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Shabbat Tefilla Times Shabbat Speakers and Shiurim Weekday October 16 - 23, 2015 4 - 10 Cheshvan 5776 Shabbat Noah Shabbat Tefilla Times Shabbat Candle Lighting Shacharit Shabbat Ends: 6:10 pm (Plag 5:19 pm) 7:00 am, 8:00 am, 7:07 pm 8:45 am, 9:15 am Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat Candle Lighting 6:15 pm Youth-Led Ruach Women's Tefilla Group Next Shabbat: Minyan (Beit Midrash) 4:30 pm (Beit Midrash) 6:01 pm (Plag 5:07 pm) 6:15 pm (Sanctuary) Shabbat Mincha 5:55 pm (Sanctuary) Shabbat Speakers and Shiurim Hashkama: Michael Lauer Mechy Frankel's David Eisenman's 8:00 am: Rabbi Weinberg Gemara Shiur: Gemara Shiur: 6:20 pm 8:45 am: Rabbi Dov Lipman 9:00 am Youth Minyan:MZ Between Mincha/Maariv Morgenstern Review of this week's Scholar-in-Residence, Daf Yomi: 10:30 am Rabbi Dov Lipman Women's Tefilla Group 4:30 pm: Shoshana Braier Weekday Tefilla Times October 18 - 23 Sunday Tuesday Thursday Shacharit: 8:00 am Shacharit: 7:00 am Shacharit: 6:45 am (Sanctuary) Mincha/Maariv: 6:05 pm Mincha/Maariv: 6:05 pm 9:00 am Youth-Led (Beit Maariv: 9:00 pm Maariv: 9:00 pm Midrash) Mincha/Maariv: 6:05 pm Wednesday Friday Shacharit: 6:30 am Shacharit: 7:00 am Monday Mincha/Maariv: 6:05 pm Shacharit: 6:45 am Maariv: 9:00 pm Mincha/Maariv: 6:05 pm Maariv: 9:00 pm Mazal Tov Mazal Tov to Sheldon and Judy Klein and family on the birth of a son to their daughter and son-in-law, Devorah & Manor Lev-Tov of Brooklyn, NY. Mazal Tov to Paul and Nancy Braier on the Bat Mitzva of their daughter, Shoshana. Mazal tov also to sisters, Ilana, Aviva and Aliza. Mazal Tov to Betsy and Reed Rubinstein on the upcoming marriage of their son, Aaron, to Lauren Querido. Mazal tov to grandparents Herbert and Muriel Slotnick, and Annette Rubinstein, to Joey, David, Yael & Maya, to the bride's family, and to other family and friends here to celebrate this simcha. And, of course, mazal tov to the bride & groom! Mazal Tov to Alan and Fran Broder on the birth of a grandaughter, Serena Elle (Shira Esther), born to Moshe and Batsheva Broder. Condolences Condolences to Kevin Liss on the passing of his father, Benjamin Liss, z''l. Educational Programming October 18 - 22 Calling all students of R. Amnon Haramati, current and former. Starting in November, Richard Dine plans to begin a new series of Divrei Torah on Shabbat between Minchah and Ma'ariv (once every couple of months during the regular speaking slot in the Sanctuary) reviewing R. Amnon's insights on Ketuvim (beginning with Tehilim/Psalms). If you would like to add what you have learned from R. Amnon through the years, email [email protected] and he will send you the draft of his talks in advance so you can get your insights included. Torah study is a pillar of our shul and is considered equal to Tefilla in importance among KMS activities. The Education Committee hopes that everyone will find meaningful learning opportunties in the coming year. Please click here for a complete schedule of continuing programs as well as special educational events happening throughout this year. For a full schedule of KMS educational programs for 5776, please click here. Sunday Wednesday Thursday 7:30 pm: Rabbi Yitzhak 11:00 am: Rabbi Marvin 1:00 pm: Erica Brown, Grossman’s class on the Goldman, Judaism in the Middle Women’s Shiur on Sefer weekly parshah at KMS Ages , October 28 – November Devarim, at the Soltz 25, at KMS home Monday 11:00 am: Laura Goldman, 8:00 pm: Rabbi Weinberg, Sefer Bereishit, at the Halacha in depth, at KMS Mayberg home 7:00 pm: Dina Haramati, Stories of Agnon, at the Haramati home Kiddush ~Hashkama Minyan Kiddush is provided by KMS. ~8:00 am Minyan Kiddush is provided by KMS. ~8:45 am Minyan Kiddush is sponsored by Michelle and Jonathan Schneck and family in honor of the visit of our scholar in residence, Rabbi Dov Lipman, and in commemoration of the yartzheits of Michelle’s father and grandmother, Joseph Adler, z’’l, and Anna Biron, z’’l, and Jonathan’s parents, Beatrice and David Schneck, z’’l and Chany Morris and Bonnie Gluck in commemoration of the yahrzeit of their mother,Tscharna Bas Yosef Alexander, z''l. ~Youth Minyan Kiddush is sponsored by Lisa and Aaron Mellman and family in memory of Tikvah Ariella Mellman, a''h. Kiddush Duty Security Duty This Week: Rasooly This Week: Elikan/Goldstein Next Shabbat: Friedman Next Shabbat: Gershman/Shields Scholar in Residence, Rabbi Dov Lipman, October 16 - 17 KMS welcomes Rabbi Dov Lipman as our Scholar in Residence. Rabbi Lipman served as a member of the 19th Knesset with the Yesh Atid Party, and was the first American-born Knesset member in 30 years. Currently, he serves as chair of Diaspora Affairs for Yesh Atid and as director of Government and International Affairs