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ק"ק בית אברהם יוסף BETH AVRAHAM YOSEPH OF TORONTO CONGREGATION THE JOSEPH AND FAYE TANENBAUM A Family Synagogue Emphasizing SYNAGOGUE CENTRE the Warmth of Torah Tradition BAYT WEEKLY BULLETIN
FRIDAY SCHEDULE - JANUARY 1st SHABBOS SCHEDULE –JANUARY 2nd
SHACHARIS (7:30, 8:00, 8:30, 9, 9:30,10:00 AM) CANDLE LIGHTING 4:33 PM LATEST SHEMA 10:07 AM SHKIA 4:51 PM LATEST SHACHARIS AMIDA 10:52 AM MINCHA/KABBOLAS SHABBOS 4:40 PM MINCHA/ MAARIV 4:35 PM SHKIA 4:53 PM HAVDALA 5:38 PM MAZEL TOV: Michael & Miriam Bendel and to Rabbi Dr. Shmuel and Simi Spiegel on the birth of a grandson, son of Rabbi Shmuel and Adinah Bendel. Mazel Tov to the great-grandmother, Mrs. Sylvia Spiegel. Eddy & Temima Cohen on the marriage of their daughter Reena to Avraham Cawthorpe son of Joseph Cawthorpe and Batsheva Winer. Mazel tov to the grandparents Dr. Harry & Helen Cohen and Jochanan and Sheba Sanders. Jordan & Vivian Max on the engagement of their son Ilan to Yarden Levy, daughter of Danny & Nurit Levy. Mazal Tov to the grandparents, Shirley Max z'l and Paul Max z'l, Sergio & Celina Han and Solomon and Aviva Levy z'l and Deena Deutsch z'l. Sue Oliver, Chaim and Mindy Oliver, on the marriage of their son Alexander Oliver to Rachel Tamar ["Rose"] Feldman, daughter of Hershel Feldman z"l and Malka Feldman in Israel. Mazel Tov as well to Alexander's grandmother, Sheila Oliver. Rabbi Dr Shmuel & Simi Spiegel, and Rabbi Dovid & Leah Bennett, on the recent wedding of their children, Ephraim Spiegel to Chani Bennett. Mazel Tov to the grandparents Mrs Sylvia Spiegel, Mrs. Rina Edery and Edward & Gilda Bennett. Bill & Miriam Webb and Alvin and Betty Cohen on the bat mitzvah of their granddaughter Chaya Bracha, daughter to Elliot and Shoshanah Cohen.
CONDOLENCES TO: The congregation extends condolences to: Alex & Marion Finkelstein and Avrom & Alison Finkelstein on the passing of their father, brother and brother in law, our beloved member, Mr. Jeffrey (Yaakov) Finkelstein, z"l. Arieh Tokayer, on the passing of his mother, Mrs. Judith Tokayer, z"l (Yehudit bat Ettie).
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Mara D’Asra Rabbi Daniel Korobkin Rabbi Emeritus Rabbi Baruch Taub President Jeffrey Brown THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE & ANNOUNCEMENTS DONATIONS: We are taking donations for online shiurim and event dedications. If you'd like to dedicate a shiur or event in memory or honor of a loved one, please click here or contact Avital Sandler at [email protected] and/or Shimon Szmuszkowicz [email protected]
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David & Shari Vodianoi, on the yartzheit of David's mother Chana Faiga Bas Dovid z"l and his grandfather Dovid ben Shmuel z"l. Miriam Piafsky, on the yahrzeit of Miriam's father, Yitzchak Meir ben Mendel z"l. Shmuel & Marla Figdor, on the yahrzeit of Shmuel`s mother, Chaya Sara Ruchama bat Yechiel Chaim. Kenneth & Sharon Green, on the yahrzeit of Sharon's late father, Paul Mintz, Yitzhak Pesach ben Shlomo haLevi, z"l. Susan Oliver, Chaim and Mindy Oliver, to celebrate the marriage of their son Alex Oliver to Rose Feldman of Jerusalem, Israel. Marty & Ester Collis, in memory of the yahrzeit of Ester Collis’s father, Schmuel ben Yehoshua Zecharia z"l and Marty Collis’s father Yaakov Tzvi ben Eliezer z"l.
