Please note that a number of regular minyan goers are away this week and next due to the Yeshiva week break. Please make every effort to help ensure a robust minyan Friday night, Shabbat minha afternoon and on Sunday morning and join us for minyan.
Friday, January 13
Candle Lighting: 4:32 PM
Mincha: 4:35 PM at shul
Shabbat, January 14
Last Time for Keriat Shema: 9:42 AM
Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at shul
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Dvar Torah: Rabbi Helfgot
Mincha: 4:35 PM followed by Rabbi Helfgot's gemara shiur
Maariv: 5:25 PM at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:33 PM
Parent-Child Learning: 6:30 PM at shul
Sunday, January 15
Shaharit: 8:15 AM followed by short parsha shiur by Rabbi Helfgot
A Modern Prophet: The Torah & Legacy of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel: 8 PM on Zoom (details below)
Wednesday, January 11
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM. This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Rachel and Benjy Gottesman in gratitude to the leadership of the Netivot Shalom community for their support of the weekly meditation group and in honor of the meditation group completing their first book of the Torah as a meditation community together.
The next Rosh Chodesh kiddush will be on Jan. 28 for Shevet. Join as a sponsor.
Democracy Matters – Annual MLK Birthday Event Monday, Janduary 16 @ 6:30 PM Temple Emeth in Teaneck and Online Keynote Speaker: YWCA Northern New Jersey CEO Helen Archontou, MSW, LSW Presentation of Lee Reid Award to Reverend Michelle D. White Learn More Here
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Come Join CareOne at Teaneck for Shabbat Minyanim
Please see the attached schedules for minyanim schedules for this Shabbat.
Our residents love our minyanim and we often are 1-3 short until we get someone to come. All the help is greatly appreciated. Tizku L'mitvos!
All those attending services must wear a mask and be vaccinated. Please sign up using this google sheet link .
This Shabbat we will reinstitute our monthly questions and answers for 3rd through 6th graders during the first part of Keriat Ha-Torah.
This Shabbat we will also restart the occasional series for which which we welcome local day school pricipals to share divrei Torah..
Friday, January 6
Candle Lighting: 4:25 PM
Mincha: 4:30 PM at shul
Shabbat, January 7
Last Time for Keriat Shema: 9:41 AM
Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at shul
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Dvar Torah: Ms. Tikvah Weiner, Head of School, The Idea School
Mincha: 4:25 PM followed by Rabbi Helfgot's gemara shiur
Maariv: 5:18 PM at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:26 PM
Parent-Child Learning: 6:30 PM at shul
Sunday, January 8
Shaharit: 8:15 AM followed by short parsha shiur by Rabbi Helfgot
Meet the Yoetzet: 8 PM (details below)
Wednesday, January 11
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM. This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Gail Braverman-Fried in commemoration of the first yarzheit of our beloved Ken Fried z"l and by Miriam and Carl Borenstein in commemoration of the 50th yarzheit of Miriam's beloved father, Albin Zelig z"l.
The next Rosh Chodesh kiddush will be on Jan. 28 for Shevet. Join as a sponsor.
REMINDER TO ALL NETIVOT SHALOM MEMBERS: PARTICIPATE IN SHAPING THE FUTURE OF YOUR COMMUNITY
If you have not yet signed up for one of the town hall meetings or arranged to have a one-to-one conversation with a member of the Planning Committee, it is not too late. Upcoming sessions are January 10th and 25th at 8 PM. Please sign up for one of these sessions here OR use this same form to let us know you prefer to have a one-on-one conversation with one of us and we will contact you to set up a time that works for you.
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Come Join CareOne at Teaneck for Shabbat Minyanim
Please see the attached schedules for minyanim schedules for this Shabbat.
Our residents love our minyanim and we often are 1-3 short until we get someone to come. All the help is greatly appreciated. Tizku L'mitvos!
All those attending services must wear a mask and be vaccinated. Please sign up using this google sheet link .
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Dvar Torah: Rabbi Helfgot
Mincha: 4:20 PM followed by Rabbi Helfgot's gemara shiur
Maariv: 5:12 PM at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:20 PM
Parent-Child Learning: 6:30 PM at shul
Sunday, January 1
Shaharit: 8:15 AM followed by short parsha shiur by Rabbi Helfgot
Tuesday, January 3 (Fast of Asarah Be-Tevet)
Fast begins at 6:08 AM
Fast concludes at 5:11 PM
Wednesday, January 4
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM. This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
REMINDER TO ALL NETIVOT SHALOM MEMBERS: PARTICIPATE IN SHAPING THE FUTURE OF YOUR COMMUNITY
If you have not yet signed up for one of the town hall meetings or arranged to have a one-to-one conversation with a member of the Planning Committee, it is not too late. Upcoming sessions are January 10th and 25th at 8 PM. Please sign up for one of these sessions here OR use this same form to let us know you prefer to have a one-on-one conversation with one of us and we will contact you to set up a time that works for you.
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Community Updates
Come Join CareOne at Teaneck for Shabbat Minyanim
Please see the attached schedules for minyanim schedules for this Shabbat.
Our residents love our minyanim and we often are 1-3 short until we get someone to come. All the help is greatly appreciated. Tizku L'mitvos!
All those attending services must wear a mask and be vaccinated. Please sign up using this google sheet link .
Parshat Miketz| Shabbat Rosh Hodesh December 23-24 (29-30 Kislev)
Bonfire Saturday night is canceled due to weather. We will have Parent-Child Learning instead.
