“

YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE

Rabbi Yosef Weinstock, Senior Rabbi

Rabbi Adam Frieberg, Assistant Rabbi

Rabbi Edward Davis, Rabbi Emeritus

Dr. P.J. Goldberg, President

3291 Stirling Road, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33312

954-966-7877 email: info@yih.org www.yih.org

VAYAKHEL

SHABBAT MEVORCHIM

25 ADAR I 5779 MARCH 2, 2019

TORAH READING Exodus 35:1 HAFTORAH Kings II 12:1

Nach Yomi : Psalms 50 Daf Yomi : Chulin 95

Daf Hashavua: Megilah 22

SHABBAT TIMES

Candle Lighting 6:04 p.m. Shabbat Ends 7:02 p.m.

Shabbat Shalom and welcome to all newcomers, visitors and guests

Next Weekend! Annual Journal Dinner Friday March 8th Oneg warm-up with dinner entertainer Ronnie Baras

Sunday March 10th Dinner at The Club of Emerald Hills

Stephen & Roni Kurtz—Journal Dinner Honorees

Tsachi & Jessica Baitner—Distinguished Service Award

Stephen Clements—Presidential Leadership Award

Jessica Schultz—Founders Award

To reserve for the Dinner or place an ad in the Journal please click here

www.yih.org/campaign/dinner2019

2nd Annual JNF Partnership Shabbat We welcome Guest Speaker Doreet Freedman

See flyer for details of all the YIH/JNF events this Shabbat

2

OUR YIH FAMILY…. Mazel Tov:

Yosh & Samantha Markell on the birth of their son. Shalom Zachor is Friday

9:00pm at the home of Shlomie & Aliza Friedman, 4800 N. 36th Ct., Hollywood.

Nicole Miriam & Daniel Shalom Raz on the birth of their daughter.

The Hoenig family on the birth of a granddaughter, Devorah Nesyah, to Eric &

Suri Kinzbrunner of Silver Spring, MD. A special Mazel Tov to Nessie's 6

brothers!

Steve & Susu Danis on the birth of a grandson born to Rachel & Avi Ginsburg of

Riverdale, NY and to Avi’s parents Yale & Sahra Ginsburg, to newly-minted

uncles Elliot, Jacob and Max and to great-grandmother Lois Danis.

Rabbi Tzvi & Karen Nightingale on the birth of their grandson to Atara & Avi

Gordon.

Dr. Leonard & Dale Pianko on the birth of their granddaughter to Maurice &

Zahava Pianko of Passaic, NJ.

THANK YOU TO OUR SHABBAT SPONSORS

8:00 a.m. Minyan Kiddush

Jennifer, Danny, Betzalel, Noam, Tali, and Ayelet Cohen in

honor of their making aliyah, and to thank YIH and Hollywood

for such wonderful (and fruitful) years

Sephardic Minyan Kiddush

Niad, Herzek & Einhorn families in loving memory of Heshy

Niad, Tzvi Hersh ben Yitzchak Mordechai, on the occasion of

his 8th yahrzeit, and in memory of Heshy’s brother Lester Niad,

Lazer Fivel, and in honor of Lewis’ birthday

Beit Midrash Minyan Kiddush

Cheryl & Ari & Pearl in memory of their grandfather, Rabbi

Abraham I. Brown in commemoration of his 25th yahrzeit

9:00 a.m. Minyan Kiddush

The Machaneh Yehuda-style Gala Kiddush is being sponsored

by Jewish National Fund. Don’t miss it!

