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OZ Weekly: Terumah 5782 - Delicious Kiddush, Super Bowl, and More...!

02/04/2022 12:15:27 PM

Feb4

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O.Z. Annual Dinner & Community Celebration
  • Save the Date for March 28 - Midtown Loft & Terrace
Guests of Honor / Couple of the Year
  • Nicole & David Debora
Max Rosenbaum & Maurice Schauer Gemilus Chesed Award for their involvement in the 'WIN' program and 'Bikkur Cholim in the Home' visits
  • Heather Conn
  • Esther Rimokh
Nathan K. Gross Community Service Award to all of our volunteers who helped Rabbi Allen Schwartz & Rabbi Jack Varon sustain our community spiritually throughout the Pandemic both online, outside, and in-person on a regular basis:
  • Teachers: Phillipe Benedict, Rabbi Tsvi Blanchard, Joel Goldman, Rabbi Shlomo Gottesman, Micah Halpern, David Israel, Saul Lubetski, Rabbi Adam Resnick, and Dr. Nava Silton
  • Gabbaim: Shlomo Bar-Ayal, Joel Goldman, Daniel Liebler, Goerge Lloyd, Allen Katz, Glenn Richter - and Rabbi Eliyahu Teitz & Joe Tuchman for the Sukkah Minyan
 
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  • What's Happening @ O.Z. - Click HERE
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  • RZA HaMizrachi Weekly - click HERE
  • ArtScroll Shabbos Table Newsletter - Click HERE
PARDON OUR APPEARANCE
 
CONDOLENCES
  • OZ mourns the loss of our dear friend Rabbi Yitzchok Mann z'l
DELICIOUS KIDDUSH
 
  • Dr. Barrie Weinstein & Avi Ishofsky, commemorating the Yahrtzeit of Barrie's beloved mother Marcia Weinstein, Miryam bat Avraham v'Aidle z"l
     
 
 
THE ROAD TO THE SUPER BOWL GOES THROUGH OZ…
 
WE NEED YOU IN 2022
  • Consider joining the Board or Volunteering in 2022 - click HERE
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…
 
WIN: WOMEN IN NETWORK
  • New Rosh Chodesh Series for Single Ladies 35+
  • Next session meets Thursday, March 3 @ 6:30pm in the Social Hall
  • Info, RSVP, & WhatsApp at www.OZNY.org/WIN
STAY TUNED…
  • Scholar in Residence with Rabbi Mordechai Becher
  • Shabbos, Feb. 25-26, 2022
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
 
SCHEDULE
 
Friday, February 4 (I Adar 3)
  • Shacharis: 6:10am, 7:00am, 8:00am
  • 4:59pm —Candle Lighting
  • 5:10pm — Zman Mincha Maariv
Shabbos Kodesh, February 5 (I Adar 4)
Parsha Terumah
  • 7:30am Hashkama
  • 9:15am Shacharis
  • Youth Groups
  • Delicious Kiddush
  • 4:15pm Parsha: Limitations of P’shat in Terumah
  • 4:50pm Mincha
  • 5:10pm Shalosh Seudos
  • 6:00pm Maariv
  • 6:08pm Havdalah
  • 7:30pm Youth Dept. Dave & Busters (RSVP)
Sunday, February 6 (I Adar 5)
  • Shacharis — 7:00am, 8:00am
  • 5:10pm —Zman Mincha Maariv
Monday, February 7 (I Adar 6)
  • Shacharis — 6:00am, 6:50am, 7:50am
  • 5:10pm — Zman Mincha Maariv
  • 8:00pm — Late Maariv
Tuesday, February 8 (I Adar 7)
  • Shacharis — 6:10am , 7:00am, 8:00am
  • 5:10pm —Zman Mincha Maariv
  • 8:00pm — Late Maariv
Wednesday, February 9 (I Adar 8)
  • Shacharis — 6:10am , 7:00am, 8:00am
  • 5:10pm — Zman Mincha Maariv
  • 8:00pm — Late Maariv
Thursday, February 10 (I Adar 9)
  • Shacharis — 6:00am, 6:50am, 7:50am
  • 5:10pm — Zman Mincha Maariv
  • 8:00pm — Late Maariv
Friday, February 11 (I Adar 10)
  • Shacharis — 6:10am , 7:00am, 8:00am
  • 5:08pm — Candle Lighting
  • 5:20pm — Zman Mincha Maariv
  • 6:30pm — Friday Night Lights (RSVP)
 
Hashkama Minyan - Rabbi Blanchard's Blurb
  • Where does  G-d dwell ? The Kotzger rebbe famously said " Wherever we let Him in." Although the human heart is a dwelling place for the Divine, most human societies build "houses" and invite Him in. It's very hard for people to keep faith with invisible beings. hence places of worship and rituals that join communities of faith together , engage the realm of the invisible, etc.  These places-temples, churches, synagogues, mosques--are "open to the infinite", even if they cannot contain it. Is it wrong, then, if we ask ourselves which physical spaces provide us with the space for G'd to enter? Does this distract us from opening our hearts? 
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    Reflections on Exodus 25-31. 
Sat, May 3 2025 5 Iyyar 5785