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Shabbat Parshat Shmini
March 29-30, 2019/23 Adar II, 5779

Schedule

Kiddush

This week's Kiddush is sponsored by the shul. 

Please assist clean up captains: Schneck & Shulman

Upcoming Kiddush Clean Up Schedule:  

4/6 Schwartz/Berger & Schwartz DE
4/13 Sebrow & Shisha


Parents: you are responsible for making sure your children respect the shul and clean up after themselves.

This Week @ Netivot

Mazal Tov to Bracha and Benjamin Waldman on the birth of a baby boy.

The Waldmans invite the community to the brit milah on Sunday morning, March 31st following 8:00am Shacharit.

Mazal Tov to Jeanette and Marty Heistein on the birth of a granddaughter! Mazal Tov to parents Judith and Daniel Sabba and big brothers Charlie and Gabriel.

Please join Netivot Shalom for a NYC screening of The Sinless, a play by Judah Skoff. 

Wednesday, April 3rd at 7:30pm - followed by a talk back with Judah. 

Tickets and information on the play can be found at  www.thesinlessplay.com   
Use the discount code Teaneck19 for 20% off tickets.

Let us know if you are attending! The shul will help facilitate carpools if possible. 
Email us  after you purchase your tickets. 

Join our Yoetzet Tova Warburg Sinensky at a Shiur and Seudah Shlishit for women to learn about and debunk the top misconceptions and myths that we have about the laws and concepts of Taharat Hamishpacha.

"Conceptions, Misconceptions, Missed Conceptions"
Shabbat, April 6th, 4:00pm at the Jenkelowitz home, 66 Cherry Lane, Teaneck
Questions can be submitted at:  https://goo.gl/forms/FTYTTdu67PN34Ech1
   
Please RSVP for the event to  Pam Scheininger  .

This event is co-hosted by The Jewish Center of Teaneck and Netivot Shalom and The Teaneck Yoetzet Initiative. To sponsor this shiur or make a donation to the Yoetzet Initiative contact:   www.rinat.org/teaneckyoetzet . 

Netivot Shalom is looking for a dynamic part-time Youth Director to expand, enrich, and coordinate Shabbat, holiday and special programming. The Youth Director works with the Youth Committee to organize special activities and innovative programs for youth from nursery through high school. The Director coordinates and oversees youth groups on Shabbat and holidays, trains group leaders to effectively implement programming in groups, and supervises group leaders.

Ideal candidate would have some experience developing programs for kids and teens. Teaching experience is a plus, but not a must. Must have an abundance of creative ideas and excellent follow-through. We are looking to hire someone to begin Fall 2019. This could be a long term opportunity for the right candidate. 
Interested candidates should send a resume and cover letter to Pam Scheininger.

There will be a general board meeting and election of board members in June. Nominations are open for the following board positions: President, VP Operations,VP Programming, Treasurer, and two general board positions. If you are interested in serving on the board or wish to nominate someone, please contact any member of the Nominations Committee by April 30: Pam Scheininger, Katie Katz and Barry Herzog.

CSS

Thank you to Marc Schlussel, Benjy Gottesman, Ronen Assayag, Noah Bernstein, and Alex Moskovits on the CSS team for providing security over Shabbat.  

Youth

Youth Kiddush

Sponsorships for a youth department Kiddush with special snacks are available for $36! Kiddush sponsorships are for children's birthday and special events (like a sports victory or school award) only. We continue to count on our adults to celebrate their accomplishments through sponsorship of shul-wide kiddush.  Click here to Sponsor . 

Thank You Youth Group Leaders

Ongoing @ Netivot

You can now support Netivot Shalom when shopping on Amazon though the Amazon Smile charity donation program. 

When shopping on Amazon use  THIS LINK  and the shul will receive a percentage of your purchases from the AmazonSmile program at no cost to you!

Tova Warburg Sinensky, our Yoetzet Halacha, can be reached at 201-655-2180 or at  teaneckyoetzet@gmail.com.

You can "like" and follow the Teaneck Yoetzet initiative Facebook page at  www.facebook.com/TeaneckYoetzet for resources from Tova and information on events.  

In Our Community  

Adler Aphasia Center Spring Boutique

Something Special, our vocational artisan program in which our stroke and brain injury survivors with aphasia design and handcraft unique jewelry and gifts, will be hosting its annual Spring Boutique and Open House on Wednesday, April 3rd from 10:30 am – 7:30 pm at Adler Aphasia Center, located at 60 West Hunter Avenue in Maywood.
 
A large selection of necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pendants, desk items and hostess sets in a price range of $10 to $60 will be available. Our couture line of one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces will also be available for purchase. Proceeds support our Scholarship Fund so that no one is turned away from participating in our programs. Every item comes with a bio of the artisan who has handcrafted the jewelry or gift piece, helping raise awareness about aphasia. Many of our artisans will be on hand to greet attendees. There is no cost to attend. Refreshments will be served and door prizes will be given away.

Project S.A.R.A.H Annual Breakfast

Project S.A.R.A.H., the state wide domestic violence and sexual abuse project for Jewish families in New Jersey’s 13th annual breakfast, celebrating our 23 years of service to the community will take place on Sunday April 7th, 9:30-11:30 AM. It will be held at Congregation Keter Torah - 600 Roemer Avenue, Teaneck. The Honorees are Guests of Honor: Dr. Ephraim and Dr. Chava Casper; Rabbinic Supporter Award: Rabbi Menachem and Mrs. Sarah Genack; Volunteer Recognition Award: Mrs. Mandy Richman. The Keynote Speaker will be Saranne Rothberg on “How to Use Humor, Laughter and Play as Your Personal Stressbusters."

The event is free and babysitting and valet parking will be provided. For reservations: www.ProjectSARAH.org

Time2Talk Substance Abuse Groups

We welcome any family member with a loved one suffering from addiction and substance abuse issues to our local support group, which meets every other Wednesday evening in Teaneck. The group is free of charge and is facilitated by clinicians specializing in addiction. For more information and the time/location of the meeting, please email:  Time2TalkAddiction@gmail.com . In addition, for information about vaping, marijuana, opioids, resources for treatment and education, and other important topics, please visit our website:  www.Time2TalkAddiction.org .  

Community Events 

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