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Congregation Zera Abraham Volume XVIV, No Congregation Zera Abraham Volume XVIV, No. 02 Shabbos Parshas Ha’azinu • 13 Tishrei • September 22nd Succos • 15-23 Tishrei • September 17 – October 2nd * Please remember to repeat Krias Shema.* Friday Night Minyan Chofetz Chaim), Dovid Rosskamm (HaRav Moshe Feinstein), Rabbi This Week: Parshas Ha’azinu, September 22nd Chaim Sher (HaRav Moshe Aharon Stern and HaRav Elya Lopian), Candlelighting (Earliest, 18 minutes): 5:43, 6:41 Rabbi Raphael Schnall (The Steipler Gaon and Harav Shmuel Mincha: 6:46 Birnbaun), Rabbi Aharon Boruch Kagan (HaRav Shmuel Eherenfeld, Matesdorfer Rav), Rabbi Two Minyanim for Weekday Binyomin Seligman (Harav Maariv Elazar Menachem Man Shach Following Mincha at the z’man, and and HaRav Yonason at 8:30. Eibeshutz), R’ Yisroel Yanez (HaRav Nosson Tzvi Finkel, Membership Drive Mirrer Rosh HaYeshiva and Your membership letter should have HaRav Avrohom Pam), Rabbi arrived in your mailbox. If you have Daniel Krausz (HaRav Nosson not received one please contact any Tzvi Finkel, Alter of Slobodka), board member. If you currently pay Mendel Herskowitz (HaRav on auto pay or credit card we will Elchonon Wasserman), Rabbi continue to bill you at your current Yehoshua Hoffman (The Vilna rate unless you inform us otherwise Gaon), Rabbi Moshe Chaim (to increase it!). This year we will be Chill (HaRav Yaakov making special effort to increase our Galinsky), Rabbi Dovid membership income. Please feel Sebbag (HaRav Nissim free to discuss this with any board Rebibo and Rabbi Zecharia member, as if you don't find us, we Gelley), R’ Nathan Witzum will be finding you. (HaRav Moshe Twerski), Yossi Isaacson (HaRav Shmuel Condolences Kamenetzky), Aharon We express our heartfelt Pomerantz (HaRav Sholom condolences to Mrs. Devorah Kamenetsky), Rabbi Yitzy Gladstone upon the loss of her Melamed (The Taz). father, Harry Arkin. Mrs. Gladstone Look for our annual can be reached at 011-972-58-771- commemorative Succos poster 6751 or [email protected]. May of the Gedolim presented this the Gladstone family be comforted year. V’Chol Zechusum Yagen among the mourners of Tzion and Aleinu. Yerushalaim. Second Weekday Aniyei Ircha Appeal Shachris Thank you for your generous pledge There will be a second minyan for Shachris beginning Wednesday, toward the Aniyei Ircha Fund appeal. Monies may be given to Rabbi Motzoai Yom Kippur through Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan. On Rosskamm, R’ Boruch Baxman or to the Rov. Thursday morning, Motzoai Yom Kippur the minyan will begin 5 Night Seder minutes early at 7:55 a.m. All other days the 2nd Shachris begins at 8:00. The Night Seder for Bochurim has begun with an excellent start. Chol HaMoed and For 7th and 8th Grade Bochurim, every night from 7:45 to 8:30. There Hoshana Raba Vasikin is a separate nightly shiur for each Minyan grade. On some nights there are Chap arein a Minyan K’Vasikin special activities, on Thursday night each morning of Chol HaMoed - Chulent. For more information, and Hoshana Raba. Times please speak with Rabbi Polter at posted below. 303-359-4839 or Rabbi Chaim Abrams 303-667-9565. Chol HaMoed Breakfast & Learn Seder and Shiur! Erev Shabbos Shir For All Men and Bochurim. Each HaShirim for Bochurim and day of Chol HaMoed, Men Wednesday, Thursday and Continuing this Erev Shabbos, Friday following the 8:00 come to the Shul for the recitation Shachris, come enjoy a delicious of Shir HaShirim led by Rabbi breakfast in the Shul succah, Yonason Cohen. Start off your followed by a Seder and a Shiur. Shabbos with inspired expression Feel the power of Chol HaMoed of the closeness and love of by infusing it with a strong seder Hashem Yisborach and Klal first thing in the morning! Seder Yisroel. Each bochur that attends 10:00-10:45. Shiur 10:45. will receive a treat. For more Shiurim topics, presenters and information, please speak with Marei Mekomos will be posted. Rabbi Cohen at 720-272-6490. Wednesday- Moreinu Rosh HaYeshiva Rav Kagan Meoros Hagedolim Thursday- Rabbi Eli Krausz Friday- Rabbi Raphael Schnall Program Yaasher Koach to all those who Shul Simchas Bais have made this year’s Meoros HaGedolim season a spectacular Hasho'eva Thursday success. Rabbi Eli Krausz (The Night/Likras Shabbos Siyum use on computers, laptops, phones, etc. TAG advises on computer All are invited to join and be m’sameach at the ZA Simchas Bais choices, gaming devices, MP3s etc. The office installs and Hashoeva to take place in the Shul, on the 1st night of Chol maintains filtering and monitoring software on your computer Hamoed, Thursday night, starting after Maariv at about 7:00 p.m.