The month Nissan heralds seasonal rebirth. So how’s that different from Rosh Hashanah? Facebook LIVE! 

An earlier, swifter version or a later, slower version. Pick one and elevate your week!

Mincha, Mitzvah Digest: Priestly Wardrobes. Timely Torah: The New Moon. Kabbalat Shabbat. 

 Traditional Mevarchim Tehillim Minyan evokes a download of blessings for this new Month of Miracles.

 Be amazed at the mystical view on the spiritual potency of food, and how it nourishes our soul and spirit! 

 This week concludes Sefer Shemot, includes a special Torah reading, and features additional blessings. Enjoy communal camaraderie & insightful Torah teachings featuring timeless lessons linked to current events!

This Shabbat is Prize Redemption Week! Come on time to bounce a ping pong ball into a container to win tokens!

This week’s Parsha, concludes the book of Shemot, by observing that Shabbat is even greater than building the Mishkan! To help understand this, we’ll play Dead Lion, Follow the Leader and the Shabbat Game.  

The guys are jammin’ with Rabbi Avrumy; studying Torah, & enjoying Kool Shul together!

 To honour a loved one by supporting the “Shul Fellowship” of Shabbat, contact Rabbi Yossi ASAP! 

This monthly “Chassidic Gathering” brings blessings for Nissan. The Farbrengen has been anonymously sponsored.

Mincha. Seudah Shlisheet needs a sponsor. Daily Mitzvot: Temple Compound Restrictions!

Kinderlach study Torah with young Moshe Kaplan. Anonymously sponsored by Jeff Caplan!

 Join the earlier and swifter version or daven more contemplatively later on.

 Beginning Tanya’s Chapter 21; the uniqueness of Divine Speech clarified & articulated. Facebook LIVE!  

Children visit the Model Matzah Bakery! Exciting hands-on educational experience shows how Matzoh is made. Then, kids make some themselves! Ages 4-11; $4 per child. Drop off & pick-up @ 770 Chabad Gate. RSVP to Chana:  647-303- 6771.

Mincha. Daily Mitzvot; Who Can Serve in the Holy Temple? Ma’ariv services follow at 7:30 pm.

 The story behind the new book that reveals the Rebbe’s formative years, previously shrouded in mystery. An exclusive, compelling presentation by the co-author. Dessert reception follows. Admission: free.

 Why Seder observances can only be done after nightfall. LIVE on Facebook.

 Early & swifter in the Shtieble; or a more moderately paced service in the Beit Midrash.

Our Haggadah study focuses on the Sages fascinating Makot subdivision. In person or Facebook LIVE.

 Mincha then Daily Mitzvot: the Non-Priest & Blemished Offerings. Ma’ariv follows at 7:30 pm.

Pesach teaches how we can transcend limitations and experience growth; learn how it’s done?  

 G-d promised rewards for our slavery & suffering. But why not just skip both? Facebook.

 Early and swifter in the Shtieble, or a moderately paced service after class in the Beit Midrash.

 Prepare for the Seder by delving into the Midrashic stories of the final Plague. Find how it happened, why at midnight, why the firstborns and why paint blood on the door posts? The answers will amaze and inspire you. Facebook LIVE too! 

 Clothed in Mitzvot to avoid spiritual nudity. But one Mitzvot wasn’t enough: Facebook.

Swiftly in the Shtieble; or more moderately paced in the Beit Midrash after the class.

Mincha, Daily Mitzvot: Off-Limit Offerings: No Honey, But Salt Away! Ma’ariv at 7:30 pm.

 Ten plagues destroyed Egypt; we destroy Chametz. Coincidence? Facebook LIVE.

Early & swifter in the Shtieble, or a moderately paced service following class in Beit Midrash.

 Team up with a study partner at our guys-only study session! Contact the co-ordinator: Mark Covant.

 Understanding the volume required for the proverbial 4 glasses of wine at the Seder; how it’s quantified. 

