Minyan Sign Up In order to help ensure we have a minyan for Friday night, we are asking that people sign up. You can still come if you do not sign up, but it would be greatly appreciated if at least 10 males over 13 sign up so we know we will have a minyan.
We welcome our new Devorah Scholar Jennifer Geretz to the community this Shabbat. Berukha ha-Ba'ah! She will be speaking a number of times over shabbat and we hope you get a chance to hear her and say hello.
Friday, June 11
Mincha and Musical Kabbalat Shabbat: 7:00 PM at 275 Francis (Instruments are put away before Mizmor Shir le-Yom Ha-Shabbat) Dvar Torah by Rabbanit Geretz If you accept shabbat with the shul minyan, please make sure to light candles before 7:45 PM and refrain from melakha after that point. Candle lighting: 8:10 PM Sunset: 8:28 PM
Shabbat, June 12 Indoor In-Person Shaharit/Musaf: 9:30 AM at Shul Outdoor In-Person Shaharit/Musaf: 9:30 AM at 275 Frances Rabbanit Geretz will speak at both minyanim Please make sure to recite Keriat Shema before coming to shul Post Kiddush Shiur by Rabbanit Geretz on “How does Halacha Cope with Change?”: ~ 11:45 AM Youth Groups: 9:30 AM at Shul (no registration needed) Last time to Recite Keriat Shema: 9:10 AM Last time for the Shaharit Amidah: 10:25 AM Mincha: 8:10 PM at shul followed by the Rabbi's Gemara shiur on Masechet Sanhedrin. Followed by Maariv Shabbat concludes: 9:11 PM
Mazel tov to Izzi Ramirez and the Fein/Ramirez family on Izzi’s bat mitzvah this weekend.
The family invites all women members of Netivot Shalom to Mincha at shul at 6 PM followed by a reception at 277 Johnson Ave.
Kiddush
Kiddush this week is sponsored by the shul.
Everyone is welcome whether you attend indoor or outdoor minyan or no minyan. Kiddush should be between around 11:15
Announcements
Graduation Kiddush - June 19 We will celebrate this year's graduates as well as all the graduates we missed out on celebrating with last year.
If you or a member of your family are graduating, please complete this form to provide information about the graduate and a baby photo for the guess the graduate board. Sponsorship is encouraged, but optional.
Petition to Move Elections There is currently an non-partisan effort to push for changing Teaneck’s municipal elections from May to November. One main benefit to moving is that it significantly increases voter turnout, as seen with the recent School Board elections. View petition.
Family Chesed Activity Join Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Northern NJ for their 11th annual Wheels for Meals: Ride to Fight Hunger on June 13, 2021 at Spectra Labs in Rockleigh, NJ. Funds raised through the bike ride will support JFCS programs for homebound seniors, disabled individuals, and disadvantaged families in Bergen, Passaic and Hudson counties. Some of the programs that help JFCS fight hunger in our community include the JFCS food pantry, the Corner Market, serving more than 720 families, and the JFCS Kosher Meals-On-Wheels program, delivering 7 meals a week to over 350 seniors and disabled individuals this year. Create your own team and challenge your friends and family to raise money to fight hunger while enjoying a beautiful day outdoors. Activities will include 50, 25, 10 and 3-mile bike routes, family bike lessons, a virtual spin class and a guided hike. We will be following up-to-date COVID safety rules and staggering start times to avoid overcrowding. Register or donate to this great cause at www.ridetofighthunger.com.
