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MAZEL TOV SHABBOS LUACH  Susan & Izzy Geisler on the Bat Mitzvah of Their Granddaughter Adina Yehudis, Daughter of Rabbi Josh and Jessica Rohr

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MAZEL TOV SHABBOS LUACH  Susan & Izzy Geisler on the Bat Mitzvah of Their Granddaughter Adina Yehudis, Daughter of Rabbi Josh and Jessica Rohr November 23, 2018 / 15 Kislev Rav Yaakov Lehrfield, Rabbi Rav Yaakov Marcus, Rabbi Emeritus Rav Joshua Sturm, Assistant Rabbi Robert Rosenberg, President 718.494.6700 / www.yisi.org MAZEL TOV SHABBOS LUACH Susan & Izzy Geisler on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter Adina Yehudis, daughter of Rabbi Josh and Jessica Rohr. Mazal Eruv is up on both sides tov to the great-grandparents Marilyn and Israel Grossman. Z’man Krias Shema 9:18 Betty & Howard Zavin on Bar Mitzvah of their grandson Gavriel, Candle Lighting 4:15 and the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter Sarah, children of Friday Mincha 4:25 Penina & Meir Friedman. Chumash Shiur 8:15 Daryl & Paul Lebowitz on the wedding of their daughter Elisheva to Daf Yomi 3:10 Steven Wengrofsky. Mazal tov to Aunt Sandy and Bubby Yetta too. Rabbi Sturm’s Pre-Mincha Shiur is on the topic “The 3:15 Susanne & Barry Weiss on the sheva brachos of their children Shamir: Cuts through stone like a knife through butter.” Katie & Tzvi Weiss. Mishna Yomis 4:00 To have a notice listed in the weekly announcements, please notify the Shabbos Mincha 4:10 office before 2 PM Thursday at 718-494-6700 ext. 0 or email [email protected]. Rabbi Lehrfield will be speaking on the topic Between Please leave detailed messages with the wording and spelling of names that you “Yaakov & Eisav, an Exposé: Part 2”. Mincha/Maariv want placed in the announcements. Should you choose not to notify the office Shabbos Ends 5:17 directly, please note that correct spelling of names cannot be guaranteed. Contact Info WEEKDAY LUACH Rav Yaakov Lehrfield [email protected] Earliest T&T 5:58 Rav Joshua Sturm [email protected] Sunday 1:45 in Main Shul Early Mincha Robert Rosenberg [email protected] Mon-Thu 12:40 in MPR (Kollel) Alan Zachter [email protected] Sun - Thu 4:25/Approx 13 minutes after Shkiah Office [email protected] Mincha / Maariv Rebecca Silberman [email protected] Late Maariv Sun - Thu 9:30 PM Amy Weinberg [email protected] If one has only enough oil or candles for himself for Young Community [email protected] the eight days of Chanukah and his impoverished Contact the following for requests to utilize shul facilities: neighbor has none, he should share with him even Minyanim for Smachot Alan Zachter 347-922-1586 if he will not have enough left for all eight candles Building use, other than catering Uri Gertelman 718-666-8386 Halacha of the at the end of the festival. The adding of a candle Catering [email protected] Week each night until we reach eight is a “hiddur,” a We would like to thank the following for their beautification of the mitzvah; the essential mitzvah contribution to the Charity Fund: is just one candle per night. Better to enable another Barbara & Josh Gertelman in memory of his father Dov Yechezkel Jew to fulfill the essential mitzvah along with you, ben Mordechai Zev HaLevi. than to beautify your own while he has nothing. Nina & Bob Levine in memory of the yahrzeit of her beloved Motzei Shabbos Rabbi Reisman Shiur – Webcast 7:30 PM mother, Miriam bat Yaakov Tzvi A”H. Monday Rabbi Oppenheimer Shiur 8:00 PM Esther & Jonah Loewenthal in memory of her beloved mother, Women’s Chumash Shiur 10:30 AM Tuesday Rose Garfinkle, on her 50th yahrzeit on 3 Teves. Rabbi Sturm’s Shiur 8 PM rd Peirush HaTefillah 8 PM Anita & Dr. Fred Naider in memory of the 3 yahrzeit of her Wednesday beloved mother Sara Belka bas Reuvan; Belle Serle. May her Parsha 8:45 PM th neshama have an aliya; and in memory of the 12 yahrzeit of his DAILY LEARNING PROGRAMS dear father Yoseph Arieh ben Avraham Tzvi; Leonard Naider. May Please come join one or more of our daily learning programs: his neshama have an aliya. • The Daf Yomi will be learning Menachos at 7:10 AM in the MPR on Magda & Rabbi Bruce Ochs in memory of his mother Miriam Ochs, weekdays and before Mincha on Shabbat. Miriam bas Avraham, on her yahrzeit, 15 Kislev. • Our Kollel Baal Habatim takes place every morning Mon-Thur. Evelyn & Victor Schipper on the 10th yahrzeit of Victor’s father, • Daily Mishnayot is learning Bava Kama after most morning minyanim. Mordechai ben Eliyahu A”H. May his neshama have an aliya. • Daily Gemara class following the 8AM Shachris. We would like to thank the following for their Save the Date contribution to the Simcha Fund: YISI welcomes singing sensation and chazzan at the Carlbach Shul, Daryl & Paul Lebowitz: Mazal Tov to Jennifer Lebowitz on her Yehuda Green, for a pre-Chanukah Shabbos of achdus Nov 30-Dec 1. recent promotion as a BCCA