All other Kiddushim and Seudah Shlishit

Shabbat Sponsors Group

Shabbat Announcements

Jennifer, Danny, Betzalel, Noam, Tali, and Ayelet Cohen in

honor of their making aliyah, and to thank YIH and Hollywood

for such wonderful (and fruitful) years

Torah Dialogue Lois & Barry Levontin in memory of her father Charles

Greenberg, Shlomo ben Moshe

Reserved table at 9:00 a.m. Minyan Kiddush in Social Hall for our members who need it

3

4

Friday

6:04pm Candle Lighting

6:10pm Minchah/Maariv Main Sanctuary

6:10pm Sephardic Minchah/Maariv Library

6:10pm Beit Midrash Minyan Beit Midrash

6:22pm Sunset / Shkiah

After Maariv JNF Community Shabbat Dinner (by prior

reservation)

Social Hall

Shabbat Morning

7:00am Shacharit Minyan Main Sanctuary

8:00am Shacharit Minyan Room 1 & 2

8:15am Parsha Shiur with Rabbi Edward Davis Beit Midrash

8:45am Beit Midrash Minyan House across the street

9:00am Shacharit Minyan followed by JNF’s

featured guest speaker Doreet Freedman.

Gala Kiddush follows in Social Hall

Main Sanctuary

9:00am Sephardic Minyan Library

9:00am Games Rooms & Shabbat Groups Rooms 1,2,3,4 & 6

9:15am Parsha class with Rabbi Yitzchak Salid Back room of the house

9:30am YP Minyan. Parsha Shiur with Rabbi

Moshe Nachbar after Minyan

Modular

9:30am Youth Minyan Chapel

9:30am Teen Minyan Room 5

9:38am Latest Shema Time

10:15am Parsha class with Rabbi Yitzchak Salid Back room of the house

10:10am The Rest of the Story: Understanding the

Haftarah Rabbi Yitzi Marmorstein

Social Hall

10:45am Sefer HaMitzvot Shiur, Rabbi Moshe

Parnes

Beit Midrash

Main Sanctuary will be locked while the Torah is being read, during Mussaf Kedusha, and

while Rabbi is speaking.

Contact Gerald Mayerhoff glmcpa@bellsouth.net or David Lasko davidlasko@yahoo.com for

an aliyah or kibbud at any of the minyanim

5

Shabbat Afternoon

4:00pm Teichman-Rosenblatt Shabbat Mevorchim

lecture with guest speaker Rabbi Davis

Kurtz home

5:00pm Gemara Shiur on Gittin (in Hebrew) Beit Midrash

5:00pm Daf Yomi Library

5:15pm Rabbi Weinstock’s class. Topic: The History

and Halachot of Haftorah

Main Sanctuary

6:00pm Teen Minchah Room 5

6:00pm Minchah Main Sanctuary

After Minchah Halacha Chaburah with Rabbi Adam Frieberg Library

After Minchah Gemara Shiur with Rabbi Jonathan Hirsch Chapel

After Minchah Parsha Shiur with Rabbi Yossi Jankovits Beit Midrash

Teen Seudah

Shlishit

With Rav Natan Rooms 3 & 4

7:02pm Maariv Main Sanctuary

Immediately

after Maariv

Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 5 min. class Library

7:30pm V’Shinantam Plus—The Finale Social Hall

8:30pm Guest speaker Rabbi Meir Goldwicht. See flyer on Page 8

Beit Midrash

Dvar Tefila

A weekly insight from the siddur to help enhance our prayer experience

Shacharit Amidah on Shabbat

(Artscroll Siddur pg. 424)

“And You did not give it, Hashem our G-d, to the nations of the lands, nor did You make it

the inheritance, our King, of the worshippers of graven idols. And in its contentment the

uncircumcised shall not abide – for to Israel, Your people, have You given it in love, to the

seed of Jacob, whom You have chosen.”

The Brisker Rav noted that Shabbat is referred to in two ways: It is a mitzvah

(commandment) and it is a matanah (gift). The Talmud (Shabbat 10b) quotes Hashem telling

Moshe “I have a wonderful present in my Treasure House and its name is Shabbat”. The gift

was given to the Jewish people. Any nation that was not a recipient of this present is not able

to observe Shabbat; and even if they go through the motions of observing it, they have not

fulfilled any mitzvah.