Subscribe to BAYT on YouTube and enable notifications: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxHro53DYgHbFAuGEMAfpQQ Please share with your family and friends! PROGRAMS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Many of you have told me that you appreciate the weekly message. I simply have not had time to prepare a message this week. Please forgive. Wishing everyone a Good Shabbos, Shabbat Shalom. Jeffrey Brown
DVAR TORAH BY RABBI METZGER [email protected] Why is Yaakov the first person to bless and give blessings and a will to his descendants before his death? The Midrash (Breishit Rabbah 65:9) explains that Yaakov specifically requested that there be sickness in the world. Why? Because until that point people would simply pass away with no warning. Yaakov wanted to be able to rebuke and bless his sons shortly before he passed away, and if he didn’t get sick he would have no warning about when that would be. But why is being sick in bed close to death necessary to rebuke someone? The Sifrei Devarim gives four reasons - 1) so one doesn’t rebuke multiple times 2) so no one will be embarrassed by the rebuke 3) so there will be no hard feelings 4) so that the descendants will say goodbye peacefully. People often procrastinate and say “I’ll get around to it later,” “when I’m not so busy I’ll have time…” and with no clear deadline, people don’t seek to change or repent for their actions. Yaakov knew that seeing one’s own or a close relative’s mortality can change that perspective and allow people to accept the rebuke and change.
Weekly Halachah - R’ Mordechai Torczyner – [email protected]
What is hecha kedushah, and how is it conducted?
When time is short, or when it is unsafe to be together for an extended time, a minyan may abbreviate the davening by having the chazan recite the amidah first, through kedushah, and then having the community complete the amidah silently. This is called hecha kedushah, a Yiddish term meaning "loud kedushah".
There are multiple views regarding how the pre-kedushah portion of the amidah should be recited. The two most common practices in contemporary Ashkenazi minyanim are: The minyan recites the first three berachot silently along with the chazan's loud recitation, responds to kedushah, says “L’dor vador” with the chazan, and then concludes the amidah silently. But ideally, one participant should not recite with the chazan, and should only respond to the chazan and then recite the entire amidah, from the beginning, silently. The minyan listens to the first three berachot and responds "Amen", responds to kedushah, and then recites the en- tire amidah, from the beginning, silently.
Rabbi Yosef Dov Soloveitchik practiced the former approach, but the latter approach seems to be more common.
(Shibolei haLeket 47; Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 124:2, 232:1; Pri Megadim Orach Chaim 124:Eishel Avraham 5; Kaf haChaim Orach Chaim 124:2 and footnote 10; Aruch haShulchan Orach Chaim 232:3-6; Mishneh Berurah 124:8, 232:4; Rivivot Ephraim 1:166:2; Az Nidbiru 12:23)
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THIS WEEK’S SHIURIM AVAILABLE ONLINE
Amud Yomi with Rabbi Englander Daily at 6:20 AM ‘https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82418560747?pwd=S25rcVN0UkduWnRKUDdTRjlBRHc3QT09 Choshen Mishpat Halacha shiur- Daily at 6:30 AM https://bit.ly/ChoshenMishpat Daf Yomi daily at 7:15 AM http://bit.ly/BAYTDaf Daf Yomi daily at 8:00 PM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85771992923 Rabbi Eisenberger's shiur - Monday to Friday: Start at 11 AM weekdays https://zoom.us/j/4422539932 Rabbi Yeres - Morning Seder Boker (Mon-Thurs 10:00 AM) http://tiny.cc/sederboker Rabbi Torczyner - Gemara Ketuvot - resumes this Sunday January 3 at 7:30 pm http://tiny.cc/weeklymt Uncovering Midrash with Rabbi Chaim Metzger - Sunday at 8:15 PM . http://tiny.cc/UncoveringMidrash Moreh Nevukhim on FaceBook Live with Rabbi Korobkin - Monday morning at 7:30 AM https://www.facebook.com/webyeshiva/ 929 Tanach shiur - Monday at 8 PM Anyone interested can get the Zoom link by emailing [email protected] Rabbi Yeres - Monday night Talmud Class - 8:30 PM (Shabbos ch. 15) http://tiny.cc/talmud Semichas Chaver Program Tuesday at 8:30 pm with Rabbi Korobkin. For the Zoom link e-mail [email protected] Night Seder of Nach Study Monday and Wednesday 9 pm-9:30 pm http://tinyurl.com/NightSederBAS Tuesday Morning Ladies' Kuzari+Parsha Shiur with Rabbi Korobkin at 10 AM https://us04web.zoom.us/j/102632319 Hashkama Minyan shiur - Wednesday at 7:00 PM https://sunlife-ca.zoom.us/j/9963049405 Thursday night Chassidus, 8 PM - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/601631681 Parsha Shiur for Ladies with Michal Horovitz on Thursday at 8:45 PM Meeting ID 935 5134 0401
ADULT EDUCATION EVENTS
Monday January 11 @ 7:30 pm Medical Ethics with Rabbi Torczyner of BMZD http://tiny.cc/mtethics Wednesday January 20 8:15 pm Supernatural Beings in Judaism, first of a 5 part weekly series with Rabbi Chaim Metzger. Saturday January 23 @ 8 pm Trivia Night Wednesday January 27 @ 8:30 pm Tu B'Shevat Program Sunday January 31 @ 9:30 am Business Ethics for Accountants with Rabbi Torczyner of BMZD http://tiny.cc/mtethics
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Adult Education is planning a Zoom Trivia Night. Compete against other families Motzei Shabbos January 23, 2021 ANNOUNCEMENTS MEET OUR BOARD: WITH LAYA WITTY
Hi, thanks for asking. I doubt that there is much to hear about me that people do not already know, but if it helps you out, here are some answers:
I grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and married Rabbi Avrham Aryaih Witty in 1989. (Fun Fact: we had Sheva Brachos at the BAYT, July 6, 1989). We lived in communities in the US over the next 14 years. Our family grew to 7 children, Yisrael Mordechai, Tzipporah, Rivka, Tzvi, Shlomo, Kinneret, and Eliezer. Kinneret and Eli are still at home with us, the rest of the family have made Aliyah. We also have grandkids living in Israel, Devorah, Yitzchak Gamliel, David and Aharon Rosner, and Tikva and Eli- sheva Witty.
We moved back to the Toronto area in 2003 and joined the shul that year. I believe I joined the Youth Committee in 2005 and the Sisterhood in 2006, and served as Sisterhood president from 2007-2009. I found the experience of being able to give my time to the shul very rewarding. It was empowering to be able to give back to the shul which has given my family so much. It was actually the experience of being a member of the Shul Board and Executive which inspired me to go to law school in 2008 (Osgoode Hall, Class of 2011) and then to be called to the Bar.
Since 2011, I have been working as a personal injury lawyer, helping injured people in their disputes with the insurance indus- try. It is very satisfying work, and I enjoy helping my clients feel that they have been heard, and that their pain has been acknowledged.
Best part of BAYT: There is a tremendous variety in the shul, especially in the Torah learning that goes on here. Whatever you are interested in, you will find other people who want to learn it too. For example, in 2018, when the worldwide 929 Tanach project began its second journey through studying the entire Tanach, a chapter a day, I wanted to start a study group in the shul, and we were able to bring together about a dozen of us who continue to learn together every week. (Special thanks to Rabbi Witty, who teaches the shiur.)
What life is about for me is kindness. I believe that G-d loves each and every one of us. When we feed, clothe, strengthen and comfort each other, we enable His love for us to be expressed in the physical world. That is why I am here, and, to the best of my ability, that is what I do.
