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Len's Links

• Rabbi Jonathan Sacks z'l - click HERE
• ArtScroll Shabbos Table - click HERE   
• RZA HaMizrachi Parsha - click HERE
• Anshe Printable Divrei Torah - click HERE

Mazel Tov                                                                                                                         

• Esther Farber, on the wedding of her daughter Suri and Ozer Yona

 
Delicious Kiddush                                                                                                       

• Ronit & Aaron Etra, in honor of the birth their daughter Yocheved Leah

 
Shalosh Seudos                   

• Rena & David Jaroslawicz, for the Yarzheit of Shalom Moshe ben Menachem z’l

 
Rabbi Schwartz’s Shiur Sponsor

• Alan & Chani Perlman, for the Yarzheit of Alan’s father Donald Perlman z’l

 
Three Weeks Kollel — Make The Summer More Meaningful

• Special Morning Learning with Rabbi Allen Schwartz meets Monday - Thursday, July 18 - Aug. 4, including 7:45am ‘Exploring Eicha’, 8:00am ‘Topics in Taanis’

 
Women’s Wellness returns July 27, 2022 @ 8:00pm!

• Join Shira Silton for a discussion on The Impacts of a Positive Body Image
• RSVP required at www.OZNY.org/Wellness

 
Women In Network: Rosh Chodesh Menachem Av

• WiN returns Thursday, July 28 @ 6:30pm featuring Jewish Divine Soulmates Matchmaker Chava Kober, RSVP & Sponsor at www.OZNY.org/WiN

 
Two 9 Days Siyums—RSVP Required

• Monday, Aug, 1: Outdoor Siyum & Shiur: www.OZNY.org/Event/Kidron2022
• Tuesday, Aug. 2: TNLP Siyum + Chinese Dinner: www.OZNY.org/Event/Siyum2022

 
Tisha B’Av Kumsitz — Yearning for Yerushalayim

• Tisha B’Av Saturday Night, following Eichah, with Divrei Torah by Rabbi Jack Varon and Singing led by Chazan Ari Mandelbaum
• RSVP at www.OZNY.org/Event/9Av5782

 
Young @ Heart — Stay Tuned for Tisha B’Av Kids Program

• www.OZNY.org/Youth
• July 30 — Family Shabbat Luncheon & Scavenger Hunt
• August 11 & 18 — Youth Summer Movie Series

Peace of Mind — Cemetery Details & Memorial Plaques

• There is never a comfortable time to talk about the purchase of burial plots, but our office is always available to discuss reserving spaces at significant savings in our active properties at Beth El Cemetery (Paramus, NJ) and  Riverside Cemetery (Saddle Brook, NJ). We are also available to discuss Memorial Plaques or the Preservation of a Pew.

SCHEDULE

• Shacharit  6:10am, 7:00am, 8:00am
• 6:40pm     Plag Mincha Maariv
• 8:03pm     Candle Lighting
• 8:10pm     Zman Mincha Maariv

• 7:30am     Hashkama Minyan
• 9:15am     Main Minyan
• 10:00am   Youth Groups
• 6:00pm     Schmooze: The Prophet Jeremiah
• 7:00pm Text & Context: Pinchas & Eliyahu
• 7:40pm Mincha
• 8:00pm Seudah Shlishit
• 9:00pm Maariv
• 9:10pm Havdala

• Shacharis 7:00am, 8:00am
• 8:05pm Zman Mincha / Maariv

• Shacharit 6:00am, 6:50am, 7:50am
• 6:30pm Plag Mincha Maariv
• 6:30pm He’Brew: Beginners Class (RSVP)
• 8:05pm Zman Mincha / Maariv

• Shacharit 6:10am, 7:00am, 8:00am
• 6:30pm Plag Mincha Maariv
• 8:05pm Zman Mincha / Maariv

• Shacharit 6:10am, 7:00am, 8:00am
• 6:30pm Plag Mincha Maariv
• 8:00pm Women’s Wellness (RSVP)
• 8:05pm Zman Mincha / Maariv

• Shacharit 6:00am, 6:50am, 7:50am
• 6:30pm Plag Mincha Maariv
• 6:30pm WiN: Women in Network (RSVP)
• 8:05pm Zman Mincha / Maariv

• Shacharit 6:00am, 6:45am, 7:45am
• 6:30pm Plag Mincha Maariv
• 7:57pm Candle Lighting
• 8:05pm Zman Mincha Maariv

YEARN TO LEARN

• Monday & Wednesday @ 9;00p
• WhatsApp & Zoom Link at www.OZNY.org/Emunah

• Meets on Zoom
• Schedule & Class links at www.OZNY.org/TNLP

• Wednesday Night
• Meets back in person!
• Contact adam@ozny.org for info about Conversion Program
• 6:30p Concepts - Adam Resnick
• 7:45p Thought - Joel Goldman

• WhatsApp & Conference Call: www.OZNY.org/Event/Daf

• Meets select Shabbos’ at 6pm
• www.OZNY.org/Event/Live2022

HASHKAMA - RABBI BLANCHARD'S BLURB

We know what comes with a meaningful life journey. There are the necessary efforts, commitments, and difficult decisions; there are the risks, the failures, and the successes. 
We have our disappointments and our celebrations. 

We also set aside special times for reflection on our life journey. We struggle with our mistakes, large and small, and work to correct them and make up for them. 

Sometimes, we can't help but get discouraged. 

How do we avoid the deep sadness and discouragement that comes with seeing that we keep "getting it wrong"? One answer worth thinking about: The joy of our life journey comes from our faith in our ongoing spiritual process of expanding self-awareness and self-renewal. 

Reflections on the Jewish High Holiday season