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Serving the Communities of Northern New Jersey vwwc Holiday Celebrations Moms and Kids Baking Events Chanukah Celebrations for Adults Kids Holiday Celebrations Community Gala CETT Hebrew School Lag Ba’omer Celebration Community Gala Holidays with Women’s JTeens Mommy and Me Night Out Fair Lawn Jewish Day Camp 777 30-02 Fair Lawn Avenue Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 5 2016-2017 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Serving the Communities of EВРЕЙСКИЙ КАЛЕНДАРЬ Northern New Jersey 5777 The Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the seventh leader Your Partnership with us in the Chabad-Lubavitch dynasty, is considered to have been the most phenomenal means a strong Jewish future for Jewish personality of modern times. To hundreds of thousands of followers and millions of sympathizers and admirers around the world, he was - and still is, your children and grandchildren. despite his passing - “the Rebbe,” undoubtedly, the one individual more than any other, singularly responsible for stirring the conscience and spiritual awakening of world Jewry. BECOME A PARTNER The Rebbe’s simple and fundamental message always was and still is: What have IN PRIDE TODAY! you done today to help another Jew, materially and spiritually! Dear Friends, We are pleased to present you with the new Bris Avrohom of Fair Lawn Community Calendar & Program Guide for the year 5777 (2016/2017). We are your center for everything Jewish, whatever your need may be, do not hesitate to contact us. Our ever popular holiday celebrations will enable you and your family to celebrate the Jewish holidays in style, with fun and educational ideas helping to make Judaism relevant to our youth. Our Torah classes will give you a second opinion on any subject or matter you may be dealing with, and our holiday programs will allow you to celebrate your Jewish pride with your family and friends. Our fun Hebrew School and Day Camp will fill your children with an educated sense of what it means to be Jewish and our synagogue services will give you the opportunity to pray, be inspired, and experience spirituality. From baby celebrations to weddings and after life services including Kaddish and unveiling, we are here for you and help create a meaningful and memorable experience. We are here to help you and serve you, and look forward to seeing you soon! INCLUDED IN ALL PARTNERSHIP LEVELS: The Torah teaches that all Jews are one family. On behalf of Bris Avrohom of Fair Lawn’s partners, staff, and u High Holiday seats volunteers we would like to extend gratitude to all those who are active members of this family, and a warm u Admission to all holiday events, 2016/2017 schedule: hand and an open door to those who would like to explore the possibilities of what Jewish life has to offer. • Family Sukkos Party • Adult Chanukah Party We encourage you to visit our website www.JewishFairLawn.org for more information about how Bris • Chanukah Kids Wonderland Avrohom of Fair Lawn can enhance your experience of Jewish life. • Purim Kids Party Best Wishes, • Purim Adults Party • Passover Seder for Adults Rabbi Berel & Leah Zaltzman - Senior Rabbi and Rebbetzin • Passover Seder for families with children Rabbi Mendel & Elke Zaltzman - Directors • Lag Ba’Omer Outdoor Family BBQ Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky - Executive Director u Dedication page in the Community Gala Journal u Up to $100 off Hebrew School tuition per family u 15% off Bar/Bat Mitzvah lessons This calendar is published by: u Up to $100 off Day Camp tuition per family BRIS AVROHOM OF FAIR LAWN u Holidays with Mommy and Me 30-02 Fair Lawn Avenue, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 u Tel: 201-791-7200 I www.JewishFairLawn.org Fridays for Families events For more info and to sign up visit www.Facebook.com/BrisAvrohomFairLawn u Women’s Circle Events www.JewishFairLawn.org/Partnership u Kaballah Courses call 201.791.7200 With appreciation to our PARTNERS IN PRIDE Alex Ablin Mark & Gina Reyn Oren Abuhasira Alexander & Polina Rodov Art & Alla Ayzerov Irene Hendrick Sergey & Inessa Rome Joseph & Margaret Barenboim Boris & Bella Kavalerchik Michael & Julia Rotenberg Gregory & Angelica Barinberg Michael & Marianna Kliger Leonid & Natalia Rozov Igor & Inna Berin Dimitry & Polina Kogan Michael & Lena Rozov Mordechai & Avital Borin Pinny & Milla Krasnopolsky Eric & Inna Rubin Alex Buz Alex & Tatyana Kravtsov Jeff & Millana Sarnov Rouslan Chmigelski & Ludmila Spector Konstantine & Elizabeth Kuperman Alex & Galina Shapiro Avsey & Betty Diner Alfred & Maria Lerman Israel & Udita Shapiro Alex & Galina Dubinsky Moisey & Zhanna Levit Michael & Mimi Shepper Igor & Inna Dyadyuk Chaim Littman Avrohom & Esther Shevchuk Yelena Einhorn Simon & Rachel Livshin Boris & Lucy Shnayder Aleksandr & Irina Fleytekh Robert & Mariya Lyubman Alexander Shtukater & Tatyana Lomberg Isaac & Raisa Fox Yoni & Rina Mazor Mikhail & Nina Shukhat Michael & Yelena Frisher Yan Meblin & Julia Starobinets Raymond & Jane Sidler Meir & Dana Gabay Aron & Anna Meisher Gary & Rita Sine Serge & Marina Gabovich Yuriy Melnikov & Polina Dubinsky Edward & Regina Sklyar Michael & Ludmila Gandelman Yakov & Sofya Nayer Yakov & Malvina Suslensky Gary & Elena Gazarkh Dmitry & Gita Notkin Zinoviy & Ludmila Tokar Tamir & Dana Gerber Konstantin & Maria Orman Alan & Sharon Waller Oleg & Lelya Gokhman Abram & Bela Pinchevsky Alex & Anna Yagyaev Dov & Tanya Goldman Alexander & Marya Prazdnik Peter & Sofya Yagyaev Gary Gorodokin & Larisa Kayserman Tanya Rabaev Rabbi Berel & Leah Zaltzman David & Karina Granin Gary Radchik & Diana Grinberg Rabbi Mendel & Elke Zaltzman Michael & Olga Gurevich Anatoly & Natalya Rekhtman Henry & Adelina Zurkovsky Michael & Inna Gutnikov Mark & Galina Rekhtman Walter & Esther Zurkovsky To find out more about your partnership with us, call our office at 201.791.7200 or visit us at www.JewishFairLawn.org/Partnership SEPTEMBER/СЕНТЯБРЬ 2016 We invite you to join us for the AV/ELUL 5776 HIGH HOLIDAYS ELUL Rosh Hashanah: October 2 - 4 The Month of Reflection and Action Yom Kippur: October 11 - 12 Elul is the twelfth and final month in the Jewish calendar. It is a month that connects the past year with the coming year; a time when we reflect on where we stand and where we should be going. THE KING IN CETT THE FIELD! The month of Elul is compared to a HEBREWWhere Judaism SCHOOL comes alive! time when the king is met by the people out in the field; no need for formalities SUNDAYS: 10AM - 12:30PM or protocol, as in the city. The Shofar BOYS AND GIRLS AGES 3 - 13 serves as a spiritual wake-up call, FIRST DAY: SEPTEMBER 11 a preparation for Rosh Hashanah. We traditionally blow the Shofar every Reserve seats online at www.JewishFairLawn.org weekday of the month of Elul. Seats are complimentary for Partners in Pride Register today at www.JewishFairLawn.org/Cett CHAI ELUL Elul 18 (September 21) • Birthday of the Baal Shem Tov (1698-1760), founder of the Chassidic movement, known for his boundless love for every Jew. • Birthday of the Alter Rebbe, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi (1745-1812), founder of Chabad Chassidism. • Passing of the Maharal of Prague MOMS AND KIDS CHALLAH BAKING HIGH HOLIDAYS WITH MOMMY AND ME (1512-1609), a great luminary of SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Jewish Law and Mysticism. Make your own delicious challah with step by step instructions High Holiday music, movement, and crafts for your little ones Reserve your spot today at www.JewishFairLawn.org Reserve your spot today at www.JewishFairLawn.org BRIS AVROHOM OF FAIR LAWN | 30-02 Fair Lawn Ave. | Fair Lawn | NJ 07410 Tel: (201) 791-7200 | www.JewishFairLawn.org | www.Facebook.com/BrisAvrohomFairLawn SUNDAY / ВОСКРЕСЕНЬЕ MONDAY / ПОНЕДЕЛЬНИК TUESDAY / ВТОРНИК WEDNESDAY / СРЕДА THURSDAY / ЧЕТВЕРГ FRIDAY / ПЯТНИЦА SHABBOS / ШАББОС ct jf ct yf ct k Av/Ав 28 1 Av/Ав 29 2 Av/Ав 30 3 New Moon: 1:56 (3 chalakim) AM RE’EH/РЕЕ Rosh Chodesh Candle lighting 7:08 pm Shabbos ends 8:07 pm kukt t kukt c kukt d kukt s kukt v kukt u kukt z Elul/Элул 1 4 Elul/Элул 2 5 Elul/Элул 3 66 Elul/Элул 4 7 Elul/Элул 5 8 Elul/Элул 6 9 Elul/Элул 7 10 SHOFTIM/ШОФТИМ Rosh Chodesh Labor Day Candle lighting 6:57 pm Shabbos ends 7:54 pm kukt j kukt y kukt h kukt th kukt ch kukt dh kukt sh Elul/Элул 8 11 Elul/Элул 9 12 Elul/Элул 10 13 Elul/Элул 11 14 Elul/Элул 12 15 Elul/Элул 13 16 Elul/Элул 14 17 KI SEITZEI/КИ СЕЙЦЕЙ First Day of Hebrew School Candle lighting 6:45 pm Shabbos ends 7:42 pm kukt uy kukt zy kukt zh kukt jh kukt yh kukt f kukt tf Elul/Элул 15 18 Elul/Элул 16 19 Elul/Элул 17 20 Elul/Элул 18 21 Elul/Элул 19 22 Elul/Элул 20 23 Elul/Элул 21 24 KI SAVO/КИ CАВО Shabbos Slichos Hebrew School Moms and Kids Challah Baking Candle lighting 6:33 pm Shabbos ends 7:30 pm kukt cf kukt df kukt sf kukt vf kukt uf kukt zf Elul/Элул 22 25 Elul/Элул 23 26 Elul/Элул 24 27 Elul/Элул 25 28 Elul/Элул 26 29 Elul/Элул 27 30 Make an online Hebrew School DONATION TODAY!! High Holidays with Mommy and Me Candle lighting 6:21 pm www.JewishFairLawn.org/Donate SEPTEMBER/СЕНТЯБРЬ 2016 • Av/Elul 5776 Candle lighting blessings inside back page OCTOBER/OKTЯБРЬ 2016 ELUL 5776/TISHREI 5777 SIMCHAS TORAH ROSH HASHANAH DANCING Tishrei 1 - 2 (October 2 - 4) in the Streets • We renew our acceptance of G-d’s MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 sovereignty over the universe at large and over each of us in particular. Join the community for this joyous holiday, • Light holiday candles on both nights of Family dancing with the Torahs on Fair Lawn Avenue Rosh Hashanah. • Eat symbolic foods: apple in honey Enjoy a festive buffet dinner! & head of a fish on first day, and SUKKOS PARTY pomegranate on second day.
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