THANK YOU TO THOSE SERVING IN THE IDF If you have children or grandchildren currently serving in the IDF please email [email protected] and we will add them to a list to be kept in mind during davening. Please send in their Hebrew name and their mother's Hebrew name. Thank You.
NAMES TO KEEP IN MIND: Ariel Markus - Ariel Abraham ben Tova Rivka, Yaakov Moll - Eli Yaakov ben Gavriela, Miya Hames - Miya Rachel Devorah bat Yehudit Chaya Sarah, Yonatan Rosenzweig - Yonatan Menachem Dodi Ben Aura Chaya, Zachary Brown - Zacharya Zalman Ben Chana, Gavriel Bowman - Gavriel Ben Laya Michal ANNOUNCEMENTS SISTERHOOD PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE I know that Purim seems very far away, but as we turn the calendar to 2021, our committee is in full swing to bring you the amazing Mishloach Manot campaign that the BAYT community has come to love. This year, we need your help.
Please log into your BAYT account and head over to the campaign page and select if you would prefer to receive an electronic scroll in lieu of a basket, are able to pick up your mishloach manot at the shul, or if you are unable to leave your house due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, please select delivery. If nothing has been selected, it will default to in shul pick up. By completing this portion early, we have ample time to organize our delivery routes, and pick up schedule. Should your situation change clos- er to Purim, please email [email protected] with the re line “MISHLOACH MANOT CHANGE”.
As many of you have noticed, and commented, we have changed the format this year. First, there is no early bird special. As 2020 was a difficult year for many in our community, we have kept the pricing at $6.00 per name for this year’s entire cam- paign. With this gift to you, our community, we are asking for your help to please make sure that all orders are submitted by the deadline.
Finally, we will need your help more then ever with packaging and delivery. One of the highlights of my first Purim as the Sis- terhood President was seeing how many of you came out on the Saturday night before Purim to help with the packaging. If you are able to help with the packaging or with delivery, please select those options when logging into the campaign. We are in con- sultation with the shul’s Health Committee and Reopening Committee to ensure that we are in compliance with the necessary protocols when we will be packing and distributing the Mishloach Manot.
On behalf of the committee, I thank you very much for your support this year and look forward to seeing you all again very soon!
Aliza Gershuni BAYT Legacy for Future Generations
We are pleased to announce the BAYT Legacy for Future Generations Page which you can access via the link below. All are welcome to write a memory of a loved one for an upcoming yahrtzeit and even attach a photo if you would like. The memories will be included in the BAYT weekly bulletin for the week of the yahrtzeit.
There is no charge. Once you complete your entry on the Legacy for Future Generations Page, you will have a non-obligatory opportunity to give tzedaka in memory of the yahrtzeit observance.
We look forward to reading the stories of loved ones no longer with us and putting a face to their names.
https://www.bayt.ca/form/alegacyforfuturegenerations ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS BAYT WEEKLY SERVICES SCHEDULE
KELIM MIKVAH UPDATE: The online registration form for reserving a spot for the Kelim Mikvah has been updated and it is available next week on Monday from 9 am to 2 pm. We allow affiliate members to register, for a $5 fee. Pending availability, the Mikvah is also open to non-members for a $10 fee. If you are a member log into your account to have the fee waived, go to: https://www.bayt.ca/form/keilim-mikveh-use.html
THE MADDIE LEVENTHAL MIKVEH CENTRE
For updated hours and bookings please visit mikveh.bayt.ca
NEW REGISTRATION SYSTEM TO MINYANIM
The new system for signup is that registration for each day will open at 6 pm the evening before. You will need to register daily for the next day's minyanim. The link remains the same: https://www.bayt.ca/new-sign-up-link.html
Please be sure to login to your BAYT account to access the sign-up genius.
Please also keep in mind that by signing up, you are committing to be one of ten that are needed to make a minyan. Do NOT sign up if you're not sure if you will attend. By signing up, you are also committing to be on time and stay until the very last kaddish of each service.
To shorten davening times, Davening at Shacharis begins now at "YISHTABACH," except for the 6:30 am minyan, which cannot start any earlier due to times of dawn. Please recite Pesukei D'Zimra before coming to shul.
