & 3 MOMS-AND-TOTS Classroom 5 MINCHA/MAARIV Main Shul 7:35 PM 10:30 AM PAGE NUMBERS FOR 7th DAY PESACH MINCHAS CHINUCH SHIUR OVER PESACH Torah Reading Maftir Haftarah Shabbos, March 31 with Betzalel Fischman Sunday, April 1 with Yedidyah Berman Soncino Page 407 Page 945 Friday, April 6 with Aaron Korobkin Artscroll Page 366 Page 892 Page 1224 Shabbos, April 7 with Adam Friedmann THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE & ANNOUNCEMENTS WEEKDAY SCHEDULE: For Sunday, April 8 - Friday, April 13 SHACHARIS DAF YOMI FOR MEN st nd rd th th with the Rav or Rabbi Spitz MINYAN 1 2 3 4 5 SUN 7:15 & 8:45 AM A B B B A SUNDAY 6:30 7:00 8:00 9:00 9:30 MON & THURS 6:00 & 8:30 AM A B C* A B MONDAY 6:20 6:45 6:50 7:30 8:30 TUES, WED & FRI 6:00 & 8:20 AM SUN - THURS with Rabbi Chaim Gross 9:00 PM A B C* A B TUESDAY 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:30 A B C* A B MINCHA/MA’ARIV WEDNESDAY 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:30 EARLY MINCHA Sun. - Thurs. 2:00 PM A B C* A B THURSDAY 6:20 6:45 6:50 7:30 8:30 PLAG MINCHA/MA’ARIV Sun. - Thurs. 6:25 PM A B C* A B MINCHA/MA’ARIV Sun. - Thurs. 7:45 PM FRIDAY 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:30 LATE MA’ARIV Sun. - Thurs. 9:45 PM A ‐ Moshe & Mania Gruda Bais Medrash C* ‐ West Wing Library EREV SHABBOS - Friday, April 13th B ‐ Turk Family Bais Medrash (*Men Only) PLAG MINCHA/MAARIV 6:25 PM Earliest time for Tallis & Tefillin : Sun - Thurs: 5:47 am - 5:39 am CANDLE LIGHTING Not Before: 6:35 PM Not After: 7:41 PM Sof Zman Krias Shema: Sun - Thurs: 10:04 am - 9:59 am MINCHA/KABBALAS SHABBOS 7:45 PM SHIURIM @ THE BAYT AT A GLANCE SHABBOS, MARCH 31 - FRIDAY, APRIL 13 All shiurim are open to men and women unless otherwise noted. SHIUR DATE TIME LOCATION SHABBOS & YOM TOV SHIURIM BAIS MEDRASH SHIUR Milevsky Bais Medrash with Rabbi Aaron Eisenberger CANCELLED PARSHA SHIUR Turk Family Bais Medrash with Rabbi Spitz CANCELLED MINCHAS CHINUCH SHIUR Shabbos, Mar. 31 & Sunday April 1 10:00 AM Rabbi’s Classroom Friday, April 6 & Shabbos, April 7 9:30 AM TA’AMEI HAMINHAGIM FOR MEN Shabbos, Mar. 31 & Sunday April 1 6:20 PM & 6:30 PM Dr. Stephen Speisman Board Room with Rabbi Neil Cohen/Rabbi Goldman Friday, April 6 & Shabbos, April 7 5:15 PM & 6:20 PM SHIUR B’IVRIT CANCELLED Simcha Suite MISHNAYOS FOR MEN West Wing Classroom 1 with Rabbi Aaron Eisenberger CANCELLED DAF YOMI FOR MEN Shabbos, Mar. 31 & Sunday, April 1 6:35 PM & 6:45 PM Rabbi’s Classroom Friday, April 6 & Shabbos, April 7 5:30 PM & 6:35 PM LIVES OF THE GREAT SCHOLARS Jarvis Freedman Library with Rabbi Meir Rosenberg CANCELLED WEEKDAY SHIURIM DAF HA YOMI B'HALACHA FOR MEN Sunday, April 8 7:35 AM Turk Family Bais Medrash with Rabbi Zev Hofstedter Monday, April 9 - Friday, April 13 7:05 AM Moshe & Mania Gruda Bais Medrash SHIUR B'IVRIT Dr.
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