Bialystoker Synagogue
Shabbos
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SHABBOS
PARSHAS BEHA'ALOSCHA
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10th - 17th of Sivan 5769/June 13th - 20th 2008
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| FRIDAY NIGHT |
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Candles: 8:10PM
Mincha: 6:45 & 8:20 PM
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| SHABBOS DAY
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- Shacharis: 7 & 9 AM
- Rabbi Romm's Shir (Pirkei
Avos): 6:55 P.M.
- Daf Yomi: 6:55 PM
- Mincha: 6:00 & 7:55 PM
- Maariv
& Shabbos Ends: 9:19 PM
SPECIAL SPEAKER THIS SHABBOS
The Bialystoker welcomes Rabbi Avrohom Kahn, Director of the Center For
Return, who will speak Shabbos morning before Musaf on the topic
"Partner Up for Power Kiruv." The Center For Return has been engaged in
outreach activities and education for the past twenty-five years.
SPONSORSHIPS
Kiddush 1st Minyan:
Kiddush 2nd Minyan:
Shalosh Seudos:Co-Sponsored
by:
Ira & Rochelle Miller in commemoration of the yahrtzeit of his
father, Zalman Yaakov Ben Zev Wolf.
Moshe & Malkie Machlis in commemoration of the yahrtzeit of her
father, Avroham Zvi, Herman Gewanter.
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| MAZEL
TOVS |
~Hadasah Nagel on the engagement of her
son Jason to Zipporah Polinsky.
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| WEEKDAY DAVENING TIMES |
Sunday:
*Shacharis:
6:15, 7, 7:45, 8:30, & 9:15 AM
Monday:
*Shacharis: 6,
7, 7:45 , & 9:15 AM
Tuesday:
*Shacharis:
6:15, 7, 7:45 & 8:30 AM
Wednesday:
*Shacharis: 6:15, 7, 7:45 & 8:30 AM
Thursday:
*Shacharis: 6, 7, 7:45 &
8:30 AM
Friday:
*Shacharis: 6:15, 7, 7:45 &
8:30 AM
Earliest Tefillin:
4:24 AM
Latest Shema:
9:10 AM
Mincha: 8:15 PM
Maariv:
9:00 PM
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| WEEKLY SHIURIM |
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- Rav Singer Chevra Mishnayos Shiur: Daily
between Mincha & Maariv
- Daf Yomi by Rabbi Fishelis: Sunday thru
Thursday following Maariv
- Mishlei Shiur: Sunday mornings: 7:45 AM
- Women's Shiur: Will
Resume After The Summer
- Men's Gemara Shiur: Will
Resume After The Summer
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NEWS FROM THE YOUTH
DEPARTMENT
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Group
1 : ages 3-6 from 10 AM until Shul is over
Group
2: Boys ages 7-12 from 10 AM until Shul is over
Group
3: Girls ages 7-12 from 10:30 until Shul is over
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~davening~stories~games~snacks~
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| EVENTS IN AND AROUND THE SHUL |
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~Tuesday, June 24th, following Maariv: Rav Yitzchok Lichtenstein Shiur
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PIRCHEI OF THE LOWER EAST SIDE
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Pirchei will continue until Shabbos, June 28th!!!
Father-son learning Shabbos
afternoons at Bialystoker Synagogue between Pesach and Shavuos. Mincha
at 6:00 PM, followed by learning until 7:15 PM, followed by
refreshments.
t Bialystoker Synagogue between
Pesach and Shavuos.
Mincha at 6:00 PM, followed by learning until 7:15 PM, followed by
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| COMMUNITY EVENTS |
| HAPPY BIRTHDAY &
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY |
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If you would like to be included in the
weekly list
please e-mail us no later than Wednesdays at
2 PM.
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| SHUL APPEAL |
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~When sending in your
pledge (or
any check), please mark it so that we
know how to apply the
money to
your account (yizkor, dues, tickets,
kiddush etc.) Thank you.
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| MISCELLANEOUS
INFORMATION |
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any announcements that you would like to include for Shabbos, please
have the information
called
or
e-mailed to the shul NO LATER than 11:30 AM on Thursdays (please use
your discretion).
Are you
a
senior citizen who might like a young Orthodox responsible
roommate? If you have an
empty
bedroom
and are interested in sharing your
apartment in exchange for friendship, companionship and money,
please
call George Kleiner of the Committee for a Jewish LES at 212 - 254 -
9638.
He will
try to
match you with a potential surrogate ainecle.
Call for more information.
The
Committee
for the Jewish Lower East Side is trying to attract young
Orthodox singles, couples
and
families
to move to the Lower East Side. By offering responsible
Orthodox graduate school
students
and
young Orthodox professionals, who cannot afford the co-op
sublease, the opportunity
to be a
companion/roommate, we might be able to help both the senior citizen as
well an the
young
person.
Simcha
G'mach: For
all your simcha needs...benchers, platters, vases etc. This g'mach was
created L'ilui Nishmas Dovid Yonasan. For more information contact
Julie Dancziger 917-534-9275.
Bris
Pillowcase available contact Elana Small (212)
677-7406
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Have a good Shabbos |
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