- (usually remotely.) Please bear in mind that there is a great deal of 8:00 pm. Featuring Divrei Torah, knowledge and personalized settings for applications for Music and dancing, cotton technological solutions. A self candy, and the Likras Shabbos installed filter should not be Siyum and distribution of prizes. relied upon. All are encouraged Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. to discuss their particular setup Boruch and Rivka Baxman. with Rabbi Berkowitz. Mazel Tov to last year’s Applications are for TAG participants in the Likras services are available from Shabbos Program upon their Rabbi Berkowitz or the Rov or completion of the Halachos of may be found in the Shul Borer. vestibule. This is a FREE service provided by the Shul. In conjunction with the Shul Simchas Bais HaShoeva on TAG Alert Chol Hamoed, there will a siyum It is strongly recommended for the Bochurim, and a not to upgrade your phone to distribution of prizes. the new iOS 12. This alert Hoshana Raba Night applies to all that have an iPhone/iPad and are using one Mishmar and Mishna of our FREE filtering options. Many Apple devices "תקרא את התורה Torah iPhones/iPads) are currently) הזאת" Now in its the 6th year! Join receiving an automatic official together in the Shul for an all update for the newer Apple iOS night learning Mishmar on Leil version 12. Due to many Hoshana Raba, Motzoai changes Apple has implemented Shabbos Chol Hamoed. Starting in this update, we discovered at 11:00 pm. Excellent that unfortunately the update can refreshments and soft drinks will cause issues to the filtering be provided. For information settings & in some cases leave and/or chavrusos, please speak the device unfiltered. We advise with Rabbi Shlomo Kurtz. (With NOT to accept this update until enough interest, the Mishmar will further notice. In addition it is be followed by a Vasikin recommended to make sure Minyan.) Automatic updates are turned off for the device. Simchas Torah Expedited Schedule In order to facilitate an enjoyable Hakafos, and also allow for ample Shatnez Checking time to enjoy the rest of the Yom Tov day, the following Due to the expected high volume as the Yomim Tovim approach, arrangements are in place. please make sure to have any garments which need to be checked Shacharis time: Shacharis will begin at 8:00 a.m. (not 8:30). This is for shatnez, dropped off at least a week and a half before they are a good time to remind everyone to prepare a written list of needed. Any garments dropped off after that date, cannot be individuals for whom they wish to make an Aliyah Mishebarach, to guaranteed to be ready before Yom Tov. Please plan accordingly. If help conserve time when the opportunity arises. you have questions, please call Rabbi Avrohom Berkowitz at 303.573.0602. Kiddush: The annual Simchas Torah Kiddush will be expedited. The Hakafos will resume 10 minutes Attention Women and after kiddush begins, with the refreshments remaining for all to Girls enjoy throughout the duration of Please join us for the the hakafos. Nineteenth Annual Series of Aliyos: After Hakafos there will Shabbos M'Vorchim Diveri be only five aliyos lained, with Kol Torah. The first one will take HaNearim, Chosson Torah and place, I"H, Shabbos Bereishis, Chassan Bereishis, which will be October 6, 2:45pm, at Zera sold at auction. All men and boys Abraham. The speaker will be who wish to receive an aliyah will Mrs Rachel Goldbaum. K'Siva V'Chasima Tova to everyone. have opportunity during the hakafos. Starting during the Attention Bochurim! fourth hakafa, there will be another laining in the Ezras Erev Shabbos Likras Nashim. Shabbos Learning Neilas HaChag Program The Neilas HaChag will take Starting after Succos, the place on Simchas Torah after nationally acclaimed program, Mincha. We are fortunate to have Kinyan Shabbos, will be the Neilas HaChag addressed by starting once again. With this phenomenal program for boys שמעו ותחי .Rabbi Eli Krausz Please bring your extra in grades 6-8, through נפשכם! packaged Yom Tov food with a illustrated seforim which will be Vaad approved hechsher. yours to keep, nosh, prizes and weekly raffles, you will gain an Succah Tour excellent and enjoyable Mr. and Mrs. Gallard invite the understanding of Hilchos children of the Kehillah to their Shabbos. The program is run Succah at Beth Jacob Dorm. by Rabbi Avrohom Berkowitz There is something new to see and will take place each Erev this year! Don’t forget to bring at Shabbos from Succos through least one of your parents. Adults Shavuos for 1/2 hour before are also welcome on their own. mincha/kabbalas Shabbos. On Yomtov, please knock. On Due to a very generous Chol HaMoed please call ahead. Something new this year! Chag anonymous donation the entire program is free, including all Sameach! materials. For more information please speak to Rabbi Berkowitz or the Rov. Denver TAG (Technology Awareness Group) ספר מטעמי זרע אברהם B’ezras Hashem, the Denver TAG (Technology Awareness Group) Parsha Delight and office has been heavily used over since its opening three years ago.
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