Specialist; Mazal Tov to Dr. David Yehuda will daven Kabbalas Shabbos, with an Oneg Shabbos at 8pm. (Lebowitz) Berler on becoming an American Board of Surgery He will daven Shacharis & Mussaf at 9am in the Main Minyan. All other approved Surgeon; Mazal Tov to Yoni Lebowitz & Esther Petrack minyanim are cancelled except for a 7:30am hashkamah minyan. We for their discovery of the location of the original ZERO. will conclude our Shabbos with a special Havdalah service. Sponsorship Betty & Howard Zavin: Mazel tov to our grandchildren Gavriel and opportunities available - contact Allan Gomberg, Daniel Slomnicki or Sarah on their beautiful simchas. We are so proud of you! Mark Weiss. Shul Announcements Young Community Thank you to everyone who assisted with the successful Community The Young Community Minyan will meet this Shabbos at 9:15 in the Shabbos and Motzei Shabbos event. Special thanks to Zavel Pearlman Beis Medrash. Following davening will be a hot kiddush in honor of for donating the popcorn, cotton candy and hot pretzels to the event. Rav Lehrfield and Rav Sturm for all they do for our community! Looking for additional volunteers for Eruv committee. Contact Mark Youth Announcements at [email protected] or text 917-776-6349 for more information. Groups Lockers are available in all three locations for an annual fee of • There will be regular morning and afternoon groups this Shabbos. $18. Contact Bob Levine at 718-698-2791. • If you are part of a house group following afternoon groups, please If anyone is interested in purchasing or replacing an Eitz Chaim leaf, make sure to hand in a list to Rebecca Silberman ASAP. please contact Becky Berlin at 718-698-0038. Events & Programs • Girls Only Motzei Shabbos Program – Two weeks per month we Rabbi Lehrfield’s Legends of the Gemara class will meet next on will be having exciting programming for girls in Grades 7-12. Our Sunday, Dec. 2 at 9:45am in the MPR. If you are interested in next program is THIS Motzei Shabbos, Nov. 24, 7:30-8:30pm. sponsoring, please contact Shelly Schwartz. Exciting program led by Batya Zachter! (Dinner will be served). SHUL DECORUM Contact [email protected] for more details. Kindly turn off cell phones or put them on vibrate during davening. • Pre-Chanukah Crafts & Games Day for Grades N-5 on Sunday, Please do not approach the rabbi during davening unless it is an Dec. 2, 11am-12:30pm. $15 members, $18 non-members. Join us urgent matter. for fun art, yummy edible crafts and exciting games for Chanukah. YISI MAILING ADDRESS Teens Please note that if you need to send any correspondence to the Shul, • We cannot wait to see you at this week’s Teen Minyan! kindly mail it to Young Israel of Staten Island, P.O. Box 140100. • Teen NCSY - Next meeting will be Wed., Nov. 28 in the Beis Medrash. November 23, 2018 / 15 Kislev Rav Yaakov Lehrfield, Rabbi Rav Yaakov Marcus, Rabbi Emeritus Rav Joshua Sturm, Assistant Rabbi Robert Rosenberg, President 718.494.6700 / www.yisi.org Community Happenings • Hillel ben Chana (Frank Buchweitz) THE COMMUNITY KOLLEL BA’AL HABATIM OF WILLOWBROOK • Rachel bat Behia • Yekutiel Zalman ben Sara thanks the following for sponsoring a day of learning: • Chana Miriam bas Sara Rachel • Josh Gertelman for the yahrzeit of his father, Dov Yechezkel ben • Yisroel Alter ben Chava Chana Mordechai Zev HaLevi, on 14 Kislev. • Yonah Zimmerman l’zchus refuah shelaima for Yitzchak Dov ben Iti, Chesed Opportunities Shmuel Tzvi ben Esther and Yekutiel Zalman ben Sara. • Any member of the congregation in need of any assistance due to infirmity or age, please contact 718 494-4343. Help is a phone call away no matter OHEL CHANUKAH GIFT DRIVE how big or small the need is! This year, include an OHEL individual on your Chanukah gift list. From • Chevra Kadisha of Staten Island is looking for additional individuals, both new toys and games to electronics, gift cards, jewelry or anything in men and women, who can assist on a regular basis. If you are available or between, your gift will be greatly appreciated. Drop off at YISI by Nov. 27. would like additional information, contact Larry Cohen at 718-612-3474. RAE KUSHNER YESHIVA HIGH SCHOOL Community Informational • Hebrew Free Burial Association has a constant need for men, Bar Meeting: Tuesday, Nov. 27 at 8pm. We invite prospective 9th graders Mitzvah age and up, to help in the performance of "Chesed Shel Emet", by serving as Levaya Minyan Volunteers; here on Staten Island at the and their parents to join us at the home of Malkie and Jeremy Goldzal Mt. Richmond Cemetery, 420 Clarke Avenue. The time commitment is (221 Ardmore Ave). Learn about our Modern Orthodox, coeducational flexible and can be as infrequent as less than 1 hour per month. Contact yeshiva in Livingston, NJ where academic excellence and Torah Scott Diamond for details: (917) 674-3317 or [email protected].
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