Friday, December 23
Candle Lighting: 4:14 PM
Mincha: 4:20 PM at shul (Hannukah Candles will be lit prior)
Special Family-Friendly Kabbalat Shabbat
Special Hannukah Dvar Torah: Rabbanit Alissa Thomas Newborn
Hanukkah Dinner at Shul after services for those who registered
Shabbat, December 24
Last Time for Keriat Shema: 9:37 AM
Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at shul
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Dvar Torah: Rabbanit Alissa Thomas Newborn
Mincha: 4:15 PM followed by special Hannukah shiur by Rabbi Helfgot
Maariv: 5:07 at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:15 PM
Parent-Child Learning: 6:30 PM at shul
Sunday, December 25 (Rosh Hodesh Tevet)
Shaharit: 8:15 AM
Wednesday, December 28
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM. This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
Kiddush this week is our first Shabbat Mevarchim Kiddush.
THANK YOU to all our sponsors:
Diamond Katie and Ezra Katz
Gold Josh Lipowsky in appreciation of the CSS volunteers Joshua, Rachel, Hillel, Ezra, Tova and Dara Bernstein
Silver Rabbi Nathaniel Helfgot and Rachel Brenner in honor of our wonderful community
Bronze Evan and Aja Cohen for Shevy, our rockstar children’s leader Rachel, Seth, Ella, Anna and Jacob Chalmer in gratitude for Netivot Shalom Debra and Jon Passner in honor of all the wonderful volunteers who dedicate their time and talents to Netivot Shalom
The next Shabbat Mevarchim kiddush will be on Jan. 28 for Shevet. Join as a sponsor. Join as a sponsor.
No parent-child learning this week. Next week join for bonfires and smores in place of parent-child learning (see details below)
Friday, December 16
Candle Lighting: 4:11 PM
Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat: 4:15 PM at shul
Shabbat, December 17
Last Time for Keriat Shema: 9:33 AM
Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at shul
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Dvar Torah: Rabbi Helfgot
Group Leader Lunch: After Groups at shul
Mincha: 4:15 PM followed by Rabbi Helfgot's Gemara shiur
Maariv: 5:05 at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:12 PM
Herring Festival: 8:30 PM at shul REGISTER
Sunday, December 18
Shaharit: 8:15 AM followed by a short parsha shiur with Rabbi Helfgot
Chanukah Mini Minyan: 9 AM at shul
Light First Chanukah Candle after Dark
Wednesday, December 21
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM. This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
REMINDER: Community Chanukah Dinner is next Shabbat (Dec. 23) Register now.
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Dvar Torah: Rabbi Helfgot
Group Leader Lunch: After Groups at shul
Mincha: 4:15 PM followed by Rabbi Helfgot's Gemara shiur
Maariv: 5:05 at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:12 PM
Parent-Child Learning: 6:30 PM at shul
Herring Festival: 8:30 PM at shul REGISTER
Sunday, December 18
Shaharit: 8:15 AM followed by a short parsha shiur with Rabbi Helfgot
Chanukah Mini Minyan: 9 AM at shul
Light First Chanukah Candle after Dark
Wednesday, December 21
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM. This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
REMINDER: Community Chanukah Dinner is next Shabbat (Dec. 23) Register now.
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Dvar Torah: Rabbi Helfgot
Mincha at 4:10 PM followed by Rabbi Helfgot's Gemara shiur
Maariv at 5:00 PM at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:09 PM
Parent-Child Learning: 6:30 PM at shul
View this week's Dvar Torah in "Table for Five " with Rabbanit Thomas-Newborn
Sunday, December 11
Shaharit: 8:15 AM followed by a short parsha shiur with Rabbi Helfgot
Town Hall/Focus Group for Netivot Shalom Members at 8:15 PM (View all dates and sign up here)
Monday, December 12
Women's Night of Light at 8 PM (details below)
Wednesday, December 14
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM. This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
REMINDER: The Bergen County Herring Festival is next Saturday night. Join us for a fun night and a great fundraiser for Netivot Shalom and CSS. Buy tickets now.
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Robin Septon and Josie Altzman In honor of CSS (Community Security Service) .
The Bergen County Chanukah Toy Drive is back for its 30th year!
Donations can be dropped off at Rachel & Shanan Cohen, 333 Vandelinda Avenue, or at the main collection location at 95 Norfolk Street in Bergenfield.
Deadline extended to December 10. Any donations that come in after Friday will be accepted until after Chanukah for next year!
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Community Updates
Complimentary overnight trip for single parent families during winter break
Winter Break is coming up which is a great time to get away for a bit and have fun with your kids. For some, this can be a stressful time, especially for single parent families, when finances are tight. I wanted to let you know that through the generosity of some members of the community, Project Ezrah has arranged for rooms to be reserved for a one-night stay at Kalahari Resort in the Poconos between January 15-18th for single parent families in Bergen County schools who would otherwise have no winter break plans due to financial constraints. Please be assured that confidentiality will be maintained. Please fill out this form by Monday night, December 12th.
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Dvar Torah: Rabbanit Alissa Thomas Newborn
Mincha at 4:10 PM followed by a shiur from Rabbanit Alissa Thomas Newborn: “More Than a Song: Yigdal and Jewish Dogma”
Maariv at 5:00 PM at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:10 PM
Parent-Child Learning: 6:30 PM at shul (see details below)
Sunday, December 4
Shaharit: 8:15 AM
HaRofeh L'Shvurei Lev: Halakhic Responses to Challenges of mental Health with Rabbi Yoni Rosesweig: 8:15 PM (details below(
Wednesday, December 7
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM. This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
Mazel Tov
Mazel Tov to Jeanette and Marty Heistein on the engagement of their son Ari Heistein to Tal Yosef from Even Yehuda in Israel.