for the Michael Levin Lone Soldier Center. He and his family made aliyah from Silver Spring in 2004 and live in Beit Shemesh. Program Schedule: • Friday, October 16, at 8:45 pm at KMS: Religion & State in Israel: Where Are We Heading? Israel is at a crossroads dealing with conversion, aguna, marriage and integration of Haredim into Israel’s economy. Increasingly, Israelis understand that these issues must be addressed. Rabbi Lipman will identify specific problems and potential solutions. Light dessert will be served. • Shabbat Morning October 17, following Musaf: To Unify a Nation. Rabbi Lipman will discuss a hopeful message of unity that is a legacy from the difficult events of last summer and the path for unifying the Jewish people. • Shabbat Afternoon between Mincha and Maariv: A Fresh Look at Conversions in the State of Israel, Rabbi Lipman is involved with Giyur K’Halacha, an independent network providing education and religious services for Israelis seeking conversion, especially children of immigrants. This is a shiur about this new framework. Thank you to the sponsors of this Scholar-in-Residence Program: Eliot and Judy Cohen, Jeff and Judy Graber, Miriam and Achi Guggenheim, Barry and Erica Kolatch, Larry and Ina Lerman, Mandi and David Lowenstein, Ben and Sarah Osborne, Jonathan and Michelle Schneck, Steve and Jennifer Singer, Eddie Snyder and Ann Wimpfheimer, Ron and Janis Sterling, Marcy and Joshua Wolf. Current Events October 18: 7:30 pm, at KMS, Parsha Explorations: An indepth weekly exploration of a theme associated with the coming week’s parshah, presented by Rabbi Yitzhak Grossman. The subjects are varied, including halacha, theology, and philosophy, and the intersection of these disciplines as they relate to Biblical exegesis October 18: 9:30 am, Please join Limmud Torah Maryland and KMS for a Sunday morning lecture by renowned Tanach scholar Dr. Yael Ziegler, who will be speaking on "Paradise Regained: The Return to Gan Eden in Shir Hashirim." Dr. Ziegler will speak in the Beit Midrash. Dr. Ziegler is a lecturer at Matan and the Herzog Teacher’s College in Alon Shvut and the author of two books, Ruth: From Alienation to Monarchy and Promises to Keep: The Oath in Biblical Narrative. MaTan Mother-Daughter Bat Mitzva learning program, still time to register! First class to be held Sunday, October 18 at 6:00 pm. Please click here to sign up on the KMS website. Celebrate the exciting milestone of becoming a bat mitzvah with special mother-daughter chavruta style learning. Meet & Greet Rabbi Weinberg Events: Please join us for an informal "Meet & Greet Rabbi Weinberg" Open House! There are a series of Open House events hosted by KMS members in a variety of Kemp Mill neighborhoods to help KMS members and Rabbi Weinberg get to know one another. Please CLICK HERE to sign up (you must log into the KMS website). If you have any questions, please contact Alyssa Parness at [email protected] or Victoria Rothenberg at [email protected]. Save the Date October 24: 5:00 pm, Bnei Akiva Snif for all 3rd - 6th graders. Walking groups leave Shomrei at 4:40 pm. October 24: 6:15 pm, between Mincha/Maariv: Shiur, Schmooze & Seudah returns. All high school students are invited for seudah shlishit and discussion. November 8: 10:30 am - 12:00 pm, Addiction: How Do You Recognize It and Where Do You Find Help In Our Community? Learn from a panel of treatment professionals, an Al-Anon member, and someone who faced a family member’s addiction. Opening remarks by YISE Rabbi Dovid Rosenbaum. Sponsored by Bikur Cholim of Greater Washington, KMS, and several other Jewish organizations and schools. At YISE social hall. November 8: 7:30 pm, Installation Event: Please save the date for an installation event for Rabbi Weinberg. Details coming soon. November 14: Motzei Shabbat, KMS is honored to host Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. Rabbi Sacks will deliver a lecture on the topic of his new book: Not In God's Name; Confronting Religious Violence. Books will be available for purchase and signing by Rabbi Sacks. December 4-5: Yoetzet Halacha Bracha Rutner Helping Those Affected by Recent Acts of Terror in Israel We all feel the pain of the Jewish people as we experience ongoing terror attacks in Israel. Our thoughts and prayers are certainly with the people of Israel during this difficult time. Here are a few things we can do to support our people and beloved homeland in their time of need: 1) There is great power in communal prayer. We as a shul must pray for the well-being of the State of Israel, for the security of its citizens, for the healing of victims of terror both emotionally and physically, and for the safety of the soldiers of the IDF.
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