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Shomrei Torah Shabbat Re’Eh - Shabbat Rosh Chodesh 30Av, 5776 / September 2-3, 2016 Shomrei Torah Shabbat Re’eh - Shabbat Rosh Chodesh 30Av, 5776 / September 2-3, 2016 Benjamin Yudin, Rabbi Parsha/Haftorah: Artscroll: 998/1208 The Living Torah: 924/1264 Hertz: 799/944 Andrew Markowitz, Associate Rabbi Pirkei Avot - Perek 5 Shabbat Schedule MAZAL TOV Erev Shabbat - September 2nd Jane Kovel on the marriage of her son David Berman, to Avital Gershon of Wesley Hills. Early Mincha 5:55pm Emma and Jeff Lebowitz on the marriage of their daughter Sara to Meir Gross from Teaneck. Welcome to Early Candle Lighting 6:10pm the entire Gross family, who are visiting with us this Shabbat. Candle Lighting 7:08pm Liesel Schloss on the birth of a great grandson born to her grandchildren Elli and Estee Friedman. Pam and Yisrael Simchi on the birth of a granddaughter to their children Tziona and Roni Simchi. Mincha 7:13pm Shabbat - September 3rd HAKARAT HaTOV Morning Kiddush upstairs is sponsored by Sof Z’man Kriyat Sh’ma 9:41am Youth minyan kiddush is sponsored by Caren and Howard Eisenstadter, in honor of the young men Daf Yomi - Bava Kama 95 8:00am and women who are spending the year in Israel, including Yael Berger, Sam Eisenstadter, Sarah Eisen- Shacharit stadter, Zev Jarashow, and Netanel Arussy. Beit Medrash 8:00am Ba’al Kriah Upstairs - Akiva Berger Shiur by Rabbi Wallace Greene: Ba’alei Kriah Downstairs - Gideon Bannett, Jerome Gans, Covey Schnipper “Transgender Issues in Halakha” Last week's security volunteers: Shachar Avraham, Yehoshua Friedman, Oren Hiller Main Shul 8:45am Special thanks to Leah Bien, Michael Glass, Simi Maline and Faye and Leon Zharnest for their invalua- Downstairs 9:00am ble help, support and encouragement.in the successful completion of this year’s Yizkor Booklet project. May the neshamos of all those memorialized in the Yizkor booklet have an aliyah. May they be a meilitz yosher Shabbat Afternoon for their families, our community and all of K'lal Yisroel May we all be zoche to the coming of mashiach Perek in the Park- Juniors only 5:00pm speedily in our days. Sisterhood Rosh Chodesh Shiur 5:30pm Pre-Mincha Shiur 6:05pm CONDOLENCES with Rabbi Markowitz Rachel Krich, on the passing of her grandfather, Clyde Fox. Mincha 6:55pm Phil Lerner, on the passing of his mother, Mrs. Rose Lerner. Shiva will be observed at the Lerner home, 15- Dvar Torah at Seudah Shelishit 18 Ellis Ave., Fair Lawn, through Friday. with Leon Zharnest Shabbat Ends 8:19pm BEIT MEDRASH SHABBATON AND GETTING TO KNOW YOU LUNCHEON Weekly Schedule September 4th - 9th Save the Date: Shabbat, Parshat Shoftim, September 24th: Beit Medrash Shabbaton and Getting to Sun. (Rosh Chodesh) Know You Luncheon: As we enter the fall and chaggim season it is only appropriate that we embrace our Shacharit 6:30,7:00,8:00am annual Getting to You Know Luncheon. After 3 years of rolling success, we are looking forward to another Mincha 2:00,7:00pm beginning of the year with a smash luncheon for the entire community, entertainment for all ages and divrei Ma’ariv 7:22, 9:00pm torah from our new BMP Fellows. To register visit www.shomrei-torah.org/gettingtoknowyou. Any questions, information please contact Zissel Garber ([email protected]) or Lillie Mentzel [email protected]) Shacharit Mon. (Labor Day) 6:30,7:00,8:00am 5777 HIGH HOLIDAY SEATS AVAILABLE NOW Tue., Wed. 5:55,6:30,7:45am Once again this year, seats for all three minyanim are being sold online and through the mail. If you choose Thurs. 5:45,6:30,7:45am to reserve seats, please complete your High Holiday reservation by Sunday, September 18th. All seats not Fri. 5:55,6:30,7:45am reserved and paid for by this date may not be listed on the seat charts in time for Rosh Hashana. If you did not reserve seats last year, or have a different need than last year, please indicate that when completing your Mincha reservation form. The seating committee will contact you if we have any questions or are unable to honor your Mon. 2:00pm, 7:00pm request. We also are requesting that you supply us with your e-mail address, as we will try to use e-mail as Tues. - Thurs. 7:00pm the primary means of confirming your requests and resolving issues. To reserve seats visit www.shomrei- torah.org/hhseats or you can get a form in the box in the lobby, or use the form that was mailed to you. Once Maariv again we will be offering a minyan in the Beit Medrash for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Mon. - Thurs. 