Calling All Members Help Shape the Future of Your Community All Netivot Shalom members, if you have not already done so, please sign up for a Town Hall Meeting or one-on-one conversation. We are aiming for 100% participation in these important discussions about the vision for the future of our community.
The Bergen County Chanukah Toy Drive is back for its 30th year!
Donations can be dropped off at Rachel & Shanan Cohen, 333 Vandelinda Avenue, or at the main collection location at 95 Norfolk Street in Bergenfield.
Last time to Recite Keriat Shema: 9:19 AM- Please recite before coming to shul
Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at shul
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Shiur after Kiddush by R. Helfgot: "Women Reciting Kiddush For Men and Netivot Shalom Practice"
Mincha at 4:10 PM followed by R Helfgot's Gemara shiur
Maariv at 5:03 PM at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:12 PM
Parent-Child Learning: 6:30 PM at shul (see details below)
Sunday, November 27
Shaharit: 8:15 AM
Wednesday, November 30
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM. This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
We welcome our scholar-in-residence Dr. Tova Ganzel to Netivot Shalom
Friday, November 18
Candle Lighting: 4:17 PM
Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat: 4:25 PM at shul
Shabbat, November 19
Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at shul
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Post Kiddush Lecture: Dr. Tova Ganzel (see details below)
Mincha at 4:15 PM followed by Dr. Ganzel's shiur (see details below)
Maariv at 5:10 PM at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 5:17 PM
Parent-Child Learning: 6:30 PM at shul (see details below)
Sunday, November 20
Shaharit: 8:15 AM followed by short parsha shiur given by R. Helfgot
Wednesday, November 23 (Holiday of Sigd)
Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur on Sefer Melakhim (The book of Kings): 8:30 PM
This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, click here to register for this class and receive the zoom link.
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Miriam Gedwiser and Oren Bassik in memory of Dr. Shmuel Gedwiser, whose Yahrzeit was on Friday and by Yehudit Robinson and Sam Daitch in honor of the marriage of Dvir and Shalhevet Cahana.
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Announcements
Guests should have received an email with information about their hosts. If you did not receive an email then please contact cohen.rachelf@gmail.com
We welcome all the shul high school teens who are joining Rachel, the rabbi, and his family for the Friday night seudat shabbat in their home after Maariv Shabbat, November 5
Shabbat, November 5
Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at shul
Meditation & Reflection Circle: 10 AM upstairs at shul
Dvar Torah: Abie Perelis
Mincha at 5:30 PM followed by a special shiur with Prof. Aviad Hacohen (Academic Center for Law and Science, Hod HaSharon, Israel) on: למה יאמרו בגויים : "Why Should the Nations Say?" – on the Jewish Image in the eyes of non-Jews as Halakhic and Legal consideration
Maariv at 6:25 PM at shul
Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 6:30 PM
Read Rabbanit Thomas-Newborn's dvar Torah on this week's parsha here.
Sunday, November 6
Shaharit: 8:15 PM followed by short parsha shiur given by R. Helfgot
Wednesday, November 6 Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur: 8:30 PM. This year we are studying Sefer Melakhim (The Book of Kings). This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. Register to receive Zoom link.
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Debra and Jonathan Passner in honor of the second yahrtzeit of Jonathan’s mother, Florence Passner and in celebration of the birthday of Jon’s brother and new Netivot Shalom member, Dan Passner.
Kiddush Clean Up: Jacobowitz/Perelis View Rotation With kiddush inside this week, please remember that all food should remain in the social hall.
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Announcements
STEP 1: Sign up to join the event today and indicate if you would like to attend as a Host or Guest.
STEP 2: Meal matches will be emailed by Wednesday, 11/9, so you know who you will be eating with.
Wednesday, November 3 Rabbi Helfgot's Tanakh shiur: 8:30 PM.
This year we will be studying Sefer Melakhim (The Book of Kings). This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, to register for this class and receive the zoom link please go to: https://torahinmotion.org/programs/e-tim-together-and-torn-apart-the-first-book-of-melakhim
Mazel Tov to Sima and Jeff Kern on the birth of a granddaughter, Adira Margalit, to their children, Sharona and Yehuda Isaacs and to the big sister Sarit.
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by many Netivot Shalom members in honor of and appreciation for Leah and Alex Moskovits for all they have done for our community and to wish them the best of luck on their aliyah.
Mincha followed by R. Helfgot's Gemara shiur: 5:50 PM at shul
Maariv at 6:40 PM- Havdalah and conclusion of Shabbat after 6:48 PM
Sunday, October 23
Shaharit: 8:15 PM followed by a short parsha shiur
Wednesday, October 26 Rabbi Helfgot is restarting his weekly Tanakh shiur this week at 8:30 PM.
This year we will be studying Sefer Melakhim (The Book of Kings). This virtual shiur is taking place under the aegis of Torah in Motion, a Modern-Orthodox adult education program based in Toronto. The class is free of charge, to register for this class and receive the zoom link please go to: https://torahinmotion.org/programs/e-tim-together-and-torn-apart-the-first-book-of-melakhim
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Nadiv & Ariel Schorer Meiri with gratitude to the Netivot Shalom community for a truly wonderful first year in Teaneck.
Kiddush Clean Up: Ahrona Ohring
Announcements
Friday, November 5: Teen Shabbat Dinner at the Helfgots
Shabbat, November 18-19: Scholar-in-Residence Dr. Tova Ganzel, Director of the Midrasha at Bar-Ilan University
Motzei Shabbat, December 10: Round Robin Dinner
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Thank You to All Donors of the Simchat Torah Kiddush
Special thank you to Tammy and Mark Hikind for donating the liquor and to Uri Herzog for donations from Chopstix.