The novelty of this idea from the Brisker Rav is that in order to fulfill the mitzvah of

Shabbat, one needs to be included among the recipients of the gift. This is what we are saying

in the Shabbat Shacharit Amidah passage quoted above. The uniqueness of Shabbat is that we

must relate to the Day of Rest as a mitzvah, but also as a gift.

6

7

D’var Torah : Rabbi Yosef Weinstock Take the 30 Day “No Talk Challenge”. Thank you to Avi Ciment for bringing this initiative to

our shul. The following is an article by Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, recently written in

memory of his grandmother Mrs. Gussie Hartman, Gitel bat Tzvi Hersh HaLevi (slightly

condensed).

Grandmother spearheaded synagogue building campaigns wherever she lived: the Lower

East Side of Manhattan, Harlem, and finally Brooklyn. But it was not as a community activist

that she conveyed her spiritual fervor to me. Rather, it was when she drove me and my cousin,

in the shiny black Packard, to purchase kosher groceries in the “old neighborhood” every

Sunday morning. She would drive over the Manhattan Bridge, and just as we crossed the river,

she would point to a large gray stone building just under the bridge. Her eyes would tear and

her voice would choke every time we passed that building. In a very subdued voice, she would

deliver this message: “That building was once a sheel, built by angels. Now it is no longer

a sheel. It is a kloyster. Non-Jews worship there.”

When we asked her why “we” lost it and whether it was really built by angels, she would

respond evasively, in typical grandmotherly fashion, “You are too young for me to answer you.

One day, when you are older, you will understand.”

Grandmother passed away more than fifty years ago. Gradually, after her passing, I began to

understand who the angels were who built the shul and why “we” lost it. I discovered the

angels when perusing the Midrash Rabba on the Book of Kohelet one Sukkot afternoon. I came

across this passage:

“Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa observed the people of his city bringing materials for the

reconstruction of the Holy Temple. He wished to follow their example. He found a large

boulder that would serve well as part of the Temple’s new wall. He sculpted the stone and

polished it. But it was far too heavy for him to carry up to Jerusalem. He asked passersby to

help him, but they would only do so for a fee, which he could not afford. Finally, he beheld five

strangers approaching him. They agreed to carry the stone, but only on the condition that he

would place his hand on the stone. He did so and suddenly found himself, and the stone,

miraculously transported to Jerusalem. The five men were nowhere to be found. He entered the

Temple chamber in which the Sanhedrin sat and inquired after them. The sages told him that

they were not men, but angels.”

That passage in the Midrash taught me that those who simply lend a hand to a holy project

are granted the assistance of the angels. Angels build synagogues. That’s the good news. The sad news is that only angels can sustain synagogues once they are

built. Only when those who attend synagogue behave like angels, in a decorous and reverent

manner, do synagogues endure. Improper behavior in a house of prayer results in its ultimate

destruction. More than one of our great sages has identified irreverence in the synagogue as the

reason that many former Jewish houses of worship are now churches or mosques, theaters or

museums, and often entirely destroyed.

I can hear Grandmother speaking to me today: “Synagogues are built by angels, but we

must behave in them as angels would. If we don’t, we lose them.” She recognized that the old

grey building in Lower Manhattan may have been built by angels, but it wasn’t maintained by

angels. It was maintained by those who came to synagogue to chatter idly, gossip maliciously,

and cynically mock the rabbi and the cantor. No wonder “we” lost it.

Achieving proper synagogue decorum has been a perennial problem for the Jewish

community. When a community gathers to build a new synagogue, it does so as a group of

angels with noble motives. But as we grow accustomed to the synagogue, as it becomes too

familiar to us, we lose our “angelic” enthusiasm. Continued on next page….

8

Rabbi Weinstock’s D’var Torah continued from previous page

The Zohar is excited by the Torah’s description of a successful building campaign, of

men and women generously donating gold and silver to the new Tabernacle. But then the

Zohar offers these words of caution: “Woe to the person who engages in mundane conver-

sation in the synagogue. He causes a cosmic schism, a degradation of faith. Woe to him, for

he has no portion in the God of Israel. He demonstrates by his levity that God does not exist,

and that He certainly is not to be found in the synagogue. He asserts that he has no relation-

ship with Him, that he does not fear Him, and that he is indifferent to the disgrace of the

Upper Celestial Realm.”

