YIGN Announcements
April 17th, 2010SCHEDULE FOR SHABBAT, APRIL 17
PARSHIYOT TAZRIA - METZORAH
Friday Candle Lighting - 7:17PMMincha and Kabbalat Shabbat- 7:15PM Main Sanctuary
The Plag Minyan will begin next week.
Hashkama Minyan- 7:30AM Justin Family Center
Kiddush is cosponsored by Rabbi Meir Mitelman on the occasion of the yahrzeit of his mother, Ida Mitelman z.l. and by Albert and Mitra Yehaskel on the occasion of the yahrzeit of Albert's mother, Lucy Yehaskel z.l.
Regular Minyan- 9:00AM Main Sanctuary
Teen Minyan- 9:15AM Justin Family Center
Sof Zman Kriat Shemah-9:34AM
Berger Daf Yomi- 6:05PM (Sanhedrin 64) Justin Family Center
Shealot U'Teshuvot- 6:35PM Main Sanctuary
Mincha- 7:05PM
followed by seudah shlishit, a shiur given by Rabbi Yaacov Lerner and Maariv
(If you are interested in sponsoring Seudat Shlishit this week. please contact the shul office.)
Shabbat Ends- 8:27PM
Schedule for the Week- Schacharit
Sunday- 7:00AM & 8:30AM Child/Parent Minyan - 9:15AM
Monday and Thursday- 6:35AM & 7:40AM
Tuesday- 6:45AM & 7:45AM Yom Ha'atzmaut
We recite Hallel on Yom Ha'atzmaut. (This year, as in Eretz Yisrael, we celebrate Yom Ha'atzmaut on the 6th of Iyar.)
Wednesday and Friday - 6:45AM & 7:45AM
Mincha/Maariv- 7:25PM
Late Maariv- 9:00PM (Monday - Thursday)
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DONATIONS
The following donations have been made to the Young Israel:
The following donations have been made to the Young Israel:
Frieda and Morris Lewinter in memory of Albert Kalish
Karen and Alan Mazurek in memory of Albert Kalish
Fran and Bernie Mermelstein in memory of Albert Kalish
Ruthie and David Goykadosh in memory of Albert Kalish
Nina and Max Karpel in honor of Kelly and Judah Rifkin
Marcia and Yakov Toledano in honor of the birth of Elchanan Yechezkel Elsant
Michelle and Barry Rubin in memory of Albert Kalish
Beth and Gary Orbach in honor of the birth of Elchanan Yechezkel Elsant
In honor of the engagement of Yosefa Lerner and Jonathan Hefter
Carol and Stephen Karbowitz in memory of Albert Kalish
Zelda and Sol Berger in honor of the engagement of Karen Zimmerman and Jason Hammerman
In honor of the birth of Miriam Devorah Atlas
In honor of the bat mitzvah of Natalie Rose Dicker
In honor of the engagement of Jaclyn Danoff and Michael Rudick
Your generous, tax-deductible contributions to the Young Israel of Great Neck will help us continue to provide services to our Jewish community. We are a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization.
If you prefer to send us your donation by mail, please see our contact page for more information.
ANNOUNCEMENTSMAZEL TOV
Mazal tov to Laura and Scott Danoff on the engagement of their daughter Jaclyn to Michael Rudick.
Mazel tov to Debbie Spilky upon receiving the Aishet Chayil Award at Yeshiva Har Torah's 21st Annual Scholarship Dinner.
OUR SHUL
Mazal tov to Laura and Scott Danoff on the engagement of their daughter Jaclyn to Michael Rudick.
Mazel tov to Debbie Spilky upon receiving the Aishet Chayil Award at Yeshiva Har Torah's 21st Annual Scholarship Dinner.
OUR SHUL
LAG B'OMER BBQ
Save The Date: Our Lag B'Omer BBQ will take place on Saturday, May 1st at 9:30PM at the home of Ellen and Joe Tuchinsky, 84 Old Pond Road. $22 per person and sponsors are welcome.
SHTENDER
If you are interested in purchasing a shtender, please call the shul office at 829-6040.
PROJECT IDENTITY PRESENTS:ASHKENAZ AND SEPHARAD - FROM WHENCE THEY CAME
Among the many different groupings and "types" of Jews, perhaps the most famous divide is between Ashkenazi Jews and their Sephardic counterparts. We know that the two groups developed in two different regions, but how did we get there? Why do these differences remain in the melting pot of the modern world? This lecture will investigate the historical origin of this divide and trace these two regions as they developed their distinct differences in culture and in Jewish law. Whether you are of Sephardic or Ashkenazic descent, come and better understand your history and practices. Sunday morning, April 18th - Breakfast 9:30AM, Lecture 10:00AM - Cost $5.00
FAMILY LUNCHEON IN MEMORY OF SHARON SOKOL HEISLER Z.L.
The Great Neck Synagogue Annual Family Luncheon in memory of Sharon Sokol Heisler z.l. will take place Saturday, April 17th at the GNS. The guest speaker will be Mort Klein, President of the Zionist Organization of America. His topic will be "Lessons of the Holocaust Applied to Today's Arab War Against Israel". Contact the GNS office, 487-6100, to make a reservation. The cost is $55 per person. A special children's luncheon will take place at the same time.
