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Open to the Community! Bring Friends! Family-friendly Fun for All!
Link to the Map to the Shelter House is here.
Leave a CommentCondolences to Edna Edelman on the passing of her brother Maksim.
We are very excited that our young Children’s Shabbos Program is up and running. Thank you to Shalva Davidovich for running the program for the last few weeks, and welcome back to Chaya Leba Winters!
As always, thank you to Rabbi Kirsch for his incomparable sharing of Torah with the older kids.
Remember – the younger group starts at 9:15 and runs until Kiddush.
Rabbi Kirsch has the older kids from 10:15 to 11:00 (or so).
The Simcha Kiddush this Shabbos is co-sponsored by:
This week at Shalosh Seudos I will speak about Nochum Ish GamZu, the originator of the phrase “Gam Zu LeTova”, and R’ Yaakov Leiner, the Ishbitzer Rebbe, the most important Rebbe you might never have heard of, whose yohrtzeits are both the 15th of Av. Se’udah Shlishit is sponsored by the Claude family in memory of Jason’s aunt, Gail Avidon (Nechama bas Yaakov Yosef) A”H.
Special thanks to Boris Kargilitsky for his continual enhancement of our Shalosh Seudos! Remember, sponsorships for Shalosh Seudos are available – and even on non-sponsored weeks, feel free to donate to enhance Shalosh Seudos for the Shul!The Shul Picnic is coming up, on Sunday August 28, Rosh Chodesh Elul. You should have received a number of notices by now. We look forward to the participation of the whole community. Please contact Larry Mervine at lawrencemervine24@gmail.com) or 216-701-7252 if you are able to help out or if you have questions regarding the picnic.
Leave a CommentHello everyone,
I wanted to let you know about our program at HJC this Shavuos.
The Tikun Leil Shavuos will start at approximately 12:30am.
The topics will be all about the Chain of the Mesorah, from Moshe Rabbeinu till today.
This will all be based on the Rambam’s introduction to the Mishneh Torah, copies of said introduction which will be provided. This short work covers many topics, such as the nature of Torah she’baal Peh, Jewish history, rabbinic authority, among other issues.
If you prefer to think of the night in the language of what sefer we’ll be learning, it’s the Rambam’s introduction to Mishneh Torah.
If you prefer to think of the night in terms of a series classes, I’ve written an approximate series of titles below.
The schedule listed here is somewhat approximate.
12:30am-2am: Part One: Torah and Talmud in the days of Moshe and Tanach.
2am-3am: Torah Law during Bais Sheini until the compiling of the Mishna.
3am-4am: The Mishna and Talmud and related Seforim
4am-5am: Halacha and Torah thought after the final editing of the Talmud Bavli.
There will be breaks between each class, and coffee and snacks available throughout the night.
Shacharis will begin at 5:20am. Sunrise is at 5:53am.
There will be another Shacharis at 9am. Sof Zman Krias Shema is 9:39am.
Wishing you all a Good Shabbos and a Good YomTov
Rabbi Davidovich
RD
Comments closedThursday, April 25, Chol Hamoed – Erev Yom-Tov | EIRUV TAVSHILIN |
Medrash Shiur | 6:15 AM |
Shacharis | 6:30 AM |
Mincha | 7:05 PM |
Early Candle-Lighting | 7:24 PM |
Latest Candle-Lighting | 7:59 PM |
Friday, April 26, Shevii shel Pesach | |
Shacharis | 9:00 AM |
Mincha | 7:05 PM |
Early Candle-Lighting | 7:25 PM |
Late Candle-Lighting | 8:00 PM |
Shabbos, April 27, Acharon shel Pesach | |
Shacharis | 9:00 AM |
Mincha | 7:45 PM |
Followed by Shalosh Seudos. Bring your own food. | |
Maariv | 9:10 PM |
Don’t eat sold Chometz before | 10:15 PM |
Sunday through Thursday, April 28-May 2 | |
Shacharis on Sunday | 8:00 AM |
Medrash Shiur Monday through Friday | 6:15 AM |
Shacharis, Monday through Friday | 6:45 AM |
Mishna Shiur, Sunday through Thursday | 7:40 PM |
Mincha-Maariv, Sunday through Thursday | 8:10 PM |
A vaccine clinic for the MMR vaccine will be held this Thursday, 4/18 at the local MinuteClinic inside CVS located at 14440 Cedar Rd., Cleveland, OH 44121 (corner of Cedar and Green).
Date: Thursday, 4/18
Times: 9:00-12:00 pm and 5:00-8:00 pm
Location: MinuteClinic inside CVS, located at 14440 Cedar Rd., Cleveland, OH 44121 (corner of Cedar and Green)
Please bring your insurance cards and photo IDs.
MinuteClinic is only able to administer vaccines to patients 18 months and older with most major insurances and to patients 19 years and older with Caresource and other state Medicaid plans. Patients 18 years or younger with Caresource or Medicaid will need to receive the vaccine at their health care providers’ office or at the local Health Department.
Comments closedWe regret to inform you of the passing of Mrs. Sandra Mandel, mother of Barbara Seltzer; grandmother of Hillel (Zehava) Seltzer.
The funeral will take place tomorrow, Monday, March 25, 2019 at Berkowitz Kumin Bookatz at 11AM; burial will follow at Ridge Road Cemetery.
Shiva will be observed at the home of Regina and Barry Cik, 2544 S. Green Road in University Heights.
A google doc has been set up for anyone interested in contributing to shiva meals :
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nll2lXfo-AhgZFDrNQOMExWUUBeIUV96P49Zm2DKnOM/edit
Wednesday, March 20 (Taanis Esther)
Fast Begins 6:18 AM
Medrash Shiur 6:15 AM
Shacharis 6:30 AM
Mincha 7:10 PM (Machatzis HaShekel)
Maariv 8:10 PM
Fast Ends 8:24 PM
Megilla Reading 8:24 PM
Thursday, March 21 (Purim)
Shacharis 8:00 AM,
Megillah ~8:35 AM
Second Megillah Reading 10:00 AM
Mincha 4:00 PM
Friday, March 22 (Shushan Purim)
Medrash Shiur 6:15 am, maybe
Shacharis 6:45 am
Candle-Lighting 7:22 pm
Mincha 7:25 pm
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