With these words, the holy Zohar expresses in mystical terms what my Grandmother

knew with her ample common sense. How well she taught me the lesson of our need to re-

main “angels” in the synagogue. I can still hear her tearfully grieving for that heilige sheel,

and all too numerous other sacred spaces, which “we” lost because of our callous indiffer-

ence to the Almighty’s presence.

9

10

Baruch Zvi ben Rivka Batya (Rabbi Dr. Brian Galbut-Daniel Galbut’s cousin), Binyomin Simcha ben Adina Minya (Binny Ciment), Binyamin ben Chemla (Binyamin Israel), Chizkiyahu Moshe Aryeh Hakohen ben Devorah Rachel (Ari Kahn-Sheila & Larry Strulowitz’s son-in-law), David HaKohen ben Esther (Lev Kandinov’s father), Eliezer HaLevi ben Chana (Leon Brauser-Joel Brauser’s father), Netanel Elan ben Shayna Tzipporah (wounded IDF soldier), Solomon ben Solika (Solomon Perez-Ilana Melnitsky’s father), Yaakov ben Mira (Jacques Vogel-Michel Vogel’s father), Yehuda Arieh ben Mindla (Philippe Leiberman’s father), Yisroel Yechiel ben Chaya (Michael Reinhard-Kenny Reinhard’s father), Yitzchak Chanoch ben Chana (nephew of Vanessa Shamah and Lauren Davis), Yoseph

Benyamin ben Cochava (Ralph Sharaby’s son) , Aryeh Lev ben Esther (Aryeh Posner).

Batya bat Sara, Chana Ety bat Zirel Libah, Chaya Sara bat Dubra (Irene Berlin-Reva Homnick’s mother), Devora bat Sheina Baila, Elka bat Tova (Leona Brauser-Joel Brauser’s mother), Feiga Necha bat Pessel (Fay Lerner), Masha bat Ruth (Marcia Chonchol-Craig Barany’s mother), Sara Leah bat Rochel (Cynthia Lynn Haber-Cheryl Hamburg’s sister), Sara Leah bat Bracha (Stacey Deutsch), Shira Raizel Esther bat Mina Zosha (Ruth Messer’s granddaughter), Tzirel Libah bat Frimed Mindel (Sylvia Lieberman-Philippe Lieberman’s

mother), Yocheved bat Tzril (Joan Niad).

REFUAH SHLEIMAH

UPCOMING EVENTS

93Queen movie screening presented by Eishet Chayil

Initiative and Bikur Cholim at Regal Cinemas Oakwood by

prior reservation only

Mon. Mar. 4

7:30pm

New! Pre-Purim 3 part mini-series presented by Rabbis

Adam Frieberg and Michael Goldberg in Beit Midrash. See flyer

for topics

Beginning this

Tues. Mar. 5

8:00pm

Chizuk Support Group for Jewish women struggling with

infertility. Contact Sharona Whisler chizukmiami@yahoo.com

Wed. Mar. 6

8:00pm Chapel

Sisterhood Book Club, “ The Alice Network” by Kate

Quinn, reviewer Shelley Tuchman at the Warman home

Wed. Mar. 6

8:00pm

37th Annual Journal Dinner featuring guest entertainer

Ronnie Baras, Comic Hypnotist and Mentalist

Sun. Mar. 10

Scholar in Residence Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom Shabbat Mar. 15-16

Sisterhood Purim Packing Party Sun. Mar. 17

Kehillah Kiddush please sign up for the Nisan Kehillah

Kiddush at www.yih.org/shabbatmevorchimkiddush

Shabbat April 6

Rosh Chodesh

Nisan

5779-2019 Membership Directories are available in the shul office for pick up

THIS PUBLICATION GOES TO THE PRINTER ON WEDNESDAYS. ALL SUBMISSIONS MUST BE IN THE

SHUL OFFICE BY WEDNESDAYS AT NOON.

