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Shabbos Afternoon כב שבט תשע“ז פרשת יתרו February 18, 2017 Parshas Yisro Leil Shabbos Shabbos Day Shabbos Afternoon Candle Lighting 5:07 Early Minyan 7:25 Early Mincha 2:00 Mincha 5:15 Rabbi Cohen’s Gemora Parsha Shiur 8:15 4:30 After Shiur Kabbolas Shabbos mincha Eight Twenty Minyan 8:20 Mincha 5:00 After Carelbach Minyan Following Mincha Main Minyan 8:45 Shalosh Seudos Mincha Youth Minyan 9:00 Pirchei 8:00 Maariv 6:10 Youth Groups 9:15 Michtav M’Eliyahu Following Daf Hashavua Following the maariv until Dr. Yakov Weil Early Minyan Rabbi Shmuel Cohen 6:40 Sof zman Krias Shema 9:23 Father and Son Learning 7:20 Lomdos from the Parsha Following the Rabbi Menachem Rosenbaum Main Minyan Sponsorships Kiddush is not yet sponsored Shalosh Seudos is sponsored by: Mrs. Millie Prero on the occasion of the Yahrzeit of her mother-in-law, and by Mr. & Mrs Gavriel Prero in memory of his grandmother. Rabbi and Mrs. Sam Seleski on the occasion of the yahrtzeit of his grandmother. Stewart Sheinfeld Father and Son Learning— is sponsored by Rabbi and Mrs. Sam Seleski on the occasion of the yahrtzeit of his grandmother. Thank you to last week’s sponsors – Mr. & Mrs. Moti Ninio in memory of Moti’s father. Week of Learning— is sponsored by: Sheila Segall Illui Nishmas HaRav Eliezer ben Yaakov Z'l. Mazel Tov to: Bennie & Shulamis Weinfeld on the birth of a great-granddaughter to Efraim and Yael Weinfeld Condolences to: Yehuda Leib Ross on the loss of his father Howard Ross. Shiva will be at the Ross home 7141 N. Kedzie through Thursday morning. Shacharis 8am, Mincha/Maariv 5:15pm .who is in need of a refuah shleimah גדליה דוב בן פרל שליט“א,Please continue to say tehillim and daven for Harav Gedalia Dov Schwartz, shlita .בתוך שאר חולי ישראל May he be zoche to a refuah shleimah Announcements We want thank all of the participants who competed in this year’s cholent cook-off last shabbos. The turnout and Yeshurun’s paint night is THIS MOTZAI SHABBOS — Doors response from congregants was terrific. Open at 7:30pm for buffet, painting is at 8:00pm. Cholent chefs presented all their cooking skills and innovative flavors for all to try. We look Rabbi Cohen will be giving the final shiur for men titled “What forward to the next competition--and if you happens in the office doesn’t stay in the office” Thursday Feb have suggestions for categories, let us know! 23 at 9:15-10:00pm followed by Maariv. This final shiur will Kudos to our competitors (special ingredients discuss what our approach to parnasa should be. (No tapes will listed) be allowed). Saul Weiner (Bay Leaves and Garlic) Sara Zuckerbraun (replace beans with fresh Rabbi Cohen will be continuing the Tuesday night series for mushrooms) women on Megillas Esther at 7:30pm. Subsequent shiurim will Gabriel Prero (Garlic Sausage) be February 21, 28 and March 7. The Arnets (Quinoa) Rachel Katzman (Vegetarian cholent, 13 bean soup mix) Pirchei will be at 8:00-9:00pm Friday night. Boys who come on Masked Cholent Maker (Confidential) time will be entered into a raffle for Slurpee's. Cholent will be Adas Yeshurun/Carlos (House recipe) served. (Pirchei will also be having a special President’s Day Many thanks to Elie Fliegelman for organizing the cook-off. activity. ) See Below This will be the last week for the 6pm maariv until after the Shul Announcements time change when it will become a mincha. Please come if you can and be mechazek the minyan. The Shul maintains a cholim list that is updated monthly. To submit a name go to www.adasyeshurun.com/cholim Two Weeks away– The Mrs. Selma Klein Chicago Choshen אשרי מי שבא לכאן ותלמודו בידו"" This week’s Daf Yomi says Mishpat Kollel Evening of Chizuk. Sunday Feb. 26. This year Your Learning will go the Next Level when you take notes and write there will be concurrent lectures for men and women by Rabbi down chiddushim. The Shul has a limited number of new Yeshurun Michel and Rebbitzin Feige Twerski. Notebooks. These notebooks are available in the bais medrash during the week. Please send comments regarding the new announcement format to [email protected] The Shul maintains a calendar of upcoming Simchas through 2023. If you would like to add your Simcha to the calendar, please call the office 773-465-2288. Community Announcements Pirchei will be having their last week of swimming at the JCC with Tuvia Goldstein on Sunday 2/19 from 4-5pm. Boys from Yeshurun can swim for free. Pirchei is having a special President’s Day Program for boys 3rd through 8th grade. Monday Feb. 20 at 9:00 am at Yeshurun for davening, breakfast and learning. Buses will be taking the boys roller skating . Buses returning at 3:00pm . Program is Free. For more Photo of the week: information please call Nochi at 773-612-3355 Rabbi Cohen speaking to the 8th grade at Hillel Torah about Choshen Mishpat this past Wednesday Bnos Tzion, a place for young To download this week's newsletter "The Special Status of the Ten women from all different backgrounds to learn, grow, and connect Commandments: A Halachic Discussion” go to www.adasyeshurun.com/ together. adoptakollel Next Shiur– Sunday 8:00pm To discuss your Adopt A Kollel Pledge please speak to one of our gabboim; Mrs. Faith Neuman will be speaking about Happiness Rabbi Ari Strulowitz, Aharon Wulkan or Yakov Gutkin or email For more information and archives of past shiurim see [email protected]. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Chevra Shas Weekdays Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. 22 Feb. 23 Feb. 24 Daf Hashavua 5:50a 5:55a 5:55a 5:50a 5:55a Sunday—Rabbi Zev Cohen 7:15 6:45a 6:45a 6:45a 6:45a 6:45a 6:45a -8:00am Shacharis 8:00a 7:15a 7:15a 7:15a 7:15a 7:15a Mon-Fri . - Rabbi Noah Baron 9:00a 8:00a 8:00a 8:00a 8:00a 8:00a 7:35-8:30am Mon–Fri.— Rabbi Yechiel Rabbi Israel Prero z”l 7:15a 6:00a 6:00a 6:00a 6:00a 6:00a Pisem 7:45– 8:00am Daf Yomi 8:15p 8:15p 8:15p 8:15p 8:15p Shabbos—Dr. Yakov Weil Following 7:25 minyan Earlier 12:34p 12:34p 12:34p 12:34p 12:34p 12:34p Daf Hayomi Mincha 2:30p 2:30p 2:30p 2:30p Rabbi Israel Prero z”l Shiur Rabbi Gedaliah Dov Mincha/ 5:15p 5:15p 5:15p 5:15p 5:15p 5:25p Schwartz Shlit”a Maariv (temporarily given by Rabbi Shlomo Rosen) 6:00p 6:00p 6:00p 6:00p Sunday 7:15-8:00am Additional 8:15p 8:15p 8:15p 8:15p Mon-Fri. 6:00-6:45am 9:30p Maariv 9:30p 9:30p 9:30p 9:30p ____________ Rabbi David Brand 10:00p 10:00p 10:00p 10:00p Sun-Thurs. 8:20-9:00 Motzai Shabbos 7:15 .
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