Sponsor Josie Altzman Maurice & Rebeccah Appelbaum Noah Bernstein & Batsheva Lam Joshua & Rachel Bernstein Martin & Kathy Birn Gail Braverman Will & Gabrielle Breslaw Shalom & Becky Bronstein Jeffrey & Galit Cohen Evan & Aja Cohen Jonathan & Sarah Dauber Mark & Debbie Druck David & Paula Eiselt David & Shira Fass Eric & Nancy Fremed Oren Bassik & Miriam Gedwiser Yitzhak Handel & Malka Kahn Martin & Jeanette Heistein Barry & Margaret Herzog Mechi & Serena Jenkelowitz Stuart & Robin Kahan Ezra & Katie Katz Steve & Celia Kluger Richard & Jessica Langer Steve Lebovitch David & Jennifer Montag Jonathan & Debra Passner Matthew & Meg Rosenberg Noah Rothblatt Pamela Scheininger Dov Sebrow & Kyra Bernstein Yonatan & Chana Shefa Sammy & Yael Steiner
Supporter Shanan & Rachel Cohen Arye & Shana Dworken David & Ellen Gruber Rabbi Nathaniel Helfgot & Rachel Brenner Alan Brill & Debra Hoffman Brill Ronnie Perelis & Tammy Jacobowitz Avi & Lauren Kelin Michael & Naomi Knopf Josh Lipowsky Benjy & Rebecca Lopkin Yehuda & Shoshana Marcus Milton & Ahrona Ohring Zachary Rosenberg & Dana Newborn Robin Septon Imu & Davina Shalev Matis & Dalia Shulman Justin & Robin Straus Yoram & Amy Zwas
Donor Josh & Leah Becker Daniel Bellin & Ashira Loike Bruce & Judy Brenner Seth & Rachel Chalmer Yussie & Merna Davidowitz Lewis & Mindy Furman David & Beverly Gertler Richard Goldberger Benjy & Rachael Gottesman Ronen & Adeena Hudes Tom & Marcia Kagedan Jeff & Sima Kern Michael & Elisheva Klatsky Doni Moskovits & Shoshana Chanales Avi & Nina Muller Mark & Ilene Pollack Michael & Bonnie Rogovin Malcolm & Elana Samad Ben & Shuli Sandler Jamie Pearlberg & Lisa Schlaff Barry & Barbara Schneider Nadiv Schorer & Ariel Meiri Nafi Schwarzenberger & Sara Gordon Jakob & Jennifer Sebrow Akiva Newborn & Rabbanit Alissa Thomas-Newborn
Friend Josh Altwerger & Aileen Goldberg Simon & Ellen Fleischer Philippe & Dana Gerschel Mitch & Chani Gilson Ezra & Miriam HaLevi Yitzhak Handel & Malka Kahn Jesse Leon & Aliza Grodko Zvi & Alisa Kaplan Shalom & Leebie Mallin Noel & Judy Mouldovan Joshua & Tammie Rapps Jerry & Diane Reich Bob & Marcia Sandler David Schwartz Alan Schwartz & Susan Berger David & Yafit Sclar Aviva Shefa Daniel Schlosberg & Sharon Siegel Meir & Marnina Stimmel Issac Obermeister & Aliyah Walters Michael & Elissa Yurowitz
Shiur given by Dr. Tammy Jacobowitz: "An Unusual Beginning: Excavating the First Rashi on the Torah"
Havdalah after 6:55 PM
Kiddush
Kiddush this week sponsored by the shul
Kiddush Clean Up: Shabbbat: (Volunteer needed - if you are able, please lend a hand) Shimini Atzeret: Straus Simchat Torah: EVERYONE
Reminder, kiddush clean up volunteers only need to bring things inside. Check the rotation schedule here to see when you are assigned. If you need to change your week, please find someone who is able to swap with you.
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One of the things that makes our Netivot Shalom community so special is our commitment to having kiddush every week - whether or not we have a sponsor. This ensures there is always time to connect with old friends and make new ones. It is an important of why we are known as a warm and welcoming shul.
The Annual Simchat Torah Kiddush makes this possible. Money raised for this gala kiddush funds kiddush on all the weeks we do not have a sponsor. Everyone is encouraged is to sponsor
Special High School Teens Kiddush-Upstairs: After Davenning
Mincha followed by R. Helfgot's gemara shiur: 6:10 PM
Havdalah after 7:10 PM
SUKKOT
Sunday, October 9-Erev Sukkot
Shacharit: 8:15 AM
Communal Sukkah Building: ~9 AM (after Shaharit) Volunteers Needed
Pick up Lulavim and Etrogim @ shul for those who ordered: ~9 AM till Sukkah Building is Complete
Mini Minyan: 9 AM at Shul (see flyer below)
Candle Lighting: 6:08 PM
Mincha: 6:10 PM
Monday, October 10 – Sukkot Day 1
Shacharit: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM
Open Hut: 3:30 PM at the Helfgots
Mincha: 6:10 PM at shul
Tuesday, October 11 – Sukkot Day 2
Shacharit: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM
Mincha: 6:10 PM at shul
Havdalah: 7:07 PM
See below for Sukkot & Simchat activities including:
Art Day for Girls
Sukkah Hop
Trivia Night in the Sukkah
Simchat Torah Kiddush
Simchat Torah Auction
View Calendar for davening times for Hoshana Rabah, Shimini Atzeret and Simchat Torah
Kiddush
Kiddush sponsored by Marcia and Tom Kagedan marking the Yahrzeit of Tom’s father, Dr Joseph Kage z”l and in honor of a new grandson, Micah Zamir Kagedan and Bar Mitzvah of their eldest grandson, Tani Fleischmann.
