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01/28/2022 01:49:19 PM

Jan28

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Annual Dinner & Community Celebration

  • Save the Date for March 28!
  • Stay tuned for details... 
  • Year End & Tax Statements are in your Inbox & Mailbox
  • New to the Neighborhood? Join now at www.OZNY.org/Join
  • Quick Renewal: Families  - click HERE
  • Quick Renewal: Individuals - click HERE
  • Consider joining the Board or Volunteering in 2022 - click HERE

PRINTABLE PAGES & LEN'S LINKS

 

  • Rabbi Jonathan Sacks z'l: Healing the Heart of Darkness - Click HERE
  • Rabbi Norman Lamm z'l: The Place of Jewish Life (1954) - Click HERE 
  • RZA HaMizrachi Weekly - click HERE
  • ArtScroll Shabbos Table Newsletter - Click HERE
  • Assorted Anshei Divrei Torah - Click HERE

PARDON OUR APPEARANCE

CONDOLENCES

  • Brian & Hana Katz, on the passing of Brian's mother Razel (Rona) Katz z'l

DELICIOUS KIDDUSH

  • Rikki & Mendy Gross, commemorating the Yarzheit of Mendy’s mother Charlotte Gross — Sarah bas Chaim z’l

HASHKAMA KIDDUSH

  • Paul Casowitz, commemorating the Yarzheit of his mother Elizabeth Casowitz — Batya bas Levi z’l
  • Sheldon Newman, commemorating the Yarzheit of his brother and our dear friend Joseph Newman — Yosef Binyamin ben Menachem Mendel z’l

MONDAY NIGHT CLASSES

  • Laurie Gordon, Jesse Newman, and Sheldon Newman, commemorating the Yarzheit of their dear husband, father, and brother Joseph Newman — Yosef Binyamin ben Menachem Mendel z’l

TNLP — TUESDAY NIGHT LEARNING

  • Riva Atlas & David Atik, commemorating the first Yarzheit’s of Riva’s parents Moshe & Shoshana Atlas z’l

WIN: WOMEN IN NETWORK

  • New Rosh Chodesh Series for Single Ladies 35+
  • Next session meets Monday, Jan. 31 @ 6:30pm in the Social Hall
  • Info, RSVP, & WhatsApp at www.OZNY.org/WIN

YOUTH CORNER

  • UWS Shuls visit Dave & Busters on Feb. 5 @ 7:30pm
  • RSVP & Info at www.OZNY.org/Event/DB2022 or Nava@OZNY.org
  • More exciting events on the way…

STAY TUNED…

  • SIR: Rabbi Mordechai Becher, Shabbos, Feb. 25-26, 2022
  • Knish Kiddush, SuperBowl Party, Professionals Plus Pre-Purim, YP Shabbarbeque

SPECIAL SERIES

  • JAM: Jewish American Moments with Micah Halpern
  • Select Wednesdays @ 7:30pm: 2/9 - New York City, 2/16 - Presidents Day
  • RSVP at www.OZNY.org/Event/JAM- On-Zoom (Free) &In-Person ($5 Pizza)

YEARN TO LEARN

Friday, January 28 (Shevat 26)

  • Shacharis: 6:10am, 7:00am, 8:00am
  • 4:50pm —Candle Lighting
  • 5:00pm — Zman Mincha Maariv

Shabbos, January 29 (Shevat 27)
Mishpatim, Shabbos Mevarchim

  • 7:30am Hashkama
  • 9:15am Shacharis
  • Youth Groups
  • Delicious Kiddush
  • 4:00pm Text & Context
  • 4:40pm Mincha
  • 5:00pm Shalosh Seudos
  • 5:50pm Maariv
  • 6:00pm Havdalah

Sunday, January 30 (Shevat 28)

  • Shacharis — 7:00am, 8:00am
  • 5:00pm —Zman Mincha Maariv

Monday, January 31 (Shevat 29)

  • Shacharis — 6:05am, 6:50am, 7:50am
  • 5:00pm — Zman Mincha Maariv
  • 8:00pm — Late Maariv

Tuesday, February 1 (Shevat 30)
Rosh Chodesh Adar I

  • Shacharis — 6:00am, 6:45am, 7:45am
  • 5:00pm —Zman Mincha Maariv
  • 8:00pm — Late Maariv

Wednesday, February 2 (Adar I 1)
Rosh Chodesh Adar I

  • Shacharis — 6:00am, 6:45am, 7:45am
  • 5:00pm — Zman Mincha Maariv
  • 8:00pm — Late Maariv

Thursday, February 3 (Adar I 2)

  • Shacharis — 6:00am, 6:50am, 7:50am
  • 5:00pm — Zman Mincha Maariv
  • 8:00pm — Late Maariv

Friday, February 4 (Adar I 3)

  • Shacharis — 6:10am , 7:00am, 8:00am
  • 4:59pm — Candle Lighting
  • 5:10pm — Zman Mincha Maariv
Hashkama Minyan - Rabbi Blanchard's Blurb
  • Is there anything spiritual in law? Clearly, the Hebrew Bible [TaNaCH] thinks so. One meaning of encountering the Divine is expressed in teaching through law/rules. Of course, there is more --narrative, poetry, theology, even history and cosmology. But, the Sinai encounter includes , even focuses its concern on, how G-d wants people to live/act/behave both individually and as groups. 
  • The Jewish system of law  [halakha] , while extensive ,is not however totalitarian and leaves most of our time  for us to structure. And, of course, since laws do not interpret or apply themselves, our personal lives, and the life of our communities, are relatively diverse. This makes living a life governed by Divine law complicated. 
  • The spiritual life, Jewish or otherwise, then finds its expression in part in law [rules and  rituals]. Among all the many possibilities for how humans should live, spiritual vision partially marks out a conception of those  to be sought out and those to be avoided. In short, our spiritual commitment to [law] action must be guided by/rooted in our understanding of our highest values. Once again: this makes living a life governed by Divine law complicated. 
  • Reflections of Exodus 20:22-23:19
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