PARASHAT HA'AZINU

Candle lighting: Friday, 6:14 pm

Shabbat ends: Saturday, 7:13 pm

Table of Contents

1) -Weekly Service Schedule 

2) - Rabbi's message

3) - Rabbi's Study

4) -Activities & Donations

5) - Birthdays & Anniversaries

6) - Refuah shlema

1) - Weekly Service Schedule 

We ask men on Zoom, to please have your heads covered for all services. 

We also strongly encourage you to don a Tallit for all morning services - on Shabbat and Weekdays - which is a Mitzvah.



People are also encouraged to wear Tefillin for weekday morning services; Rabbi Yechiel will be happy to help anyone who wishes to put on Tefillin.

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Zoom Meeting ID: 897 8879 2248

passcode: 5785

To keep our building secure on Shabbat the side doors will be locked after 10:15 a.m. The doors will be monitored, and you will be let in as quickly as possible

Thank you.

To be counted in a minyan on Zoom your face must be visible.

We welcome Shabbat each week with our Kabbalat Shabbat service in the

Moseson Chapel.

Friday - 10/3- 5:30 pm

In the Moseson Chapel & on-line

Shabbat Morning - 10/4 - 9:30 am

 In the Sanctuary & on-line

Shabbat ends: 7:13 pm

Sunday- 10/5 -8:00 pm

on-line only

Decorating the Sukkah - 2:00-3:00pm

(Please bring your New Year's greeting cards and used Jewish calendars to the office by midday Sunday , Oct 5. They can be important part our Sukkah decorations.)

 In building backyard

Monday - 10/6- 8:00 am

EREV SUKKOT

In the Moseson Chapel & on-line

Eve of Sukkot -Service in the Sukkah-5:30-6:30 pm

 In building backyard & on Zoom

Candle lighting: 6:09 pm

(or before the service)

Tuesday - 10/7- 9:30 am

SUKKOT I

Festival Service and Kiddush Luncheon

in the Sukkah - 12:00 pm

In the Sanctuary & on-line

 Candle lighting: 7:08 pm

(or before the service)

Wednesday - 10/8 -

SUKKOT II

Yom Tov Service in the Sancturary & Kiddush in the Sukkah -9:30-12:00

Thursday - 10/9 -

Sukkot Chol Ha-Mo'ed Morning Services- 8:00-9:00 am

In the Moseson Chapel & on-line

Friday - 10/10 -

Sukkot Chol Ha-Mo'ed Morning Services- 8:00-9:00 am

In the sanctuary & on-line

KABBALAT SHABBAT in the Sukkah- 5:30- 6:30 pm

In building backyard & on Zoom

Candle lighting: 6:03 pm

(or before the service)

Rabbi Yechiel office hours:

Monday-Thursday

between the hours of 10 am -1 pm

Please call the office to make an appointment.

Please scroll down to see upcoming events.

Please visit our website at: shaarayshalom.org

for additional information.

2) - Rabbi's Message

Our Torah portion for this Shabbat is Parshat Ha'ahzeenu (Deuteronomy, chapter 32; pp. 896-903 in the Hertz Chumash). On the final day of his life, Moshe sings out a colorful, poetic and prophetic vision of Israel's future - and our complex

relationship with the Holy One. Moshe is then invited to ascend Mt. Nebo (east of the Jordan River) and look out upon the Promised land, where he is never to set foot; he is able, nevertheless, to envision Israel's life in this new homeland. This

Parshah may be found in any Bible (Deut. chapter 32), or you may find it in Etz Hayim (our Conservative Chumash, on pp. 1185-95) along with modern translation and commentaries, as well as the Haftarah, at this link:

https://www.rabbinicalassembly.org/sites/default/files/2021-09/haazinu-etz-hayim.pdf

Our Haftarah this Shabbat is a poetic song by David, from the book of 2nd Samuel, chapter 22. At the end of his life, the renowned king and warrior sings a hymm of victory and thanksgiving to the Holy One, for all the protection and favor

he has received over the course of his life. You may find this Haftarah in any Bible, in the Hertz Chumash on pp. 904-8, and in Etz Hayim on pp. 1196-1201.

I look forward to enjoying Shabbat together with you and our synagogue family. I also hope you will plan to join us for our celebration of the Sukkot holiday, beginning Monday evening and Tuesday (Oct. 6-7) of this coming week. Shabbat Shalom & Chag Same'ach,

Shabbat Shalom, Rabbi Yechiel

3) - Study with Rabbi Yechiel

ON SUMMER HIATUS

Weekly Bible Study Group

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Please Note:

We are planning a weekly Conversational Hebrew class for beginners who can read Hebrew - this coming Fall

If interested, please contact the office.

4) - Activities & Donations 

Please click the buttons below for

upcoming events.

Please click the image below to enlarge.

Please bring your New Year's greeting cards and used Jewish

calendars to the office by midday on Sunday, Oct. 5. They can be an important part our Sukkah decorations.

5) -Birthdays

Benjamin Philip Havranek,

Mariel Jennings,

Mason Goldstein

and

Ella Darom



Anniversary

Renee & Lenny Drachtman



6) - Refuah Shlema

Stewart Walden,

Ines Weinberg,

Ellen Sue Rothfeld,

Judy Schwarz,

Dr. Sol Goldman,

Dorothy Dorman

Bob Dorman,

and

Beth Litkofsky Sheer

If you have the name of a person to mention, please contact Rabbi Yechiel: 

hilkyahu@optonline.net

or contact the office.



office call (516) 481-7448

711 Dogwood Ave, West Hempstead, NY 11552

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Organizations for contributions

at this time of crisis in Israel:

 Swords of Iron helping the IDF https://swordsofiron.org.il/

 Magen David Adom https://afmda.org/bloomberg-match

 Jewish National Fund https://www.jnf.org/ways-to-help/support-israel

 Friends of the Israel Defense Forces https://www.fidf.org/