Kiddush Clean Up: Shabbbat: Grodko/Leon Sukkot Day 1: Gerschel Sukkot Day 2: Kelin
Please see email sent earlier tonight about New Kiddush Clean Up Protocol. Assigned volunteers are responsible for clearing the tables, putting them away, and putting away the liquor. All other clean up will be done by the teens in our new rotation.
Announcements
Sukkah Building Sunday, October 9 After Shacharit (~9 AM) Volunteers needed
If you ordered lulavim & etrogim from Netivot Shalom and have not picked them up yet, you may do so at the shul during the Sukkah Building.
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One of the things that makes our Netivot Shalom community so special is our commitment to having kiddush every week - whether or not we have a sponsor. This ensures there is always time to connect with old friends and make new ones. It is an important of why we are known as a warm and welcoming shul.
The Annual Simchat Torah Kiddush makes this possible. Money raised for this gala kiddush funds kiddush on all the weeks we do not have a sponsor. Everyone is encouraged is to sponsor
Parshat Vayelekh Sept. 30-Oct. 1 (6-7 Tishrei) and Yom Kippur
Friday, September 30
Candle Lighting: 6:21 PM
Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:25 PM at shul
Shabbat, October 1
Indoor Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at Shul
R. Helfgot's Shabbat Shuvah Derasha after Kiddush: Topic: אסיף ואסיפה: Hakhel, Shmitta and Teshuva
Mincha followed by R. Helfgot's gemara shiur: 6:20 PM
Havdalah after 7:21 PM
Deadline to Order Arba Minim: Midnight | Order here
Sunday, October 2
Shaharit: 8:15 AM followed by short parsha shiur
Yom Kippur Please bring a machzor if you have one. Limited supply available Tuesday, October 4, Erev Yom Kippur
Mincha: 3:30 PM at shul
Candle Lighting: 6:15 PM
Kol Nidrei: 6:20 PM at shul & outside minyan
Fast Bergins: 6:33 PM
Wed, October 5, Yom Kippur
Shaharit: 8:30 AM at shul & outside minyan
Babysitting: 9 AM at shul
Guided Meditation & Sharing Circle; 10 – 10:45 AM Upstairs at Shul
Yizkor- appx. 11:30 AM
Minha: 4:45 PM at shul & outside minyan
Neila: 6:15 PM at shul & outside minyan
Fast Concludes: 7:14 PM
Yom Kippur services require pre-registration. Everyone who registered will receive location/seat assignments on Sunday.
Youth Groups Update We will provide lunch for the children on Yom Kippur.
Sukkah Building & Decorating Next Sunday, Oct. 9 After Shacharit . Adult volunteers needed to help build the sukkah. Children are invited to make decoration
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Rachel Cohen in celebration of Shanan Cohen’s birthday.
One of the things that makes our Netivot Shalom community so special is our commitment to having kiddush every week - whether or not we have a sponsor. This ensures there is always time to connect with old friends and make new ones. It is an important of why we are known as a warm and welcoming shul.
The Annual Simchat Torah Kiddush makes this possible. Money raised for this gala kiddush funds kiddush on all the weeks we do not have a sponsor. Everyone is encouraged is to sponsor.
Annual Kapparos to support Tomchei Shabbos of Bergen County to be held on Sunday, October 2 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. Locations: 1. Teaneck - parking lot of Maayanot, 1650 Palisade Avenue. 2. Englewood - Ahavat Torah, 240 Broad street
New Member Pot luck Seudah Shlishit at 105 Cherry Lane 5:00 PM (details below)
Minha followed by R. Helfgot's gemara shiur: 6:30 PM
Havdalah after 7:33 PM
Sunday, September 25
Special Explanatory Selected Selihot Service Followed by Shaharit: 8:00 AM at Shul (Note Early time) Erev Rosh Hashanah Services: 6:35 PM at shul
Monday, September 26 - Rosh Hashanah Day 1
Shacharit/Musaf: 8:30 AM in shul and 752 Carroll Place
Babysitting: 9 AM at shul
Rosh Hashanah Guided Meditation and Sharing Circle: 10:15 AM at shul
Shofar Blowing: ~10:45 AM at shul and 752 Carroll Place
Mincha followed by Maariv: 6:20 PM at shul
7:29pm Candle Lighting
Tuesday, September 27 - Rosh Hashanah Day 2
Shacharit/Musaf: 8:30 AM in shul and 752 Carroll Place
Babysitting: 9 AM at shul
Rosh Hashanah Guided Meditation and Sharing Circle: 10:15 AM at shul
Shofar Blowing: ~10:45 AM at shul and 752 Carroll Place
MIncha, Shiur, Maariv: 6:25 PM
Havdalah: 7:28 PM
Rosh Hashanah services require pre-registration. Everyone who registered should have received confirmation that your seats are reserved.
Youth Groups Update Children will be brought into shul for the 40 kolot at the end of Rosh Hashanah musaf. As we do every year, we will provide lunch for the children on Yom Kippur.
ALL TIMES FOR ROSH HASHANAH, FAST OF GEDALIA & YOM KIPPUR ARE LISTED ON THE PRINTABLE SHUL CALENDER
Kiddush
Serena and Mechi Jenkelowitz and family are sponsoring the kiddush in honor of the 16th yahrtzeit of Mechi's father, Zvi Elimelech Ha Kohen
Kiddush Clean Up: Gilson & L/A Moskovits
Announcements
Sign up for the potluck HERE If you've joined Netivot Shalom since 2020, fill out our new member questionnaire HERE !