MTJ PARLOR MEETING
Save the Date: MTJ Parlor meeting honoring Rabbi Ismach and Rabbi Axelrod on May 4th at 8:30pm at the home of Jamie and Michael Katz, 25 Clover Drive Invitations will follow.
HASHAVAT AVAIDA
A beautiful piece of jewelry was found at Allenwood Park on Shabbat Chol Hamoed Pesach! If you lost it and can identify it in specific detail, please call Dalia (786)374-5805. Please ask around to help locate the owner and you can help fulfill this mitzvah!
NEW YORK NCSY FOURTH ANNUAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
Will take place on April 18th at Lawrence High School, followed by a FREE community BBQ. Prior to the championship game there will be a drawing for the NCSY raffle for 2 round trip tickets to Israel. Tickets are $20 and 10 for $180. The proceeds from the raffle and tournament are used to send teens from unaffiliated backgrounds to study in Israel for the year. Last year 18 teens were sent. This year we have over 20 who are waiting for our help. If you would like to purchase raffle tickets or take advantage of the limited sponsorships remaining, please contact Miriam Shapiro at miriam.shira@gmail.com, or 917 442 3932.
Save The Date: Our Lag B'Omer BBQ will take place on Saturday, May 1st at 9:30PM at the home of Ellen and Joe Tuchinsky, 84 Old Pond Road. $22 per person and sponsors are welcome.
SHTENDER
If you are interested in purchasing a shtender, please call the shul office at 829-6040.
OUR COMMUNITY
PROJECT IDENTITY PRESENTS:ASHKENAZ AND SEPHARAD - FROM WHENCE THEY CAME
Among the many different groupings and "types" of Jews, perhaps the most famous divide is between Ashkenazi Jews and their Sephardic counterparts. We know that the two groups developed in two different regions, but how did we get there? Why do these differences remain in the melting pot of the modern world? This lecture will investigate the historical origin of this divide and trace these two regions as they developed their distinct differences in culture and in Jewish law. Whether you are of Sephardic or Ashkenazic descent, come and better understand your history and practices. Sunday morning, April 18th - Breakfast 9:30AM, Lecture 10:00AM - Cost $5.00
FAMILY LUNCHEON IN MEMORY OF SHARON SOKOL HEISLER Z.L.
The Great Neck Synagogue Annual Family Luncheon in memory of Sharon Sokol Heisler z.l. will take place Saturday, April 17th at the GNS. The guest speaker will be Mort Klein, President of the Zionist Organization of America. His topic will be "Lessons of the Holocaust Applied to Today's Arab War Against Israel". Contact the GNS office, 487-6100, to make a reservation. The cost is $55 per person. A special children's luncheon will take place at the same time.
MTJ PARLOR MEETING
Save the Date: MTJ Parlor meeting honoring Rabbi Ismach and Rabbi Axelrod on May 4th at 8:30pm at the home of Jamie and Michael Katz, 25 Clover Drive Invitations will follow.
HASHAVAT AVAIDA
A beautiful piece of jewelry was found at Allenwood Park on Shabbat Chol Hamoed Pesach! If you lost it and can identify it in specific detail, please call Dalia (786)374-5805. Please ask around to help locate the owner and you can help fulfill this mitzvah!
YOUTH
NEW YORK NCSY FOURTH ANNUAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
Will take place on April 18th at Lawrence High School, followed by a FREE community BBQ. Prior to the championship game there will be a drawing for the NCSY raffle for 2 round trip tickets to Israel. Tickets are $20 and 10 for $180. The proceeds from the raffle and tournament are used to send teens from unaffiliated backgrounds to study in Israel for the year. Last year 18 teens were sent. This year we have over 20 who are waiting for our help. If you would like to purchase raffle tickets or take advantage of the limited sponsorships remaining, please contact Miriam Shapiro at miriam.shira@gmail.com, or 917 442 3932.
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DONATIONSThe following donations have been made to the Young Israel:
The following donations have been made to the Young Israel:
Frieda and Morris Lewinter in memory of Albert Kalish
Karen and Alan Mazurek in memory of Albert Kalish
Fran and Bernie Mermelstein in memory of Albert Kalish
Ruthie and David Goykadosh in memory of Albert Kalish
Nina and Max Karpel in honor of Kelly and Judah Rifkin
Marcia and Yakov Toledano in honor of the birth of Elchanan Yechezkel Elsant
Michelle and Barry Rubin in memory of Albert Kalish
Beth and Gary Orbach in honor of the birth of Elchanan Yechezkel Elsant
In honor of the engagement of Yosefa Lerner and Jonathan Hefter
Carol and Stephen Karbowitz in memory of Albert Kalish
Zelda and Sol Berger in honor of the engagement of Karen Zimmerman and Jason Hammerman
In honor of the birth of Miriam Devorah Atlas
In honor of the bat mitzvah of Natalie Rose Dicker
In honor of the engagement of Jaclyn Danoff and Michael Rudick
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Your generous, tax-deductible contributions to the Young Israel of Great Neck will help us continue to provide services to our Jewish community. We are a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization.
If you prefer to send us your donation by mail, please see our contact page for more information.
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