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WEST SIDE YOETZET

Welcome New West Side Yoetzet Halacha
Shabbos Morning Guest Visit
"Love & Teshuva: Moshe's Parting Words"

Ellin Cooper, the new Manhattan Yoetzet Halacha, graduated from Nishmat’s Miriam Glaubach Center’s U.S. Yoatzot Halacha Fellows Program in 2021. She received her B.A. in Physics from Barnard College and is a graduate of GPATS (Graduate Program in Advanced Talmudic Studies for Women) at Yeshiva University. She was born on the Upper West Side and now resides there with husband Jeremy and son Ariel. They look forward to getting to know members of the broader Manhattan community. Ellin can be reached at nycyoetzet@gmail.com and via phone at646-598-1080

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BULLETIN BOARD

Len's Links

• ArtScroll Shabbos Table - click HERE   
• RZA HaMizrachi Parsha - click HERE
• Anshe Printable Divrei Torah - click HERE

• Tzurbah Mrababan: Rosh Hashana - click HERE

• Chazan Ari Mandelbaum will be joining us for the High Holidays!
• WWW.OZNY.ORG/HIGH
• WWW.OZNY.ORG/YIZKORBOOK

• Mendy & Ricki Gross, on the birth & bris of their grandson Matan Aryeh, a baby boy born to their children Alana & Josh
• Daniel & Ayala Ehrlich on the birth of a baby boy
• Eli & Malka Spiro, on the bris of their son Yosef Shimon

• Sam & Kate Archibald
• Daniel Farb
• Jennifer Goldman
• Cailegh Weiss
• Joseph & Rachel Offenbacher
• Avi & Tamar Siegel

• She will speak @ OZ Shabbos Morning

• Howard Gootkin, for the 39th Yarzheit of his mother Flora - Faiga Rivka bas Zev HaLevi z’l and the 30th Yarzheit of his father Eli - Eliahu Leib ben Chaim z’l

• Daniel & Ayala Ehrlich, on the birth of a baby boy
• Edith Nathan, in memory of her sister Zisel Devorah bat Shlomo v’Malka
• Anonymous, in honor of Micah’s Schmoozes

• 8:45am Drop-Off (“HaMelech”), pick-up at end of Mussaf
• Free for members — RSVP Required
• www.OZNY.org/Event/YouthCare2022

• Join OZ for a scrumptious buffet dinner, Shabbos Zemiros, Divrei Torah, and Special Guest Visitors!
• RSVP at www.OZNY.org/Fall2022

• The Hochul & Zeldin Campaigns have been invited to visit our community

• WWW.OZNY.ORG/EVENT/LULAV2022 

SCHEDULE

• Selichos:   5:50am, 6:40am (BM), 7:40am 
• Shacharis:  6:10am, 7:00am (BM), 8:00am
• 6:34pm  Candle Lighting 
• 6:45pm  Zman Mincha Maariv

• 7:30am      Hashkama Minyan in Bet Medrash
• 8:45am      Haftorah Class in Main Shul
• 9:15am Main Sanctuary Minyan w/Guest
• Yoetzet Halacha Ellin Cooper: Love & Teshuva: Moshe’s Parting Words
• 9:30am Youth Groups
• 5:40pm Text & Context w/Rabbi Schwartz: Teshuva in Tanach
• 6:10pm Mincha
• 6:30pm Shalosh Seudos 
• 7:30pm Maariv
• 7:40pm Havdalah
• 7:50pm Honey Pick-Up in the Lobby
• 10:00pm Late Selichos

• Bet Medrash 6:00a Selichos, 7:00a Shacharis
• Main Shul  7:00a Selichos, 8:00a Shacharis
• 6:30pm Candles
• 6:40pm Mincha & Maariv

• 7:00am Hashkama Minyan
• 8:15am Main Sanctuary Minyan
• 8:45am Youth Program
• 10:30am Shofar in Main Shul
• Tashlich in the Park
• 6:35pm Mincha, followed by Shiur with Rabbi Eliyahu Teitz, then Maariv
• 7:37pm Candles

• 7:00am      Hashkama Minyan
• 8:15am      Main Sanctuary Minyan
• 8:45am      Youth Program
• 10:30am   Shofar in Main Shul
• 6:35pm     Mincha, followed by Shiur with Rabbi Allen Schwartz, then Maariv
• 7:35pm     Havdalah

• 5:28am Fast Starts
• Selichos: 5:50am, 6:40am (BM), 7:40am
• Shacharis 6:10am, 7:00am (BM), 8:00am
• 6:20pm Mincha, followed by Maariv
• 6:30pm Zoom: Discover Judaism Classes 
• 7:21pm Fast Ends
• 9:00pm Zoom: Women’s Emunah Group 
• 10:00pm Late Maariv & Selichos

• Selichos: 5:30am, 6:20am (BM), 7:20am
• Shacharis: 6:00am, 6:50am (BM), 7:50am
• 6:30pm  Zman Mincha Maariv
• 10:00pm Late Maariv & Selichos

• NOTE Selichos in Social Hall, Shacharis in MS
• Selichos: 5:40a, 6:30a (SH), 7:30a (SH)
• Shacharis: 6:10a, 7:00a (MS), 8:00a (MS)
• 6:22pm Candle Lighting 
• 6:30pm  Zman Mincha Maariv

• October 1, 2022 | 6 Tishrei 5783 | Shacharis
• “I Really Want To See You, I Really Want To Know You… Approaching G-d in Stages”

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

• Wednesdays @ 12:00pm
• www.OZNY.org/Event/Tzurba2022

HASHKAMA - RABBI BLANCHARD'S BLURB

Concern for the world and our life in it is an essential orienting spiritual attitude that characterizes prayer on Rosh HaShanah, the Jewish New Year. What might this mean? 

Concern might mean seeking a world where the Divine can be named and brought into a relationship with the individual and group challenges we face.

Concern might mean understanding our actions as so vital that we both fear getting it wrong and are also amazed and inspired by our possibilities. We seek to join with all creation to discover and express the spiritual meaning of reality.

Concern might mean hoping for redemption, and it might mean honoring and seeking the ideal possibilities of our world.

Concern might mean rejoicing when righteousness triumphs and evil is frustrated.

Reflections on the liturgy for the Jewish New Year.

At this time of the Jewish New Year, I wish you and all those you love and care for  health\, happiness and the sweetness of a life well lived.