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TEEN KIDDUSH High School Teen Kiddush has moved from this shabbat to Shabbat Haazinu, Oct 8.
"Issues in Contemporary Tanakh Study: A Conversation With Rabbi Helfgot and Prof. Grossman" (Hebrew and English) 9:00 PM at shul
Shabbat, September 17
Pre Shaharit Parshat Hashavuah Shiur (Hebrew): 8:45 AM
Indoor Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at Shul
Post Kiddush Remarks: Lt. Roi Grossman:"The Cyber Challenges facing the State of Israel" (in English)
"The Teshuvah of the People of Ninveh: Real or Imagined" Hebrew Shiur on Sefer Yonah at Shul by Prof. Grossman (Hebrew): 5:30 PM at shul
Minha: 6:35 PM followed by Seudah shlishit at shul
Maariv: 7:35 PM at shul
Havdalah after 7:45 PM
Pre-Selihot Kumzits: 9:30 PM at shul
Selihot: 11:00 PM at shul
Sunday, September 18
Shaharit: 8:15 AM at Shul
Family Friendly Hike: 10 AM at Flat Rock Creek with Rabbanit Alissa Thomas Newborn (details below)
Wednesday, September 21
Meditative Torah and Soulful Song with Rabbanit Alissa and Cantor Dov Rosenblatt on Zoom (details below)
Next Shabbat: Teen Kiddush, New Member Potluck (details below)
ALL TIMES FOR ROSH HASHANAH & YOM KIPPUR ARE LISTED ON THE SHUL CALENDER
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Lauren and Avi Kelin in honor of the birth of their twin girls, Nava and Lital.
Kiddush Clean Up: Jenkelowitz & Zwas/Bitton
We are seeking to hire an indivdual to help with kiddush clean up for one hour each week after services. If you know someone who might be interested in this role, please contact Jonathan Dauber at jondauber@gmail.com
Announcements
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We welcome Professor Yonatan Grossman (and his son Roi) as our scholar-in-residence for Shabbat.
We also welcome a wonderful cohort of college students who are joining us for the shabbat with Prof. Grossman.
We thank Sheldon Chanales, Nathan and Shari Lindenbaum, Allison and Jeffrey Miller and the Etzion Foundation for sponsoring the Shabbat scholar-in-residence program.
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FAMILY-FRIENDLY HIKE Meet in Parking Lot of Flat Rock Nature Center Members may find Rabbanit Alissa's contact information in the online Member Directory on the shul website if you need to reach her.
At Netivot Shalom we are blessed to have many active committees and talented volunteers who contribute their time and talents to create and plan services and programs. How will you contribute?
Every contribution is valuable. Giving back to your community does not need to be a major time commitment. Committees meet just a couple of times a year to plan and you can choose your path for giving based on your unique talents and the amount of time you have available.
Take this quick, 3 minute survey to let us know your interests and someone will be in touch with you about next steps.
Whether you are already involved, have been waiting for an opportune time to engage, or just want to learn more, taking this short survey will help us connect you with volunteer options that are right for you.
"Issues in Contemporary Tanakh Study: A Conversation With Rabbi Helfgot and Prof. Grossman" (Hebrew and English) 9:00 PM at shul
Shabbat, September 17
Pre Shaharit Parshat Hashavuah Shiur (Hebrew): 8:45 AM
Indoor Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at Shul
Post Kiddush Remarks: Lt. Roi Grossman:"The Cyber Challenges facing the State of Israel" (in English)
"The Teshuvah of the People of Ninveh: Real or Imagined" Hebrew Shiur on Sefer Yonah at Shul by Prof. Grossman (Hebrew): 5:30 PM at shul
Minha: 6:35 PM followed by Seudah shlishit at shul
Maariv: 7:35 PM at shul
Havdalah after 7:45 PM
Pre-Selihot Kumzits: 9:30 PM at shul
Selihot: 11:00 PM at shul
Sunday, September 18
Shaharit: 8:15 AM at Shul
Family Friendly Hike: 10 AM at Flat Rock Creek with Rabbanit Alissa Thomas Newborn (details below)
Wednesday, September 21
Meditative Torah and Soulful Song with Rabbanit Alissa and Cantor Dov Rosenblatt on Zoom (details below)
Next Shabbat: Teen Kiddush, New Member Potluck (details below)
ALL TIMES FOR ROSH HASHANAH & YOM KIPPUR ARE LISTED ON THE SHUL CALENDER
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Lauren and Avi Kelin in honor of the birth of their twin girls, Nava and Lital.
Kiddush Clean Up: Jenkelowitz & Zwas/Bitton
We are seeking to hire an indivdual to help with kiddush clean up for one hour each week after services. If you know someone who might be interested in this role, please contact Jonathan Dauber at jondauber@gmail.com
Announcements
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We welcome Professor Yonatan Grossman (and his son Roi) as our scholar-in-residence for Shabbat.
We also welcome a wonderful cohort of college students who are joining us for the shabbat with Prof. Grossman.
We thank Sheldon Chanales, Nathan and Shari Lindenbaum, Allison and Jeffrey Miller and the Etzion Foundation for sponsoring the Shabbat scholar-in-residence program.
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FAMILY-FRIENDLY HIKE Meet in Parking Lot of Flat Rock Nature Center Members may find Rabbanit Alissa's contact information in the online Member Directory on the shul website if you need to reach her.
