Weekday Davening Times

Earliest Tefilin: 5:48 AM

Latest Shema: 9:25 AM

Daily Shacharis: 6:00, 7:30 & 8:30

Daily Mincha: 5:20 PM

Daily Maariv: 6:05 PM

Weekly Shiurim:

Rabbi Yosef Seidenberg daily shiur between Mincha & Maariv

Moments of Inspiration by Rabbi Yehuda Blank

Torah Fund

A contribution of $54 to the Torah Fund enables you to sponsor a daily shiur in memory of a loved one or in honor of a special occasion. This past week donations to the Torah Fund were made by:

~Michele Amar in memory of her father Shimon ben Mordechai

~Norman & Pearl Wiesen in memory of her brother Irving Borenstein, Yonah Leib ben Yosef Chaim Ha'Kohen

~Elaine Tessoun in memory of her grandmother Helen Moses

~James Chambers for the increasing of the light through torah

~Simcha & Aviva Mermelstein in memory of his grandfather Yehuda ben Isser

~Michael Meer in memory of his father Avraham Yitzchok ben Yechiel Michel



Mazal Tovs

~Dovid & Naomi Sandel on the birth of their grandson, a son to Chananya Simcha & Rachaele Sandel

~David & Michelle Sitzer on the birth of their grandson, a son to Rachaele & Chananya Simcha Sandel

Condolences

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Upcoming Events/Information

Dues & Donations can be made here, or thru Zelle (bialystokersynagogue@gmail.com)

Shabbos, February 14th & 15th: Scholar-in-Residence with Rabbi Daniel Rapp. Click here for more information. If you would like to sponsor this event, you can zelle (bialystokersynaogue@gmail.com) or pay here

Hatzolah Annual Fundraiser: Please help our local branch of Hatzolah (Lower East Side) https://hatzalahthon.com/les

International Shabbos Tehillim initiative.  Click, sign up and share:

www.shabbostehillim.com

New sign up weekly. You can also sign up for a permanent assignment or request help signing up by clicking on this link.

Free Materials - For Anyone Who is Blind or Has Low Vision

JBI can help you or a loved one who is blind or visually impaired celebrate the Jewish holidays with FREE Machzorim (prayer books), Selichot, Taschlich prayers, Yizkor prayers, a 16-month holiday calendar, and much more, all in accessible formats. Founded in 1931 as The Jewish Braille Institute, JBI provides people of all ages who are blind, have low vision, are print disabled, or are physically unable to hold a book, access to texts vital to Jewish culture, heritage, education, religious life, and community. JBI delivers, free of charge, a wide variety of Jewish-interest materials in large print, audio, and braille, directly to our patrons’ doorsteps. To learn more about JBI’s free circulating library of both fiction and nonfiction, liturgical texts, personalized custom materials, and cultural offerings including a bi-monthly magazine and concert and lecture series, call 800-433-1531, email library@jbilibrary.org, or visit www.jbilibrary.org. 



Help Support Hatzolah of the Lower East Side. Click here for more info

Help Support Misaskim, There is now a local branch on the LES

https://thechesedfund.com/misaskim/yankieslegacy/teams/doviejacob

Menachem Tuchman, Rabbi

Yosef Peretz, A"H , President