Shabbos Announcements 8/26/23
6:30 pm Kabbalos Shabbos Minyan at Stone Synagogue will be a Carlebach minyan
Shabbos Zemanim 8/26/23
Candle lighting: Earliest 6:45 pm/latest 7:52 pm
Mincha/Kabbalos Shabbos:
Stone: 6:30/7:55 pm—–HAC 6:30 pm
Shacharis:
Stone Syn. 8:00/8:30/9:00 am
HAC: 9:00 am
Mincha: Stone 6:15/7:30 pm—HAC 6:00 pm.
Maariv: 8:51 pm
Motzei Shabbos: 8:59 pm
Dear Member:
This coming Shabbos (tonight) our first minyan at 6:30 PM will have a Carlebach Kabolas Shabbos minyan. I hope you will join us and help create a wonderful ruach in which to usher in Shabbos.
If you haven’t yet made your seat arrangements for the upcoming Yomim Noraim, please do so at your earlier convenience. The sooner we have all the information, the sooner we can organize all the tefilos.
Have a great Shabbos.
Rabbi Burnstein
Candle lighting: Earliest 6:45 pm/latest 7:52 pm
Mincha/Kabbalos Shabbos: 6:30/7:55 pm—-HAC 6:30 pm
Shabbos Day—Shacharis Minyanim:
8:00 am Hashkoma followed by:
- Shiur by Dr. Jeffrey Lautman
(Stone) 8:25 am Chumash Shiur
8:30 am Stone Lower Level
9:00 am—Stone Main Shul
(Stone) 5:30 pm: ELUL WOMEN’S SHIURIM SERIES—2nd SHIUR:
Speaker is Dr. Leonie Jacob on “Rosh Hashana—A Case of Mistaken Identity?” Shiur will take place in the 2nd floor Bais Medrash
Stone Mincha: 6:15/7:30 pm. Shalosh Seudos follows the 2nd Mincha
HAC Mincha: 6:00 pm
(Stone) Dr. Lautman’s Gemorra Shiur at 6:40 pm
(Stone) 8:25 pm Pre-Maariv Shiur by Dr. Michael Kurin
Maariv: 8:51 pm
Motzei Shabbos: 8:59 pm
Weekday Mincha: 7:50 pm
Kollel Mincha: 6:00 pm/Kollel Maariv: 9:30 pm
Rabbi Burnstein’s Semichas Chaver Shiur will not meet this week.
Rabbi Burnstein’s Gemorra Shiur will meet Wednesday after Mincha/Maariv.
Please complete the online membership dues & seat reservation form as soon as possible.
Calendars are available in the shul office.
Weekday Shacharis:
Stone:
S 7:15/8:00/8:30 am
M, Th: 6:40/7:50 am
T, W, F: 6:45/7:50 am
HAC:
S, T, W, F: 6:45 am
M, Th: 6:40 am
Refuah Shelaima to:
Miriam Zelda bas Fraida Gittel (Marilyn Schachter)
Yeshaya Mordechai ben Ariella Malka
Miriam Shaina bas Gittel
Zlata bas Chaya Sora
Bracha Bryna Luba bas Chana
Sarah bas Rosa ( Sarah Rothner)
Nechemia ben Machla Roiza (Kenny Fixler)
Meir ben Devorah (Marc Fishman)
Mazel tov to:
- Ron & Sherrie Fleeter on the birth of a granddaughter. Parents are Noah & Adina Fleeter.
- Ita Klein on the Bar Mitzvah of her grandson, Sruli Klein. Parents are Nati & Chany Klein.
- Rabbi Dan & Rivky Olgin on the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Bracha, to Levi Susman
(Stone) Kiddush is in the Atrium
THERE IS A PRIVATE EVENT IN THE BANQUET HALL.
(Stone) Hashkoma Kiddush in Bais Medrash is sponsored by:
Michael & Devorah Kurin in honor of making a siyum on tractate Rosh Hashana with the Oraysa program.
(Stone) 8:30 am Minyan Kiddush in Lower Level is cosponsored by:
Michael & Sandy Covitch to commemorate the Yahrzeit of Michael’s parents, Baruch ben Yaakov and Rachel Miriam bas Yitzchok, and Daniel & Rivky Olgin in honor of the Aufruf of their future son in law, Levi Yitzchak Susman, for his upcoming marriage to their daughter Bracha.
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