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YIW Summer 2021-Small.Indd YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE Summer Learning Program JULY - AUGUST 2021 YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE STAFF always heRe foR you... SHALOSH SEUDOS IS BACK AT SHABBOS PARSHAS BALAK , JUNE 26TH RABBI SHALOM AXELROD RUCHIE Rabbi AXELROD [email protected] [email protected] 5:00pm RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER Womens Shalosh Seudos RINA Rosh Beis Medrash SCHACHTER [email protected] in the Saul Kaufmann Social Hall [email protected] with a dvar torah by RABBI DR. AARON GLATT MARJORIE Rabbi Dr. Aaron Glatt Associate Rabbi [email protected] GLATT [email protected] THE BEAUTY OF RABBI ELIYAHU WOLF ADINA Assistant Rabbi OUR LIVES [email protected] WOLF [email protected] RABBI DAVID FOHRMAN REENA In-House Scholar FOHRMAN [email protected] [email protected] Following the 8:05 Mincha in the JKMMS Shalosh Seudos in the Saul Kaufmann Social Hall RABBI YISROEL RABBI YEHUDA KAMINETSKY FOGEL College Minyan College Minyan with a dvar torah by [email protected] [email protected] Rabbi Shalom Axelrod RABBI AVI WEBER RABBI KIVI AND ALLIE Teen Minyan NAIMAN Youth Department [email protected] THE COMING [email protected] STEVEN MYERS BATSHEVA LEIBTAG THREE WEEKS Executive Director Director of Programming and Communications [email protected] [email protected] If you would like to be a sponsor of either event please contact Joey Schiff at [email protected] or Erika Eskowitz at [email protected] YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE Summer Learning Program Summer Learning Program Shiva Asar B’Tamuz PRE-TISHA B’AV ZOOM LECTURE SERIES SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 2021 Kingdoms of Jewish Exiles A TWO PART SERIES Tuesday Evening, July 6 & 13 8:30 PM WITH Elana Kaplan Rabbi Efrem Goldberg Museum Educator, Following Mincha at 7:55 Metropolitan Museum of Art Maariv to follow at 8:55 Zoom Meeting ID: 980 3243 6809 for Men & Women Password: YIW2021 in the JKMMS BACK BY Sponsored by POPULAR Jodi & David Pollack and family DEMAND אליעזר בן שלמה ,in memory of Louis Pollack י”ח תמוז whose Yarzheit is on YIW YIW For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER P: 516.295.0950 | [email protected] RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER P: 516.295.0950 | [email protected] 859 PENINSULA BOULEVARD | WOODMERE, NY 11598 859 PENINSULA BOULEVARD | WOODMERE, NY 11598 YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE Summer Learning Program Summer Learning Program Morning Shiurim Mid-Morning Learning TUESDAY, JULY 6 - THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 THURSDAY MORNING SUNDAY MORNING 11:30 AM 9:15 AM Rabbi Daniel Mehlman Rabbi Moshe Sokoloff Zoom ID: 879 5249 2841 Password: RDM (case sensitive) Gemeara Shiur Explorations to the Weekly Parsha TUESDAY MORNING 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Afternoon Shiurim Rabbi Shay Schachter Zoom Meeting ID: 980 3243 6809 Password: YIW2021 TUESDAY AFTERNOON 5:00 PM Rabbi Eliyahu Wolf Life Lessons from Pirkei Avos Zoom Meeting ID: 183 891 455 THURSDAY MORNING 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Halacha Shiur Mrs. Michal Horowitz Zoom Meeting ID: 980 3243 6809 Password: YIW2021 Between Mincha/ Maariv Insights into the Weekly Parsha Rabbi Dr. Aaron Glatt SUNDAY - THURSDAY YIW YIW For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER P: 516.295.0950 | [email protected] RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER P: 516.295.0950 | [email protected] 859 PENINSULA BOULEVARD | WOODMERE, NY 11598 859 PENINSULA BOULEVARD | WOODMERE, NY 11598 YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE Summer Learning Program Summer Learning Program Weekly Night Shiurim HHALACHAALACHA SHIURSHIUR RABBI BASIL HERRING By Rabbu Moshe Sokofloff EDITOR OF THE RCA SIDDUR Tuesday Evenings | 8:30 PM Hillel Pinewski Youth Wing July 10 | פרשת מטות-מסעי MMESILLASESILLAS YESHARIMYESHARIM Shabbos Afternoon at 7:00 pm By Rabbi Eliyahu Wolf Tuesday Evenings | 9:00 - 9:30 PM Meeting ID: 896 7297 5323 Passcode: YIW GGEMARAEMARA AAVODAHVODAH ZZARAARA SSHIURHIUR By Rabbi Dr, Aaron Glatt Tuesday Evenings | 9:10 PM Zoom Meeting ID: 814 8081 5097 | Password: RAG PPARSHASARSHAS HHASHAVUAASHAVUA & IINYANEINYANEI DD’YOMA’YOMA By Rabbi Daniel Glatstein Introducing Wednesday Evenings | 8:30 PM Leon Mayer Bais Medrash the New RCA Siddur PPARSHAARSHA SSHIURHIUR By Rabbu Moshe Sokoloff Insights and Wednesday Evenings | 8:40 PM Hillel Pinewski Youth Wing highlights into *meets every other week the framework SSEMICHASEMICHAS CCHAVERHAVER SSHIURHIUR By Rabbi Shay Schachter of the siddur Wednesday Evenings | 8:45 PM Joseph K. Miller Main Shul YIW YIW For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER P: 516.295.0950 | [email protected] RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER P: 516.295.0950 | [email protected] 859 PENINSULA BOULEVARD | WOODMERE, NY 11598 859 PENINSULA BOULEVARD | WOODMERE, NY 11598 YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE Summer Learning Program Summer Learning Program DR. MOSHE SOKOL DEAN, TOURO’S LANDER COLLEGE FOR MEN Shabbos Afternoon IN CONVERSATION WITH Pre-Mincha Shiur RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER FOR MEN & WOMEN AS THEY DISCUSS “THE SNAKE OF THE Practical Hilchos Shabbos MOUTH OF THE CAVE” with Rabbi Shay Schachter TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 10 | 8:15 PM July 31 @ 7:00 pm | פרשת עקב IN THE LEON MAYER BEIS MEDRASH Dr. Sokol has unearthed universal and timeless messages from August 7 @ 7:00 pm | פרשת ראה .aggadic stories that will resonate with anyone The Talmud is well known for its complex legal texts and showcase their timeless messages discussions and halachic discourse. Yet the Tal- and relevance to our modern day struggles. mud also contains a large amount of aggada, The Aggadah narratives contain dramatic ex- | August 14 @ 7:00 pm פרשת שופטים non-halakhic teachings about theology, ethics, plorations of human nature revolving around a spirituality, psychology, health, and many other common theme: the repercussions of living a topics. This fascinating material has not merited deeply principled life. Rabbi Dr. Sokol unpacks the same amount of scholarly attention over the the complex ways in which human nature, past centuries as has the halachic portion, and its experiences and future hopes shape diffi cult riches are waiting to be mined. moral choices. In his new book The Snake at the Mouth of the Rabbi Dr. Sokol is well suited to explore this top- Cave, Rabbi Dr. Moshe Sokol offers eye-opening ic. He brings decades of experience as Dean of studies of eight aggadic stories in the Talmud Touro’s Lander College for Men, and Rabbi of the from the perspective of both a Talmudic and Yavneh Minyan of Flatbush. He holds a PhD in literary scholar. He draws on classical rabbinic Philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania, commentaries, contemporary scholarship, and where he was a Thyssen Foundation Research insights from psychology, literature, philosophy Fellow, and received semicha from the Israel To- and history to shed new light on these ancient rah Research Institute (ITRI). YIW YIW For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER P: 516.295.0950 | [email protected] RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER P: 516.295.0950 | [email protected] 859 PENINSULA BOULEVARD | WOODMERE, NY 11598 859 PENINSULA BOULEVARD | WOODMERE, NY 11598 YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE YOUNG ISRAEL OF WOODMERE Summer Learning Program Summer Learning Program Tisha B’av Program Motzoei Shabbos, July 17 | 9:05pm Maariv followed by Eicha and Kinos Saul Kaufmann Social Hall & Moshe Soshtain Bais Medrash Motzoei Shabbos, July 17 | 9:40pm Maariv followed by Eicha and Kinos Joseph K. Miller Main Shul and Outdoor Sukkah Plaza Rabbi Shay Schachter will learn through the Churban Gemaros in Maseches Gittin immediately following the 9:40pm reading of Eicha. Nusach Sfard House | Open to men and women Sunday, July 18 - Tisha B’av Shacharis: 5:14am (Vasikin) with Kinos by Joel Steinmetz, Steven Wagner and Stuart Wagner 7:00am with Kinos led by Rabbi Axelrod 8:45am with explanatory Kinos led by Rabbi Schachter and Rabbi Wolf concluding at Chatzos in the Hillel Pinewski Youth Wing Perek on the Lawn 9:15am with Kinos led by Rabbi Axelrod more information to follow Full Tisha B’Av video schedule to follow 2:45pm Tisha B’Av Shiurim Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation featuring Rabbi Yirzchak Sorotzkin, Rabbi 1:30pm Fishel Schachter and Rabbi Ephraim Shapiro Michal Horowitz Saul Kaufman Social Hall 4:30pm For Women Only Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation featuring Rabbi Moshe Weinberger, Rabbi 6:15pm Zecharia Wallerstein & Mr. Michael Rothchild Tisha B’Av Kumzitz An inspiring program of Torah and song for men and women 6:15pm led by Rabbi Axelrod & Yakov Hagler Tanur Shel Achnai and the Leon Mayer Bais Medrash Secret of Jewish Survival Tisha B’Av video by Aleph Beta with Mincha at 7:55pm, followed by a shiur by Rabbi Simon Wolf live introduction by Rabbi David Joseph K. Miller Main Shul Fohrman Chatzos: 1:00pm Mincha: 1:35pm, 3:00pm, 4:00pm, 5:00pm, 6:00pm, 6:45pm & 7:55pm Maariv: 8:45pm Fast Ends: 9:02pm YIW YIW For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact Perek on theRABBI SHAYLawn SCHACHTER is a project P: 516.295.0950 of | [email protected] RABBI SHAY SCHACHTER
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