If you signed up and need to cancel the morning of the minyan, please either find your own replacement, or call Aaron Rosenberg at 647) 234-0696.
Most importantly: if you are feeling unwell for any reason, please do NOT come, even if this means that there won't be a minyan. Everyone's safety is more important than making the minyan.
Please Remember: All siddurim and seforim in the Bais Medrash are currently not available to be used or removed from shelves. As soon as the minyan has ended please exit the building as soon as possible to enable others in and the staff to clean . Wishing you a beautiful and healthy Shabbos, Rabbi Daniel Korobkin
ANNOUNCEMENTS
YAHRZEIT LIST: FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 - THURSDAY, JANUARY 7
YAHRZEIT MEMBER NAME RELATIONSHIP NAME OF DATE TO MEMBER DECEASED
17 Teves Prof. Sharon Green Father Paul Mintz
17 Teves Mr. Arnold Heisler Father Frank Heisler
17 Teves Mr. Earle Glicksman Mother Rose Glicksman
17 Teves Mrs. Lisa Jesin Father Jocelyn Zuck
17 Teves Mrs. Fay Gordon Father Chaim Vainik
17 Teves Mrs. Violette Klein Uncle Alex Braun
17 Teves Ms. Rosanne Zuck Father Jocelyn Zuck
17 Teves Mrs. Jolan Preiss Uncle Alex Braun
18 Teves Mrs. Fern Kutnowski Brother Sam Greenberg
18 Teves Mrs. Annie Scherer Father Joseph Erlich
18 Teves Mrs. Marsha Kruger Grandmother Sophie Davis
18 Teves Dr. Allan Moll Mother Barbara Moll
18 Teves Mr. Harold Davis Mother Sophie Davis
19 Teves Mr. Fred Birnbaum Mother Esther Birnbaum
19 Teves Mr. Michael Siegel Mother Jean Siegel
19 Teves Mrs. Noreen Cohen Mother Ann Novack ANNOUNCEMENTS
YAHRZEIT LIST: FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 - THURSDAY, JANUARY 7
YAHRZEIT MEMBER NAME RELATIONSHIP NAME OF DECEASED DATE TO MEMBER 20 Teves Dr. Ivor Margolis Grandmother Helen Margolis
20 Teves Mr. Cyril Brenman Grandmother Shaindel Brenman
20 Teves Mr. Dov Kronenberg Father Chaim Yacov Kronenberg
20 Teves Mrs. Rose Bravman Mother Sarah Beer
20 Teves Mr. Moshe Lazar Mother Bracha Lazar
20 Teves Mrs. Elizabeth Turk Grandmother Sarah Beer
20 Teves Mrs. Ester Fink Collis Father Shmuel Schupper
21 Teves Dr. Manny Greenberg Mother Dora Gray
21 Teves Mr. Alex Glasenberg Father Jacob Glasenberg
21 Teves Mrs. Molli Najman Father Abba Lebenbaum
21 Teves Mr. Lorne Levine Father David Levine
22 Teves Mr. Mitchell Silverstein Father Jack Silverstein
22 Teves Mrs. Carrie Klians Mother Deli Stein
23 Teves Mrs. Frances Levy Sister Carol Rosenfeld
23 Teves Mrs. Shoshana Mammon Brother-In-Law Albert Mammon
23 Teves Mr. Bernard Green Father David Green ANNOUNCEMENT HAPPY BIRTHDAY JEWISH BIRTHDAYS : FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 - THURSDAY, JANUARY 7 Date Hebrew Date Name . 01/01 17 Teves Mrs. Renee Lwowski Steiner 01/01 17 Teves Mr. David Traub 01/02 18 Teves Mrs. Irit Rubin 01/02 18 Teves Yishai Dishy 01/03 19 Teves Mrs. Gail Bergman 01/04 20 Teves Mr. Yaacov Beckerman 01/04 20 Teves Mrs. Elaine Genesove 01/04 20 Teves Mr. George Pister 01/04 20 Teves Mrs. Stephanie Lauterpacht 01/05 21 Teves Neil Somers 01/05 21 Teves Keira Diamond 01/05 21 Teves Mr. Monty Kobrin 01/05 21 Teves Mrs. Dikla Weitzner 01/06 22 Teves Elana Ripsman 01/06 22 Teves Mrs. Beverley Kruger 01/06 22 Teves Mrs. Hyla Borenstein 01/06 22 Teves Mr. Jesse Nathanson 01/07 23 Teves Jayden Kalechstein 01/07 23 Teves Mr. Joseph Bitton 01/07 23 Teves Mr. Jerry Tollinsky 01/07 23 Teves Mrs. Tammy Reinstein 01/07 23 Teves Mr. Ken Factor 01/07 23 Teves Salomon Buzaglo
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WWW.BAYT.CA Your "How To" Guide to the Shul Website
WITH SO MANY CHANGES TO THE WEBSITE, AND EXCITING NEW FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE, WE WANT TO MAKE SURE ALL MEMBERS KNOW HOW TO ADD ANOTHER EMAIL IN MY ACCOUNT .
