Erev Yom Kippur Schedule

Slichos followed by Shachris: 6:55 AM
1st Mincha: 2:00 PM
2nd Mincha: 3:30 PM
Tiffilas Zakah: 6:15 PM
Hadlakas Neiros: 6:22 PM
Kol Nidrei: 6:30 PM
Maariv: 7:31

Yom Kippur
Shachris: 8:30 AM
Mincha: 4:40 PM
Neillah: 6:00 PM
Maariv: 7:30 PM

The Rav will not be giving a Shiur tonight

Any woman that have not yet reserved a seat for Yom Kippur should please to so no later than 1:00 this afternoon. As mentioned, even a woman that had a seat on Rosh Hashanah, still needs to let us know that that they want a seat reserved on Yom Kippur. There will be fewer seats in the woman section so please let us know no later than 1:00 this afternoon to have a seat reserved in the womans section. Thanks.

The site we use for the text seems to be missing Perek Daled so it is not included in the email.

The Womans section will have less seating for Yom Kippur. If your wife or any woman would like a seat reserved for Yom Kippur, please respond to this email as soon as possible letting us know. Even if she had a seat on Rosh Hashanah, we need to know that there needs to be saved one fro Yom Kippur as well.

We are resending the email below from last week as a reminder for the ongoing campaign for Mordechai Kamin A"H.

For those who would like to contribute, please feel free to donate at KBYT.org or by giving a check to Moshe Wegh, the Rav or any of the Gabbaim.

Thank you to those who have already responded generously with their donations.

Tizku L’Mitzvos!

Dear Fellow Mispallelim,

Over the past five years, I have collected for various families with differing needs and our shul has always responded warmly and generously. However, the family I am now collecting for, and the purpose of this email, hits much closer to home for me than any of the prior appeals.

This past April, the second night of Pesach, my wife’s uncle, Moredechai Kamin A"H, passed away at the age of 52 after battling an illness for a little less than two years. He left behind his wife and 5 young children between the ages of 10 and 17. Unfortunately, the family is in need of money for their basic necessities and for them to have some semblance of financial stability going forward.

We are all well too familiar with the amounts of money needed to support a family and to meet our ongoing expenses. For a single mother with five children, this burden is tremendous. Coupling this financial burden while dealing with the loss of a loving husband and father makes the burden unfathomable. With the Yomim Tovim upon us, the need is that much greater.

As we ready for Rosh Hashanah and the Yom Hadin, this presents an opportunity for a zechus to provide a family with some menuchas hanefesh in knowing that they are being cared for by others in the Klal. As we sit around our tables for these upcoming Yomim Tovim, we can take great satisfaction in knowing that we have provided the same for another family in need.

In order to preserve the dignity of the family, we have decided to avoid a more broad-based internet campaign (i.e. GoFundMe). That being said, if you know of anyone else that may be interested in contributing, please feel free to pass along.

Tax Deductible donations can be made to:
Kehilas Bais Yehuda Tzvi
Memo: K Almanah Fund

I will be in shul Motzai Shabbos for selichos and will be happy to collect donations from anyone who would like to give in person. I am happy to pick up checks from anyone’s home should that be more convenient or checks can be given to any of the gabbaim.

Alternatively, donations can be made online at KBYT.org. If you are making an online donation, please put "K Almanah Fund" in the payment notes section. In addition, if possible, please kindly forward a copy of the receipt to marcwegh so that we can keep track of the amounts coming in for this particular tzedakah fund.

My apologies for the length of this email and thank you in advance for your generous support. In the merit of your tzedakah, may Hashem bless you and your families with kol mishaalos libecha with simcha, nachas, and parnassa tovah. In the merit of this zechus, may Hashem pay you back kefel k’flayim.

Wishing everyone a kesiva v’chasima tovah and a gut g’bencht yur! From the bottom of my heart, thank you again for your generosity.

Moshe Wegh

ג,יב ולמה אמרו הביכורים הן נכסי כוהן–שהוא קונה מהן עבדים וקרקעות ובהמה טמאה, ובעל חוב נוטלן בחובו, והאישה בכתובתה, וספר תורה. רבי יהודה אומר, אין נותנין אותן אלא לחבר בטובה; וחכמים אומרין, נותנין אותן לאנשי משמר, והן מחלקין ביניהן, כקודשי המקדש

The Rav will again be selling Esrogim in the at the Agudah on Ocean Parkway and Ave M

The schedule is as follows:

TUESDAY, SEPT 26TH-7PM-11PM

WEDNESDAY, SEPT 27-7PM-11PM

MOTZEI YOM KIPPUR-9:30PM-12 MIDNIGHT

SUNDAY, OCT 1ST-3PM-11PM

MONDAY, OCT 2ND-7PM-11PM

TUESDAY, OCT 3RD-7PM-11PM

For questions or orders, please call the Rav

at 917-783-6513

ג,י רבי שמעון אומר, שלוש מידות בביכורים–הביכורים, ותוספת הביכורים, ועיטור הביכורים. תוספת הביכורים, מין במינו; ועיטור הביכורים, מין בשאינו מינו. תוספת הביכורים–נאכלת בטהרה, ופטורה מן הדמאי; ועיטור הביכורים, חייבת בדמאי.

ג,יא אימתיי אמרו תוספת הביכורים כביכורים, בזמן שהיא באה מן הארץ; ואם אינה באה מן הארץ, אינה כביכורים.