11

12

13

Shabbat Safety, Security & First Aid “Safety & Security is everyone’s responsibility. If You See Something Say Something!”

Talk to the President, Rabbis, or Executive Director.

AED (Automated External Defibrillator) & other equipment in closet next to Social Hall.

Safety Reflector Belts (a project of the OU) are in the closet for use by our congregants

Shabbat Crossing schedule: Stirling Road at SW 33rd Avenue Hollywood Police will control the light this Friday 5:30-10:30pm. Shabbat 7:45am-12:30pm & 3:30-7:30pm. The light will be manually changed between 6:45 & 7:10am.

When crossing Stirling Road, make sure to always wait until cars stop by the light before crossing. Jaywalking is extremely dangerous (& illegal). For the safety of you and your family, it is imperative to cross only in the cross walk

Access Controls With the help of the Homeland Security Grant, new front main lobby doors are

being installed along with new access control. The doors will remain locked at all

times during the week. All families are encouraged to select a five (5) digit code to

access the building. Codes will only give access for Minyanim, Daf Yomi, classes,

events etc. During office hours, the office will buzz you in through the office lobby

front doors. The building will remain locked at all times. Shabbat/Yom Tov protocols

will be different. We are asking each family for their personal 5 digit code. Please

submit your code online at https://www.yih.org/accesscode or call the shul office.

Vaccination Policy

The following resolution was passed by the Young Israel of Hollywood Governing

Board on December 26, 2018:

It is a religious requirement to get you and your child(ren) vaccinated for the safety

of each child and for the community at large. There is no such thing as a Jewish/

Halachic religious exemption to vaccinations. Shuls should protect their members

(especially those who are medically unable to be vaccinated) by restricting access

of those who choose to remain unvaccinated to shul programs and events.

Therefore, all adults, youth and teens attending Young Israel of Hollywood

programs or services, whether on or off our facility, must be fully vaccinated

according to standards of the State of Florida in order to participate in our programs

and services. The only exception to this policy is for those who are unable to

receive vaccines for valid medical reasons.

Inclusion Committee Our congregation is forming an inclusion committee. The goal of the committee is

to create a system to identify and address needs of any family that has special

needs in any area and to provide maximum inclusion for those with special needs

in the shul community. Anyone interested in volunteering for the committee should

contact Sara Frieberg msf@yih.org, Justin Kohlhagen justinkohlhagen@gmail.com

or Meira Davis davisgng@aol.com

14

15

WEEKDAY LEARNING

Daf Yomi in the Library. Weekdays: 5:30am & 7:30pm. Shabbat: 1 hour

before Minchah. Sundays: 6:30am.

Morning Learning Program with Rabbi Yossi Jankovits daily in Beit

Midrash. Sun. (7:30-8:30am), Mon., Thurs. (6:00-6:45am), Tues., Wed., Fri.

(6:00-7:00am).

Sundays:

8:00am Gemara study with David Epstein, Library

Mondays:

8:30pm The Book of Devarim, Tobi Wolf for women, Room 5

Tuesdays:

After 8:00am minyan, Library: Talmud class with Rabbi Yosef Weinstock.

Learn Tractate Megilah and participate in the Daf Hashavuah Program

www.dafaweek.org/ (Contact shul office to be added to the shiur e-mail list)

11:00am class with Lisa Baratz, Library.

8:00pm Pre-Purim 3-part lecture series begins. This week: Rabbi Michael

Goldberg. See flyer for full details

No 8:00pm Parsha class this week with Rabbi Yaakov Sprung.

The Tehilim group no longer meets Tuesday evenings. The group completes

Tehilim from home - to be assigned a chapter, contact Jillian@galitzer.com

Wednesdays:

9:30am Moms, Tots & Torah with Sara Frieberg. Contact Sara for details

10:00am Megillat Esther with Rabbi Yaacov Laredo in the Library. Men and

women welcome.