WHY SHOULD I ADD ANOTHER EMAIL IN MY ACCOUNT? EVERY MARRIED MEMBER HAS THE OPTION TO BE THE PRIMARY OR/AND SECONDARY ADULT TO MANAGE YOUR ACCOUNT. WITH AN EMAIL ADDED TO THE SECONDARY PERSON, IT GIVES OUR SYSTEM THE OPTION TO SEND NOTIFICATIONS TO THAT PERSON ELECTRONICALLY AND ENHANCE OUR COMMUNICATION. FOR INSTANCE, IF A WIFE IS A SECONDARY ADULT AND HAS A YAHRTZEIT AND NO EMAIL REGISTERED, EVEN THOUGH HER HUSBAND HAS AN EMAIL THE SYSTEM CAN NOT IDENTIFY IT . TO FIX THIS ISSUE THE WIFE NEEDS TO UPDATE THIS INFORMATION BY ADDING HER DIFFERENT EXISTING EMAIL.
WEEK 7 : HOW CAN I ADD A SECOND EMAIL IN MY ACCOUNT?
IN ORDER TO SERVE YOU BETTER PLEASE FOLLOW THE STEPS BELOW TO ACCESS THESE PAGES:
1 - MEMBERS MUST LOG IN TO YOUR ACCOUNT. (IF YOU DO NOT REMEMBER YOUR USERNAME AND/OR PASSWORD, PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE).
2- WHEN YOU ARE LOGGED IN, HOVER YOUR MOUSE OVER "MY ACCOUNT" AT THE TOP OF THE HOMEPAGE AND CLICK MY FAMILY.
3. THIS WILL OPEN ANOTHER PAGE (SEE IMAGE BELOW). ON THIS PAGE, PLEASE CLICK ON EDIT YOUR FAMILY.
4- WHEN YOU OPEN THIS PAGE, YOU ONLY NEED TO ADD AN EMAIL ADDRESS TO THE SECONDARY ADULT AND SAVE CHANGES TO ACCOUNT.
BAYT DEDICATION IN MEMORY OF RABBI JONATHAN SACKS, Z”L Our Goal: 300 SPONSORS
We are dedicating a Shtender on the Bima in the Main Sanctuary in memory of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z”l. Rabbi Sacks, z”l, was a brilliant leader, scholar, speaker and author who appealed to the entire Jewish Community and to the world at large. The dedication is an expression of our appreciation for the Shabbat that Rabbi Sacks z”l spent at the BAYT as a Scholar-in-Residence. The number of BAYT Members who sponsor this Dedication is a reflection of us, both as individuals and as a Kehillah of 750 families. Thank you to the 105 families who have already contributed. Our goal is to have 300 families participate and make this an overwhelming expression of appreciation and respect. Please register to Sponsor $ 36 Craig Guttmann & Rosy Rosenzweig ANNOUNCEMENTS BAYT YOUTH