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All Shavuot tepillot will be at the shul.
Sunday Night:
7:30 PM Mincha
7:50 PM D'var Torah by Zach Beer
8:15 PM Maariv
Immediately following Maariv - for those who have previously reserved - there will be a dairy communal dinner under the pergola (the weather is expected to be around 21 Celsius / 71 Farenheit, so please dress accordingly).
Monday Morning:
9:00 AM Shacharit & Megilat Ruth
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In terms of our Shavuot nighttime learning, there will be three different locations. We thank Steven Ruback for sponsoring the learning, particularly the Rabbi Stavitsky shiur, in commemoration of the yahzeit of his mother, Miriam bat Avraham. May her memory continue to be for a blessing.
1) AT THE SHUL
10:15 PM Shiur, open to all (both those who attended the dinner, as well as those who are returning to the shul from their own meals)
Anna Eisenstat on: "Egla Arufa: Finding a Language of Ritual When the World Falls Apart"
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2) 10:30 PM: KID'S TIKUN LEIL AT THE STUB HOME, BRODIE 8
Refreshments and Parent - Child Hevruta Learning on the topic: The How of Har Sinai, Led by Zach Beer.
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3) 11:30 PM: ADULT TIKUN LEIL (IN HEBREW) WITH RABBI YIRMI STAVITSKY AT THE PEAR HOME, HAPALMACH 54
11:30 Doors Open and Refreshments
12 - 1 AM Rabbi Stavitsky, who has lost many students during the current war, will speak about loss and resilience, hope and finding purpose in the pain. The title of his talk is: "Matters of Faith I've Learned from Rav Amital."
This talk was designed to be specifically relevant for young adults - high school, University and Yeshiva/Midrasha students, and those in the Army and Mechina. Please share the flyer below with anyone for whom this might be relevant.
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