Mazal Tov to dear Shul Members, Larry and Nancy Brenner, upon the birth of twin grandchildren; one boy and one girl! 

 Nichum Aveilim are extended to our dear Shul Member, Laura Shainbaum, upon the loss of her father.

Members of our Chabad Flamingo community unite bi-annually (before Rosh Hashanah and Pesach) to provide food for underprivileged Jewish families. We’ve assembled food boxes for 160 families! Donate funds or time to help pack & distribute. Entirely, 100% of all monetary donations are spent on food only. Packing day is Sunday, April 2, starting at 9:30 am at 6250 Bathurst St (near Steeles) in the social hall on the main floor. (Students can earn volunteer hours!) Take the time for this time-honoured Maot Chitim tradition. For more info or to help, please contact Program Coordinator Sari Bachar: (416) 678-0265 or Yuval Popper: (416)-315-8775.

Starting NEXT Sunday April 2, evening services shift forward from 7 pm to 7:30 pm daily. Note that this new time remains in effect until the end of the summer. Please try to attend; your punctual attendance can make all the difference!

Honouring Yud Aleph Nissan, the 115th anniversary of our beloved Rebbe’s birth. A group of Shul members are travelling to NYC together for the day on Thursday, April 6. For more info or to join this special Prayer Mission, contact Rabbi Yossi. 

Only 16 spots remain at the discounted rate of $49/person – regular price is $65! To be one of the last few to receive this discounted price, please RSVP immediately for our annual Friday Night Shabbat Dinner, Friday, April 7! Don’t miss a delicious meal and the fascinating presentation: “Beat the Odds”

 Announcing our 16th Annual Charity Golf Event, an incredible day of great golf, fun and inspiration at our Annual Tefillin Classic! Please join us for this important yearly fundraiser on Wednesday, May 24. For more info: visit Chabadflamingo.com/golf.

 Eating Matzah at the Seder (after nightfall from 8:26 pm) nourishes faith in Hashem all year long. Our sacred tradition says only handmade Shmurah Matzah should be used. We’ve again secured a limited supply of quality, Canadian-made Matzah at rock-bottom prices, and are passing the savings on to you. Shul members pay only $27/lb., non-members: $30/lb. While supplies last!

Owning Chametz on Pesach is strictly prohibited. By midday Erev Pesach, it’s has to go! To avoid wasting food, it may be sold it to a Gentile. Rabbi Kaplan arranges this at no cost; you just have to appoint him! Pick up or print the Chametz Sale Form, complete it then drop it off at our office, fax it (905-763-3470) or scan and email it. Shul Donations welcome - especially from non-members. 

 The City of Vaughan graciously accommodates our community’s need to dispose of Chametz before the onset of Pesach with giant garbage disposal bins at the Garnet A. Williams Community Centre, 501 Clark Avenue West, at the southeast corner of the parking lot. April 5, 6, 7 & 9 - 7am to 9 pm daily (closed April 8th), April 10th 7am – noon. Disposal is during these hours only. 

Community Shaimos drop off  is at 770 Chabad Gate on April 4th between 9am-3pm. The cost is $10.00- shopping bag $25.00 garbage bag for disposal of sacred items such as old Tefillin, Mezuzot, Siddurim, Chumashim or even Chayenu booklets and Bencher pamphlets. Please do not drop these off at Chabad Flamingo since it will incur additional costs for The Shul.

 Please support Project L4J (Love 4 all Jews) Reach out to spiritually impoverished neighbours in our local L4J district. Help awaken sparks of Neshama by providing others with Shmurah Matzah. Beautiful Matzah boxes are available at our Shul office for just $5 each. Make L4J the postal code where Yiddishkeit caring, sharing and inspiring others intersect!

If you’d like to join a family to celebrate the Seder with others, or if you’re looking for guests to join your family at Seder this year, please contact us. We’ll be pleased to match up guests and hosts so that no Jew is left behind or remains chas v’Shalom alone on this most special night of the year. We also encourage you to look over your list of friends and make the invitation yourself today!