At Netivot Shalom we are blessed to have many active committees and talented volunteers who contribute their time and talents to create and plan services and programs. How will you contribute?
Every contribution is valuable. Giving back to your community does not need to be a major time commitment. Committees meet just a couple of times a year to plan and you can choose your path for giving based on your unique talents and the amount of time you have available.
Take this quick, 3 minute survey to let us know your interests and someone will be in touch with you about next steps.
Whether you are already involved, have been waiting for an opportune time to engage, or just want to learn more, taking this short survey will help us connect you with volunteer options that are right for you.
Join us this Shabbat to welcome Rabbbanit Alissa Thomas-Newborn as our new Devorah Scholar!
Friday, September 9
Mincha: 7 PM at shul
Candle Lighting: 6:57 PM
Shabbat, September 10
Indoor Shaharit/Musaf: 9:15 AM at shul
Dvar Torah: Rabbanit Alissa Thomas-Newborn
Youth Groups: 9:15 AM at Shul
Mincha: 6:55 PM at Shul followed by Rabbi Helfgot's Gemara Shiur
Shabbat Concludes: 7:57 PM
Sunday, September 11
Shaharit: 8:15 AM at Shul followed by a short parsha shiur by Rabbi Helfgot
Tuesday, September 13
Elul Introspection Circle: 8:15 PM on Zoom (details below)
Wednesday, September 14
HaMelech BaSadeh: Why is the King in the Field Shiur: 7:30 PM on Zoom (details below)
Next Weekend: Scholar-in-Residence, Pre-Selichot Kumsitz, Selichot, & Family Friendly Hike (details below)
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Josh Lipowsky in commemoration of the first yarzeit of his mother, Trudy, and in appreciation of Netivot's daily virtual minyan.
Kiddush Clean Up: Fass & Dworken
We are seeking to hire an indivdual to help with kiddush clean up for one hour each week after services. If you know someone who might be interested in this role, please contact Jonathan Dauber at jondauber@gmail.com
Mazel Tov
Mazel Tov Yeshai Rotblat on his bar mitzvah this coming Shabbat and to the whole Rotblat family! The entire Shul is welcome for davening and kiddish at the Rotblat home at 681 Tilden Ave
Sign up for the potluck HERE If you've joined Netivot Shalom since 2020, fill out our new member questionnaire HERE !
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How will you contribute to your community?
At Netivot Shalom we are blessed to have many active committees and talented volunteers who contribute their time and talents to create and plan services and programs. How will you contribute?
Every contribution is valuable. Giving back to your community does not need to be a major time commitment. Committees meet just a couple of times a year to plan and you can choose your path for giving based on your unique talents and the amount of time you have available.
Take this quick, 3 minute survey to let us know your interests and someone will be in touch with you about next steps.
Whether you are already involved, have been waiting for an opportune time to engage, or just want to learn more, taking this short survey will help us connect you with volunteer options that are right for you.
Registration for the 21th annual YCT Yemei Iyun on Bible and Jewish Thought in memory of Riva Koschitsky, z"l and coordinated by our own Rabbi Helfgot, taking place on Sunday, Sept. 18-19, 2022 is now open.
As a member of Netivot Shalom, which is a partner synagogue for the event, you are entitled to free registration. The Yemei Iyun are in person but zoom options are also available. For registration please go to: https://www.yctorah.org/IYUN/
At Netivot Shalom we are blessed to have many active committees and talented volunteers who contribute their time and talents to create and plan services and programs. How will you contribute?
Every contribution is valuable. Giving back to your community does not need to be a major time commitment. Committees meet just a couple of times a year to plan and you can choose your path for giving based on your unique talents and the amount of time you have available.
Take this quick, 3 minute survey to let us know your interests and someone will be in touch with you about next steps.
Whether you are already involved, have been waiting for an opportune time to engage, or just want to learn more, taking this short survey will help us connect you with volunteer options that are right for you.
Registration for the 21th annual YCT Yemei Iyun on Bible and Jewish Thought in memory of Riva Koschitsky, z"l and coordinated by our own Rabbi Helfgot, taking place on Sunday, Sept. 18-19, 2022 is now open.
As a member of Netivot Shalom, which is a partner synagogue for the event, you are entitled to free registration. The Yemei Iyun are in person but zoom options are also available. For registration please go to: https://www.yctorah.org/IYUN/
Reminder: Children are not allowed in the shul building during kiddush without a parent. When kiddush is outside, all food should stay outside so that those cleaning up do not need to clean both inside and outside.
Announcements
High Holiday Day Reservations Now Open
Seats in each location will be allocated on a first-come basis. So, to ensure a seat in your preferred location, register early.
Early bird discounts available for members until September 1.
Registration for the 21th annual YCT Yemei Iyun on Bible and Jewish Thought in memory of Riva Koschitsky, z"l and coordinated by our own Rabbi Helfgot, taking place on Sunday, Sept. 18-19, 2022 is now open.
As a member of Netivot Shalom, which is a partner synagogue for the event, you are entitled to free registration. The Yemei Iyun are in person but zoom options are also available. For registration please go to: https://www.yctorah.org/IYUN/
Reminder: Children are not allowed in the shul building during kiddush without a parent. When kiddush is outside, all food should stay outside so that those cleaning up do not need to clean both inside and outside.
Announcements
High Holiday Day Reservations Now Open for Members
We will be holding services in 3 locations for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur:
The Sanctuary
The Social Hall
Outside with a tent at 752 Carroll Place
Seats in each location will be allocated on a first-come basis. So, to ensure a seat in your preferred location, register early.
