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Rosh Hashana Notes

• Do not hesitate to contact Rabbi Schwartz at ras@ozny.org if you have any questions about Holiday observance, hearing the Shofar, or Chesed opportunities over the weekend.
• Selichot & Shacharit on Sunday, Erev Rosh Hashana will start at 6:00a, 7:00a, and 8:00a
• ​​​​​​​It is not too late to reserve a seat for Rosh Hashana & Yom Kippur at www.OZNY.org/HighHolidays. If you have already reserved, your seat assignment will be emailed shortly. Remaining Rosh Hashana seats will not be 'assigned,' if you are registering from now through Sunday, please use one of the 'open seats' indicated in the seating maps around the shul.
• OZ Is proud to once again partner with the West Side Sephardic Synagoge for the High Holidays. The Rosh Hashana Sephardic Service will take place in the Bet Medrash. For more information, please contact sephardic@ozny.org.
• Have young children? Make sure to register them for High Holiday youth groups at www.OZNY.org/Event/High-Holiday-Youth-Program. Children must be registered for the program or have assigned seats. This is not a drop-off program, all children must have an adult present on premises in either the Main Sanctuary or Bet Medrash.
• OZ takes our security seriously. Our guards & CSS volunteers reserve the right to inspect all bags and question all members and guests upon entry. Our personnel thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation.
• ​​​​​​​We've got you covered for Sukkot! Visit www.OZNY.org/Sukkot to reserve affordable Sukkah Meals and order your Lulav set.
• The Kol Nidre Appeal is one of our shul's most important fundraisers of the year. Your generous donation supports our historic and dynamic congregation.
• This year, our President & Officers ask you to match your Kol Nidrei Appeal with a donation to our Capital Campaign, which will restore our exterior and infrastructure, and renovate our Bet Medrash. Don't be a bystander, become a stakeholder at www.OZNY.org/HighHolidays.

In Our Community

BULLETIN BOARD
Mazel Tov
¨ Shaindy Treff, on her engagement to Chad Silverstein
¨ Yocheved Lauwick & Avi Truzman, on the birth of their daughter Talia Leah
¨ Stephanie & Gabi Barat, on the birth of a baby girl
¨ Dr. Fred Hirsch for being honored by the Mount Sinai  Medical School & Health system
Baruch Dayan Emet
¨ Charles Gross, on the passing of his father Murray Gross z’l
Thank You
¨ Clara & Ervin Rosenfeld, for fixing our High Holiday & Weekly Paroches’ (Torah Covers)
 Sukkot at OZ
¨ Affordable Sukkah Meals and Lulav Sets at www.OZNY.org/Sukkot
Tutoring Available
¨ Are you looking for a tutor or homework helper for your kids? Look no further! I have experience working with students of all ages. Located on the upper west side. Please email yonina.teitelbaum@gmail.com if you or a friend are interested.

SPONSORSHIPS
Weekly Bulletin
¨ CoView Capital, a Leader in Mergers & Aqcuisitions for Family-Owned, Private, and Public Companies - www.CoViewCap.com 
Kiddush Sponsors
¨ Halana & Alan Greenberg, in memory of Alan’s father Harold Greenberg z’l
¨ Florence & Alan Siegelberg, in memory of Alan’s mother Ruth Siegelberg z’l
Seudah Shlishit
¨ Sarah & Stuart Milstein and Family, in memory of Stuart’s grandparents Ruth & Sam Milstein z’l and William & Eda Novick z’l
Hashkama Kiddush
¨ Dr. Joseph Frager,  in memory of his father Mordechai Abraham ben R’ Shmuel z’l, and his mother Malka bat Zalman Yehuda z’l
Rosh Hashana Flowers
¨ Eleanor Selling, in honor of her mother Maxine Selling
 

GREAT THINGS ARE HAPPENING HERE

Davening Schedule

WEEKEND SCHEDULE

Friday, September 27, 2019 (Elul 27)
Selichot & Shacharit: 5:50, 6:05, 6:40, 7:40a
6:27p    Candle Lighting
6:40p    Mincha/Maariv in Main Sanctuary

Shabbat, September 28  (Elul 28)
Parshat Nitzavim 5779
7:30a    Hashkama Minyan w/R’ Blanchard
8:30a    Parsha Shiur w/Rabbi Schwartz
9:15a    Shacharit
10:00a  Youth Groups
4:00p    Bikkur Cholim
5:20p    Talmud w/Rabbi Schwartz, Parsha w/Rabbi Moshe Schwartz, 8th Hour w/R’ Gottesman
6:05p    Mincha
6:25p    Seudah Shlishit
7:25p    Maariv
7:33p    Havdalah

Sunday, September 29 (Elul 29)
Erev Rosh Hashana (Note Selichot Times)
Selichot & Shacharit — 6:00a, 7:00a, 8:00a
6:24p    Candle Lighting
6:35p    Mincha/Maariv in Main Sanctuary
7:30p    Dinner in Social Hall (by RSVP)
 
Monday, September 30 (1 Tishrei 5780)
Rosh Hashana I / Tashlich
8:00a    Shacharit in Main Sanctuary; Drasha by Rabbi Allen Schwartz:Yonah Was No Avraham
9:30a    Youth Program, Drop Off in Social Hall
10:00a  Shofar (Approximate)
1:15p    Early Mincha / Mincha Gedola
2:00p    Learner’s Circle Urban Retreat and Luncheon in Social Hall (by RSVP)
5:45p    Daf Yomi
6:25p    Mincha; followed by Shiur by Rabbi Jack Varon: A Maimonidean Take on Teshuva
7:30p    Candle Lighting
 
 

SCHEDULE CONTINUED …

Tuesday, October 1 (Tishrei 2)
Rosh Hashana II
8:00a    Shacharit in Main Sanctuary; Drasha by R’ Yoni Zolty: “Of Fathers and Sons: Akeidah Stories In Tanach”
9:30a    Youth Program, Drop Off in Social Hall
10:00a  Shofar (Approximate)
5:45p    Daf Yomi
6:25p    Mincha, followed by Shiur w/Rabbi Allen Schwartz: “The History of Teshuva”
7:28p    Havdalah
10:00p  Late Selichot
 
Wednesday, October 2 (Tishrei  3
Tzom Gedaliya
Night Classes NOT Meeting
5:41a   Fast Begins
Selichot & Shacharit — 5:30, 5:45, 6:20, 7:20
6:15p   Mincha
7:00p   Maariv
7:17p   Fast Ends:
10:00p Late Maariv & Selichot

Thursday, October  3 (Tishrei  4)
Selichot & Shacharit — 5:30, 5:55, 6:30, 7:35
6:25p   Mincha/Maariv
10:00p Late Maariv & Selichot

Friday, October 4 (Tishrei  5)
Selichot & Shacharit — 5:40, 6:05, 6:40, 7:40
6:15p   Candle Lighting
6:25p   Mincha/Maariv
 
DAF YOMI
¨ Mon - Friday, after first Shacharit
¨ Sunday - after Second Shacharit
¨ Shabbat - after Mincha
¨ Holidays - before Mincha