WEEKDAY DAILY MINYANIM March 3-8 Minchah/Maariv: 6:15pm

Shacharit: Sun.7:15, 8:00, 9:00am Sanctuary / 8:00am Chapel (Sephardic) / 8:30am Beit Midrash

Mon. 6:15, 7:15, 8:00am Sanctuary / 6:45am Beit Midrash Tues. & Wed. 6:15, 7:30, 8:00am Sanctuary / 7:00am Beit Midrash

Thus. & Fri. (Rosh Chodesh) 6:00, 7:00, 8:00am Sanctuary / 6:30am Beit Midrash

We are looking to hire an engaging and passionate Youth Director who

will be responsible for creating and implementing a comprehensive

program of Jewish youth activities for our shul. The Youth Director will

facilitate a range of activities that enhance Jewish identity, develop

leadership, facilitate friendships and build a sense of community.

To find out more information about this job, or to apply, please visit

https://www.yih.org/youthdirector

16

COMMUNITY NEWS

Purim in Chelm, original comedy by Jewish Girls Theater, Sun. 3/3 4:30pm at

David Posnack JCC, profits to Chai Lifeline. For women & girls. Call 954-864-6536

for tickets and information.

AACI’s Kosher Travel Information evening, Thurs. 3/7 7:30 pm at the home of

Dena & Howard Seif, 4701 N. 47 Street, Hollywood.

Purim Party hosted by PJ Library & Women’s Philanthropy, Sun. 3/10, 3:00-

5:00pm at the JAFCO Children’s Ability Center in Sunrise. Register at

www.jewishbroward.org

Nefesh B’Nefesh Workshop, Tues. 3/12 at YIH. Separate workshops for

retirees and families: 6:00-7:30 pm for retirees, 8:00-9:30 pm for general families

and singles. Register at: WWW.NBN.ORG.IL/DOLLARSANDSENSE

Efrat C.R.I.B. pre-Pesach Cooking Show & Silent Auction, Sun. 3/24, 7:00pm

at 4730 N. 35th Street, Hollywood, $36. Contact 954-512-7457 for info.

The Dorit and Ben J. Genet Cupboard is seeking volunteers in the following

areas: pantry assistance, delivery driver, administrative support. For more

information contact 954-530-7555 or cmartinez@jfsbroward.org

Shuli Frier & Samantha Cleeman bracelets in memory of Sam Farkas.

Suggested donation $5 ea. Venmo @Shuli-Frier or contact Shuli 954-871-6354.

PATCH Free Tutoring Program contact Larry Reiss (954) 662-3128.

Ulpan Conversational Hebrew with Sima Dobkin, Advanced class 6:00-7:30pm

Tuesday evenings at YIH. Sign up at kim@IJKL.org

Sing, Sign, Simcha at YIH, Tuesdays 10:30am, music program for infants to 3

years, accompanied by an adult. Sign up at singsignsimcha@gmail.com

Jeanette Levine Bridal Gemach. Need a gown? Want to donate your gown?

Want to help buy a gown? Contact Robin Andisman 954-588-7600 or

rdubowitz@hotmail.com

Merkaz Ahavat Yisroel Gemach of Hollywood new & used clothing, toys, baby

gear & furniture. Please text or call Orit Sabo 917-359-5818 for hours.

Bikur Cholim Medical Equipment Gemach: If you are in need of medical

equipment on a temporary basis such as a wheelchair, walker, crutches, please call

954-894-8514 or contact www.bikurcholimhollywood.org

Hollywood Purim Costume Gemach has a huge supply of costumes and

accessories for all ages! (Limited adult sizes.) For more information or to schedule

an appointment, please contact Risa Kahane 305-308-2174.

Tomchei Shabbos assists needy families in our community with meals for

Shabbat. Checks may be mailed to the shul, or donate online at www.yih.org

Hollywood Community Kollel, 4016 N. 46 Ave. (Winn Dixie shopping center).