Please note, this is our current plan for locations. If plans change and you have already registered, we will reach out to you to discuss your preferences.
Early bird discounts available for members until September 1.
Registration is also now open for non-members. If you are not a member or have friends who are not members who want to attend services at Netivot Shalom for the High Holidays, please share this form with them.
YCT YEMEI IYUN ON THE BIBLE AND JEWISH THOUGHT
Registration for the 21th annual YCT Yemei Iyun on Bible and Jewish Thought in memory of Riva Koschitsky, z"l and coordinated by our own Rabbi Helfgot, taking place on Sunday, Sept. 18-19, 2022 is now open.
As a member of Netivot Shalom, which is a partner synagogue for the event, you are entitled to free registration. The Yemei Iyun are in person but zoom options are also available. For registration please go to: https://www.yctorah.org/IYUN/
Parshat Va-Ethanan August 12-13 (15-16 Menahem Av) Shabbat Nahamu
Friday, August 12
Mincha and Musical Kabbalat Shabbat for All Ages: 6:30 PM (NOTE EARLIER TIME) Start Shabbat with a festive musical Kabbalat Shabbat led by Benjy Gottesman
Tanakh shiur is on summer hiatus and will return in the fall
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by Debra and Jonathan Passner in honor of the first yahrtzeit of Jonathan’s father, Albert Passner.
Kiddush Clean Up: A. Schwartz & Scheininger
Reminder: Children are not allowed in the shul building during kiddush without a parent. When kiddush is outside, all food should stay outside so that those cleaning up do not need to clean both inside and outside.
Announcements
High Holiday Day Reservations Now Open for Members
We will be holding services in 3 locations for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur:
The Sanctuary
The Social Hall
Outside with a tent at 752 Carroll Place
Seats in each location will be allocated on a first-come basis. So, to ensure a seat in your preferred location, register early.
Early bird discounts available until September 1.
Please note, this is our current plan for locations. If plans change and you have already registered, we will reach out to you to discuss your preferences.
YCT YEMEI IYUN ON THE BIBLE AND JEWISH THOUGHT
Registration for the 21th annual YCT Yemei Iyun on Bible and Jewish Thought in memory of Riva Koschitsky, z"l and coordinated by our own Rabbi Helfgot, taking place on Sunday, Sept. 18-19, 2022 is now open.
As a member of Netivot Shalom, which is a partner synagogue for the event, you are entitled to free registration. The Yemei Iyun are in person but zoom options are also available. For registration please go to: https://www.yctorah.org/IYUN/
Tanakh shiur is on summer hiatus and will return in the fall
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by the shul.
Kiddush Clean Up: Schulman and Schorer/Meiri
Reminder: Children are not allowed in the shul building during kiddush without a parent. When kiddush is outside, all food should stay outside so that those cleaning up do not need to clean both inside and outside.
Announcements
Tisha B’Av Learning Opportunities A number of shiurim in English and Hebrew related to Tisha Be-Av themes are being provided by Herzog College, free of charge to the public at this link: https://events.herzog.ac.il/31495 They will be up and available starting Saturday evening, August 6, the evening of Tisha B’Av.
Community
Modern Orthodoxy Today Lecture and Discussion Rabbi Shmuly Yanklowitz, founder and director of Uri Le-Zedek, the Orthodox social justice organization, will be speaking in Englewood on Tuesday August 9, at 7:30 PM. The lecture is entitled “Modern Orthodoxy Today: Addressing the Most Pressing Moral Issues of Our Time”. This will be a cutting-edge lecture with discussion, and is free to all of those who wish to attend. RSVP is required to either dsternblu@gmail.com or michael@mblumenthal.net. The location of the lecture will be forwarded the morning of August 9. There will be a collation following the lecture.
Shiur & Shmooze with Devorah Scholar Candidate Wednesday Night
Mazon Event Thursday Night
Tisha B'Av
Netivot Shalom Camping Trip
Rabbi Helfgot will be back with the community for this Shabbat and Tisha B'Av.
Please keep in mind that many minyan regulars are away. Please help ensure a minyan by arriving on time for services Friday night and Saturday.
SHIUR & SHMOOZE WITH
DEVORAH SCHOLAR CANDIDATE
The Netivot Shalom community is invited to a Shiur & Shmooz with Rabbanit Alissa Thomas-Newborn, candidate for the role of Devorah Scholar at Netivot Shalom.
Shiur Topic: "Aish Tukad B'Kirbi: What's Our Relationship with God in the Three Weeks?"
The community will then have the opportunity to provide feedback to the Board before the Board votes on her candidacy.
MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger
MAZON: A Jewish Respone to Hunger is excited to invite you to join an anti-hunger strategy meeting designed for the Northern New Jersey Jewish Community. What: Anti-hunger strategy meeting with MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger When: Thursday, August 4 at 7:30 PM Who: Open to all community members Where: Zoom RSVP: Email lbanister@mazon.org to RSVP and receive the zoom link
Leaders from Congregation Beth Sholom and Netivot Shalom will share reflections from our past meeting on where we can make an impact. We will be joined by Executive Director of Hunger Free New Jersey, Lisa Pitz, to help us allign our efforts with statewide advocacy efforts.
Sunday, Aug. 7 Shaharit and Kinnot at the Shul at 8:30 AM
Alternatve Program (information below) at 10 AM Minha at the shulat 7:30 PM Maariv at the shul at 8:05 PM
We are looking for babysitters or parent volunteers to watch children during Shaharit, Kinnot and the Alternative Program. If you are interested, please email Rebeccah Appelbaum at rebeccah.movsky@gmail.com .