7:22pm, 9:00pm Erev Shabbat, September 9th REFUAH SHELAIMAH Batsheva bat Sara, Faiga bat Yita Rivka, Tzivia Rivka bat Naomi Chedvah, Jeff Packard (Chayim Zelig ben Sarah Parshat Shoftim Rivkah), Stuart Schochet (Shimon Yaakov HaKohen ben Chava Sheindel), Zvi Yerachmel ben Shaindel, Chana Early Mincha 5:45pm Tova bat Shoshana, Avichai ben Rivka, Henia bat Chaya Toba, Shlomo Eliyahu ben Fayala, Lea Rachel bat Leah, Miriam Perel bat Rochel, Aryeh Peretz ben Elke Gittel, Moshe Menachem ben Dvora, Amatzia Chaim ben Chedva Early Candle Lighting 6:00pm Malka, Yittel bat Shaina, Dovid Shimon ben Shayna Yenta, Yehuda Leib ben Rachel, Nachum ben Esther Fayga, Candle Lighting 6:56pm Gittel bat Baila, Zahava Aranka Golda bat Pessya, Orly bat Shaina, Shmuel Lippa ben Charna Leah, Yekutiel Aharon Hakohen ben Sara Gittel, Binyamin Moshe ben Netanella Rachel, Ezra Chuna ben Fayella, Malka bat Mincha 7:01pm Sara, Yisrael Yakov ben Devorah, Tzipora bat Chana, Talia Rachel bat Tamar Sarah, Chaim Yaakov Shmuel ben Shabbat, September 10th Tova Esther, Meir Leib ben Dina, Sima Leah bat Yechka.and Yosef Yitzchak ben Tziral. Shacharit 8:00,8:45,9:00am Sof Z’man Kriyat Sh’ma 9:43am PACHIM KETANIM FROM RABBI YUDIN: IN HONOR OF PARSHAT RE’EH—SHABBAT MEVARCHIM ELUL Mincha 6:44pm While we have to do them all, (mitzvot) each person should have their favorites. One of mine is found in this week’s parsha, namely, maaser sheini. The technical components of the mitzvah are that the Jewish farmer Bulletin sponsored by: in the first and second, fourth and fifth years of the seven year shmittah cycle, is to bring a second tenth of his Carol Weissmann produce, after he has giving trumah (2%) to Mr. Kohen and 1 tenth to Mr. Levy and he is to bring a second Re/Max Properties Select. tenth or the monetary value thereof to Yerushalayim. There he was to spend several days eating the produce and imbibing of the special holy environment of the Mikdash and Yerushalayim. It is an imposed vacation. Direct phone 201-390-6600 Incredible! No other constitution has an imposed vacation. On a personal note, Shevi and I and family are [email protected] spending this Shabbat in the Old City and wish it on all of you very soon. MS WALK - IT'S NOT TOO LATE! The MS Walk was Sunday, April 19, 2015! There is still time to support Sam Heller in the MS WALK! The NMSS helps people with multiple sclero- sis on a day to day basis. Please send your tax deductible checks to Sam Heller. SHIURIM SCHEDULE TORAH TUESDAY Fogelman Memorial Beit Medrash Learning - Chavruta Learning Mon - Torah Tuesday on August 30 was sponsored by Marilyn and Roy Barth, commemorating the yahrzeit of Simcha ben Natan . Thurs.: 8:00-10:00pm. Torah Tuesday on Thursday September 1 was sponsored by Sharon Torah Tuesday - Monday with Rabbi Yudin and Howard Nuer from 9:00 and Michael Glass in honor of the birthdays of Rabbi Yudin, Shelley Ger- AM to 10:15am; Tuesday and Thursday with Rabbi Yudin and Rabbi Mar- ber, Irwin Markow and Harold Wahl kowitz from 9:00am to 10:15am. Torah Tuesday on September 6, is sponsored by Sharon and Michael Monday 8:10pm - Shiur with Rabbi Yudin: Concepts from the Weekly Parsha. Glass in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of Morgan Jade, granddaughter of Myrna Tuesday- and Barry Gore. Tuesday 8:45pm– Topic on Tuesdays– With Rabbi M arkowitz Wednesday 12:45pm - Women’s shiur with Rabbi Yudin: on Sefer Hachinuch Torah Tuesday presents the 2016 Table Tennis Tournament Wednesday 8:45pm - shiur with Rabbi Markowitz . After having a great time last year and raising money for many different The Fogelman Memorial Beit Medrash Opening Event will be given charities, we are bringing back the Table Tennis Tournament. The Tour- at 8:15pm by Rabbi Mordechai Willig, Rosh Yeshiva at Y.U. He will speak nament is scheduled for Saturday night, November 19th. Contact Ari on the topic of Preparing for Rosh HaShanah in Halacha and Hash- Mayefsky at [email protected] for further details and to enroll to kafa. Cholent will be served after the 9pm Marriv. To sponsor this week or play. future weeks, please contact [email protected] Daf Yomi: Sun. after the 7am minyan; Mon. at 7:30pm; Tue. at 9:00pm. SCRIP NOTICE 9-11 REMEMBRANCE ON SHABBAT MORNING, SEPTMEMBER 10TH Scrip is an excellent way to support the Shul at no additional cost to Please join us on Shabbat, Parshat Shoftim as we show hakarat hatov to our you. Scrip can now be purchased online: shomrei-torah.org/scrip, and de very own Fair Lawn first-responders in a special 9-11 15th Anniversary Pro- -livered to your home. For more information contact Milty Frank: 201-916 gram. Mayor John Cosgrove, as well as members of Fair Lawn Police, Fire -9721 or [email protected], or David Heiser: 201-794-6760 or and Heavy Rescue Squads will be joining us.
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