Late Ma’ariv 9:30pm Sun.-Thurs. Early Minchah 2:00pm Sun.-Thurs.

YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD ENCOURAGES OUR MEMBERS’ HOSPITALITY AND PARTICIPATION AT

COMMUNITY EVENTS. THE SYNAGOGUE DOES NOT SUPERVISE THE KASHRUT OF COMMUNITY

FUNCTIONS THAT ARE NOT ON OUR CAMPUS, NOR PRIVATE EVENTS AT MEMBERS' HOMES. CONSULT

THE RABBIS WITH ANY QUESTIONS.

17

Danon to UNSC: Act Against Iran's Nuclear Threat

Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon sent a letter to the members of the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday, calling on them to act against Iran’s nuclear threat, The Jerusalem Post reported. In his letter, Danon mentioned that at the beginning of February Iran had failed an attempt to launch a satellite into space that was carried by a rocket that is capable of carrying a nuclear head. "Iran has clearly and blatantly ignored the call by the international community to cease this type of activity that violates Security Council Resolution 2231, which accompanies the nuclear agreement with the superpowers," Danon added. “The international community should view this as another provocative act that is part of Iran's hostile ballistic missile program,” Danon wrote. “Iran's efforts to promote this plan not only threatens its neighbors and the entire Middle East, but also a large portion of European countries.” Danon continued in his letter that “Iran has become the main supplier of ballistic missile technologies to Lebanon, Yemen, Syria and Iraq, while providing these capabilities to non-state actors and terrorist operatives.” He concluded by calling on the Security Council to “join countries that have already taken measures to curb the threat posed by Iranian missiles.”

Our synagogue partners with AIPAC, America’s pro-Israel lobby, in educating our community on issues affecting the U.S.-Israel relationship. We encourage you to learn more by contacting AIPAC at (202) 639-5200 or by visiting www.aipac.org.

78% of Florida voters believe parents should be able to decide where their

children go to school and 72% support expanding state Education Scholarship

Accounts to serve more students, according to a recent study by the

Foundation for Excellence in Education. If you want to advocate for expanded

scholarship legislation this session email teachflorida@teachcoalition.org

18

Youth Shabbat Schedule

Time Program Age/Grade Location

8:30am Babysitting 18months-Nursery 3 Back of House

9:00am Game Room Pre K - 4th Gr. Room 3-4

9:30am Youth Minyan followed by

Kiddush on the house patio

5th-7th Grade Chapel

After Youth

Minyan

Haftorah Class with Shimmy

Lazar

Boys 3rd grade & up Chapel

10:00am Shabbat Groups Pre-K &

Kindergarten

Room 6

10:00am Shabbat Groups Nursery 3 Social Hall

10:00am Shabbat Groups 1st-2nd Gr. Girls Room 3

10:00am Shabbat Groups 1st-2nd Gr. Boys Room 4

10:00am Minyanairres 3rd & 4th Gr. Girls Room 1

10:00am Minyanairres 3rd & 4th Gr. Boys Room 2

Children who attend Youth Groups must be picked up by their parent or legal

guardian at the conclusion of the 9:00 a.m. services in the Main Sanctuary.

Only children who are accompanied by a parent may go downstairs

4:30-

5:30pm

Snif 2nd-8th Gr. Upstairs

7:30pm V’Shinantam Plus—The

Finale

Social Hall

9:30am Teen Minyan followed by

Kiddush in Room 5.

8th-12th Gr. Room 5

6:00pm Teen Minchah Room 5

Teen Seudah Shlishit with Rav

Natan after Minchah

Room 3 & 4

Teen Shabbat Schedule

19

20

To be a sponsor of this annual event, please go to www.yih.org/purim2019

21

1-3 4-0 2-2

1-3 2-2 2-2

OUR IDF LONE SOLDIERS Emma Frank, Lauren Friedman, Michale Goldberger, Sara Shulamit Klein,

Rina Reich, Moshe Schiff, Sarina Solomon

22

23

24