~The Rav will be giving his Amud Yomi Shiur tom morning at 7:30 AM in the Young Israel of Midwood followed by Shlichos, Shachris and the Bris of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Motty Stein.
~There will be Shachris in the Shul tom morning. Slichos will be at 8:15 AM followed by Shachris.

Schedule for this week
Shachris: Sunday: 8:15 AM Mon & Tues: 6:45 AM Thurs & Fri: 7:00 AM
Mincha Maariv: 6:40 PM
Rav’s Amud Yomi Shiur: Sun: 7:30 AM (in Young Israel of Midwood) Mon & Tues 6:15 AM Thurs & Fri: 6:30 AM

The Rav will be giving his Shabbos Shuva Drasha this Shabbos at 5:50 PM followed by Mincha at 6:35 PM
The Rav will once again be selling estrogim in the agudah beh. Do to shemitah there will not be any isreali esrogim only Morocan and yanev.

The schedule is as follows:
Motzei Shabbos from 9:30
Sunday from 3:00 PM-11:00 pm
monday 7:00 PM-10"00 PM
Motzei Yom Kippur from 9:30
Thursday from 12:00 PM- 11:00 PM
Motzei Shabbos from 9:30
For questions or orders please call the Rav (917-783-6513)
Gmar Chasima Tova!

Mr. and Mrs. Motty Stein invite everyone to a Shalom Zachor in the Shul. The Shalom Zachor will begin at 9:00 PM
May we continue to only share in Simchas!

SCHEDULE IS SPONSORED BY MEGA FUNDING LLC

Parshas Vayelech
Erev Shabbos

Hadlakas Neiros: 6:42 PM

Mincha: 6:52 PM

Shabbos

Shachris: 9:00 AM followed by Kiddush sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Eli Kress in honor the birth of their daughter
Mincha: 6:35 PM, followed by Shalosh Seudos Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Akiva Herskowitz in honor of Chaim Cywiak and all the hard work he does for the shul

Maariv: 7:49 PM

Have a Great Shabbos!!!

Schedule for this week
Shachris: Sunday: 8:15 AM Mon & Tues: 6:45 AM Thurs & Fri: 7:00 AM
Mincha Maariv: 6:40 PM
Rav’s Amud Yomi Shiur: Sun: 7:45 AM Mon & Tues 6:15 AM Thurs & Fri: 6:30AM

The Bris for the son of Mr. and Mrs. Motty Stein will take place on Sunday at the Young Israel of Midwood, 1694 Ocean Avenue Corner of Ave L. Selichos will be 8:00 AM followed by davening. Bris will be at at 9:00 AM.
May we continue to only share in Simchas!!!

Mincha Maariv will be at 6:50 PM today

Tzom Gedaliah

Fast Begins: 5:25 AM
Amud Yomi: 6:15 AM

Shachris: 6:45 AM

Mincha: 6:45 PM

Maariv: 7:39

Fast Ends: 7:49 PM (45 min)

Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. Moti Stein upon the birth of a boy!! May we continue to only share in Simchas!!

Erev Rosh Hashanah

Hadlakas Neiros:6:51 PM

Mincha:7:01 PM

Maariv:7:59 PM

First Day Rosh Hashanah

Shachris:8:30 AM

Kiddush: Approx. 11:15 AM sponsored by the Rav, Rebetzin, & Mr. and Mrs. Shmulie Tversky Lezecher Nishmas Esther Henya Bas Meshulam Yochanan

First Tokeah For Woman: During Break

Mussaf: Approx. 11:30 AM

1st Mincha: following Mussaf

2nd Mincha: 6:50 PM

Maariv:7:57 PM

Hadlakas Neiros:8:19 (72 min)

Second Day Rosh Hashanah

Shachris:8:30 AM

Kiddush: Approx. 11:15 AM sponsored by the Rav, Rebetzin, & Mr. and Mrs. Shmulie Tversky Lezecher Nishmas Esther Henya Bas Meshulam Yochanan

First Tokeah For Woman: During Break

Mussaf: Approx. 11:30 AM

1st Mincha: following Mussaf

Second Mincha: 6:50 PM

Maariv: 7:55 PM

Tzom Gedaliah

Fast Begins: 5:25 AM

Shachris: 6:45 AM

Mincha: 6:45 PM

Maariv: 7:39

Fast Ends: 7:49 PM (45 min)

Upon receiving many comments and concerns regarding the seating chart over Shabbos there will be a revised chart posted for Rosh Hashanah (and Yom Kipper). While we acknowledge that it will not be perfect according to everyone’s opinion please note that a vast amount of time and energy went into this. We will continue to try to make everyone as happy as possible. We also ask that even if you are unhappy with your seats as they are not to your liking or did not adhere to your previous requests please see the Rav or Chaim Cywiak but for Rosh Hashanah please try and endure and we will work on it as best as we can. If you feel the need to speak with the Rav or Chaim about the seats please try and refrain from doing so while tefilos are going so as not to disturb davening.

As stated above we want to help make everyone happy but that might not always work for everyone. We thank everyone for their consideration and understanding in this and wish everyone a Ksiva V’Chasima Tova.